The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . dy for his SalaryEach year without his Bringing hisPurtuckle Account of the Charge ofhis famaly and the Select men think-ing it not Proper to Pay any morethan w^hat is Voted him by The Par-ish without thare further agreementWith Each other These are thare fore to notify andwarn all the freeholders & Inhaba-tance of the Parish of Newmarket toConvean to gather at the mettinghouse in S*^ Parish on thorsday the30^^ Day of Apriel Curant at teen ofthe Clock in the fore Noon than andthare to heare and
The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress . dy for his SalaryEach year without his Bringing hisPurtuckle Account of the Charge ofhis famaly and the Select men think-ing it not Proper to Pay any morethan w^hat is Voted him by The Par-ish without thare further agreementWith Each other These are thare fore to notify andwarn all the freeholders & Inhaba-tance of the Parish of Newmarket toConvean to gather at the mettinghouse in S*^ Parish on thorsday the30^^ Day of Apriel Curant at teen ofthe Clock in the fore Noon than andthare to heare and Consider Avhat theReverand M IMoody has to Offer toS*^ Parish in Refarance to his Salary: 42 j: Wewinarlvet on the Tjamprey Either for the Stating the Sum orPaying his Charge and to Pass SuchVote as Shall be thought Proper Re-lating to the Same and also to takethe Exeeptanee or Eefusal of thoseParsons that had the Liberty of buld-ing Pues in the galerys upon tharePaying the Saveral Sums for theSame; and Also to Pass a vote for thefinishing the meeting hous by grant-ing Pues or Sum other way. Congregational Church Given under our hands this 24thday of Aprel 1741 Robert SmartIsrael OilmanRich-^ ]\Iattoon ,is deeply interesting to the stud-ent of history to follow this contro-versy, in spite of its great verbosityand stilted phraseology, which contin-ued until the entire parish seemed tobe up in arms against their pastor,and so intensely bitter had the feelring against him become that underdate of Monday, June 9, 1777, we findthe following record: At a legal Town Meeting held atNewmarket on Monday 9^ June 1777Pursuant to usual Notice by Warrant Voted that Walter Bryent Esq. be^Moderator The Journal of the Committe on]\P Moodys Affair being read & tlieirReport Considered Voted that the Comitte may Pro-ceed before the Council on Sallery orany Other Affairs as they think Ijest,only taking Care to use their utmostEndeavour, either to have Judgmenton the Present Complaint b
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