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from you of a list of orders which you may receive.

If you desire such, I would recommend that application be made for it to the Trustees, without delay, to avoid embarrassment to yourself.

Very truly yours C.W.Folsom, Sup't

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8^th April 1873

Joseph Fox Esq

Dear Sir,

My attention has been called to the fact that the By-laws (page 28 Article XII.) are uniform in their provisions which require that all persons who perform work for Proprietors shall have a permit from Proprietor who so employs him.

I think it is the wish of our Trustees that provision shall be strictly carried out, and would notify now that I think a permit will be required of you for each lot for which you may have an order for care or other work for the coming season.

Several of the large stone-dealers have procured a general permit on giving the proper bonds; and it is possible that some such arrangement will be practicable in your case, accompanied with a return from you of a

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list of orders which you may receive.

If you desire such, I would recommend that application be made for it to the Trustees without delay, to avoid embarrassment to yourself.

Very truly yours C.W. Folsom, Sup't

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Apr. 9 1873

John T. Bradlee, Esq. Prest.

Dear Sir,

The supply of Guides which have hitherto been kept on sale by the Gate Keeper is exhausted.

I think it very desireable to Mt. Auburn, that they should be kept on sale.

Accordingly I requested Mr. Safford to make enquiries as to the prospect of obtaining more and his letter and that of the owners of the "Guide" are enclosed.

I also enclose a copy of the latest "Guide" and four (4) old ones

Respectfully Yours C.W. Folsom Per E.T.K.

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Apr 8 [187]3

S. Batchelder Jr Esq Secy,

Dear Sir

Will you please give safe keeping to the within deed, & plan, property of I.H. Silsby, Esq, of Newton, who wishes to [?] the same [amt?] of [? av], 900 ft, into 3 different lots to 3 different owners, 300, 300, 360} = 960 ft

Shedd & Sawyer will furnish new data.

Yours very truly C.W. Folsom, Supt.