Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Town Register, Waterford, Albany, Greenwood, E. Stoneham: 1906
The first appropriation made by the new town was $100 for preaching. Rev. Lincoln Ripley of Concord, Mass, was hired during the summers of 1797 and 1798. On July 1, 1798 the town voted 52 to 17, to call Mr. Ripley, offering what was then a very liberal salary. He accepted the call and returned to Waterford, preaching most of 'the time until his installation, Oct. 1, 1799, at which time the church was organized.
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