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1872-03-13 Bust of Jacob Bigelow, Trustee Bradlee Testimonial, 1831.014.004-004 - p1

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1872-03-13 Bust of Jacob Bigelow, Trustee Bradlee Testimonial, 1831.014.004-004 - p1

The Special Committee to whom
was referred the subject of a "Testimonial
to Dr Jacob Bigelow" -- beg leave to report: --
that after a careful consideration of the
subject and consultation with Dr Bigelow,
they recommend the passage of the following
order: --

Ordered -- that the Special Committee on
Testimonial be and they hereby are
authorized to procure a marble bust of
Dr Bigelow, and cause the same to be
placed in the Chapel at Mt Auburn. --

For the Committee

John T. Bradlee
Chn.

Boston, --

1872-03-13 Bust of Jacob Bigelow, Trustee Bradlee Testimonial, 1831.014.004-004 - p1

The Special Committee to whom
was referred the subject of a "Testimonial
to Dr Jacob Bigelow" -- beg leave to report: --
that after a careful consideration of the
subject and consultation with Dr Bigelow,
they recommend the passage of the following
order: --

Ordered -- that the Special Committee on
Testimonial be and they hereby are
authorized to procure a marble bust of
Dr Bigelow, and cause the same to be
placed in the Chapel at Mt Auburn. --

For the Committee

John T. Bradlee
Chn.

Boston, --

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