Dorchester Day
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William Stoughton "^ Committee of the Dorchester Historical Society . .. .. . Frontispiece Faeiug page ;"> 6 8 13 15 2'3 37 40 55 59 61 63 70 82 85 96 108 tifu^ FOUNDER OF THE DORCHESTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY, AND FIRST PRESIDENT OF SAME FOR MANY YEARS CITY REGISTRAR AND RECORD COMMISSIONER ORIGIN OF DORCHESTER DAY On April 6, 1891, William H. Wliitmore, City Registrar, and Mr. James H. Stark, both well-known antiquarians and historical students, obtained a special act of the Legislature incorpora...ting the Dorchester Historical Society. This society succeeded the Dorchester Antiquarian and Historical Society, wliicli was organized on Janu- ary 27, 1848; but at the organizing of the new society its membership had been reduced to but three members, namely : Edmund J. Baker, President ; Henry G. Denny, Secretary ; and William B. Trask, Curator. The new society started with a membership of twenty-hve. Since then many of the best known and most influential men of the old town have become members.
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William Stoughton "^ Committee of the Dorchester Historical Society . .. .. . Frontispiece Faeiug page ;"> 6 8 13 15 2'3 37 40 55 59 61 63 70 82 85 96 108 tifu^ FOUNDER OF THE DORCHESTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY, AND FIRST PRESIDENT OF SAME FOR MANY YEARS CITY REGISTRAR AND RECORD COMMISSIONER ORIGIN OF DORCHESTER DAY On April 6, 1891, William H. Wliitmore, City Registrar, and Mr. James H. Stark, both well-known antiquarians and historical students, obtained a special act of the Legislature incorpora...ting the Dorchester Historical Society. This society succeeded the Dorchester Antiquarian and Historical Society, wliicli was organized on Janu- ary 27, 1848; but at the organizing of the new society its membership had been reduced to but three members, namely : Edmund J. Baker, President ; Henry G. Denny, Secretary ; and William B. Trask, Curator. The new society started with a membership of twenty-hve. Since then many of the best known and most influential men of the old town have become members.
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