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1876 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.007

CB05_0034
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CB05_0034

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Mr H. B. Mackintosh Treas.

Please find herewith Bills of

1 Boston Rolling Mills 18.75
2 J.M. Batchelder 5.10
3 Wm Blake & Co 12.88
4 R.L.B. Fox 2.35
6 French & Coffin 9.00
7 Cha.s W. Gardner 10.25
8 E.H. Luke & Son 70.55
9 L.F. Lawrence 20.50
10 A. McDonald 7.00
11 R.W. Sherburne 51.10
12 Geo. G. Wright 7.65
13 Lewes Winde & Son 7.32
14 J.M. Whittemore & Co 107.96
15 Whitton Bro & Co 10.54
[total] $340.95
Mt. Auburn Feby 4 1876. J.W. Lovering Supt. per Childs
Last edit 12 months ago by gbenoit

1874-1875 Copying Book: Superintendent Lovering's letters, 2005.062.006

CB04_0015
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CB04_0015

15

Mr H. B. Mackintosh

Dear Sir

With this please find the following Bills

1 T. P. Emerson 11.45
2 Gale & Wood 54.60
3 John M. Wittemore & Co 79.70
4 Cambridge Water Board 6.25
5 Lewis Winde & Son 15.30
[Total] 167.30
Last edit 12 months ago by gbenoit
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