Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 010)

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33 School St Boston Feby 2/61
Mr Char. White,
Chelsea Mass

Dear Sir, I send you an
order from the interment of the
late W^m Cobb, which you
returned without the signature of
any one who could be authorized
to sign upon the [disease?] of the prop^r
and will thank you, if any of
Mr. Cobb's family are living
in Chelsea, to have it signed
and returned to me.

If no one is living there, I
will thank you to inform me
where I can address the family,
or next of kin.

Please always be partic-
ular to have the order for
internment signed by the pro-
prieter or a person having proper
authority. If you have not a
copy of our Catalogue and By-laws,
call Cohen in [town?] & you shall
have one. Truly yours
A.J. Coolidge Secy. Mt. A.

33 School St, Boston Feby 1
Jos. B. Eaton Esq
117 Milk St

Dear Sir,
I am instructed
by the Committee on Lots before whom
your application to C.P. Curtis Esq
has been laid, to say that the
Corporation will assume the
perpetual care of Lot No. 345
in Mt Auburn, standing in the
name of Lydia S. Gale,
for the sum of three hundred
and fifty dollars $350.

I am
very respy. yours
A.J. Coolidge
Secretary of the
Prop^s Mt Auburn