Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 030)

33 School St Boston,
Novem^r 2. 1861

Stillman Willis Esq.

Dear Sir,

Will you authorize
me to let Capt Winsor, our
Sup^t, have four 8 inch
granite posts set on the
corners of your 6 lots on
Lawn Avenue - 2940 to
2945 inclusive, that your
bounds may be established.

We have sold the last lot
left on Laburnum Path,
and wish to have all these
lots put on the new survey:
but wooden sticks are very liable
to be misplaced.

The expense to you will not
exceed $10. -

Please reply and oblige.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge
Secretary

33 School St. Boston
Oct. 24, 1861

Jacob Foss Esq
Charlestown.

Dear Sir, I am
instructed by the Committee on
Lots in the Cemetery of Mount
Auburn to notify you that
they have considered your
application in reference to the
perpetual care of lots 719 & 720,
and that they will in behalf
of the Corporation contract with
you for such care of lot 719,
for the sum of $600, and
of lot 720 for the sum of
$400.

I am very respectfully
Your Ob^t Serv^t

A.J. Coolidge
Sec.y

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