Mount Auburn Cemetery

#2223-S

Nov. 6, 1888.

J. T. Winchester, Esq., #30 Broad St., New York.

Dear Sir:-

Your note is received. The remains can be removed at any time you desire. I enclose an order, which please sign and also have the proprietor of the lot sign it.

The remains have to be properly boxed, and a permit obtained from the Board of Health of the town of Watertown, but these details the undertaker you employ will attend to.

Repectfully yours,

Supt.

#1312-S

Nov. 6, 1888.

Mrs. M. D. Kimball, #325 Commonwealth Ave., Boston.

Dear Madam:-

Cleaning the headstones on your lot will cost $6.00.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

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On motion of Jeffrey Richardson, Esq.,

Voted that the number of Trustees to be elected shall be the same as last year, and that a Committee of three be appointed by the Chair to receive, assort and count the votes for Trustees.

The Chair Appointed

Messrs Sidney Homer, M. Day Kimball, and John G. Wetherell _ a copy of whose report follows:

"The Committee appointed to receive and count respectfully report: _

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Trustees. October 11^t, 1871

√ 625 J. Franklin Fuller of W. Newton, Son of Stephen P. Fuller, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Six hundred and twenty=five.

√ 1312. M^rs Susan T. Kimball of Boston ^_{85 Mt Vernon St}, Widow of M. Day Kimball, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirteen hundred and twelve.

√ 2282. George H. Chickering of Boston ^_{Washⁿ S^t cor. Haywad Place.}, Son of Jonas Chickering, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Twenty=two hundred & eighty two.

√ 2947 Amelia M. Brereton of Yonkers, N. Y., Widow of Thos. J. Brereton, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Twenty=nine hundred & forty=seven.

Adjourned.

Sam^l Batchelder Jr., Secretary.

Financial Condition of the Corporation. Report of Com. on Finance conerning.

In Board of Trustees of Mount Auburn Cemetery

Boston, October 11^t, 1871

The Committee on Finance take this occasion to bring to the attention of the Board the financial condition of the corporation.

It is well known that to complete the improvements commenced by our predecessors, and carry forward those voted by this Board, the purchase of the "Watriss Lot," and the fencing the same, have made quite an inroad into the savings of previous years which had been invested.

Last year the expenditures exceeded the income, and