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Letter: Oliver Moulton, Forest Hills Cemetery to J. W. Lovering, 1883 (page 1)

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Letter: Oliver Moulton, Forest Hills Cemetery to J. W. Lovering, 1883 (page 1)

Subject: Sundays; Passes to Grounds
1 of 2

[letterhead: Oliver Moulton,
Superintendent

P.O Address,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.

Forest Hills Cemetery.]

Jany, 27 188 3

J.W. Lovering Esq.

Dear Sir: I
wish to make some enquiry
about your Sunday
rule of admittance: I
understood that last
season you did not
enforce it. Is it so?

Last spring I tried
to get our trustees to
consent to a trial
of it for one season but
could not bring it about
but it was never
brought before the full
board. I mean to

Letter: Oliver Moulton, Forest Hills Cemetery to J. W. Lovering, 1883 (page 1)

Subject: Sundays; Passes to Grounds
1 of 2

[letterhead: Oliver Moulton,
Superintendent

P.O Address,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.

Forest Hills Cemetery.]

Jany, 27 188 3

J.W. Lovering Esq.

Dear Sir: I
wish to make some enquiry
about your Sunday
rule of admittance: I
understood that last
season you did not
enforce it. Is it so?

Last spring I tried
to get our trustees to
consent to a trial
of it for one season but
could not bring it about
but it was never
brought before the full
board. I mean to

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