"In the same year the town agreed that in reference to an order from the General Court held the sixteenth September, 1673, to raising four troopers from this town; so it is that John Foster, Jacob Dingley—Jos. Waterman and Daniel G. White, have voluntary tendered themselves to serve as troops for the ensuing year for this town and it is voted by the town that the pistols which belonged to the troopers formerly, that now are put into these troopers hands, are by them to be repaired and to be answered to them at the next town rate and the aforesaid troopers at the end of the year shall deliver them up to the Town's order in sufficient ‘kelter' for service."   "Also agreed to appoint a jury, and sworn by the governor, to lay out all the highways of the township.   Lieut. Peregrine White and others served."