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kelseydchung at Apr 19, 2022 06:54 PM
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CB15_0457

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L. R Mace Esq
Boston

Dear Sir

I find that a
strip one foot wide would
make your lot substantially in
line with the Johnson lot. The
price including deed would be
$30~ with $3 more for
resetting the posts

Very respectfully
J.W. LoveringSupt
prJ.C.S.

4388

J Arthur Biebe Esq
Boston

Dear Sir

Your note to our Secy
has been handed to me for
answer. It is now too late
to set out shrubs but your order
will be attended to next fall
your lot measures 28 ft front
by 20 feet deep. Lot 4660 is
west of yours and is owned
by W.W. Forbes of Cambridge
Mr T. Jefferson Coolidge's lot is
[measured?] [?]

Very respectfully
J.W. LoveringSupt

CB15_0457

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