Society, F: Old Records of the Town of Fitchburgh, Massachus

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Society, F: Old Records of the Town of Fitchburgh, Massachus

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Excerpt from The Old Records of the Town of Fitchburgh, Massachusetts, Vol. 2: A Complete Record of Town Meetings, Selectmen's and Miscellaneous Records, Beginning on Page 324, February 9, 1789, to Page 506, April 18, 1796, Volume 1 of the Old Records; Of the Printed Records of the Town

The Fitchburg Historical Society, by whose fore thought the project originated of printing the Records of the Town of Fitchburg, takes pleasure in herewith pre senting to the public the second printed volume of these records. The members of the Society also desire on this occasion publicly to express their appreciation of the wise and liberal policy of the City Government in making the necessary appropriations for carrying on the work of thus placing the records beyond the possibility of loss by fire or obliteration by the ravages of time.

This volume, like the first, has been compiled under the careful supervision of Mr. Walter A. Davis, the City Clerk, the printing has been executed at the office of the Sentinel Printing Company, while the index, an important feature, has been prepared by Mr. Frank C. Hoyt of the same company, - the whole re¿ecting much credit upon those. Who have had the work in their immediate charge.

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