The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-05

aiotments and this article to stand in full fore and vertue five years next following the datt hereof and after the end and ex- piration of five years all rats for defraying publik charges shall be leuyed and raised upon per- sons and estates according to the law or custom of the contry.
 Dwellings
 4. We determin that every parson that tacks. up alotments att mattatuck within four yer after the datt hereof shall build good suntan shall dwelling house at least eighteen feet in length and sixteen feet wide and nine foot between joynts with a good chimly in the forsaid place..
 5. lit is agreed in case any parson shall faile of building as aforesaid--a dwelling house upon his lott as is injoyned within the fourth article within the terme of four yers after the date herof shall forfit all his alotments att mattatuck and lose all his right and title therein buildings only excepted to be dis posed to such; other meet parsons for i'm prou- ment as shall be excepted by the comitie according to the condi- tions of these articles.
 6. And lit is also agreed that every one to whom alotments. are granted shall parsonly tack up his resedenc as an in nhavitant att inattatuck in his own house with in the term of four yeres after the date hereof and upon failler or defalte shall forfit his lands and alotments at mattatuck to be improued as aforesaid by the CO., mitie.
 Restrictions
 2. lit is further concluded that every parson that shall be po- sesed of lands att the said mat tatuck shall inhabit and dwell 5 ther in his own house for the time and term of four years after he hath built according to the tenur and true meaning of the fourth article and until the said foure yers be ended no parson shall haue pouer to mack any alynation or sale Of the afor said lands of what he or they are posesd.
 6. Finaly itt Is determined that all those parsons to whom alotments are granted this thir tyeth of may In the yere one thousand six hundred seuenty and fore: subscribed our names:
 (The following signatures were affixed to the documcnt)
 John Langton, John Andrews, Thomas Judd, Jr, Edman Scott. John Welton. Abraham Andrews, Isaac Brunson, John Standley. Jr.. Samil Hecock. Richard Sea- mer, Abraham Bruonson. John Porter, John Bronson, Jr. Thom. as Gridly, Danll Porter, Thomas Hancocx, William Judd. John Warner. Jr.. Thomas Richison. William Higginson, John Caring ton, Obadiah Richards, Thomas Nesei. John Standly. Daniel War ner, John Warner. John Judd. Joseph Heoks, Thomas Judd, Sam Gidley.
 Descendants
 Approximately 150 descendants of .the above mentioned signers of the agreement were scheduled to assemble at the Colonial Day exercises at the village this aft- ernoon. The progoram of events were as follows:
 invocation: Rv. John N. Lewis, St. Johns church.
 Introductory Remarks: Freder- ick $. Chase, vice president of the Mattatuck Historical society.
 Addresses: Mayor T. Frank Hayes, Executive Secretary Thomas F. Kelly. William M. Harris. and Rev. quincy Blake iy. of tho Congregational church in Farmington.
 Roii Call of Descendants; by Town crier Robert w. Lowell.
 f3enedictlon: Rev. James 10. Gregg. First Congregational church.
 Music by the EZRA Band.
 Mutual Aid Day Activities at the village today also Included Mutual Aid Day. All Mutual Aid workers and theiF families wers admitted 10 the ex. posi.Ign MesF sns Fo.s"m