Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 307)

Jany 2. [186]6

Capt D.L. Winsor

Dear Sir,

I wrote you that
Mr Livermore is very anxious to
settle his bill with the Treas^r for lots
3509 & 3510; and can do so the moment
you write the Treas^r that $65 is to be
credited for 52 feet land, as that is the
amount which appears by the plan to be
overpaid for, @ 1.25 per foot.

I also wrote to Mr Reed, that you
should report to him your opinion on
the steps to Anemone Path.

We have an adjourned meeting of
the Trustees next Monday, no business
having been done yesterday. The Trustees
can then decide on it.

Please have Mr Safford ascertain
& report to me what is the correct
position of the members of lot 3514 & 3515
if he can do so on the ground.

[diagram: lot diagram of lot 3515 and lot 3514 with dimensions]
Trefoil
Arethusa

The above is the way I understand their rel-
ative position. Chas. D. Elliott is prop^r of 3514
& Philander Ames of 3515 -- Mr Elliott told
me his was the narrow end. But Shedd's
survey has reversed this, making 3515
at the narrow end. This I suppose
the surveyor got from the stakes. If Mr
Elliott was right, the stakes and plan
are wrong. If there are interments,
they will show. --

There are two lots on Lantana
Path -- 2532 & 2841, each of which
you reported as 15/20 lots = 300 feet --
By the surveyor's plan, (although the contents
are probably the same -- 300 ft) each lot is
[diagram: lot diagram with deminsions] so far from a rectangular lot

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