That the said Gentlemen mett at the Towns Request and Determined upon a place for fixing the said meeting house which was approved of by the Town and they Accordingly Voted to Raise the sum of one hundred pounds towards defraying the Charge of Building the said House But Upon Reviewing the Spot pitched upon as aforesaid many of the Inhabitants Apprehended it was more to the southward than the Committee Intended it should be And thereupon a Meeting was Called on the Twenty Sixth day of May last when the Town voted to Build the meeting house on the East side of the Road that leads from Cap't: Cummings's to M'r Simon Tompsons where some part of the Timber now lyes being about Forty Rods Northward of Isaac Colburns house which they Apprehended to be the Spot of Ground the Committee Intended to fix upon. And for as much as the place Last Voted by the Town to Build their meeting house upon will best Accommodate all the Inhabitants, Your pet'rs. therefore most humbly pray Your Excellency and Honours would be pleased to Confirm the said Vote of the Town of the 26'th: day of May last and order the meeting house for the Publick Worship of God to be Erected on the peice of Ground aforementioned, And in duty bound they will ever pray &c. Simon tompson Eben Parkhurst Com'tee for the Town of Dunstable [Massachusetts Archives, cxv, 507, 508.] The Committee appointed on the Petition of a Committee for the Town of _Dunstable,_ reported according to Order. Read and accepted, and thereupon the following Order pass'd, _viz._ _In as much as the House for the publick Worship of_ _GOD in_ Dunstable _was not erected within the Line limitted in the Order of this Court of_ June 6th 1747, _the Inhabitants of_ Groton _and_ Nottingham _have lost the Benefit of Incorporation with the Town of_ Dunstable: Therefore