Mount Auburn Cemetery

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June 13 [187]6

Mr. Geo. D. Stillson Sup.^t Mt. Hope Cemetery Rochester N.Y.

Dear Sir

Your letter in regard to Lawn Mower is received. The machines were the "Ross mowers" and they were manufactired by the Ames Plow Co. They make none of that kind now & I think the brand is out of the market.

Very respectfully J.W. Lovering Sup.^t per Childs

June 13 [187]6

Mr. E.A. Coburn Charlestown

Dear Sir

I have you herewith Bill receipts for the Int. ^ Rec. Alfred J. Parker & stillborn - together with $2.00 cash, balance from payment last night.

Please mail in enclosed envelope the receipt already given you for $2.00 cash paid in acknowledgement of receipt of the note.

Am sorry to trouble you but think this the simplest way to arrange the matter.

Very Respectfully J.W. Lovering Sup.^t per Childs

Mount Hope Cemetery. Rochester, N.Y. Jany 6th 1890

J. W. Lovering Esq. Mt Auburn. Boston Mass. Dear Sir,

Will you kindly send us a copy of your rules & regulations if you have such printed for distribution.

We wish specifically to learn what restrictions you place on the erection of fences, railing & corner posts. also if you have any provision for re-deeing lots to your assiciation, "in trust" to prevent alientation by heirs at-law. Would be glad to receive blank form covering this latter point if you have such.

Very respectfully yours

David Z. Morris w. Supt