Trustees Records, Vol. 7, 1886 (page 019)

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that, if the same shall remain in such neglected
condition for thirty days after the date of such
notice, the Superintendent put them in proper
order, under the direction of the President, at the
expense of the respective Proprietors, as provided
by Article VI of the By-Laws.

Roland Litchfield Lot.
A communication was received from the
executor of the estate of the late Roland
Litchfield, enclosing a check for $500, a contract
for the perpetual care of Lot No. 2443, owned
by said deceased, in his lifetime, and a recon-
veyance of said Lot to the Corporation in trust.
The said contract not being in the form of a ap-
proved by the Board at its meeting held June
11, 1856, it was voted, that the said check
contract and reconveyance be returned to
said executor and that the whole matter be
referred to the Committee on Lots, in accordance
with the vote of the Board passed at its meeting
held November 10, 1886.

Jos. S. Fay Request.
A request was presented from Joseph S. Fay,
esq., Vice President of the Home for Little Wanderers,
for a gift, or a sale at a nominal price, of a
Lot to that institution, and it was voted,
that the Board had no power to grant said re-
quest, and that the same be refused.

Dissolved Lewis G. Farmer, Sec'y.