East Bridgewater Bicentennial

East Bridgewater Bicentennial East Bridgewater 200th year commemoration in 2023

The Rotary Club of the Bridgewaters honored Dale Julius at their Citizen of the Year event on May 8th. Certainly, it was...
05/10/2024

The Rotary Club of the Bridgewaters honored Dale Julius at their Citizen of the Year event on May 8th. Certainly, it was a well-deserved recognition. (Bicentennial Committee members were also acknowledged at the event.) Hearty congratulations to Dale!

01/27/2024

Bicentennial Popup at THall (9:30-2:30)
TOMORROW!

01/24/2024

Do you want a Bicentennial Book to be mailed? It will cost $25 (for the book and the postage.)

Send a check to the Town Clerk’s office and include the address where you want the book to be mailed. Of course, you can go directly to the Town Clerk’s office with a check or cash. (Check should be made out to “Town of East Bridgewater.”)

For more information, contact the bicentennial committee at: [email protected]

01/23/2024

Bicentennial Pop Up Store
9:30am-2:30pm @ Town Hall
Jan 27 - ALL merch on sale!

Join us as we celebrate “Scouting In East Bridgewater" on Saturday (Jan 27) at Town Hall from 10am-2pm!We planned the Sc...
01/21/2024

Join us as we celebrate “Scouting In East Bridgewater" on Saturday (Jan 27) at Town Hall from 10am-2pm!
We planned the Scout-O-Rama to be a camp out at Sachem Rock in September, but it was rained out. So this Saturday we will be hosting an open house with displays and demonstrations to spotlight our scouting groups: Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownies, Cub Scouts and Venture Scouts. We want to highlight Scouting for ALL of our youth!
C’mon down! We may even have Girl Scout Cookies for sale!

01/06/2024

Fun Facts Friday

Sorry this last post is a little late but like a lot of other people I have been under the weather.

A brief message from Tom and Kris:

When Kris Resendes first mentioned the idea of Fun Facts Friday to me as part of the East Bridgewater Bicentennial celebration I agreed that it sounded like a lot of fun. This has turned out to be the case and we hope that our readers have enjoyed our weekly posting of questions as much as we have enjoyed preparing them. January 1 marked the official end of the East Bridgewater Bicentennial Commemoration. Thank you for following along and we hope everyone had a great holiday season and a Happy New Year.

(The answer to our final Fun Facts Friday is to allow the cows to safely graze in a nearby field.)

Tom Turner
Kris Resendes

12/29/2023

Fun Facts Friday

Last week’s answer Sears Roebuck.

The purpose of the Captain Parlee Keith tunnel which was built in 1870 was:

A. To allow a river to flow under the road

B. To connect two mills

C. To allow cows to safely cross the road to graze in a nearby field

12/22/2023

Fun Facts Friday

Last week’s answer nails.

Kit houses were ready made to be assembled by the buyer and sold for a little over $3000. One, built in 1936, still stands in East Bridgewater at 497 Highland Street.They were sold by:

A. Montgomery Ward

B. Sears Roebuck

C. Jordan Marsh

12/18/2023

Want Bicentennial merch? Contact Town Clerk's for details (508-378-1606 or [email protected]) 🎄

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East Bridgewater, MA
02333

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