| The Town Crier Newsletter July 2005 |
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| Joyce Kelly Newsletter Editor & HSW Council member |
The Town Crier is a quarterly newsletter sent to our members, just one of the many benefits of becoming a member.
Submissions for consideration should be directed
Architectural Firm is chosen to work on the Restoration / Preservation of the Edmund Fowle House
In the photograph above, Mary C. Spiers, (center) the Historical Society's Notary Public and Corresponding
Secretary, is flanked by Karl Huntington Neugebauer, Julia Donahue, Joyce Kelly and Bob Childs during the signing of the contract
with the Massachusetts Historical Commision (MHC).
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Table of Contents
- Front Page- Architectural Firm Chosen
- Page 2- "Echoes" Columnist Returns, The Old Cookie factory becomes a new home for BBRI
- Page 3- article continued
- Page 4- Society's Genealogist recognized at Annual meeting, Life along the Charles
- Page 5- article continued
- Page 6- Society receives Community Awards; Deborah Sampson goes to school
- Page 7- Memorial Day in Watertown
- Back Page- article continued, membership application and list of HSW Councilors
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Past Newsletters available for review at the Watertown High School,
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