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Settlers in Watertown petitioned for Land GraRev Samue (Sherman dismissed) 1797 ¥ Henry F. Bond George Knowls 18691892-94 1902 Paulfrey Perkins 1935-36 Alexander St.Ivany1968-1975 Doris Hunter
under Peter Noyes, with Brian Pendleton Parris co ¥ 1706 James S ¥ Division of East & West Sudbury Present ¥1836 W.A. Willard 1871C.W. HeizT.C. Beac 1917 1951-55 H1996-1998
and the Rev. Edmund Brown to Sudbur wins lawsui Israel Loring goes to West Meetinghouse Separatio ¥1842 Andrew M. Sh1895-98 1903 William Wood 1918- John M. James Hammond 1975-1985Katie Lee
Protestant Reformation: ¥ First Parish Established 1640 from Sale 100 pounds ¥1723: First Meeting House in West Sudbury Built for of ChurchMeeting House Frank R. Ida C. HultJ.P.McCar 1937-1956-57 Crane
<--Martin Luther: 1483-1546 ¥ First Meeting House, Wayland side, 1646 First Paris ("Rocky Plain"--Present location) $6,025.93 & State divided into 1899-1900 1904-1915 1928-29 1985-1986 1998-->
<--John Calvin: 1509-1564 ¥ Second Meeting House, ¥Third Meeting House two stories ¥ 1873 First Woman F.R.Gale
1653 Wayland ¥1837 Clock installed 1897 ¥ 1928-29 ¥ 1965 ¥ 1997
- - - -Kepler: 1571-1630 ---> For 200 pounds Rufus Hurlburt by Town for New Organ¥ 1901- ¥ 1930 - Refused to sell First Title to Land Addition and
- - - - - - - - Galileo: 1564-1642 -----> 1686 & Orthodox members $620.62 installedFirst Harvest ¥ 1921 Meetinghouse and land to town. Restoration
Newton: 1642-1727 ----> J.S. Bach Haydn Mozart Beethoven seceed from First Parish for $1500Fair Sale of Communion ¥1964 of outside
<-- --------Rembrandt: 1606-16 -------- -------- -------> 1685-1750 1732-1809 1756-1791 1770-1827 Start Congregational Church Table from 1640 Atkinson RE Building completed
<---Economic Hardship ---> for $1,000 Victory Bond completed
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Massachusetts & outskirts of Boston Scotia by expedition 1849-18501861-1865 James A Benjamin Nixon Gulf War
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Gary will lead a book discussion group starting January 8 from 7:00-8:30 pm in the Brackett Room using Huston Smith's classic The World's Religions, an eight week tour of Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam and the Primal Traditions. The class is free and open to the public, but you might want to add this book to your Christmas list if you want to participate. Please note: we will be using the non-illustrated version of Smith's book. The pictures are nice, but the text is much abbreviated in the illustrated edition.