Mount Auburn Cemetery

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#2284-S

Dec. 3, 1888.

Geo. Stuart Smith, Esq., New York.

Dear Sir:-

Your note is received. The check you write about has already been sent to Mr. Franklin W. Smith of Boston, who ordered the work.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

Dec. 4 8

Jos. Scolfield Esq.

47 Pinckney St. Boston

Dear Sir

Your second order for painting fence around lot 475 has been received, the work has already been done on former order.

Yours Resp'y, J. W. Lovering Sup't. per F. A. B.

60

Trustees - Apr. 2 '' 66 Representative of lots

291

President of Widows and Fatherless Society of Boston, devisee of Chas. T. Hildreth, deceased proprietor of lot no. 291:

327

Edwin A. Robinson of Boston, son of Shadrach Robinson, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 327:

357

Catherine E. Amory of Boston, daughter of Caleb Chace, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 357:

475

Joseph Scholfield of Boston, son of Isaac Scholfield, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 475:

487

Hillman B. Barnes of Boston, nephew of David W. Barnes, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 487:

550

Adelaide E. Millerd of West Roxbury, daughter of Allen Millerd deceased proprietor of lot numbered 550:

559

Frank W. Reynolds of W. Roxbury, son of W^m B. Reynolds, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 559:

611

Geo. Francis Topliff of Boston, son of Samuel Topliff deceased proprietor of lot numbered 611;

737

Harriet J. Allen of Boston, widow of Freeman Allen deceased proprietor of lot numbered 737;

793

Ellen A. Turpin of Boston, surviving devisee of W^m M. Rogers deceased proprietor of lot numbered 793;

188

Trustees _ May 6. 1861.

The regular monthly meeting of the Trustees was held on Monday, May 6^th A D 1861, at 10 o'clock Am.

There were present the President, Messrs Cheever, Crocker, Curtis, Nazro, Rand and Tobey, = 7.

The record of the last meeting was read, also the marginal abstracts of the previous meetings in April.

Com^ee on Supt^s a/cs report progress _

The Chairman of the Committee appointed to examine the Superintendent's accounts stated that the examination was progressing, but that the Committee were not yet able to report.

Representatives designated to

Upon petition of the parties in interest, the following persons were severally designated to represent the lots of deceased proprietors in connection with which they are named.

Lot 120

Edward C. Walker of Roxbury, son of the late Samuel Walker, proprietor of lot numbered 120, to represent said lot: _

Lot 475

Isaac Scholfield of Boston, son of Grace Scholfield, deceased, late proprietor of lot no. 475. to represent said lot: _

Lot 1565

Chauncy Smith, of Cambridge, son-in law of Mrs Josiah N. Marshall, deceased, late proprietor of lot numbered 1565, to represent said lot: _