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it was Propounded Whether the Town will Eccept of a
High way Laid out by the Select men to Accomodate mr
David Lamson to meeting and it passed in the Negative
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it was Propounded Whether the town will work at the
High ways by a Rate this Present year voted on the
affirmative and then it was Propounded Whether the Town
will Raise £70 – Pounds Lawfull money for to Repair the High
ways this Present year voted in the affirmative and then
it was Propounded Whether the town will impower the
assessors to assess the town for the above Sum by the
Last years tax Bill and Valuation Voted in the affirmative
and then it was Propounded whether Every man Shall
have three Shillings per Day and one Shilling and four pence
per Day for Oxen and four pence for a Cart in the Months
of May and June Voted in the affirmative and then it was
propounded whether Every man Shall have two Shillings per Day and one Shilling
per Day for oxen and four pence per Day for a Cart in the Months
of September and October Voted on the affirmative and then it
was Propounded Whether Every man Should have Liberty to work
out his High way rate Voted in the affirmative
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on the Seventh Article it was Propounded whether the
Swine shall Run at Large this Present year
Voted on the affirmative and then the Meeting was Dismist
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March ye 11th 1762
to an order to mr David Brooks for two pounds it Being
for the School in Capt Haywards Corner of the Town |
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at the Same time an order to mr Sampson Wheeler
for three Shillings |
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Then we the Subscribers Laid out a high way from
the Rev mr John Swifts House to a White oak tree marked
by mr Swifts Rail Fence near the causey [causeway] then to a Small White
oak marked by mr Swifts fence then to the End of the Stone
wall by the gate then Runing Streight to the corner of
mr Josiah Pipers fence where mr Micah Robbins way comes in
Said way is three Rods wide and the Marks are on the
Northerly Side of Said way
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Jonathan Hosmer
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John Heald Jun |
} Select men
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Francis Faulkner
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