1684-07-01[Selectmen July 1, 1684]
1:7: ‘84. At a meeting of the Selectmen then reckoned with Capt. Will. Raymond who gave
in an account of 3: week service as deputy at October court ‘83: at 18s.: per week of which he
acknowledged the receipt of 1 £. of constable John Giles and 6s.: by Corporal Thomas West and so
there remains due unto said Raymond 1 £: 8s. in money.
1:7: ‘84. At a meeting of the selectmen it was then agreed with Andrew Elliott sen. & Samuel
Hardie to transcribe all that is necessary to be transcribed out of the old town book into ye new one
within two months after ye date hereof and that when the work is completed then the selectmen shall
in ye town’s behalf pay to said Andrew Elliott ten shillings in money & unto said Samuel Hardie five
shillings in money besides ten already paid him on ye same account. The debt in ye other side due
unto maltster Dodge said Dodge acknowledged to be paid at a meeting of the Selectmen the 18 day
of November 1690.