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                               blacksmith      shop,   broke    open   some    drawers    &  cupboards     6
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                               stolen    some   money;    in   the  joiners     shop   had   pried    open
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                               the   door,   damaging     the   casing,     found   a  key   to  a cup-
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                               board    &  stole   #10-12    &  a  nice   spirit    level;    in   the   herb
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                               shop   they   broke    open   drawers     &  a  cupboard     & found    about
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                               $4;   in  the   brick    shop,   pried    open   the   shoeshop     door   &
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                               took   5-6   calf   skins;    in   farmers    shop   broke    open   a cup-
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                               board    &  got  about    $3;   broke   into    the  woodhouse      by  the
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                               dwelling     house    & got   about    $8  plus   a  $5   counterfeit
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                               bill   and   other   things.
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                               Jesse    Harwood    returned     from   taking    Mary   Ann   Bates    to
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                               her   parents    on   Grand   Isle    near   Niagara    Falls.
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<b>6  Nov</b>         Two   brethren     from   Lebanon     NF  come   to   gather    locust
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                               seed.
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<b>15  Jan</b>        "Strange     as  it  may   appear,    OP   has   finally    concluded      to
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                               leave   the   Society.      He   has  always    been    a  troublesome
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                               member    from   the   beginning     &  has   imbibed    some    erroneous
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                               plans   and   has, no    doubt,     done   much   in  Society     in  cir-
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                               culating     them."
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<b>27  Jan</b>        Smith   T (aylorj^has      made   up    his   mind   to  leave.      Was
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                               settled    with   &  Chauncey     Miller    took   him   to  Troy.
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                               Elder   Amos    & Bro   Daniel    went   to   the  NF   in  the   evening
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                               &  attended     meeting    &  "labored     to  have    them   wake   up  &
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                               be  alive    & come    into   the   increasing     work   of   God,   which
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                               seemed    to  have   a  good   effect."
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<b>30  Jan</b>       APW   went    to  her  brother     LW  in   Jersey.
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<b>31  Jan</b>      Alexander       Youngs    moved    from   SF  to  WF   &  George    Peavy
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                               took   his   "business     in   trading."
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<b>6  Feb</b>         Elder    Sister liiliza    Wells    &  1st   Deaconess 1?hebe       Ann
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                               Smith   move   from    NF  to  CF   & '"Catherine    Vedder    & 'lucy
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                               Fairchild     take   their    places.
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                             (/Elizabeth     Youngs    moved    from   WF  to  SF.
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                             ^Sally    Bigelow     moved   from    SF  to  WF.
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<b>8  Feb</b>       ^Martha     Bates    & ^Harriet    Ingham    move   from   SF   to  NF.
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                               Chauncey    Copley     & Chauncey     Miller     go  to  Saratoga     County
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                               to  see   about   a  200   acre   wood   lot   for   sale   very   cheap.
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                               Bought    it  for   $650.     Mainly    timbered     with   spruce,    hem-
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                               lock,   birch,    maple    6  beech.
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<b>14  Feb</b>        Ephraim    Prentiss     came   back    to  WF  from   Gloucester,       Me.
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                               He  brought     a letter    from    the  Canterbury      Ministry      stat-
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                               ing  some    of  the   condition     of  things    at   Gloucester,      that
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                               "Unless    something      could   be  done    there   could    be   no gov-
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                               ernment    maintained      there       they   had   come   completely      to
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                               a  stand."      Otis   was   not  willing     to  take    Elder   Brother's
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                               place   as   had  been    proposed.      They    requested     advise    from
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