Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 003)

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33 School St. Boston Nov. 22/60
Mr. T. H. Safford

Dear Sir,

Will you
please enclose Mr. Raymond's
bill which I left with you
as he has called for them. I met
Mr. Apple and he insists that he
took care of the lot for the years '58,
'59 and '60. If that is so, then $2
should be refunded from what the
Corporation has received on the '57 bill
paid twice.

I wish also you would make
out a bill of $15 (I think it was)
charged some two or three years since
against Mr John [N.?] Brown of Charles-
town, for foundation to monument
&c.-lot 888- The bill has been lost
and I would like another with the
date and charge.

Yours truly A. J. Coolidge

33 School St. Boston.
Dec^r 26, 1860

Levi H. Marsh Esq

My dear Sir,

The Committee on Lots of
the Proprietors of the Cemetery of
Mount Auburn, have directed
me to inform you that the
Corporation will contract to keep
in perpetual repair and preser-
vation lots numbered 457, 459
and 480 in the Cemetery as the
lowest rate fixed by the By-laws,
viz. there hundred dollars for each
lot.

I am very truly yours,

A. J. Coolidge
Secretary.