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100th Birthday

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Watertown Resident Recently Celebrated Her 100th Birthday

By Guest Writer | March 15, 2023

Watertown’s Ethel Kelly turned 100 in February. Watertown resident, Ethel L. (Veno) Kelly turned 100 years old in February. She was born in Portland, Me to Henry L. and Marian (Hays) Veno. The family relocated to Waltham when Ethel was four years old. She attended St.

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See How Watertown Celebrated a Resident’s 100th Birthday During COVID-19

By Charlie Breitrose | April 25, 2020

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— Watertown Police (@WatertownPD) April 24, 2020

Watertown turned out in a big way to celebrate the 100th birthday of one of its veterans on Friday afternoon. A call went out from the family of Joseph Markarian online, and the town responded. The U.S. Army veteran was treated to his own parade complete with police and fire vehicles with their sires blaring and a band (well at least one musician — Watertown’s famous traveling tuba player). The celebration was covered by WBUR reporter, and Watertown resident Bruce Gellerman. See and hear his report here.

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