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Columbus Ave., Dr. Miner's Church dedicated, Dec. 2, 1872
Columbus ave. and Berkeley, Methodist, cornerstone laid, May 28, 1877
Columbus ave. and Newton street, Union, cornerstone laid, 1869
Church street, Methodist, first service, July 4, 1834
Churches
Essex street, Congregational, cornerstone laid, June 26, 1816
Endicott st., Catholic, completed and consecrated, Nov. 6, 1836
A new Church built, 1877
Federal street Society meet in a barn, May, 1729
Barn convertedtood in State street, 1784
Stood in State street, 1805
Removed to Tremont, near West street, 1806
Whig
and Tory, the names came in use, April, 1763
Party, favored the American cause, 1763
The modern, christened on the Common, July 4, 1834
Great gathering on the Common, Sep. 19, 1844
Name changed to Republican, 1856
Whitefield, Rev. George
preached on the Common, Sep. 22, 1740
Again visited Boston, 1744
Widows
The war left 1,200 in town, Sep., 1742
Wilkes