The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-04-09
msToRICAL "REMINISCENCES,
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Clock A. NJ. for the following purpose
viz;
Is, to Choose Moderator to Govern
said Meeting
2ndl to Choose Representative to
repre- I us IN the General Assembly of
Sd Choose Committee to lay out
the - Lots in said Town And to act
upon any other matters that may be
Thought Necessary when met Given
under our hands this Goth day of Novem-
Der one Thousand Seven hundred and
Eight.
James Mccormick, Select
John Woodburn, Men"
December ye 18th, 1880
Meeting opened. Capt. Edward Aiken
Chosen Moderator. A committee Chosen
to Ditch ye Public Hights in We Town.
Joseph Oughterson, Robt Montgomery
James Mack. Voted that the town of
Londonderry Hereafter shall have two
Centres and the Public Lots so to be Laid
out accordingly. Meeting adjourned to
the first day of January Next"
Londonderry, December ye 22nd 1880.
The inhabitance of said Town are here
by Reminded that their Town Meeting
held upon Tuesday ye 18th of this Instant
Stands Adjourned to Monday the first day
of January Next att one O'Clock ?. M.
att the Dwelling house of David Ander-
son in the aforesaid Town.
Robert Mccormick Town
Clerk"
Estate of Vermont Notice is hereby
Cumberland, IS given to the inhab-
itance of Londonderry who are Qualified
to vote in Town affairs to meet on Mon
day the 10th of this Instant, March, at
the Dwelling house of David Anderson
in said Town at Ten O'Clock A. Nj. Then
and there to Hold The Annual Town
Meeting for the following purposes, viz ::
lst to Choose Moderator TO Govern
said meeting.
2ndly, to Choose all their Town Officers
for the ensuing year.
3dly, to see what money the town will
raise to hire Preaching.
4th to see where they will have the
Preaching and hold other Town Meetings.
5thly to see what the Town will do with
the Bridges over the West River.
6thly to Choose Committee to settle
with the Collectors for we year 1873 and
1850.
7th to see if the Town will Raise money
aay other matters that may be Thought
Necessary When met and this shall be
your warrant, given under our hands IN
Londonderry this End of March in the
year 1881.
James Mccormick, | Select
John Woodburn, ! men,"
March the 10Th. Meeting opened.
Capt Edward Aiken Chosen Moderator
Town Clerk, Robert Mccormick. Select
men, Moses Grehem, Robert Millar,
Nathaniel Aiken. Listers, Andrew Pat
terson, Jonathan Aiken. Constable, Arch
ibald Mack. Collector, John Cox. Grand
Jury man, James Mccormick. Tything.
men, Joseph Oughterson, William Mack
Treasurer, Capt. James Anderson. Sur.
veyors of Highways, Joseph Onghterson
William Cox, John Patterson, William
Mack, John Mack.
Voted that the above named John MACK
be Surveyor for a Cross Road from
David Andersons and Including Henry
Montgomery's.
Voted Sixty Dollars hard money to b,
raised for ye present year to be expended
in Preaching the Gospel, said money tt
be land or Poll and Estate.
Voted unanimously that ye Place fo
bulldog House for Publick Worship b.
north of the Grist Mill upon Capt. Ed
ward Aiken's Land, Said House to b.
Built this Present year, said Aiken Pro
posing to give Two Acres of Land TO
the above mentioned Purpose.
Voted Relative to the Bridges owe
West River that Petition Be Laid int,
We General Assembly of this state.
Committee Chosen to settle with ye Col
lectors for ye years 1779 and 1880 SAT-
committee John Woodburn, Rob't. Nc
/ Cormick, David Cochran.
Voted that a Town Book be Provide
this Present year said Book to be Provi
ded by the Town Clerk.
Committee appointed to Provid
Preaching, John Woodburn, Josep
Oughterson.
Meeting Adjourned till ye 27th of thi
Instant.
|. The Vote Passed upon the Fourth al
Sicle of ye Foregoing Warrant is Recor
sidered as may Be Seen By Vote on y
Warrant Hereafter Recorded"
Estate of Londonderry September |
Vermont. 1881. This is to Notify tn
Inhabitance of said Town to meet at y
Grist Mill on the twentieth of this II
stant month. Twelve O'Clock then an
there to Proceed upon the following al
ticles:
First to Choose Moderator to Cover
said meeting.
2ndly to agree upon some Place fo
! Public Worship.
3dly to see what they will agree upo
for Laying out Public Highways and t
Proceed upon affairs that shall be Though
Proper when met.
Moses Grimes, | Select
Poht MiIlar ( men -