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Trustees. Tuesday, May 10^th 1870 _ continued _

Representation of Lots _ Upon the petitions of the parties in interest representavies were designated for lots as follows: _

667 Mary H. P. Lambert, of New York City, daughter of Henry Rice, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 667:

925 Eliza G. Robinson, of Lexington, widow of Simon Robinson, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 925:

1191 Sarah E. Danforth, of Boston, daughter of Harriet Robbins, dec^d prop^rof lot numbered 1191:

1417 Joseph S. Fay, of Boston, son of Samuel P. P. Fay, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 1417:

1775 Susan H. Page, of Boston, widow & guardian of minor children of Calvin G. Page, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 1775:

1781 Harriet Wolcott, of Boston, daughter of Sam^l Frothingham, dec^d prop^r of lot numbered 1781.

Adjourned Attest Austin J. Coolidge Secretary.

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April 11^th [187]9

Dear Sir

The price for the care of the four lots about which you ask, #922, 923, 924 and 925, would be $3 for any one lot, or if all are taken $10.00, and the price for top dressing would be $2.00 for any one lot, or $6.00 for all four.

To remove the fence and cut over the posts, so as to leave one at each corner of each lot, with a number & sod up the hole where the posts are taken out will cost $27.²⁵ & I will allow you $15 for the old fence & posts.

The whole lot would be much improved by either resodding & cleaning of the headstones which would cost $75 to $80 more and this would put all of the lots in the best of order.

Yrs very truly, J.W. Lovering

J.H. Wiggin South Boston

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Decr 20th [18]81

J. Harris Reed Esqr Secy.

Dear Sir

The changes on lots 922 - 3 - 4 -5 if all are ordered wil be. Care $10 Top dressing $6

If ordered separately they will be charged at the usual rates.

Very respectfully James W Lovering pr J.C.S. Supt