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Trustees. May 13^t, 1874.

manner and form as the Committee on Lots may approve.

Monthly statement of sales of Lots acc. & placed on file

A statement of the sales of land effected by the Superintendent April 8 to May 13, 1874, 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 & placed on file.

Cont. for perp. rep. with G. of Lot #3617.

The Secretary having stated that the Committee on Lots had recommended the Trustees to guaranty the perpetual repair of Lot N^o 3617, Angelica Path, lately owned by Nathan R. Hill, deceased, for the sum of four hundred and fifty dollars, ($450.–), it was

Voted, – that the above contract be concurred in on the part of this Board.

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

963 Elizabeth B. Codman _{(M^rs Benjamin S.)} of Boston, daughter of John G. Loring, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Nine hundred & sixty-three.

1187 Mortimer B. Mason of Boston, son of John W. Mason, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Eleven hundred and eighty-seven.

1356 Elizabeth J. Perkins _{(M^rs Thomas N.)} of Boston, daughter of Ebenezer Chadwick deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirteen hundred & fifty-six.

1492 Frederick H. Betts of New York, son-in-law of John F. Holbrook,

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deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Fourteen hundred & ninety-two.

3617 Emily A. Hill of Cambridge, daughter of Nathan R. Hill, deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty-six hundred & seventeen.

No other business being presented, it was

Voted, – that this meeting be adjourned.

Sam^l Batchelder, Secretary.

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Trustees. June 10^t, 1874.

June 10^t, 1874.

A monthly meeting of the Trustees was held on Wednesday, June 10^t, 1874, at Four o'clock, P.M.

Present, Messrs. J. T. Bradlee, N. J. Bradlee, Browne, Choate, Lawrence, Pickering, Snow and Spelman.

The record of the last meeting was read & approved.

Retirement from office of President by M^r J. T. Bradlee

The President after referring to this intention to retire from that office, as announced to the Board on two former occasions, and his having at their solicitation consented on the 11^t of February last to remain in office for a few months longer in order to afford the Trustees time to perfect their arrangements, – then proceeded proceeded to tender his immediate and unconditional resignation. And it was

Voted, – that the resignation of the President accepted.

The chair having been vacated, the Board was called to order by the Secretary, and M^r Snow was chosen temporary chairman.

The chairman having requested the members of the