Trustees Records, Vol. 5, 1870 (page 215)

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Trustees. April 9^t, 1873.

Subject recommitted with instructions

of the Board, – it was, on motion by M^r Snow,

Voted, – that the subject be re=committed to the Committee
on Interments, with full powers to take such action in the
premises as they may deem expedient; reporting their action
to this Board with a statement of the facts on which it is based.

Monthly Statement of Sales of Lots accepted and placed on file.

A statement of the sales of Lots effected by the Superintendent
from March 12, 1873 to date, so far as approved by the Committee
on Lots having been submitted and read by the Secretary,
it was

Voted, – that said statement be accepted and placed
on file.

Contract for perp. Rep. with G., of Lot 3391

The Secretary having stated that the Committee on Lots
had recommended the Trustees to guaranty the perpetual
repair of Lot N^o 3391 on Mistletoe Path represented by Miss
Elizabeth A. Bowman, for the sum of Five hundred dollars,
it was

Voted, – that the aforesaid contract be concurred in on
the part of this Board.

Jonathan H. Cheney. Lot 829 App^t for rep.

A petition for the appointment of Franklin N. Thatcher
of Boston, son=in=law of Jonathan H. Cheney, deceased, as
representative of the Lot formerly owned by said Cheney (N^o 829),
signed by Sarah M. Train and Eunice H. Thatcher ^^his daughters,
and accompanied by a letter from M^r Charles R. Train stating
that M^r J. Homer Cheney, the only son of the deceased wished
to represent the Lot himself and declined to write in the
petition aforesaid, having been laid before the Board by the
Secretary, on motion of M^r Choate, it was

Voted, – that the Secretary be instructed to forward