Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 178)

or too full in the explanation of
matters which are quite unfamiliar
to most of those for whose benefit
it is intended. The Trustees may
not need this presention of these
views for their individual enlighten--
ment; but there are few others
who have no such need.—

What I wish is that
the subject may be referred
to the Committee on Lots, unless
a Special Com^ee should be
preferred, with full power to
issue an address to the proprietors
on this subject.— or that the
Secretary under the direction of the
Committee on Lots be authorized to
address the proprietors in the name of
the Trustees on the subject of the
perpetual preservation of their lots.

I am
Very respectfully your Ob^nt Serv^t

A.J. Coolidge

Sept^r 30 [186]4

Geo. W^m Bond Esq

Dear Sir,

I send deed of
Frank G. Pratt & Alex^r A. Barker
which wants your signature & 50 ct.
stamp. Please sign & return Mr
Barker's deed to me.—

Trustee process has been served upon
attaching the wages of Jas. Derby to the
extent of $20 & W^m Powers, a
laborer to the amt of $50.— Also Geo.
Hazlett, I think after you paid, last month
I will see what time.—

Will you please return by bearer a
check payable to my order for $237.50,
for which I send the accompanying
receipts.

Yours Resp^y

A.J. Coolidge

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