History of Spencer From Its Earliest Settlement to the Year 1841 Including a Br
History of Spencer From Its Earliest Settlement to the Year 1841 Including a Br
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Parsons, and seven or eight years of Mr. Goddard's, the people in the Westerly part of the town paid their proportion of all Parish taxes, and a portion of them, attended upon the preaching there, al- though previous to this, some attempts had been made to procure preaching among themselves. As early as April 2, 1739, Samuel Bemis and John Stebbings, in behalf of the other settlers, met the original proprietors at Boston, to " consider some way to have the Gospel preached among the settlers, an...d to be freed from paying towards the support of the minister of the Easterly part of said town, and to come to some agreement about the building a meeting house for the accommodation of the settlers. " At this meeting a vote was unanimously passed, to tax the non-resident lands, to assist the settlers in the proposed objects. Nothing, however, seemed to have been effect- ually done, until the next January, when the proprietors *' Voted unanimously " to lay a tax of three pence per acre on all their lands for the year 1740, and a further tax of two pence per acre annually for the two next years, " for building a good substantial meeting house of forty-five /oo^ ♦Worcester Magazine, Vol.
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Parsons, and seven or eight years of Mr. Goddard's, the people in the Westerly part of the town paid their proportion of all Parish taxes, and a portion of them, attended upon the preaching there, al- though previous to this, some attempts had been made to procure preaching among themselves. As early as April 2, 1739, Samuel Bemis and John Stebbings, in behalf of the other settlers, met the original proprietors at Boston, to " consider some way to have the Gospel preached among the settlers, an...d to be freed from paying towards the support of the minister of the Easterly part of said town, and to come to some agreement about the building a meeting house for the accommodation of the settlers. " At this meeting a vote was unanimously passed, to tax the non-resident lands, to assist the settlers in the proposed objects. Nothing, however, seemed to have been effect- ually done, until the next January, when the proprietors *' Voted unanimously " to lay a tax of three pence per acre on all their lands for the year 1740, and a further tax of two pence per acre annually for the two next years, " for building a good substantial meeting house of forty-five /oo^ ♦Worcester Magazine, Vol.
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