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May ye 15: 1745
Then the Select men met and appointed a Town
Meeting to be at the meeting House on the twenty first
Day of may at one of the Clock in the afternoon then
and there to Consider and Conclude on the following
articles viz
1 |
To see if the Town will Chuse a person to Represent
Them at the Great and General Court this present year
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2 |
To see How much Money the Town will Grant to the
Revd Mr Swift to make Good His salary this present
year
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3 |
To see what Money the Town will Raise to Defray
Necessary charges that shall arise within the same
this presant year
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4 |
To see what Money the Town will Raise for
Finishing the Remainder of the Meeting house this
presant year
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5 |
To see How or in what Maner the Town will
Dispose of the pew Ground Next to each Stairs in
the Meeting House and the Same was Committed
to the Constables |
May ye 21: 1745
At a General Town Meeting at the meeting House
it Being Legally warned as appeared By the Returns
of the Constables on their warrant on the first article
it was propounded whether the Town Chuse a Deputy
voted on the Negative and then Deacon Joseph Fletcher
was Chosen Moderator for said meeting and proceeded as
follows on the Second article
2 |
it was propounded whether the Town will Grant
the Revd Mr Swift forty pounds old tenor to make Good
his Salary this present year voted on the affirmative
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3 |
it was propounded whether the Town will Raise forty
pounds old tenor to Defrey Necessary Charges that shall
arise within the Same this present year voted on
the affirmative
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4 |
it was propounded whether the Town will Raise Seven
pounds old tenor for finishing the Remainder of the meeting
House this present year voted on the affirmative
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5 |
it was propounded whether the Town will sell the pew
Ground Next the mens stairs to the Highest Bidder
voted on the affirmative and mr John Brooks Bid
Ten shillings old tenor and mr Jonathan Billings Bid Eleven
shillings old tenor and mr Jonathan Fuller Bid Two
pounds Two shillings old tenor and promised to Build the
pew and plaister up to the Girt and pay the Money
By the Last of July Next and then the meeting
was Dismist |