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Messrs Burnham & Lowell

Gents,

The Fence
in Lot #909 Yarrow Path is
in need of certain repairs

Please attend when conven-
ient

Very Resp'y
JW Lovering
by P.C.C.

Alex A Meldrum Esq
New York City

Dear Sir:

The fence
around your Lot #375 Narcissus
Path is somewhat broken.

Will you favor us with an
order for the necessary repairs
by signing and returning
this order to this office

Very Respt'y
James W Lovering
by P.C.C.

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