Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 1; Volume 9American Antiquarian Society, 1909 - United States |
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... Company , under arms , commanded by Capt . Flagg , marched thro it , halted on the bridge , and dis- In 1773 , Mr. Thomas , having made an addition to his printing materials , sent a press and types to Newburyport , and established the ...
... Company , under arms , commanded by Capt . Flagg , marched thro it , halted on the bridge , and dis- In 1773 , Mr. Thomas , having made an addition to his printing materials , sent a press and types to Newburyport , and established the ...
Page 26
... Company were refreshed with as much punch as they chose to drink and all present . Three Cheers were given , and the Company marched off . 7. Lost shirt pin sent me by my sister . 9. Miss M. Armstrong came up from Boston and Mrs. Braatz ...
... Company were refreshed with as much punch as they chose to drink and all present . Three Cheers were given , and the Company marched off . 7. Lost shirt pin sent me by my sister . 9. Miss M. Armstrong came up from Boston and Mrs. Braatz ...
Page 27
... company was authorized to erect four toll gates , in places not on any old road , which the committee should determine ; but it was found , as the different sections of the road were completed , that it made such intersections with ...
... company was authorized to erect four toll gates , in places not on any old road , which the committee should determine ; but it was found , as the different sections of the road were completed , that it made such intersections with ...
Page 28
... company surrendered its charter and the road was maintained by the different towns through which it passed . After much opposition , the section in Worcester [ the present Belmont street ] , was accepted by the town , 1 May , 1843 ...
... company surrendered its charter and the road was maintained by the different towns through which it passed . After much opposition , the section in Worcester [ the present Belmont street ] , was accepted by the town , 1 May , 1843 ...
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... company to supper . 28. 4th Assembly night . 31. Rain , violent S. E. storm . Great freshets . Water higher over Worcester bridge the morning following than ever I knew it to be . February , 1807 . Worcester . 1. Worcester bridge ...
... company to supper . 28. 4th Assembly night . 31. Rain , violent S. E. storm . Great freshets . Water higher over Worcester bridge the morning following than ever I knew it to be . February , 1807 . Worcester . 1. Worcester bridge ...
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