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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
7
A garbled note references the Concord Junction baseball squad planning a game with Mee on either August 16 or 28. It mentions Benjamin F P Preewn as currently staying at Sheepscott.
An accident on Barrett's Mill Road involved a Maxwell driven by Gen Lee and another car with owner-operator Pierce. Mrs May Sheehan suffered a minor injury from mud and was assisted by Dr Tiecomb. No serious harm reported. warning signs missing and calls to remedy the scene were noted.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Amos M Elmes died at home after heart failure following months of illness She leaves her husband four children Mabel Elmes Mrs Waldo Guy Elmes and Frank Elmes of Canton Services details not provided The clipping also notes local sports banter and a fanette advertisement from Concord context shows a small town newspaper style.
Mr Day, recently moved into the Nelson house in East Sudbury, will start a wet wash laundry as the machinery arrives. The venture aims to attract patrons as an enterprising local business. Moyse reports a Sunday visit from Waltham friends. Dorothy Young of Gardner vacations with Mrs Bradshaw. Grace Richardson hosted a town teatock gathering. A H Burr rents his home to Forest Hill parties for two months.
Fragmentary notes describe a person in Bedford with a trip on Webber Avenue and plans for a move. The readable fragments hint at ongoing rearrangements and upcoming decisions.
Mrs John R Com and members of the Bedford lodge observed the 20th anniversary with a magnified display of silverware and a program including music by Mrs Walter F Temple and the lodge officers. A formal meal followed and all attending enjoyed the event.
Bedford residents are urged to prepare for October 2 as the fourth annual Bedford fair opens. The Grange thanks donors while noting the event benefits the whole community. Poultry prizes are highlighted with Mr N L Skene leading subject planning and the fair committee inviting all members to participate.
Incomplete OCR fragment references an ice shortage or famine situation with unreadable details about individuals or dates. The readable portion mentions a person identified as W. OO 86 p and a vague action or condition. Further context is unavailable from the text provided.
An unclear report from Vermont mentions Edward rty of the Syracuse squad and a Saturday game that ended in a tie between Concord Tinetog and Maynard. The piece references a successful senior season amid a broad baseball scene.
Malcolm Brown and Percival Sr suffered a broken left arm Saturday after noon in a collision with a motorcycle ridden by George Kaler Jr and his father. J Reed treated the injured rider. The bicycle was wrecked while the motorcycle sustained minor damage.
The text records the election of Orrin and others including H Fowler Gutteridge Arthur J John W Flood Harley J D Creighton and Charles E Wheeler as officers with the president and treasurer named. An executive committee was authorized to manage room furniture fixtures or form another committee as needed. Albert W elected to the board of directors with several names from Concord Lowell Stow and surrounding towns.
Tax collectors list parcels of land and buildings in Fick Maynard Massachusetts for 1913. Descriptions include Elmwood Avenue Douglas Avenue Fairfield Street Florida Road and other parcels with sizes, boundaries, and assessed taxes due with interest.
Local notices list residents such as W. Comacht of Watertown and Charles Of Me. with family mentions and age references. Frank H. Hall returns to Seton club. town hall dance draws crowds and enjoyment. other fragments mention Mrs. Joseph N. Muncy and relatives visiting beach, Me., for a son.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a widow composing quiet lines about love and time. The snippet references fading memories, a gentle cadence, and hints at a poetic mood captured in disjointed phrases.
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