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Paul's Episcopal Church was built on Middle street. In 1764, Mr. Dean was settled as colleague of Mr. Smith; ten years later there were twenty-three persons exempted from parish taxation as being Quakers.
Then began the severe struggles of the Revolutionary \\'ar. The town was burnt by Mowatt, October, 1775, and Dr. Dean removed to Gorham. Both he and Mr. Smith relinquished their salaries for one or more years, and accepted half their stipulated salaries for a number of years. During this decad...e of pecuniary trouble, other difficulties also arose. The parish petitioned, 17S6, to have the neck set off as a new town ; and it was the success of that pclition which CENTENNIAL CELEHRATION. 59 furnished the basis of the present celebration. Tliere was, iio\ve\er, an inherent trouble in the parish itself. Not only the Quakers and the Episcopalians weie unwilling to be ta. Xed to support the Congregational minister, but there were Congregationalists who were dissatisfied with him, and the parish was forced at length to consent to the formation of a second Congregational society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul's Episcopal Church was built on Middle street. In 1764, Mr. Dean was settled as colleague of Mr. Smith; ten years later there were twenty-three persons exempted from parish taxation as being Quakers.
Then began the severe struggles of the Revolutionary \\'ar. The town was burnt by Mowatt, October, 1775, and Dr. Dean removed to Gorham. Both he and Mr. Smith relinquished their salaries for one or more years, and accepted half their stipulated salaries for a number of years. During this decad...e of pecuniary trouble, other difficulties also arose. The parish petitioned, 17S6, to have the neck set off as a new town ; and it was the success of that pclition which CENTENNIAL CELEHRATION. 59 furnished the basis of the present celebration. Tliere was, iio\ve\er, an inherent trouble in the parish itself. Not only the Quakers and the Episcopalians weie unwilling to be ta. Xed to support the Congregational minister, but there were Congregationalists who were dissatisfied with him, and the parish was forced at length to consent to the formation of a second Congregational society.
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