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Trustees Jan'y, 13^t, 1875.

2413 Eliza A. Potter, (M^rs Andrew B.) of W. Newton, daughter of Priscilla Pike (M^rs Charles) deceased proprietor of Lot number Twenty-four hundred & thirteen.

2881 William W. Wild of Beaufort S. C. son of Eliza B. Wild deceased proprietor of Lot number Twenty-eight hundred and ^^eighty-one.

2917 Freeman J. Doe of Boston, son-in-law of Micah Cutler deceased proprietor of Lot number Twenty-nine hundred and ^^seventeen.

2953 John H. Reed of Boston, son of Benjamin T. Reed deceased proprietor of Lot number Twenty-nine hundred and ^^fifty-three.

4039 Charles T. Duncklee of N. York City, son of Betsey P. Duncklee ^^{(Mrs Joseph)} deceased proprietor of Lot number Four thousand and thirty-nine.

Adjourned to January 19^t, at 3 P.M.

Sam. Batchelder Jr., Sec'y.

[Note. The following entry was omitted from its proper place on the preceeding page.]

The usual monthly file of bills, with accompanying schedule, having been submitted to the Board, it was

Voted, – that said bills be referred to the President for his approval, and payment by the Treasurer if found correct.

Sam^l Batchelder Jr., Sec'y.

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#2917

May 17 [18]82

Freeman J Doe Esq. Boston

Dear Sir

In regard to your letter to our Treasurer March 17th I find it impossible to make any permanent improvem-ent to the paths unless the curbing is reset. I would advise you to have the stone work reset, secured with clamps, leaded and cleaned. This with sodding where needed will cost $31.

Very respectfully James W Lovering pr J.C.S. Supt