Mount Auburn Cemetery

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June 4. [187]3 W^m Nichols Esq.

Dear Sir

Your letter of June 3^rd rec^d. I have given direction to have the lot in readiness for you on Saturday, and hope you may find everything to your satisfaction.

The no. of the lot is 4266. Nothing more will be needed except for you to have the necessary papers from either the Sec^y or Treas^r (16 Pemberton Sq) showing you have become the proprietor of the lot.

Respectfully J.W. Lovering Sup^t

June 6 [187]3

Alpheus Hardy Esq.

Dear Sir

I estimate cost of cleaning & pointing stone, and painting the iron door of the Tremont House Tomb at from $75 to $100.

The stone has been left so long that it will be a difficult matter to clean it, tho I am confident that the appearance can be much improved.

Hoping you will feel inclined to have the work done this summer.

I am very respectfully James W. Lovering Supt.

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Lot 479

Charles L. Young of Boston, son of late Alexander Young to represent his lot No. 479.

[Lot] 500

Alpheus Hardy of Dorchester, Ex^or & Trustee, to repsent the lot of late Charles Holmes, No. 500. _

[Lot] 544

William Richardson of Dorchester, son in law of late Bradish Billings, to represent his lot. No. 544.

[Lot] 569

Geo. W. Thayer of Boston, husband of sole devisee of late Geo. F. Guild, to represent his lot No. 569.

[Lot] 570

Cha^s G. King of Boston son of late Gedney King to represent his lot No. 570.

[Lot] 571

Francis P. Browne of Boston, son of late Charles Browne to represent his lot No. 571.

[Lot] 591

Thomas Lamb of Boston only son of late Rosanna Lamb to represent her lot No. 591.

[Lot] 609

Cha^s B. Darling of Boston, Ex^or & son in law of late Jabez Ellis to represent his lot No. 609.

Lots 628, 666

W^m F. Otis of Boston, a residuary legatee of late Harrison Gray Otis, to represent his lots. Nos. 628 & 666. _

Lot 630

Edward Bangs of Watertown only son of late Isaac Bangs to represent his lot No. 630.