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                <text>A letter sent to Thomas R. Crowdis, Jr., Executive Director of Emerson Hospital, for the Girl Scout time capsule. &#13;
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Dear Mr. Crowdis,&#13;
We are the Brownies of troop 274. We are helping to collect things for a time capsule to be placed in the base of the Minute Man statue on April 1, 1975. Would you please write us a letter on your personal stationary telling us about your job as Administrator, Emerson Hospital. Please include some information about MEDICAL DISCOVERIES that will be of Intrest 100 years from Now. &#13;
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Dear Mrs. Gen Counihan,&#13;
I am a Brownie in troop 106. I am writing this letter for a time capsule. Could you please tell me what you think is important about Concord? How did you get to be State Representative? Please write back before March 1st so that there will be time to put your letter on microfilm to be buried in the time capsule at the foot of the Mintue Man statue. &#13;
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                <text>A letter sent to Select Board Chair Philip Suter from Christen Evans for the Girl Scout time capsule. &#13;
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Dear Mr. Suter,&#13;
My name is Christen Evans. I am 10 yrs. old, in the fourth grade and a member of the Girl Scout troop 193. I want to ask you some questions about your work in your local. Concord, government. Our letters will be placed in a time capsule during the Bicentennial. Hopefully from my questions and your answers people 100 yrs. from now will get an idea of what our town is like. Do you like working in public office? Do you get to see your family alot with all this extra work? Do you think everyone should in town government sometime in their life? What is the hardest part in your job? Thank you for your kind help. &#13;
Your friend&#13;
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