[HISTORY: Recodified ATM 3-8-1965 by Art. 14.
Amendments noted where applicable.]
The Town Seal is and shall be as follows:[1] Upon a field showing on the dexter side a schoolhouse and brook
and on the sinister side a hill and Indians, an escutcheon bearing azure on
a mount vert, a meetinghouse, without steeple, proper, crest, a plow and garb
crosswise, proper, motto "Incorporated 1836," surrounded by a circle inscribed
in chief "Town of Dover," and in base, "Massachusetts," divided on the dexter
side by "Parish 1748" and the sinister side by "District 1784."
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Editor's Note: The Seal was "established at a meeting called
for that purpose" on 4-30-1894.
