Mount Auburn Cemetery

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2 July [187]3

M^r. M. Fallon

Dear Sir

On & after this date please to obtain from the Engineer a ticket for every load of loam you deliver on Mt Auburn Cemetery & at the end of the month render the individual tickets with your bill & oblige

Yours respectfully Jas W Lovering, Sup't J.E.C.

Mount Auburn July 7. [18]73

S.T. Snow Esq

Dear Sir

I have seen Mr. Longfellow in regard to the new map.

He tells me he can make the alterations as proposed on the old stone and then take an impression on the new stone and print from that -

In this way he says he can give good impressions, and at the same time we shall not be obliged to buy a new stone.

Respectfully J.W.Lovering S.

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Return this order to the Supt. when finished and notify him before sending bill.

July 18 [187]3

Mr Safford,

Dear Sir

[diagram: triangular lot with plots 1,2,3 marked]

In Lot 2328, on Rosemary Path plan build the following as per plan - Build 3 brick graves for enough back from front fence to allow gate to open - Remove into No.2 the body in Grave now covered with Myrtle, preserving Myrtle & replanting it if possible - Remove into No.1 the body in Grave (A) in corner placing remains in new box - Leave No.3 vacant Use same sod if possible - If lot is wide enough for 4 brick graves in a row, remove C to 4th brick grave between No.1 and fence. If not, remove the body to point of lot without making a brick grave, put it in a box if desirable - Build 2 foundations at Nos. 1 & 2, 2'4" long x 1'2" wide this work is to be done just as soon as sods can be replaced without injury. Leave grade of sod below the fence.

Yours truly James W. Lovering Supt. J.E.C.

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July 23 [187]3

Messrs W.F. Brown & Co.

Gentlemen

Please print for us in red ink five hundred (500) copies of the white ticket enclosed and five hundred ^⁽⁵⁰⁰⁾ copies in black ink of the green ticket also enclosed, both to be same size & on same colored paper as originals - No printing on back of either ticket -

Please send them to us when finished & oblige

Yours truly James W. Lovering Supt. J.E.C.

July 25^th [187]3

A.A. Barker Esq

Dear Sir

Please notify the following men that we shall have no work for them after July 31^st 1873.

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July 26

David Lane Esq. Weston Mass

Dear Sir

We estimate the cost of repainting the fence of Lots 386 & 387 at $16 - for the two Lots, please let us know if you wish to do the work.

Respectfully James W. Lovering Supt. J.E.C.

July 26 [187]3

H.B. Mackintosh Esq. Treas

Dear Sir

Please change report in reference to Lot 4277, 6 feet from Avenue to read 32 feet from Avenue as the former was a mistake.

Yours truly James W. Lovering Supt. J.E.C.

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July 28 [187]3

Hon. C. B. Goodrich

Dear Sir,

Your favor of 27^th inst. to rec'd in reply would say, our foreman has examined the slabs and reports them not very dirty and estimates the cost of cleaning them at about six dollars ($6.00). We should like to clean them if you desire it done; if however you desire to employ somebody else it would be perfectly proper to do so but it would be necessary for the party to obtain a permit from the Secretary.

Respectfully James W. Lovering Supt. J.E.C.