Mount Auburn Cemetery

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May 19 [18]91

H.B. Mackintosh Treas.

Dear Sir;

The Corp'n. has received no order for care of lot ^#1143

Yours Resp'y

J.W. Lovering Sup't.

per F.A.B.

May 19 [18]91

r. W^m. A. Crocker 3730 Gr. 132

Prepare grave for plants 2 00

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

77

May 19 [189]1

Warren B. Plympton Esq.

Dear Sir:

By vote of the Trustees I am instructed to do no work on any lot with all charges for previous years have been paid. As the bill for work on lot 4063 still remains unpaid the lot has not been put in order or cared for thus far.

Yours Resp'y

J.W. Lovering Sup't.

per F.A.B.

May 19. [189]1

[?] 1198^[?]

Remove [?] headstones [?]

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

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May 20th [18]91

rs. Delia Smith 5000^{Gr 165}

Building foundation & setting stone ^$7.40

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

May 20 [18]91

Mrs. Emma L. [Fuller?]

Dear madam'

To raise the sunken place in front of stone of Anna Fuller will cost four dollars and fifty cents (4.50)

Please advise if you wish this attended to and oblige.

Yours Resp'y.

J.W. Lovering Sup't.

per F.A.B.

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#2351 & 2352-S.

May 21st. 1891.

Mrs. M.H. Kelly,

Cambridge, Mass.

Dear Madam: -

The cost of regrading, enriching and sowing with grass seed both the Hanson and Hazelton lot will be sixty dollars ($60.00) provided the part of the fence now there is first removed.

The stones on these lots need cleaning which will cost seven dollars and fifty cents ($7.50).

I think the beech tree might be trimmed a little without hurting it.

Respectfully yours,

JW Lovering Sup't.

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#1754-S.

May 21st. 1891.

Messrs. Bowker, Torrey & Co.,

Boston.

Dear Sirs: -

Enclose I send you bill for foundations in Mr. Warner's lot. The location for the double stone should be given exactly and if possible on the lot, as the interment of Mrs. Warner will have to be made in the grave with another or out of line with that of Mr. Warner.

Respectfully yours,

Sup't.

May 21 [18]91

essrs Bowker, Torrey & Co. 1754^Warner

Bilding two foundations 1891 ^$20.40

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

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#5852 & 5867-S.

May 21st. 1891.

Messrs. John Evans & Co.

Boston.

Dear Sirs: -

Enclosed I send you bill for foundations. These stones had better be delivered so that they may be built in with the foundations.

Unless I hear from you to the contrary the stone for [hear?] Admiral Stedman will be set at the end of grave farthest from the path and that in the Dehon lot in line with other stones now there.

Respectfully yours,

Sup't.

May 21 [18]91

essrs. John Evans & Co. 5852^Morse

Building foundation & setting stone^{1891 $}6 60

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

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May 21 [18]91

essrs. John Evans & Co. 5867^Dahon

Building foundation and setting stone^{1891 $}9 50

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

My 21 [18]91

essrs. Phillip [H?]. Butler & Co. 4797^Worthen

Building foundation & setting stone 1891 ^$7.00

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

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May 20 [18]91

r. E. Forristall 1047

Building two brick graves ^$40 00

May 20, [18]90

r. E. Forristall 1047

Removal & Record Henry M. Forristall ^$7 00 Building foundation & setting stone 8 50 15.50

May 20 [18]91

r. E. Forristall 1047

Removal & Record Frances E. Snow and moving and resetting stone ^$12.50

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#[1961?]-S.

May 21st. 1891.

C.W. Dailey, Esq.,

East Cambridge, Mass.

Dear Sir: -

The gardener reports that there are five myrtle graves in your lot which need repairs and two more are open and without myrtle to replant the five graves will cost fifty three dollars ($55.00). Myrtle is so uncertain and at its best looks well but a week or two during the year so that very many proprietors are removing the myrtle from graves and sodding over.

Respectfully yours,

J.W. Lovering Sup't. per [?]

#459-S.

May 21st. 1891.

Miss. C.D. Wells,

Boston.

Dear Madam: -

To repair the dead spots of the sod in your lot will cost three dollars and fifty cents ($3.50). The vase should have a foundation under it before being filled. The cost of building [a foundation?] and setting the vase on it will be eight dollars and fifty cents ($8.50).

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#2775-S.

May 21st. 1891.

Mrs. J.F. Tyler,

Mt. Vernon St., Boston.

Dear Madam: -

Your lot needs to be all regraded, enriched and resodded which will cost forty eight dollars ($48.00). The tree between the lots and shrub in the border should first be removed.

The lot would also be much improved by removing the granite border stone on the line of path, which can be done for the old stone.

Respectfully yours,

Sup't.

#[902?]-S.

May 21st. 1891.

Mrs. C.F. Cutler,

Dell Ave., Roxbury, Mass.

Dear Madam: -

The cost of replanting the myrtle on the grave in your lot will be five dollars ($5.00). If the myrtle is removed and the grave sodded over, which I think is to be recommended, the [?] will be two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50).

Respectfully yours,