Letter: Frank C. Childs to Mr. Lovering, 1881 October 19 (page 2)

[letterhead RAILWAY AND MANUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES.
S. C. NIGHTINGALE & CHILDS,
NO. 128 OLIVER STREET,
MACHINERY WASTE. TOOLS & MACHINERY.
Boston, 188]

have not had this experience. It is really dangerous,
and it would seem against good policy to allow
its continuance just as it is -- I hope you understand
just my meaning, that I do not wish to meddle with
what does not concern me and that my interest in
Mt. Auburn is [lively?]. But for some hours I was very
anxious about my mother as it is a very serious
matter for one so old to receive so serious a blow,
and this is not the first case.

I hope some simple & inexpensive expedient
can be arrived at to do away with this danger.

Yrs very truly

Frank C. Childs