Letter: J. F. Gammell to J. W. Lovering, 1882 May 2

Subject: Moss & Wood ashes

[Letterhead: Subject, _____________________________
Wm. R. DRIVER, Treasurer.
W. H. FORBES, President. AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. THEO. N. VAIL, General Manager
N^o 95 MILK STREET.
P. O. DRAWER 2.
Boston May 21"____ 1882.
In reply to yours __________
No________]

J.W. Lovering Esq.
Dear Sir

I was at Mount Auburn on sunday
to see the lot which you worked on last fall recovering
fence &c (lot 1802, Spruce Ave,) and it seems as if the
sodding in some parts of the lot needed removing, or
grass seed sown where it is thin. If you will look to
it this week I will try and see you on Saturday at
the Boston office. Am in hopes to be able to ratify
the contract for perpetual care, which was given us last fall,
in a very short time.

Will you please take notice also of the large quantity
of moss in the sods, you will remember that only a short
time since an amount was paid in addition to the annual
care, for wood ashes to kill it out. It is now worse than
ever.

Yours very truly

J.F. Gammell