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MOUNT AUBURN CEMETERY.

expressed in his deed of reconveyance; reserving to himself, and to
such as may be beneficiaries thereunder, the right of admission, and
such supervision as may not be inconsistent with the rights which
have vested in the corporation.”

Annexed to the GUARANTY CONTRACT is a report by the Superin-
tendent, with drawings, describing in detail the condition of the lot
and structures thereon. The amount deposited is an insurance
FOREVER that the lot and its belongings shall always be maintained
in the condition shown in the report, which is made the basis of the
contract.

To cover all the contingencies of the near and remote future, a
sum is fixed, the income of which will be sufficient to provide for the
care of the grass, including resodding, and the repair and renewal of
such tomb, curb, monument, or headstone, as shown in Superin-
tendent’s report.

If any monument or headstones are added subsequent to the con-
tract, they can be covered in the same manner.

After a contract for perpetual repair, with guaranty, has been
made, the lot may be reconveyed to the corporation, in trust, naming
in the deed the persons thereafter to be interred. The title to the
lot being thus vested in the corporation, a perfect security is given
that the wishes of the proprietor will be carried out.

Under the contract for Donation IN TRUST, the income of any
sum deposited is applied to the care and preservation of the lot.

The necessary forms for provision by will for the above are given
herewith.

J. W. LOVERING,
Superintendent.

MOUNT AUBURN CEMETERY.

expressed in his deed of reconveyance; reserving to himself, and to
such as may be beneficiaries thereunder, the right of admission, and
such supervision as may not be inconsistent with the rights which
have vested in the corporation.”

Annexed to the GUARANTY CONTRACT is a report by the Superin-
tendent, with drawings, describing in detail the condition of the lot
and structures thereon. The amount deposited is an insurance
FOREVER that the lot and its belongings shall always be maintained
in the condition shown in the report, which is made the basis of the
contract.

To cover all the contingencies of the near and remote future, a
sum is fixed, the income of which will be sufficient to provide for the
care of the grass, including resodding, and the repair and renewal of
such tomb, curb, monument, or headstone, as shown in Superin-
tendent’s report.

If any monument or headstones are added subsequent to the con-
tract, they can be covered in the same manner.

After a contract for perpetual repair, with guaranty, has been
made, the lot may be reconveyed to the corporation, in trust, naming
in the deed the persons thereafter to be interred. The title to the
lot being thus vested in the corporation, a perfect security is given
that the wishes of the proprietor will be carried out.

Under the contract for Donation IN TRUST, the income of any
sum deposited is applied to the care and preservation of the lot.

The necessary forms for provision by will for the above are given
herewith.

J. W. LOVERING,
Superintendent.