The History of Woburn, Middlesex County, Mass. From the Grant of Its Territory to Charlestown, in 1640, to the Year 1680
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HISTORY OF WOBURN. 435 signed bj the same individual and ton others, was presented at a meetiiiir Oetober 29th of the next year, urginu; that a com- mittee might be chosen, to see if they can agree with the Rev.
Samuel Sargeant, that he should quit the desk.^ Before the end of the year ITSfi, several members of Woburn First Parish had withdrawn from the public worsliip of their own town, and frequently attended the meetings of the Baptist society in West Cambridge: and though the assessors in W...oburn were directed by the parish to assess tlic parish taxes, as tiiey had been wont to, yet at several parish meetings in Woburn, in 1787 and 1788, it was a matter of debate, what should be done with the parisli taxes of those persons ; whether they should be paid to the Baptists, who demanded them of the parish treasurer, or not.
Alarmed by these contentions, and tokens of alienation from Rev. Mr. Sargeant on the part of many, several prominent citi- zens procured a parish meeting, to be called January 4, 1 790, to see if the parish will act upon the following articles, agreeably to the petition of Bartholomew Richardson and others: First, " To see if the Parish will take any measures to recon- cile and heal the divisions and uneasiness that do now and have for some time past subsisted between a considerable number of the Parish and the Rev* Mr Samuel Sargeant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HISTORY OF WOBURN. 435 signed bj the same individual and ton others, was presented at a meetiiiir Oetober 29th of the next year, urginu; that a com- mittee might be chosen, to see if they can agree with the Rev.
Samuel Sargeant, that he should quit the desk.^ Before the end of the year ITSfi, several members of Woburn First Parish had withdrawn from the public worsliip of their own town, and frequently attended the meetings of the Baptist society in West Cambridge: and though the assessors in W...oburn were directed by the parish to assess tlic parish taxes, as tiiey had been wont to, yet at several parish meetings in Woburn, in 1787 and 1788, it was a matter of debate, what should be done with the parisli taxes of those persons ; whether they should be paid to the Baptists, who demanded them of the parish treasurer, or not.
Alarmed by these contentions, and tokens of alienation from Rev. Mr. Sargeant on the part of many, several prominent citi- zens procured a parish meeting, to be called January 4, 1 790, to see if the parish will act upon the following articles, agreeably to the petition of Bartholomew Richardson and others: First, " To see if the Parish will take any measures to recon- cile and heal the divisions and uneasiness that do now and have for some time past subsisted between a considerable number of the Parish and the Rev* Mr Samuel Sargeant.
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