Histoire de la ville de Upper Winchendon (Comté de Worcester, Mass.) : à partir de la subvention d'Ipswich Canada, en 1735, à l'heure actuelle . Mesures pour récolter des fonds au profit de l'greatbenevolent les objets de la journée. Outre les bienfaits d'thosein privés veulent, sans distinction de classe ou de dénomination, à l'aide qui themembers ont déjà été invite, une collecte régulière a été takenat chaque saison de communion, pour le bénéfice des membres de l'Churchin circonstances nécessiteuses. Les contributions d'autres benevolent objectsfor plusieurs années, s'élevait à près de 300 dollars par an en moyenne ; rath-er plus de que

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History of the town of Winchendon (Worcester County, Mass.) : from the grant of Ipswich Canada, in 1735, to the present time . ures for raising money in aid of the greatbenevolent objects of the day. Besides private benefactions to thosein want, without distinction of class or denomination, to aid whom themembers have ever been prompt, a regular collection has been takenat every season of communion, for the benefit of members of the Churchin needy circumstances. The contributions for other benevolent objectsfor several years, amounted to about $300 per annum ; averaging rath-er more than that sum. In 1860, the sum was $467 ; in 1861, about$470; in 1862, $321: in 1863, $495; in 1864, $663 ; in 1865, about$720. The average for the two succeeding years was about the sumlast named. The whole amount is more than $10, 000. 5. BAPTIST CHURCH IN THE VILLAGE. This Church was organized in the year 1848, on the 27th of April.It was composed of members of the Church in New Boston, and othersliving in and near the Village, who belonged to churches in other towns.The original number was thirty. The Rev. Andrew Dunn, who had. HISTORY OF WINCHE^ON. 353 ministered for several years to the church in New Boston, was the firstpastor. In co-operation with Mr. Seth Tucker, Jr., and others, he wasactive in starting the enterprise. The fact that the Congregationaland Methodist Churches were well filled on the Sabbath, and that thepopulation of the Village was steadily increasing, seemed to warrantthe undertaking, and the success which has followed, fully vindicates thewisdom of those engaged in it. Measures were immediately taken toerect a house of worship. The members of the church, and their friendsin the congregation, subscribed liberally. Others who thought the es-tablishment of anew religious society, would be conducive to the improve-ment of society in the place, rendered assistance. A neat and com-modious sanctuary was erected, and was dedicated to the Triune God, on the 17th day of J

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