1727 January 21 (Saturday). I was pretty well recovered from my indisposition. Mr. Balley[1] came to our house Expecting to Meet Mr. Jenison,[2] whom they had engaged to preach at that part of Marlborough call’d Stony Brook,[3] but he came not.
[1]Benjamin Bayley of Marlborough. Hudson, Marlborough, p. 321.
[2]William Jenison (Harvard 1724), later minister of the Second Church, Salem, Mass., 1728-1736. Sibley, VII, 371-374.
[3]In 1727 this part of Marlborough was incorporated in the new town of Southborough.