Mount Auburn Cemetery

16 Pemberton Square

Jany. 31 [186]8

Dr E.F. Whitman,

Dear Sir:

The Treas^r of our Corporation has sent me a bill against you amounting to $226.75 which I am instructed to collect. -

Presuming that you may prefer that such collection shall be without resort to legal process, you are respectfully requested to call at this office and pay, the same.

Respy, Your Ob^t Serv^t

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y &Atty

16 Pemberton Square

Jany 31 [186]8

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John Woods Esq

Dear Sir:

To give definite form to the matter arranged between yourself and the Corporation today. -

We have in hand paid in by you as the Ex^or of Harriet Whiting $357.04

The bill upon the lot for repairs preliminary to contracting for the perpetual repairs. If you shall complete said contract, bill be - 45.00 312.04

The Corporation will guarantee such perpetual repair for $350. - Therefore there will be payable from you balance of - 37.96 $350.00

Resp.y your Ob^t Serv^t

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

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March 4 [186]8

Mr W.H. Richardson

Dear Sir,

I fear you are only using the fact stated by the Com. on Lots that your version of the controversy respecting lots 3431 & 3432 in the Cemetery & the Superintendent's are contradictory and irreconcileable, and ^^their calling upon you to agree upon the facts, for gaining time, I think you have abused my patience in offering to lay the matter before the Committee on Lots.

I must now say that unless you can, without further delay, get a decision from the Committee, I shall be obliged to commence suit against you. -

Yours Respectfully

A. J. Coolidge

16 Pemberton Square

Mar. 4 [186]8

Dr. E. F. Whitman

Dear Sir: -

The Superintendent has returned the bill against you with deduction for error of $20.00 which, with the diminution of interest charged, saves you $22.20. The amount due now and interest stand $204.55 instead of $226.75

This is what we shall expect you to provide for.

Your immediate attention will oblige.

Yours most Respectfully A.J. Coolidge

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