. History of the town of Princeton, in the county of Worcester and commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1759-1915. n. Bibliographyof Princeton. Letters relating to Early Records of Memorial Building. Bagg Hall. Historical Data 375~4I4 Index 415-428 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Francis Everett Blake Frontispiece Princeton from East Jones Hill opposite page i Princeton from the Old Wachusett House 5 Wachusett from near Residence of T. H. 54 Petition for Incorporation 96 Rev. Thomas Prince 109 Title-page OF Discourse BY Rev. Timothy Harrington 122 Princeton Center from Wachusett Hous
. History of the town of Princeton, in the county of Worcester and commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1759-1915. n. Bibliographyof Princeton. Letters relating to Early Records of Memorial Building. Bagg Hall. Historical Data 375~4I4 Index 415-428 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Francis Everett Blake Frontispiece Princeton from East Jones Hill opposite page i Princeton from the Old Wachusett House 5 Wachusett from near Residence of T. H. 54 Petition for Incorporation 96 Rev. Thomas Prince 109 Title-page OF Discourse BY Rev. Timothy Harrington 122 Princeton Center from Wachusett House 170 Signatures of Town Clerks 191 Princeton School Houses — 1797-8-1906 216 Signatures of Townsmen in 1776 221 Moses Gill 270 Residence of Moses Gill 271 Sarah (Prince) Gill 272 Rebecca (Boylston) Gill 273 Ward Nicholas Boylston 278 Edward Savage 294 Sarah (Seaver) Savage ant> Edward Savage 296 Edward A. Goodnow 299 Princeton Center and Wachusett 325 The Nine OCLOCK Mail 362 Princeton Village from the East 369 Cemetery and the Old Pound 369 Town Hall and Goodnow Memorl\l Buildings 403. HISTORY OF PRINCETON CHAPTER ITHE TOWN IN 1915 Situation and Area. Princeton, a town in WorcesterCounty, Massachusetts, is situated about forty-eight milesnorth of west from Boston, fourteen miles north of Wor-cester, and about ten miles southwest from is bounded on the north by Westminster, on the east byLeominster and Sterling, on the south by Holden andRutland, and on the west by Rutland and township is north of the center of the County, andabout equi-distant from its eastern and western boundaries,and occupies a nearly central position in the State asmeasured from Cape Cod to New York. Its geographicalposition is (at Wachusett Mountain) 42° 29 21-21 northlatitude, 71° 53 33-885 west longitude. Its present areais about 23,000 acres or square miles. Surface. The general formation of this locality isrugged and uneven, with abrupt elevations
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