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Historic leaves, volume 4, April, 1905 - January, 1906, Charlestown schools after 1793 (search)
oposes to pay one-third the cost at commencement of the work, one-third when completed, and another third at a distinct period to be agreed upon. Later the trustees are empowered to dispose of the old school building to the best advantage. May 10, 1802. Voted $100, to repair the schoolhouse near Alewife bridge, and voted the thanks of the town be extended to Mr. Zabdiel B. Adams for the present of a lot of land at the Neck for to erect a town school upon; and to thank Mr. Daniel Raymond fowomen, at an additional expense to the town of $1,000. The lot of land given by Mr. Adams is in a very commodious situation near the Neck, and there are enough scholars in that section to constitute a school, and enough below to fill the two public schools by the meeting-house. The trustees recommend building on this lot at the Neck, as a gentleman offers to loan for two years a sum sufficient to erect a schoolhouse. Signed May 10, 1802, by Benjamin Hurd, Jr., Secretary. [To be Continued.]