October 24, 1927
Local Man Lost From Ingomar
Caleb Conrad Drowned Saturday
Afternoon
While Craft Was Proceeding Out of Boston Harbor for Banks
The fishing schooner Ingomar,
Capt. Mason, while on the way out of Boston Harbor to the fishing grounds
Saturday afternoon, lost a member of the crew, Caleb Conrad, who lives in
this city. He fell overboard and was drowned, in spite of efforts of the crew to
save him.
Capt. Mason, who returned to
Boston to report the drowning to the police, said that, when a boat was lowered, the body
of Conrad had disappeared. The schooner remained in the vicinity
for some time, and then put back to the Fish Pier and reported the accident. |