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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
6
Citizens of Massachusetts reject censorship of moving pictures aligning with Milton’s anti censorship legacy. They assert the public can judge works themselves and rely on police and courts to enforce laws, opposing expanded public screening controls and higher taxes.
Voters anticipate a tightening Maynard campaign with rules set for both parties. A 1848 enrollment marks a state high, 1085 men and 763 women. Speakers include Congressman A. P. Tansey, Arthur K., Senator John M. Gibbs, and Frederick P. Glazier. Rallies offer a new $5 prize for a lucky hall ticket holder, aiming to draw crowds.
Seven auto loads of members attended the ladies night at Norumbega Temple in Waltham Thursday. Addresses were delivered by Supreme Vice Chancellor John Ballintyne and other officers. The event ended late with enjoyment.
Fr Augustine of the Passionist Order bade farewell after a men’s mission at St Bridget’s Church. The 800 men lit candles and renewed vows in a moving closing ceremony as attendance grew from morning to night across the entire church, gallery, and vestibule. Fr Crowley presided Benedict ion.
The Ladies Benevolent Society hosted a harvest supper at Union Congregational Church on Friday from 5:30 to 7 PM prepared by the ladies under Mrs Frank Sanderson. A subsequent program directed by Mrs George H Gutteridge featured the Imperial Orchestra Concord Junction and solo performances by Mr McKenzie with a chorus of local ladies.
The Maynard lodge 0 131 I O O F held a regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall with routine business. A whist party followed by the Odd Fellows and Rebekah committee awarded prizes to Mildred Jones Anna Coulter John Croft Theodore Jones William Bishop and others. refreshments were served afterward.
Mr and Mrs William Litchfield attended the funeral of the late uncle Carter in Saxonville. He had lived most of his years there and was brought to his former home for burial. He was well known locally and is the last of five brothers and a sister.
Herbert W. Dean of Boston and 5S G. W. of the Grand lodge A F and A M assisted by George H. Gutteridge of Maynard oversaw officers of Charles A Welch A F and A M Thursday at The Schubert quartet entertainment and a buffet lunch.
At Maynard country club a golf prize list honored players including Alec Reid Roy Leat and Frank Dy Smith with first and second places among the intermediate division. A public whist party followed the prize presentation organized by the Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H. grill owners. Thirty five contestants participated.
The Congregational Church announces a midweek preparatory service for communion on Wednesday November 1. On Sunday November 5 Rev Gail Cleland will address "Paul the Christian" and lead the communion and reception of new members. It marks the first anniversary of Rev Cleland’s call to occupy the pulpit with the sermon "A Citizen of no Mean City."
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