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called at the Treas^r & paid $630 for the lot last reported, but nothing was said about lot 3808. In your report of the last, no reference is made to the former.

Please send in report as to perpetual care of lots 358 & 359 on Narcissus Path. W^m W. + H.B. Stone. -

Also of lot 2144 Elder P. - John Woods - A fund of $300, with its accumulations amounting to $357.04 has been paid in to the Treas^r and it is important to know how much of it must go to present repair of the lot, & how much into the fund for repair.

On lot 454 - Isaiah Atkins - you stated that the regrading & painting would cost $36. Please have it done at once as the Ex^ors are ready to pay the $475 required - besides the $36. - I think I gave the order for this last week - but wish to make sure.

Very Respy yours

A. J. Coolidge

P.S. ? A.G. Stimson's bill for cutting down trees -

May 27 [18]69

Capt Winsor,

Dear Sir,

The following lots are all that have been taken for perpetual repair since June 1868. --

A.J. Coolidge

May 27^th [18]69

Capt. Winsor

Dear Sir,

I have just rec^d from Mr Chas. R. Messenger of Toledo Ohio, prop^r of lot 3469, the enclosed orders, with his draft to cover the amount -- $65.00 -- paid in advance, & he desires you to proceed to execute the orders forthwith. $50. for new grading & sodding -- $6. for care of lot & plants, & $9. to be "expended in a few suitable flowers, the selection of which I will leave to your Superintendent's taste."

He intends at some day to enclose the lot with curb, but thinks the expenditures here ordered will greatly improve his lot. --

Mr Joel Richards has just called in, & desires me to say

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Febry 12 [187]6

R. Sherburne Exor. Estate of N. G. Child (at date June 8 1875)

Dear Sir

July 6, 1874 an order was given the Gardener here to take care of lot #2197 Elder Pa. belonging to N. G. Child with plants, at an annual expense of $8.00, until countermanded. I have not received any request to discontinue the above since then, but deem it proper to advise you in the premises. The order for 1874 and thereafter was signed "N. G. Child 109 Inman St. Cambridge"

I shall continue to execute the order, until instructed to the contrary.

Very Respectfully

Jas. W. Lovering Sup.^t per Childs