1874-1875 Copying Book: Superintendent Lovering's letters, 2005.062.006

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January 23 [187]4

Mrs. Anna L. Möring

Dear Madam:

On examination of our files of orders I find the original of the enclosed copy, both for Top Dressing with manure and Care and Extra flowers.

Trusting this will explain the status of the case in a satisfactory manner

I remain

Very Respectfully

James W. Lovering Sup't.

per Childs

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Jan 23 [187]4

Mr. H. B. Mackintosh Trea^s

Dear Sir:

I think the matter of Lot ^#1869 was looked up & reported on ^{once before} We having orders for the work which I enclose to you with this.

Please return the orders after you are through with them.

Yours &c

J W Lovering Supt

per Childs

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Jan 24 [187]4

Charles Cushman Esq

801 Main St Cambridge Mass

Dear Sir:

Your valued favor of the 23^rd inst is received.

Please give me the date of the bill referred to in your letter Early Attention will oblige

Yours very Respectfully

James W Lovering Supt.

per Childs

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Jan 24 [187]4

W^m. H. Hull Esq

42 Cornhill, Boston

Dear Sir

There will be no Balance to pay to H. B. Mackintosh Treas^r on Lot 225 on ^a/_c Mrs L. B. Ryder for the year 1872

Very Respectfully

James W Lovering Supt

per Childs

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Jan'y 28 [187]4

Charles Cushman Esq.

Dear Sir

I have your favor of Jan'y 26^th. Having only the records for some five years back here, I have no means of knowing ^^{what work was done} except from proprietors bills or from the treasurer's books in Boston.

The charge of ^$3.00 I have had placed on the account of Edward Richardson.

In regard to the charge of ^$7 for slate covers, it seems to me you ought to pay it. Do the best work we can, there are always repairs needed, which I think we are not bound to make, except when they occur from fault of ours.

Wishing however on the part of the corporation to act fairly in the matter I have divided the charge between us, that is reduced it from ^$7. to ^$3.⁵⁰ which I consider as more than our share. Hoping this may meet your wishes

I am very truly

J. W. Lovering