March 3, 1845 - Methuen
March 3, 1845 - Methuen
March 3, 1845 - Methuen
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Dan Weed of <strong>Methuen</strong> had<br />
John Lee of Manchester had<br />
Nathan D. Chase of Lynn had<br />
1 vote<br />
1 vote<br />
1 vote<br />
Attest<br />
Josiah Dearborn Town Clerk<br />
April 5, 1847<br />
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of <strong>Methuen</strong> qualified to vote in Town affairs held<br />
on Monday the fifth day of April 1847 agreeable to Warrant No. 56 at four O clock P.M.<br />
First<br />
Second<br />
Third<br />
Chose Stephen Huse Moderator.<br />
Voted to pass over this article.<br />
Voted to pass over Article 3d until the adjourned meeting.<br />
Fourth<br />
Fifth<br />
Voted that article 4 th be referred to the Selectmen & for them to report at the<br />
adjourned meeting.<br />
Voted that article 5 th be left to the Selectmen.<br />
Voted to adjourn two weeks from today at two O clock P.M.<br />
Attest<br />
Josiah Dearborn Town Clerk<br />
April 19, 1847<br />
Met according to adjournment and voted to raise thirty five hundred dollars to defray<br />
Town charges.<br />
Voted to raise fifteen hundred dollars to repair roads and bridges.<br />
Voted to raise fifteen hundred dollars for the Support of Schools the year ensuing.<br />
Collection of Taxes - Voted that the collection of Taxes for the year ensuing be the same as<br />
last year.<br />
Collector – Josiah Dearborn was chosen.<br />
Voted to reconsider the vote taken on article 13 th at a former meeting.<br />
Voted that article 13 th be referred to the Selectmen for them to make such repairs as they may<br />
think best for the interest of the Town.<br />
Transcribed by<br />
Lucie LeBlanc Consentino<br />
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