Copying Book: Secretary's Letters, 1860 (page 332)

Apr. 20 [186]6

Isaac H. Spring Esq

Dear Sir,

Your application to know
for what sum this Corporation
would assume the perpetual
repair of your lot in the Cem-
etery, no. 177, has received due
attention.

I am directed by the Com.^ee
on Lots to inform you that they
will guarantee the perpetual
repair of said lot for
the sum of four hun-
dred dollars. --

I am Resp.y
Your Most Ob^t Serv^t

A.J. Coolidge
Sec.y

Apr. 20 [186]6

Messrs Rand, Norcross & Bowditch
Com. on Salaries

Gentlemen,

The enclosed paper
accompanying the report of the Com^ee was
originally intended for the inspection of in-
dividual Trustees, or of the Board as
might be deemed advisable. Circum-
stances which transpired at the last
meeting rendered it unnecessary to
present it. I have neither the
time nor inclination to revise
it. I see nothing which does
not fairly state the question.

I am satisfied that
my services are worth to
the Corporation at least
fifteen hundred dollars

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