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                <text>These scrapbook pages include clippings from 1976 about the new priest for the Episcopal Church, First Parish Church featured on historical tour, Derry's celebrations during the U. S. Bicentennial, Rev. Diana Augspurger leading an Easter sunrise service; and clippings featuring church members and youth.</text>
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