Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Nov. 16 [188]8

Mrs. Sarah A. Morse 123 Furlong St. Boston

Dear Madam

Will you kindly inform me by whom the order will be given for setting the monument in lot #5826 as it was ^^notascertained whether it would be given by you or Mr. O. M. Wentworth

Yours Resp'y.

J.W. Lovering Sup't. per F.A.B.

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Nov. 16, 1888.

Messrs A. P. Fuller & Co., Rutland Vt.

Dear Sir:-

You will find it cheapest and handiest to send your stone direct to Boston, and have it teamed out here.

If you send me a sketch of the stones and say what the material is I will send you estimate.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

374

Cambridge May 1. 1889.

O.M. Wenthworth Esq. Boston

Dear Sir:-

The foundation in lot #742 Yarrow path, Gilbert proprietor, is completed.

Respectfully yours,

Sup't.

Messrs. Bowker, Torrey & Co. Boston, Mass.

Dear Sirs:-

The foundation in lot #1526 Honeysuckle Path, Hall proprietor, is completed.

Respectfully yours,

Sup't.

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May 1, 1889.

Messrs. R. Rose & Son, Cambridge.

Dear Sirs:-

Please deliver about 600 sq. ft. of sods at lot #2293 Elm ave. (near the front gate), 850 ft on Fir ave near the end of Eglantine path, 750 ft lot #230 Walnut ave (near Harebell path, 750 ft. at lot 2883 Oak ave and 800 near the cart shed where the last were delivered.

Respectfully yours,

Supt.

232

Aug 8^th [187]3

E.F. Young Esq. Dear Sir

Please see that the following rule is strictly carried out.

- - The following parties, having a General permit need only leave a memorandum of the place when at work.

Respectfully J.W.Lovering Sup^t

300

E.F. Young Esq Engineer

Dear Sir

At the present time the following parties hold Permits for work in Mt. Auburn Cemetery

Wentworth & Co O. M. Wentworth Bowker Torrey & Co. G. W. Bryant & Co A M^cDonald P. O. Brien & Co (Gardening only) J. Fox [Gardening only]

By direction of the Board of Trustees you will require a special permit from all other parties and on any work except gardening from Messrs OBrien & Co or J. Fox, who have this Day been notified.

Respectfully JW Lovering Sup^t

33 School St. Boston, March 9 /61

J.M. Bernard Esq.

Dear Sir, I have inquired of Mr Mann with regard to your bill for foundation, and ascertained what the usual charges are to others, at only fair rates; and am satisfied that the charge to you is not high, & that it cannot be done for much less without a loss to the corporation. I am satisfied that you have been entirely misled by Mr. Wentworth as to the propriety of the charge; but inasmuch as you have obtained the idea that the charge is exorbitant, for the sake of satisfying you, I will put the bill at the lowest possible figure, and call it thirteen dollars.

This will afford us profit, but I hope will satisfy you.

Truly yours A.J. Coolidge