The History And Present State of the Town of Newburyport
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The church government of the Society is agreeable, ^ in most respects, to the congregational form; and they are usually classed in that order of christians. But they do not consider themselves subject to any ecclesiastical council, and are therefore denominated an independent Society.
THE SECOA'D PRESBYTERMM SOCIETY Was formed in 1795, by the association of a number of persons for attending the ministry of the Rev. John Boddily. They voluntarily supported Mr. Boddily for sixteen months, paying ...him at the rate of three hundred and forty dollars per annum, and meeting for worship in the old tov^n-house. In June 1796 they commenced building a meeting-house in Harris street, which was completed in that year.
They were then incorporated by the legislature ac cording to the provisions of the act governing the other Religious Societies in the town.
The first me: ting of the Society was holden May 3d 1797, at which it was voted to give Mr. Boddily a call as stated pastor of the Society, and to pay him a yearly salary of five hundred dollars.
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The church government of the Society is agreeable, ^ in most respects, to the congregational form; and they are usually classed in that order of christians. But they do not consider themselves subject to any ecclesiastical council, and are therefore denominated an independent Society.
THE SECOA'D PRESBYTERMM SOCIETY Was formed in 1795, by the association of a number of persons for attending the ministry of the Rev. John Boddily. They voluntarily supported Mr. Boddily for sixteen months, paying ...him at the rate of three hundred and forty dollars per annum, and meeting for worship in the old tov^n-house. In June 1796 they commenced building a meeting-house in Harris street, which was completed in that year.
They were then incorporated by the legislature ac cording to the provisions of the act governing the other Religious Societies in the town.
The first me: ting of the Society was holden May 3d 1797, at which it was voted to give Mr. Boddily a call as stated pastor of the Society, and to pay him a yearly salary of five hundred dollars.
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