Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 316)

Jany. 24 [186]6

Geo W^m Bond Esq

Dear Sir,

The Trustees on the
the 5^th of June last, adopted the following
report of the Com^ee on Finance.

"The Finance Com^ee to whom was
referred the subject of the Secretary's salary,
submit the following Report viz. They
recommend that the salary remain at
$800 per annum as heretofore, and that
a grant of $200 be made to him for the cur-
rent year, in addition to his usual
fee for making deeds."

(signed)

Chas C. Little}
Jacob Sleeper} com.

I find from my letter book I sent
you notice of the foregoing action on the
next day June 6^th --

Truly yours

A.J. Coolidge

(over)

Feby. 8^th [186]6

Capt Winsor

Dear Sir,

Mr Amos Tenney
wishes the body of his wife, Maria Tenney,
now in the R.T. forwarded by Adams Ex-
press to New York. It was removed to
the Rec. T. Sept. 28, 1864, and whether then
put into a new box for the purpose I don't
know -- but if not, I presume it will have
to be. Mr Tenney will leave Boston tomor-
row night, & wishes to pay charges of
removal, if he can. He thinks he paid
about $10. at the time of the last removal. If
he has paid nothing for the deposit in the R.T.
he should be charged I think a fair price,
say [$10?] per month. By reference to your book,
you can probably see ^^for what he was charged.
Adams Expr. can pay the Watertown
Express for taking the box to Boston.

If you can send me the bill, I will
collect of him. The box can be sent tomorrow
or Saturday.

Respy

A.J. Coolidge

I send the order for removal signed by Mr Tenney.

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