The celebration of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the incorporation of the town of Ipswich . swill, dated Jan. 14, 1661, gives his brother William Norton thehundred pounds due unto him for his house in Ipswich, whichMr. Cobbett now dwelleth in, and the land he bought of MathewWhipple, deceased, now in the occupation of Goodman Annable. Mr. Cobbett, in his will, gives to his wife Elizabeth my dwell-ing-house in Ipswich, confirmed lately to be my own by Mr. Wil-liam Norton, impowered thereto by his brother, Mr. John Norton,his will. THE DODGE 118. This house, which stands
The celebration of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the incorporation of the town of Ipswich . swill, dated Jan. 14, 1661, gives his brother William Norton thehundred pounds due unto him for his house in Ipswich, whichMr. Cobbett now dwelleth in, and the land he bought of MathewWhipple, deceased, now in the occupation of Goodman Annable. Mr. Cobbett, in his will, gives to his wife Elizabeth my dwell-ing-house in Ipswich, confirmed lately to be my own by Mr. Wil-liam Norton, impowered thereto by his brother, Mr. John Norton,his will. THE DODGE 118. This house, which stands on the corner of North Main and Sum-mer Streets, was probably built by Thomas Firman about 1640. CHOATE BRIDGE, BUILT 1764. Page 148. Lines composed by Mr. Clark, a blind man (of Eowley) in 1764,and recited by him on the bridge, in the presence of ColonelChoate and several other persons, before the ground walls weredone, although the bridge was so far finished as to be the spectators was Nathaniel Dutch, then a lad, who heardthe verses recited, and repeated them from memory, December,. DESCRIPTION OF IIELIOTYPES. 149 , previous to which tiiuo it is not known that they were everpenned or printed. Behold this briilgo of lime nnj stone !The like Ix-foie was never knownFor bennty and magnificence,(.onsidering the small expense. How it excels wliat was expected,Upon the day it was projected !When faithful men are put in 11 not let nil the money rust. But some advance for public goodIs by this fabric understood ;And after this it will be wroteIn honor of brave Colonel Choate. It was his wisdom built the added lustre to his fame,That filled this county with renown,And did with honor Ipswich crown. University Press: Joliii Wilson & Son, Ciunbridgv. rm: ( KLEBHA i ION TWO HUNDRED AND RFTlETIi ANNIVERSARY OF THE INCORPORATIOX TOWN OF IPSWICH MASSACHUSETTS August 16, 1884 BOSTON LITTLE, BROWN. AND COMPANY 1884 HK195-78 ^^ ^^. A^
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