Mount Auburn Cemetery

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always, that the Executor shall at the same time release any claim which he may have in any way upon this corporation by virtue of a vote passed by the Trustees August 6^th 1847 (see p. 160-161) with regard to lot numbered 233, which Mrs Williams, his testatrix, then owned.

Voted. That upon receiving such notice, and release together with the sum of one thousand dollars the Treasurer and Secretary be authorized, to execute a release in the name and behalf of this Corporation to the said Executor in full of any further claim upon the estate of the same testatrix

On motion of Mr Read, the report was accepted and the votes as reported unanimously adopted by the Trustees.

Judge Curtis'- Reply from -

The Secretary read a letter from Judge Curtis in reply to the vote passed by the Proprietors February 2^nd 1852 on the occasion of his resignation, which reply was ordered to be put in file.

Stained Window of the Chapel. injuries to.

The President stated that the round pane in the head of the principal window of the Chapel on the Northern end, or Chancel window, had been destroyed in a recent storm, and it was unanimous ly Voted, that the President be a committee with full powers, to cause the same to be replaced.

Trustee Process. in the matter of Bryant & Blaisdell's Claim.

The Secretary gave notice of a Trustee process, served on the Corporation, thereupon it was Voted. That this Corporation having been summoned as a trustee in a suit by the Boston Gas Light Company vs. Bryant and Blaisdell, the Secretary be appointed the Attorney of this Corporation to appear and file an answer in its behalf.

Adjourned. A true record. Attest Henry M. Parker, Sec'y.