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Sept. 20, 1888

C. U. Cotting, Esq.,
Boston.

Dear Sir:-

Your note of yesterday is received. The deposit named
for the perpetual care with guaranty of the monument erected on the
R.H.Eddy lot #4761 was two hundred and seventy five (275) dollars.

In front of the Eddy tomb on lot #362 (for the perpetual
care of which you paid last January) are two shrubs much overgrown,
and it would be better to remove them altogether, or replace with
younger plants. Is there any objections to so doing?

Yours truly,
J.W. Lovering Supt.

#3585-S

Sept 20, 1888.

MRS. RICHARD MARTIN,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

Dear Madam:-

Your note enclosing $6.00 is received. I send you
receipted bill for amount due $5.50, and will pass the fifty cents
to your credit for next year.

Respectfully yours,
Supt.