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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
10
The Nahant steamer Machigonne cut in two and sank the auxiliary fishing schooner Priscilla in Nahant Harbor. The collision occurred after a crash that crushed the Priscilla’s deck, leaving fishermen little time to abandon ship.
A partial text references Aden of two revolts and Peru, noting a public funeral with honors and a president era around 1899. Mentions Pardo and earlier revolts and ministers from 1868 to 1872, but details are unclear.
The piece notes Acton Bien visiting Maynard figures, with mentions of local leaders, campers from Y M C A, and a farewell for a traveler returning from a cruise. It references Horace wife of Wal, Rutland summer work, and a train incident with a minor disruption but no serious injuries.
An item notes a Congregational Church window or event with a vacation reference. It mentions rental details near South Acton with a five room tenement offered for $9 per month and box contact 418.
Mr and Mrs James French welcomed a baby daughter Saturday at their home. Mrs F H Nash and children were in town Friday. The lawn party date listed previously is corrected to the week Thursday night with a lodge event for O I O F and Wi Rebekah lodge. Otto Mott and wife returned home after visiting relatives at West Medway.
Mrs. Parker slowly gains strength and sits on the piazza while the Parker family and Miss attend to Mrs Ruth Laman who moved to Pennsylvania. Mr Para plans a July steam trip to visit in New York. Baptist Sunday school picnic set for Fort Pond this Wednesday. Eugene McCarthy and family of Chicago are parents to a newborn born June 17. Otto H Geers of Stow involved in a local matter. Annie and Mise referenced with a tablecloth used for over 100 years.
An elderly man from Berwick Maine, age seventy two, addressed former schoolmates in the old schoolhouse near Fort Sumter. His cousin and the grandchildren of former schoolmates were present. A Joy family reunion followed at a railroad station after decades apart, lasting seven days with plans for future visits.
Mr and Mrs H H Young celebrate the birth of a son. Whe Waite is seriously ill at his home on Central Street with kidney trouble. Trimmed and untrimmed hats offered at a great reduction. Lizette and Dupuis of Maynard Mass left for the fourth of July celebration as advocates of safe and sane festivities.
Fragmentary verse reflects a somber mood with lines about a world in gloom. The poem mentions crops failing flowers wilting and dwindling spirits while referencing Foley and Maynard and hints at renewed conflict or war.
A fragmented sports note describes a rough game as regulars are out and the team contends with an 0-8 pitcher from local rivals. The pass incomplete muff becomes a focal point, signaling a troubled performance by the home squad.
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