Watertown early town records, vol 5-6, Part 42

Author: Watertown (Mass.); Historical Society of Watertown (Mass.)
Publication date: 1894
Publisher: Watertown, Mass. [etc.]
Number of Pages: 874

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on monday the 29 Day of this present month of march to Let out the Wharf lately Built in Cambridge to the Highest Bider & Directed the Clerk to put up Notifications of the time and place of their meeting for sd: buisinefs

At this meeting it was Agreed that m': Josiah Capen and m': David Sanger take Care of ye Great Bridge for the present. at this meeting m' : Daniel Bond brot: in his account for Boarding & nursing Joseph Bonds youngest Child 4 weeks and an half at 3/ pr week 0:13:6-

At a Meeting of ye Selectmen on ye. 29th. Day of march AD 1773. at the House of m': Edward Richardfon in order to Let out the Wharf lately built by ye town in Cambridge it being put up to be let to the Highest Bider it Appeared that mr. Christopher jur f d s

Grant A bid ye Sum of 1 : 15=4 which was the Highes Bid-

Therefore it was Agreed that Said Grant Should have the Im- provement of Said Wharf for one year from Sd: Day he giveing his note of Hand to the town Treafurer to pay Said Sum by ye Expiration of Said Term. and he gave his note accordingly - - at this meeting ye Selectmen Signed an order on ye town Treafurer

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to pay ye Sum of 45 == 15=11=2 to ye Several perfons &c in ye following manner (Viz) .-

To Capt: Nath"1. Coollidge for taking Care of ye Bridge 4" 1"8

To m' Stephen Harris for Labour at Do - - 0 " 19 " 4 To ye Committe for Repairing ye School House 18" 0"0

To ye Committe for Building ye Wharf 18" 13"4

to Isaac Sanderfon 0" 1"9=2

to Israel Whitney 0" 12 " 0

to m' Henry Bright in part for keeping school 2" 13 " 4

to m' Daniel Bond

0" 13 " 6

45 " 15 " 11 " 2

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At Said Meeting they Settled the Destricts of ye Surveyors of the Highways as follows (Viz) m': Mofes Stones to be the Country from Cambridge line below m': Edward Richardfons to m' John Remingtons, and the Roads South of the River, and Jenifons Lane and the lane from sd: Stones to the Publick Road by Nathan Coollidges, and the North Publick Road from Richardfons to Vilas and the lane Called Parrys lane - and also to work Four pounds Lawfull money under the Rocks.

Mr: Richard Clarks District to be from the Corner by Joseph Wellingtons the Road over Kings Common to the Road by Kem- balls Corner at the foot of the meeting House Hill (so Called) and the Publick Road from thence to Vilas and also Mafons and Goddings & Chenerys Lanes

M': Thomas Wellingtons Destrict to be the Country Road from m": John Remingtons to Waltham line and the Road by Dirty- green and Capt: Tainters lane as far up as his Houfe - and also to work out the Sum of five pounds under the Rocks. Mr: Samuel Barnards Destrict as follows (Viz) m": Bemis's lane and from Capt: Tainters North to John Stearns's Corner from thence by m': Nathaniel Harringtons to Waltham line, also the lane by Capt: Daniel Whitneys to the meeting House, also the lane from the School House over the old Meeting House Hill to Kemballs Corner, and from thence the Country Road to Samuel Warrins and from thence North the Road by Thomas Harringtons and under the Rocks to Thomas Clarks Gate

at this meeting they agreed that the Clerk write to ye Selectmen

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of Weston to Send five or Six Hundred feet of good plank to the Great Bridge to Repair ye Same with

At a meeting of ye Selectmen at the House of Capt: Nath": Coollidge on monday ye 3d: Day of may Anno: Domini 1773 ~ They Signed an order on the Treafurer to pay ye sum of £ 5 :17 : 4 to m' Ameriah Fullar & his Brother in full for House Rent for James Hay the last year .- And they Directed the town Clerk to write an or [der] to the Selectmen of Weston to pay m': Jonas Harrington ju' of [Water]town the Sum of £ 1 : 14 : 4 : 3 for 172 feet of Planck which [he] brot: to ye Great Bridge in Watertown

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The Selectmen haveing Received a Precept from the Sheriff of the County of middlefex for the Purpose hereafter mentioned, They ordered the Clerk to Issue out warrants Directed to ye Several Constables to warn all ye freeholders & other Inhabitants of Watertown who are Quallified to Vote in the Choice of a Representative to afsemble and meet at the Publick meeting House on monday ye 17th Day of may Currant at two of ye Clock af- ternoon to Choof a Suitable Person to Represent them in a Great & General Court or afsembly appointed to be held & kept for his Majesty's Service at the Court Houfe in Boston on Wednesday the twenty-Sixth Day of this Inftant month of may. They also Agreed to have an other Meeting the Same Day and at the Same place at 3 of ye Clock afternoon and ordered the Clerk to Direct the Constables to warn all the freeholders and other In- habitants of sd: town who are Quallified to Vote in town affairs to meet at Said time & place for ye Ends following (Viz) First to Choofe a moderator for Said meeting - Secondly To Hear the Report of ye Committe appointed to Examin the Treafurers ac- counts and to act thereon as they See fitt.

(3ly) To know the minde of the town whether they have any objection to the Wall's Standing in the place where it now is against ye Land of John Draper which he purchafed of William Sanger & for the town to act thereon as they think proper. (4) To know the minde of the town whether will Sell the Spots where they Agreed to Build pews and if So then to make Sale thereof or otherwife to give their Committe Some further Directions Re- lating to Building the Same, and to appropriate the money that

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may arife by the Sale thereof for the Repairs of the meeting House or other ufes as may be thought proper, and to act thereon as they they think best (5ly) To know ye minde of ye town whether A will keep an English School the whole year, and if So to Choofe a School-master, and also Choofe a Committe to take Care of all the Schools that have been agreed upon or may be agreed to be kept, and to do any thing Relating thereto as may be thought proper. (6ly) To know the minde of the town whether they will appoint a Committe to See what peices or percels of Land there is belonging to the town and agree how they Shall be Improved and 1 to act any thing Relating thereto as may be thought proper - (7ly) To Hear the Report of any Committes that have been ap- pointed for any perticular Services, and to act any thing thereon as they see fitt - (8ly) To finifh any Businefs that was Refered over to this meeting from the last march meeting. -

Warrants were Issued out Accordingly Dated the next Day Pr Jona: Brown Town-Clerk

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At a Gen"1: Town Meeting of the freeholders & other Inhabitants of Watertown who are Quallified to Vote in the Choice of a Reprefentative Regularly Afsembled at the Publick Meeting- Houfe in Sd: Town on Monday ye 17th Day of may AD 1773 .- The meeting being Opened and the Votes were Called for and after they were brot: in and Sorted & Counted it appeared that Capt: Jonathan Brown was Chofen to Represent the town in the Great & General Court for the year Ensueing.

At a Gen"1: Town Meeting of ye freeholders & other Inhabitants of Watertown who are Quallified to Vote in town affairs Regularly afsembled at the publick meeting House in sd: Town on monday the 17th Day of may Anno: Domini 1773. For transacting Sundry affair as Setforth in the warrants for sd: meeting

Voted & Chose Capt: Jonathan Brown Moderator for ye meeting Then the Report of ye Committee appointed to Examin ye treafurers accounts were Read and Voted & accepted the Same See (80th) Page

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Then ye (3) article was Read - and the town Voted that John Draper have Liberty to Continue & keep up his Wall or fence against ye River where it was when he purchafed the Land of William Sanger. -

The (4) article being Read after Some Debate thereon the town Voted to make Some alterations in their first Inftructions

Voted that the pews to be Built Should not go acrofs the Little alley & that the two Hinde Seats may be Removed two Inches forward & the fore Seat one Inch So as to make five Inches in the whole. and that the floor be laid the Same height as those behinde ym

Voted that the Committe appointed to Build sd: pews proceed to and git Said work don, by the first monday in August next ~ Voted that Said Committe make Sale of Said pews to ye Highest Bider as before Directed giveing Notice of Said Sale both as to time & place Seafonably beforehand the purchafer to be an In- habitant of the town. -

The (5) article being Read. it was Voted to Choofe a Com- mitte to take care of & provide for the Schools as to Mafters & miftrefse [s] for the year Ensueing.

m': Nath": Harri[ * ]

Voted & Chofe for Sd: Committe ₹ mr Nath! Stone m': Sam1 BE * ]

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The (6) article being Read it was put to Vote whether it is the minde of ye town to Choofe a Committe to finde out any peices or parcels of Land Belonging to ye town & make Report thereof at the Next meeting - it past in the affirmative

John Hunt Esq"

Voted & Chofe for Said Committe - { mr Nath": Stone ( m' Mofes Stone

Then it was Voted that ye Selectmen let out the town way be- tween m': Christopher Grants Land & Land belonging to the Heirs of m' John Kemball Deceaft: for ye present year and make Report at the adjournment of this meeting

Then the accounts of ye Committe appointed to Build the wharf at Samuels Key was Read & accepted ammounting to the Sum of £ 30:18:6 - and there being ye Sum of 12 :5 :2 Ballance S d

* torn

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due more than ye Grant for sd: Service it was Voted to put it off till the adjornment of this meeting -

Then the affair Relating to a work House which was put off from march meeting last to this meeting was Considered - and it was Voted that the Selectmen apply to the neighboring towns to See if they or any of them will joine in building one & Report to the town what is proper to be don

Then it was put to Vote whether this meeting with the Remaining businefs Should be adjorned to ye Second monday in August next and it past in the affirmative

it was accordingly adjorned to sd: Day at two of ye Clock after- noon at this place

The Report of ye Comtte appointed to Examin ye treafr acctts is as follows (Viz) We the Subscribers being Appointed by the town to Examin the Treafurers accounts have attended Said Service & finde Said accounts well Vouched & Right Cast

John Remington Nath1. Harrington Comtte

Sam" Fisk

At a meeting of ye Selectmen at the Houfe of m' Bez" Learned on the 17th Day of may AD: 1773. They Approved of m' Amos Bond being a Retailor in the Room of m' Jonas White & [a]nd ordered the Clerk to Certifie it V to ye Court of Sefsions of ye [P]eace

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At a Meeting of the Selectmen at the Houfe of m'. Bez]] Learned on monday the 31th Day of may Anno: Domini 1773.

They let the Lane between the Land of m': Christopher Grant & the Heirs of m' : John Kemball Deceaft : to m': Phinehas Child to be Improved by him till the first Day of January Next for which he Agreed to pay ye Sum of twelve Shilling to the town- Treafurer for the use of the town and gave his note of Hand for the Same -

At a Meeting of the Selectmen on Monday ye. 12th. Day of July AD 1773. at the House of m': Bezaleel Learned they Signed an order on the Town-Treafurer to pay m': Benjamin Fefsenden Six Shillings in full for the use of of his Horfe & Chaife for the use of James Hay -

and whereas Great Damage was don to the Meeting- Houfe last Saturday by Lightning - They agreed to have a publick Town

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meeting on monday ye ninth Day of August next at one of ye Clock afternoon at the Publick Meeting Houfe and ordered the Clerk to Issue out Warrants Directed the Several Constables to warn all ye freeholders & other Inhabitants of Watertown who are Quallified to Vote in town affairs to afsemble & meet together at ye publick meeting House at Said time to act on the following articles (Viz)

First to Choofe a Moderator for Said meeting (2ly) to grant money for Repairing the meeting House or to appropriate any Sum of money that may arife by the Sale of pews or otherwife to Said use. and also agree how Sd. Houfe Shall be Repaired. and to do any thing Relating thereto that the town think Needfull (3ly) To act on any matter or thing that may be laid before the Town as they shall think best, and Likewife to give notice that the last may meeting Stands adjourned to the Same Day at two of ye Clock afternoon.

Warrants were Issued out accordingly Dated ye 28 Day Inftant Pr Jona : Brown Town-Clerk

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At a Gen" Town-Meeting of ye freeholders & other Inhats of Watertown who are Qualified to vote in town affairs Regularly Afsembled & meet at the Publick meeting houfe in Sd: Town on Monday ye 9th Day of augt: Anno: Domini 1773

Voted & Chofe m': Samuel Fisk Moderator of sd: meeting Voted to Repair the Steple of ye meeting House and the the other parts, and to new paint all the windows and other works on the House that were painted before - -

Voted that there Shall be Conducting wires put upon the Steple

Voted & appropriated the Sum of 30 pounds out of the money that may arife by ye Sale of the new Pews if a Sufficient Sum may arife thereby, and if not then to afsefs So much as to make up said Sum Voted that ye Selectmen be a Committee to take care and git Said Repairs don - Then Voted to adjourn this meeting to the first monday in October next at two of ye Clock afternoon at this this place - and the meeting was accordingly adjou'd

At a Gen" Publick Town Meeting of ye freeholders &c at ye publick meeting House in sd: Town on ye ninth day of August

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AD 1773 By adjournment - Cap: Jonathan Brown being moderator of ye meeting

Voted and Appropriated 24 & 1/2 Dollars that may arife by ye Sale of the pews to pay for Building the Same --- -

Voted that the purchafers of ye pews Should pay ten Dollars as Soon as they are Struck of to them and one half of ye Remainder in 15 day & ye Remainder within one month after ye Sale - Voted and Granted ye Sum of £ 12 : 5 : 2 to Sattisfie the account for Building the wharf -

Then the meeting was Defolved

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At a meeting of ye Selectmen on Monday ye 16th Day of August AD 1773. at the House of m': Bezaleel Learned. - They Agreed with mifsrs Simon Hastings Jonathan Learned jur & William MacCurtain to Repair the meeting House at the Rate of 4/6 pr Day for their Labour they to finde themfelves Board, and all their tools Ropes Blocks and all Nefsecary tackling only the town to pay 20/s Shilling for the use of Ropes &c: and ye Selectmen are to find all meterials = the workmen to begin as Soon as the Stuf is provided - at this meeting ye Selectmen Signed an order on ye Treafurer to pay m': John Stratton the Sum £ 11 :1 :3:2 in full for his keeping School Last year.

They also appointed a Meeting of the Selectmen of Watertown, Weston, & Waltham to be on the 30th. Day of this present month of august at 2 of ye Clock afternoon at the House of Bez11. Learned in Watertown and ordered the Clerk to notifie the Selectmen thereof-

At a Meeting of ye Selectmen of Watertown, Weston & Waltham on monday the 30th. Day of august AD 1773 at the House of m' Bezaleel Learned in Watertown the Charge that has arifen Since the last adjustment which was on ye 14 Day of Sepr: AD. 1772 - The whole Sum being 9 : 7 : 10 was adjusted & Signed by the Selectmen of each town and Watertowns part is 3 : 6 :6

Westons Do is- 3: 2:0

Walthams Do is- 2:19:4

9: 7:10

They also agreed to provide one String peice three Braces & as many Plank as is Nefsecary for the Repairs of the Bridge & Chofe m': Josiah Capen for Watertown, m': Thos: Rand for Weston,

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and m' Nath11: Bridge for Waltham to make ye Nefsecary Repairs at this meeting there was an order on ye Selectmen of Weston Signed to pay Jonas Harrington jur of Weston ye Sum of 2 : 13 : 7 : 1 in [full] for the Plank which he had brot: for the use of the Grea[} Bridge]

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And after ye Selectmen of Weston, Waltham were gon the Select- men of Watertown Agreed with mifsurs Jedidiah Leathe and Phinehas Stearnes to make the Iron Rods for ye Steeple of ye meeting House & they are to have four Shillings Pr pound for them old Tenor

They also agreed to meet again on Thursday Next at 4 of ye Clock afternoon at m' Edward Richardfons to approbate Suitable perfons for Tavern keepers & Retailors of Spiritous Liquors

At a Meeting of the Selectmen at the House of mr Edward Rich- ardfon on Thursday the 2d Day of Sep': AD. 1773 -

They Approved of m': Edward Richardion, m': Thos: Welling- ton, m': Bezaleel Learned & Capt: Nathaniel Coollidges Renwing their licences as Inn-holders-also m' Ezekiel Hall m': Josiah Capen m' Abner Craft m': Amos Bond and of John Hunt Esq" : in the Room of his Son John who is Removed out of town Re- tailors of Spiritous Liquors

At a Meeting of ye Selectmen at the House of mr: Bezaleel Learned on Monday the 13th: Day of Sepr: Anno: Domini 1773 -

They Signed an order on the Town-Treafurer to pay m'. Henry Bright Six pounds in part for his Service in keeping the Grammer School the Present year-also the Sum of three pounds to m': Daniel Bond in part for Boarding James Hays Daughter

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At a Publick Town Meeting of ye freeholders and other In- habitants of Watertown who are Quallified to Vote in town affairs Regularly Afsembled at the publick meeting House in Said Town on Monday ye 4th Day of October AD- 1773 - By adjourn- ment

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Dean: Samuel Fisk being Moderator

The Report of ye Committe Appointed to Build four new pews & to Sell the Same, was Read and Voted and accepted See below- Then the Selectmens account of the Charge of ye Repairs of the Meeting House ammounting to £ 71:1:11 : 3 was Read & Voted & accepted See Page (86) £

Then they Voted and Appropriated the further sum of 41:1:11:3 of the money that has arifen by the Sale of the pews to Sattisfie Said account

Then they Voted that the Selectmen Should lay what Gravil is Necessary Round the meeting House to Secure the under pining - Then the Voted to have New Steps made to the meeting houfe Voted that the Selectmen git hewed Stones for the Steps to the front Door and make the other as they think best

Voted that they Draw money out of the Treafury to provide the Meterials with

they also voted that the Glafs that was left Should be kept for the use of the meeting House -

Then The Meeting was Disolved

The Report of the Committe appointed to Build and Sell the pews is as follows (Viz)

We the Subscribers a Committe Appointed by the town of Water- town to Dispofe of the pews lately Built in the meeting-House have attended that Service and Sold Said four pews to the highest Bidders under the Same Regulation that the other pews were Difpofed of-sd. pews were Sold as followeth (Viz)

Nº [1]

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£ old Tenor

Nº: 1 Sold To m' : Simon Whitney for

281-0-

Nº 2 Sold To m' : Ezekiel Hall for 250-0 ---

Nº 3 Sold To m' : David Bemis for - 185-0- Nº 4 Sold To m': Samuel Soden for 177-0-

893 : 0 :0

Lawfull money.

119 : 1 :4

Received of the Purchasers.

Pr Cr- - 8-2-8

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Remains in Cash £ 3-17-4

Prime Cost of Said Pews

7: 4:0

Expence of Sale 0:18 : 8

£ 8: 2:8

Mofes Stone

Sam": Fisk

David Bemis

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The Selectmens account of the Charge for Repairing the meeting Houfe is as follows (Viz) To m': Simon Hastings for Labour & meterials 11 : 13 : 2

To m': Jonathan Learned ju' for Labour &c - To m' William Mc: Curtain for Do: 5 " 17" 0

6" 8" 3

To m' Jedidiah Leathe for Iron-work 4" 0" 6

To m' Phinehas Stearns for Do. 2 " 10 " 6"2

To m': Abner Craft for Nails &c - 1 "17" 5"3

To m': Samuel White for Labour & meterials 3 " 15 " 4" 3

To m': David Bemis for Do . 18" 9" 2"2

To m' Josiah Capen for Do -

10" 16" 3" 1

To m': David Sanger for Do 4" 14" 2-

To the Selectmen for Extra Expence

1" 0" 0-

£ 71" 1"11"3

At a Meeting of the Selectmen at the House of m' : Bez11: Learned on monday the 18th Day of Oct". Anno: Domini 1773

They Signed an order on the town Treafurer to pay or order the payment of the Several Sums which ye Inhabitants have worked out in Repairing ye High-way agreable to ye Return of the Sur- veyors of the Highways also to pay the town Creditors the Sum of £ 5:11:4 which was Granted to them at the last march meeting See page (70)

And

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And at this Meeting Dean: Samuel Fisk gave notice in Writting to the Selectmen that he had Received into his Family two Children from Boston (Viz) Thomas & John Pafon they came to him Oct': ye 12. 1773

and m': Thomas Clark notified that he had Received into his

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Family one James Downing from Lynn on the first day of February last past. also one Daniel Jackson gave in a Notification Informing that he had Received into his houfe in Watertown one William Fullar and Elizabeth his wife & their four Children (Viz) Katy, Molly, John & Cornelius, See the notifications on file

th At a Meeting of the Selectmen on Monday the 22: Day of Nov' : Anno: Domini 1773. at the House of m': Bezaleel Learned -

They Signed an order on the Town-Treafurer to pay m': Henry Bright the Sum of twenty four pounds which with what has been ordered before will make the whole of his wages for keeping ye Grammer School in Watertown till the third Day of December next

At a Meeting of the Selectmen on Tuesday the Seventh Day of December Anno: Domini 1773. at the House of m': Bezaleel Learned- They agreed with m': Daniel Bond to Board the widow Tabitha Learned four weeks at three Shillings pr week, and with m': Jonas White to Board Ruth Maddox four weeks at nine Shillings pr week old Tenor

At a Meeting of the Selectmen on Monday the 20th Day of December Anno: Domini. 1773 at the House of m' Thomas Wellington, They Agreed to Call a publick Town-Meeting to be at the publick meeting House in Said town on Monday the third Day of January Next, and Then agreed to Adjourn their meeting to monday the 27 Day of this Inftant December to meet again at Said Wellingtons to appoint the time of Day and also the Businefs to be acted on at Said Meeting

and

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And on the Said 27 Day of Dec': the Selectmen being meet according to Agreement They ordered the Town-Clerk to Issue out warrants Directed to the Several Constables to warn all the freeholders & other Inhabitants of Watertown who are Quallified to vote in town affairs to meet at ye publick meeting- Houfe in Said town on Monday ye Said Third Day of January 1774. at one of ye Clock afternoon to act on the following articles (Viz)

First To Choofe a moderator for Said Meeting. - Secondly To See if the town will agree upon any Method or way to prevent ye Estate of John Stearns from being taken from him for Debt and for the town to act any thing Relating thereto as they may

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think best. Thirdly To See if the town will agree upon any way or means to widen and Repair the Great Bridge over Charls-River to make it more Safe pafsing & Repafsing over the Same, & Do & act any thing Relating thereto as the Town Shall think Necessary.

Fourthly For the town to take into Consideration the many Evils and Difficulties this province in perticular, as well as America in General Labour under by the Importation of Teas into this province Subject to Duties laid on the Same by an act of perli- ment, and to See if the Town can come into Some Meafures to Discourage the Importation thereof, or at the last to Come into Some Refolutions that may prevent the Trade and Confumtion of that article within the Town of Watertown untill Such time as the Duty Shall be taken off the Same, and for the town to act any thing Relating thereto as they may think best, Fifthly. To See if the town will agree to Build pews in the Gal- laries in the Meeting House where the Back Seats are against ye windows, and to do any thing Relating thereto as they See fitt. - Warrants were Issued out accordingly

Pr: Jona: Brown Town-Clerk

Dated Dec' ye 28th: 1773.

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At a Publick Town-Meeting of the freeholders & other In- habitants of Watertown who are Quallified to Vote in town affairs Regularly afsembled on monday the third Day of January Anno: Domini 1774. at the publick Meeting House in Said Town to Tranfact Sundry affairs as Setforth in the Warrants for Said Meeting

They Voted & Chofe Dean : Samuel Fisk moderator of sd: meeting Then the Second Article Relating to the Circumftances of John Stearns being Read and after Some Debate thereon - it was Voted that the Town-Treafurer be and is hereby Impowered in the name & Behalf of the town to pay and Sattisfie, or give Security for one half of the Sum for to Sattisfie an Execution that now lies against John Stearns & Thomas Harrington in Favor of Francis Dana it being the Proper Debt of Andrew White - - also Voted that the Selectmen be desired to proceed to finde out the Circumftances of John Stearns's Estate & Endeavor to bring his affairs to a Settlement as Soon as they can

Then the third article was Read Relating to the Great Bridge over Charls-River in Watertown and after Debate thereon they

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Voted & thereby Impowered their Representative in the name and Behalf of the town to joine with the Representatives or any Committes that may be Appointed by the other towns Concerned in the Support of Sd: Bridge, in Petitioning to the Great and General Court for Some Releif under the Great Burden of Sup- porting Said Bridge

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Watertown early town records, vol 5-6, Part 42

Author: Watertown (Mass.); Historical Society of Watertown (Mass.) Publication date: 1894 Publisher: Watertown, Mass. [etc.] Number of Pages: 874

Author: Watertown (Mass.); Historical Society of Watertown (Mass.)
Publication date: 1894
Publisher: Watertown, Mass. [etc.]
Number of Pages: 874