ENCB10_0170
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L.G. Farmer Esq.,
Secretary.
Dear Sir:-
The reconveyance-in-trust of lot #3839-Taylor permits
the interment of "the immediate family and the children and grand-
children of said John Taylor". Would this cover the husbands or
wives of children or grandchildren?
Respectfully yours,
Supt.
C.B. Goodrich, Esq.,
Boston.
Dear Sir:-
I have looked up the matter of the enclosed bill, and
think we have done what was understood you wanted, and charged a
proper price for the work. I do not therefor feel justified in
making any abatement. I do not care to leave the matter standing,
and if you are not satisfied with the bill, I would rather have you
pay what you consider just, and so end the question.
Respectfully yours,
Supt.
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OF NOTE: re solutions to dispute over bill: I think we have done what was understood you wanted, and charged a proper price for the work. I do not therefore feel justified in making any abatement. I do not care to have the matter standing, and if you are not satisfied with the bill, I would rather have you pay what you consider just, and so end the question.
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