Mount Auburn Cemetery

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#2105-S

Feb. 6, 1889.

John McNamee, Esq., Cambridge.

Dear Sir: -

Please make for us a marble slab, a duplicate of one in tomb #2105 Elm avenue, and cut on it the following inscription:

John Theodore Clark Born November 5, 1820 Died February 5, 1889.

The form of the letters to correspond with those on the slab now in the tomb. Send me the bill as soon as finished.

Respectfully ours,

Supt.

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August 6 [187]3

Thomas G. Lalley Esq. Dear Sir

We find an error in your bill of 4t inst. there are two tickets bearing date of July 18, one being a duplicate of the other, we enclose the tickets for your inspection, please send a corrected bill, soon as possible.

Yours respectfully James W. Lovering, Supt. J.E.C.

Aug 6. [187]3

E.F. Young Esq

Dr Sir

Please add to your list of parties having General permits Messrs G.W. Bryant & Co John M^cNamee, Union Marble Wks.

Yours truly J.W. Lovering Sup^t

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Trustees February 19^t, 1872

Com. on Grounds to cons. & report.

take into consideration and report to this Board in relation to the salary and emoluments now received by the Superintendent.

Testimonial Dr. Bigelow; notice of intention bring before B^d

M^r Livermore gave notice of intention to bring before the Board at the next meeting the matter of the proposed Testimonial to Dr. Bigelow, which at the last Proprietors Meeting was referred to the Trustees with full powers.

The following papers from the Secretary's file, which had previously been before the Board without definite action, were referred to the Committee on Grounds to consider and report.

Stone Meadow Conv. of part of to J. G. Coolidge. Request for Dec^y Deed to cure error. Ref^d to Com. on Grounds

(a) Request of M^r A. J. Coolidge that the Corporation would by vote authorize the execution of a declaratory deed for the purpose of rectifying an erroneous boundary line in the recent conveyance of certain premises at the Stone Meadow from the Corporation to Joseph G. Coolidge, in consequence of which, certain land already owned by said Coolidge was included in said conveyance and paid for by him as part of the consideration therefor.

Also John M^cNamee's req. for Gen. Permit.

(b) Request from John M^cNamee, "Union Marble Works M^t Auburn East Gate," for a "general Permit."

Also Supplementary Rep. of Supt.

(c) Supplementary Report of the Superintendent, dated January 22^d, 1872.

Adjourned to the 26^t inst. at 3=30 P.M.

Sam^l Batchelder Jr., Secretary.

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Oath of Sec'y, February 20^t. 1872. [Includes revenue stamp]

Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Suffolk Ss. February 20, 1872.

Personally appeared Samuel Batchelder Jr., and made oath that he would faithfully perform the duties appertaining to the office of Secretary of the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn.

Before me,

H. B. MacKintosh, Justice of the Peace.