Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 323)

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Capt Winsor,

Dear Sir,

Since "Fred" was here
this afternoon it has occurred to me
that I shall be alone tomorrow & per-
haps the next day, and that he can
do me a good deal of good by coming
in tomorrow. I am not quite ready
to proceed regularly with what I wish of
him, but can give him enough to do for
a day or two.

I only wish him for Corporation work.
My understanding is that you lend
him for that purpose, & return him on
the pay roll as heretofore, to which I
understand he makes no objection.

It is immaterial to me whether you
supply him with tickets, or whether I do.
Please say which you prefer.

Yours truly

A.J. Coolidge

Feby 27, [186]6

Henry Kennard Esq

Dear Sir,

The proper exam-
ination and report upon your
lot no. 869 have been made,
and the Com^ee on Lots having
considered the matter, have directed
me to inform you that the
Corporation will assume the
perpetual care of your lot,
with guaranty for three hun-
dred and fifty dollars.

Very truly yours

A.J. Coolidge
Secretary

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