Mount Auburn Cemetery

Jany. 24 [186]6

Geo W^m Bond Esq

Dear Sir,

The Trustees on the the 5^th of June last, adopted the following report of the Com^ee on Finance.

"The Finance Com^ee to whom was referred the subject of the Secretary's salary, submit the following Report viz. They recommend that the salary remain at $800 per annum as heretofore, and that a grant of $200 be made to him for the current year, in addition to his usual fee for making deeds."

(signed)

Chas C. Little} Jacob Sleeper} com.

I find from my letter book I sent you notice of the foregoing action on the next day June 6^th --

Truly yours

A.J. Coolidge

(over)

Feby. 8^th [186]6

Capt Winsor

Dear Sir,

Mr Amos Tenney wishes the body of his wife, Maria Tenney, now in the R.T. forwarded by Adams Express to New York. It was removed to the Rec. T. Sept. 28, 1864, and whether then put into a new box for the purpose I don't know -- but if not, I presume it will have to be. Mr Tenney will leave Boston tomorrow night, & wishes to pay charges of removal, if he can. He thinks he paid about $10. at the time of the last removal. If he has paid nothing for the deposit in the R.T. he should be charged I think a fair price, say [$10?] per month. By reference to your book, you can probably see ^^for what he was charged. Adams Expr. can pay the Watertown Express for taking the box to Boston.

If you can send me the bill, I will collect of him. The box can be sent tomorrow or Saturday.

Respy

A.J. Coolidge

I send the order for removal signed by Mr Tenney.

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