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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 71
Same as BAY-WINDOW, q. v. Holmes creek. Surface , mostly pasture. Cap . , Brigham leave the service at their pleasure, without any previous City, or Box-Elder. Pop . (1890), 7,642. Boxen, ( boks'n ,) a. Made of box-wood. As lads and la es stood around To hear my bozen hautboy sound." -Resembling box. Gay. "Her faded cheeks are turned to bozen hue, And in her eyes the tears are ever new.' -Dryden. notification. Peter the Great wholly abolished their power and official privileges, and the name now remains only as a historical distinction, and a recollection of the past in families which once po e ed the dignity. In Wall a chia and Moldavia the boyards still exist; they form the council of the princes or hospodars , and exercise a preponderating influence over the people. Box'ford, in Mi ouri , a post-office of De Kalb co. Boxford, in Ma achusetts , a post-township of E ex co., 25 m. N. of Boston,
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