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Trustees. June 20^t, 1873.

Voted, – that the aforesaid contracts be concurred in, on the part of this Board.

Monthly Statement of Sales of Lots accepted and placed on file

A statement of the sales of Lots effected by the Superintendent from May 14 to June 11, 1873, so far as approved by the Committee on Lots, having been submitted and read by the Secretary, it was

Voted, – that said statement be accepted and placed on file.

Upon the petitions of the parties in interest, representatives were designated for Lots as follows, viz: –

1438 Henry Lee, of Brookline, nephew of Thomas Lee deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Fourteen hundred & thirty-Eight.

1744 Henry H. Read, of Boston, son of Alexander H. Read deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Seventeen hundred and forty=four.

3259 Abba W. Pearson of Boston, daughter of Hannah E. Pearson ^^{(Mrs. John H.)} deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty=two hundred & fifty=nine.

3390 Rhodes Lockwood of Charlestown, son of Rhodes G. Lockwood deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty=three hundred & ninety.

3528 Benjamin F. Burgess of Boston, Ex^or ^^{& Trustee under} Will of Benjamin Abbot deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty=five hundred & twenty=eight.

No other business being presented, it was

Voted, – that this meeting be dissolved.

Sam^l Batchelder Jr., Secretary.

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

Lewis G. Farmer,

Secretary

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February 8 February 8, 1893.

The Monthly Meeting was notified to be held on Wednesday, February 8, 1893 at 2:30 o'clock P.M.

No Quorum No quorum was present

L G. Farmer,

Secretary.

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Secretary's Oath Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Suffolk, ss. Boston, February 10, 1893.

Personally appeared Lewis G. Farmer and made oath that he would faithfully and impartially discharge the duties Secretary of the Proprietors of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, before me.

Jerome Jones.

Justice of the peace

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Jan 12th [188]2

Mrs A.W. Pearson Boston

Madam

Your postal card is received. We can for weed and trim the myrtle on a lot without extra charge when we have the care of a lot at the rates given on circular sent you. Extraordinary repairs such as removing the myrtle or raising it where the grave has caved are only done on special order and are charged for according to the circumstances of the case.

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

Jan 12th [188]3

Wm Brine Esq. Cambridge

Dear Sir

An addition to your lot #346 can be sold at 1⁵⁰/100 per foot If 2 ¹/2 feet wide it would amount to $58²⁵/100 including the price of the deed.

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