History of Haverhill N H
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8, the district was kept in " constant broil and dis- cord, " and when he was disannexed to No. 7, "• harmony and unanimity prevailed. " But the Town took compassion on ISIr. Ladd, and allowed him the opportunity of keeping No. 8 in " constant- broil and discord, " on conditit)n of the payment of fifteen dollars.
The matter of a poor-farm first came up in town meeting in 1831, but nothing definite Avas done till 1838, when a committee was appointed to consider the question of buying a poor-farm.... Subsequently a ])oor-farm was purchased, and was held I)y the Town till the county system was adopted in 1868. This form was the David ]\Ierrill farm, situated north of Poole brook west of the river road bridge which spans that brook.
In 1848 a committee of five was appointed to consider the *'cost and expediency" of building a town house. Up to that time town meetings were held at hotels or in churches at the north and S(Kith ends of the Town. This connnittee reported at a subsequent meeting, and fifteen hundred dollars was voted for a town house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8, the district was kept in " constant broil and dis- cord, " and when he was disannexed to No. 7, "• harmony and unanimity prevailed. " But the Town took compassion on ISIr. Ladd, and allowed him the opportunity of keeping No. 8 in " constant- broil and discord, " on conditit)n of the payment of fifteen dollars.
The matter of a poor-farm first came up in town meeting in 1831, but nothing definite Avas done till 1838, when a committee was appointed to consider the question of buying a poor-farm.... Subsequently a ])oor-farm was purchased, and was held I)y the Town till the county system was adopted in 1868. This form was the David ]\Ierrill farm, situated north of Poole brook west of the river road bridge which spans that brook.
In 1848 a committee of five was appointed to consider the *'cost and expediency" of building a town house. Up to that time town meetings were held at hotels or in churches at the north and S(Kith ends of the Town. This connnittee reported at a subsequent meeting, and fifteen hundred dollars was voted for a town house.
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