HomeMy WebLinkAbout422 Report on the monuments between Lexington & Waltham, November 14, 1861Nov. 14. 1861
The Selectmen of Lexington and a member of
the Board of Waltham met agreeably to appointment,
to ascertain the points on the public
highways, at which to erect monuments to marking
the dividing line between the two towns.
They agreed to erect a monument on the West
road southerly of Isaac Parker's house, in the wall
running northeasterly and southwesterly, which
they believe to be the boundary between the
towns.- They also found that the line crossed
the direct road from Lexington to Waltham
at the southerly abutment of a small culvert
which passes under the road, and agreed that
a monument should be erected at that
point, to mark the division line.
Benj Wellington} Agent of the Selectmen of Waltham
Charles Hudson
Webster Smith} Selectmen of Lexington
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