The History of Roxbury Town volume 2
The History of Roxbury Town volume 2
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" In 1735 the amount for each child was eight shil- lings or two feet of wood.
In 1665, the school house, probably the first, was repaired by Capt. Johnson. But in 1666 it was com- plained of as out of repair. In 1681 one of the teach- ers in a letter to one of the trustees says " of incon- " veniences, I shall instance no other, but that of the *' school house the confused and shattered and nastie " posture that it is in, not fitting for to reside in, the " glass broken and thereupon very raw ...and cold, the " floor very much broken and torn up to kindle fires, " the hearth spoiled, the seats some burnt and others *' out of kilter, that one had as well nigh as goods " keep school in a hog stie as in it. " (This master was evidently not restricted to morall, ecclesiasticall and theologicall discipline. ) A new building was probably built about this period.
In 1742, the old school house being much gone to decay, the feoffees, "with the help of many well dis- posed persons by way of subscription" erected a new school house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In 1735 the amount for each child was eight shil- lings or two feet of wood.
In 1665, the school house, probably the first, was repaired by Capt. Johnson. But in 1666 it was com- plained of as out of repair. In 1681 one of the teach- ers in a letter to one of the trustees says " of incon- " veniences, I shall instance no other, but that of the *' school house the confused and shattered and nastie " posture that it is in, not fitting for to reside in, the " glass broken and thereupon very raw ...and cold, the " floor very much broken and torn up to kindle fires, " the hearth spoiled, the seats some burnt and others *' out of kilter, that one had as well nigh as goods " keep school in a hog stie as in it. " (This master was evidently not restricted to morall, ecclesiasticall and theologicall discipline. ) A new building was probably built about this period.
In 1742, the old school house being much gone to decay, the feoffees, "with the help of many well dis- posed persons by way of subscription" erected a new school house.
What to read after The History of Roxbury Town volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Charles Mayo Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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