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Mt Auburn

T.M. Brewer Esq

Dear Sir

I will meet you
at 16 Pemberton Square on Saturday
next at 11 AM. & have notified
Mr. Choate & Mr. Deblois

Respectfully
J.W. Lovering

Mt Auburn

S.G. Deblois Esq

Dear Sir

Dr Brewer & Mr Choate
& myself will be at 16
Pemberton Square Room 6 on
Saturday next at 11 o'clock
A.M. to meet you in regard
to the Trinity Church Lot.

Respectfully
J.W. Lovering

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