Mount Auburn Cemetery

In accordance with the first vote, I submit the following lots which are to be kept in order by the Corporation, under the guaranty, without regard to the surplus income in each case.

214.	T.R. Raymond -	Fund $300.	surplus income Dec. 31/62	$11.59
313.	J. Story -	" 1000.-	" " "	$1226.73
994	H. Eldridge	" 300.-	[indecipherable] - " "	5.43
1430	P.W. Warren	" 300.-
1496	- Agnes Austin	" 300.-	Surplus " "	50.99

The following lots are not guarantied - But are to be kept as well as the funds will permit -

1.	H.H. Fuller	Fund $200.	Surplus Income Dec 31/62	25.24

1556	A.W. Fuller	Fund $200	- Surplus Income Dec 31/62	76.79

1408	- D. Burgess -	" $100.	Defic.y of " "	1.67

2004.	H. A. Reed	" $100	Surplus " "	11.88

The second vote contemplates the sending of a notice to the proprietors of the lots referred to in as effectual manner as the same can be done; and you will please have such a list made, with a statement of what is needed in each case as soon as your engagements will permit.

Very truly yours,

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

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[In pencil: Void written and entire letter crossed out]

May 24 [187]6

Mrs. Emery Rice Allston

Dear Madam

A headstone in lot 1430 has been blown down and broken by the fall.

I have thought best to notify you thereof for such action as you may deem proper.

Very Respectfully J.W. Lovering Sup.^t per Childs

May 24 [187]6

Mr. W.F. Watson

Dear Sir

A Headstone in lot 2781 has fallen down.

I notify you for such action as you may think proper.

Very Respectfully J.W. Lovering Sup.^t per Childs.

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May 26 [187]6

Edmund J. Baker Esq. Rep. Lot 1430

Dear Sir

A headstone in lot 1430 has been blown down and broken by the fall.

I notify you of the circumstance for such action as may be proper.

I have as yet rec'd no order for care &c of lot.

If you wish any work done I should be pleased to execute your orders.

Very Respectfully J.W. Lovering Sup.^t per Childs

May 24 [187]6

Mr. Geo. B. Wilbur

Dear Sir

Your favor of May 22 is received.

I can only repeat that portion of my letter of 20 inst which states that the prices are fixed by the Trustees and I have no authority to make changes.

I trust you will reconsider the matter and still give us an order.

Very Respectfully J.W. Lovering Sup.^t per Childs

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Lot 1408

James M. Burgess of Boston son of late Deborah Burgess to represent her lot no. 1408.

[Lot] 1430

Edward J. Baker ^^{of Dorchester} brother & Trustee, to represent the lot of late Walter Baker no. 1430. _

[Lot] 1442

Franklin Winship of Brighton son of late Francis Winship to represent his lot no. 1442 _

[Lot] 1462

Ja^s C. Wild of Boston son-in-law of late Catherine Gibbs to represent her lot no. 1462.

[Lot] 1474

Samuel Slocumb of E. Cambridge Guardian of minor children of late Mary L. Stone to represent her lot no. 1474.

[Lot] 1486

Sam^l P. Langmaid of Charlestown son of late Rachel Langmaid to represent her lot no. 1486.

[Lot] 1526

Henry Carter of Boston, son-in law of late Adin Hall to represent his lot no. 1526.

[Lot] 1560

Nancy R. Bowman of Cambridge, widow of late Dexter Bowman to represent his lot no. 1560. _

[Lot] 1608

Mercy S. Wesson of Charlestown widow of late John Wesson to represent his lot no. 1608. _

[Lot] 1621

Jacob Thaxter of Boston son of late Jacob Thaxter to represent his lot no. 1621.