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1161 Mary T. Wyeth of Cambridge, widow of Jonas Wyeth 2^d deceased proprieter of lot numbered 1161.

1198 William H. Loring of Walpole, son of Caleb G. Loring dec^d proprietor of lot numbered 1198:

1285 John S. Heard of Boston trustee under will of John W. Trull deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1285.

1466 Sara B. Andrews of Jamaica Plain, daughter of Josiah Fiske deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1466.

1483 Louise A. Whittemore of Cambridge, daughter of James H. Kelsey deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1483:

1561 Rosetta Bowman of Somerville, widow of Zadock Bowman deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1561.

1573 Charles F. Wyman of Cambridge, son of Abraham G. Wyman dec^d proprietor of lot numbered 1573.

1628 Charles O. Gage of Arlington, son of Addison Gage dec^d, proprietor of lot numbered 1628.

1637 Caroline J. Nason of north Cambridge, widow of James B. Nason dec^d, proprietor of lot numbered 1637.

1739 Lucy D. Bumstead of Boston, widow of Josiah F. Bumstead, deceased proprietor of lot numbered 1739.

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Trustees. Dec. 24^t, 1873.

1198 David W. Loring of Boston. son of Caleb G. Loring deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Eleven hundred & ninety-eight.

4175 Willard J. Clough of Boston one of the heirs of Tabitha Clough proprietor of the Lot numbered Forty-one hundred & seventy-five.

Voted, – that this meeting be dissolved.

Sam^l Batchelder Jr., Secretary.

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Trustees. Jan'y 14^t, 1874

January 14^t, 1874.

A monthly meeting of the Trustees was held on Wednesday, January 14^t, 1874 at Four o'clock P.M.

Present, Messrs. J.T. Bradlee, Brewer, Choate, Little, Perkins, Pickering and Turner.

The record of the last meeting was read and approved

Gravel for use at Cem'y. Comⁿ of late Supt. resp'g. Action rep. inexpedient

A report was received from the Committee on Grounds in reference to the communication of the late Superintendent dated April^^14t 1873 respecting a supply of gravel for use at the Cemetery which was referred to them May 14^t, 1873, stating that, in the opinion of the Committee no action thereon was requisite.

Voted, – that the above report be accepted.

Stone Farm Reservations leave granted to defer report on.

M^r Choate, in behalf of the special Committee on the Stone Farm reservations, having stated that the Committee, for reasons given, desired to defer the presentation of their report, it was

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Contracts Perpetual Care The Committee on Lots recommended the following contracts for Perpetual Care, all of which were approved by the Board: