Welcome to West Boylston's Celebration
Thank You to our Sponsors
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To all the many volunteers, the sponsors and
The Residents of West Boylston
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West
Boylston Bicentennial Parade
Leading the Parade Grand Parade Sponsor
Menard's Auto Body
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Taken of the parade and
people watching, I am trying to get a photo
of every entry. I would also like some
photo's
of the beginning taken at Salter
Collage. Email you
photo's to me
at
info@westboylston200.com or email and let me
know what you have,
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October 2 - Committee thanks many who
made weekend possible
www.weeklybanner.com
On behalf of the West Boylston Parade
Committee, I would like to take this
opportunity to thank the committee
members and all of the volunteers and
groups that helped make this past
Bicentennial weekend possible. Some have
been involved for many years and others
assisted days before and on parade day.
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Festival, fire and parade cap
yearlong celebration
By
Michael Kane BANNER EDITOR
WEST BOYLSTON — Unofficially, the
celebration of the so-called
“Bicentennial Weekend” started with
Friday’s high school football game
and ended Monday, when many took the
chance for a collective “phew.” In
between, thousands visited West
Boylston for the weekend full of
events that included concerts,
plays, a college fair, food, a
parade and fireworks. And, by
Monday, organizers were calling the
weekend a success.
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Incorporated
in 1808, West Boylston was created from parts of Shrewsbury, Boylston,
Lancaster, Sterling and Holden. These lands had been parts of earlier grants
made to the settlers of the region.
The
18th century witnessed the arrival of pioneers attracted to the area by the
fertility of the soil and the opportunities for development afforded by its
location at the site where the Quinapoxet River joins the Stillwater River to
become the southern branch of the Nashua River.
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