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August 18 [187]3.

Mr. A.J. Breed

Dear Sir

Before bringing the matter
before the Trustees I would like to see the
carriage you propose to drive in the Cem-
etery, also a statement of the way in
which you propose to do business, fares
etc, in fact, all about it. You can see
me any day, except Saturdays and Sun-
days, at the Cemetery, and on Saturdays
at the Boston Office 16 Pemberton Sq. be-
tween the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock.

Respectfully
James W. Lovering Supt.
J.E.C.

August 19 [187]3.

Mrs. Mary T. Ropes

Dear Madam,

Your valued favor is rec'd,
and in reply would say the Grave has had
the usual amount of care bestowed upon it,
and we think it is looking as well as any
new Myrtle Grave in the Cemetery; All that
is now required, is time for the Myrtle to
grow. We will give it special attention
from this time and trust you will have no
further cause for complaint.

Very respectfully
James W. Lovering Supt.
J.E.C.