Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Nov 11 [187]3

Turner Sargent Esq 59 Beacon St, Boston.

Dear Sir

Your letter of the 10^th inst is received. We have found it advisable to issue the "circulars" this fall for work to be done through the year of 1874. If you notice the stamp on the circular you will see that it is dated January 1 1874.

I am very sorry you were caused any trouble in the matter.

Very Respectfully James W Lovering per Childs

Nov. 11. [187]3

T. E. Chamberlin Esq

Dear Sir

Your favor of 10^th inst. at hand. Lot 2692 next South East of yours is owned by Lawson Valentine of New York. (this is the latest address we have)

I can sell you a lot opposite yours on Fountain Ave, and of the same size (20'x20' posted, number cut, graded and sodded for $1150. I can give you a lot 15'x20' in same locality for $875 finished in same way. Should be pleased to show you the lots when you can come out, or I can be found at 16 Pemberton Sq Room 6 from 12 to 2 P.M. on Saturdays.

Respectfuly J.W. Lovering Sup^t

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Trustees requested to supercede present Sup^t

[Proprietors' Adj^d Annual Meeting _ March 7, 1870 _ ]

On motion by Mr Henry A. Snow,

it was

Voted that the Trustees be requested to place some other Superintendent in office at Mount Auburn instead of Capt. Winsor. ~

Report of Com^ee on Ballotting _

After a considerable delay, the Committee on ballotting returned and submitted their report as follows: _

"The Committee appointed to receive, sort and count the ballots for Trustees of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, having attended to their duty beg leave to report: -

Whole number votes 530 Necessary for choice - 266

For the Com John T. Bradlee Chⁿ