Halloween Party

Meet us on Halloween
If on a Broomstick you can’t fly
Some other way of traveling try.
But come you must ....... To the Edmund Fowle House
28 Marshall Street, Watertown, MA 02472

October 31, 2009 7:00 PM—10:00 PM

Admission: $5 per person
BYOB and an appetizer or snack to share

Tour to the Old Cemetery To meet Edmund Fowle

Costumes optional but if you wear one
Win a prize for the best costume
Bring a carved or decorated pumpkin to win a prize for the best pumpkin
(No flame candles, flameless candles are OK)
Games, fortune telling, share a ghost story, fun for all!
For more information call 617-926-2577

Boston Post Cane

The Boston Post Cane
A Century ago the concept of honoring The Oldest Citizen in New England Towns with a beautifully engraved walking cane was created by the Boston Post Newspaper. The Cane that was given in Watertown disappeared soon after the first honoree was so honored. The whereabouts of the Watertown Cane was a mystery until this past year. Due to the charity and dogged determination to recover it by Charlie Morash and friends the Cane has returned to Watertown.

The Historical Society of Watertown,

Caretakers of the Cane, will once again honor the Oldest Citizen in Watertown. To preserve the original Watertown Boston Post Cane on display at the Edmund Fowle House Museum, replicas have been crafted.

A replica cane will be presented to:
Adeline DiIorio
The Oldest Female Citizen of Watertown
On Sunday September 27, 2009
Time: 1:00 PM
Location: Wingate at Needham Rehab & Skilled Nursing
589 Highland Ave, Needham

Please come and celebrate with one of Watertown’s Oldest Citizens and take this opportunity to meet her and learn her secret to longevity.