Word: watertowne
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Still striving to shed their obsolete image of aloofness, bankers have adopted an air of determined bonhomie while courting customers with a full array of services, gifts and favorable interest rates. For bringing a warm touch to cold cash, not many can match Coolidge Bank & Trust Co. of Watertown, Mass., a Boston suburb.* Started by a group of local businessmen in an abandoned store a little more than a decade ago. Coolidge now has nine branches and $100 million in assets, which puts it among the top 500 of the nation's 14,000 commercial banks...
...others besides krause received awards from the Friends of Harvard Swimming. Peter Bernbaum, who was not a member of the team, was recognized for his three years of organizational work in the swimming program at Perkins School for the Blind in Watertown...
...usually affable man, Wiesner has a streak of impatience that makes him walk out of boring meetings. He relaxes aboard a yet unchristened 23-ft. sailboat with a dinghy named Neutron. But he usually puts in two hours of early morning reading at his home in nearby Watertown before cooking breakfast for his family and churning off to the M.I.T. campus for his daily blitz of telephone calls and meetings. His abiding interest in education has led him to campaign successfully for election to the Watertown school board...
...Watertown landlord Herbert Brazao finally succeeded yesterday morning in evicting the leading member of the Cambridge Tenants Organizing Committee (CTOC), William Cunningham, and his three children from their Cambridge apartment...
...Evans used to be a whiz," Starr said yesterday. "He would ring up 15 games on a machine and walk away." Evans, who graduated from Harvard in 1969, is reportedly living in Watertown, but he could not be reached for comment yesterday...