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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
3
A satirical critique of reformers arguing reform has become a self serving industry. It warns that reforms crowd liberties, create jobs for reformers, and risk a police state if more laws are added. The piece provocatively suggests reformers may themselves need reform.
Pastor J. LM. Levesque of St Mary's church visited Salem on Tuesday returning to his former parish. Dr J. L. Genereux a Tufts Dental School 1922 graduate will open dental parlors in the Lewis block. Mrs Joseph Labassiere of Broad Street has returned from a two weeks visit to her daughter Mrs Fred Norman in Brockton.
Otis H. Forbush schedules an all day sale on Monday October 28 1922 at 10 am in Natick Massachusetts featuring a horse two cows 160 hens and pullets farming tools wagons cart sleigh harnesses hay and household items. J J Shaken will handle a sale in Bolton Center also on Saturday October 44 with all day participation. Hyman Gass will auction on Friday October 13 at 10 am in East Pepperell Massachusetts including 30 cows 100 pullets 15 geese 3 milk goats Berkshire sows and 6 pigs on Nashur Road.
Male Maltese cat with rabbitlike hind legs and double forepaws missing from Frank Butler’s home near Hudson Road. Reward ten dollars for return to Mrs Susie B Clark Sudbury Centre.
Clarence N Goward of Swastika Villa and a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston sailed from Boston on a special steamship with the group for Bermuda where they were entertained. He returned October 7 praising Acton Fair president George A Richardson for the event’s success and noting Goward’s prior presidency and ongoing work in the Acton Agricultural Society.
Real Spanish fighting bulls used in Blood and Sand transported via Mexico for sensational scenes. Rudolph Valentino stars in a Paramount feature shown at the Riverside Theatre with outdoor action and romance. The Riverside Theatre invites Maynard American Legion members as guests at the October 17 showing.
W. Bursaw of South Acton, son of Henry Bursaw, left Boston City Hall at 6 AM Monday for Albany. He rode his prize pony along the Mohawk Trail with daily legs of about 30 miles, stopping at Fitchburg Orange Greenfield North Adams. In Albany he plans to visit the mayor and deliver a greeting from Boston Mayor Curley. After a week with relatives he will return via Pittsfield and Springfield.
Mrs Elnathan Jones the elder stateswoman of Acton celebrated her 93rd birthday at West Street home with family including Charles M Kimball and Otis Reed and grandchildren Elnathan Kimball Margie Kimball Hope Kimball. House filled with cards flowers and cake as visitors from Lynn joined in the honoring.
Carl Peterson reports state HQ warns against displaying Victory Medals for sale in pawn shops. Purchasers face prosecution as the sale belittles soldiers sacrifices. The note condemns slacker and boaster misrepresentation and praises government prosecutions. The Trinity Church Women’s Union hosts an Oct 19 meeting at 3 PM with a church rally at 6:30 PM featuring Francis L. Cooper on “The Congregational World Program.”
William Fisher and Edward Hoffman have terminated work at the Logan factory. James Connors and Charles McManus visited Milford New Hampshire to see Connors' parents. Charles Ouest on Green Street is erecting a garage. Ralph G. Puller garage nearing completion. George W. Fuller and Ralph Gaudette returned from Alton New Hampshire. Blanchard McQuarrie convalescing with a relative in Boston.
John Burkill is in Boston for Burkill Cloth Co business. Mrs Helen Turner visits the village this week. Kenneth Astwood, son of Mr and Mrs Irvine Astwood, had adenoids operation this morning. Ralph Bowlby shingling Philip Lovett's house on Oneill Street Hudson. Mrs Ernest Taylor is in town. A man touts a patent medicine claiming it saved a mother-in-law from death.
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