Mount Auburn Cemetery

Jany 17 [186]5

Levi Bush Esq Brighton Mass.

Dear Sir,

I have extended upon our records the facts necessary to evidence your title to Lot no. 825 in the Cemetery, and have only to annex the proper certificate to the deed which you have.--

Send this in and I will furnish you with what is [????] site.

My charge is $3. which you can also enclose.

Respectfully yours A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

Jany. 18 [186]5 John C. Blaisdell Esq

Dear Sir,

Lot no. 3394 sold to you in the autumn of 1863 still stands on our books to be deeded, on account of a memorandum that you had requested that the making of the deed should be delayed. I have written you before, asking why the delay, but rec^d no reply.

I must request you now to reply definitely whether there is further occasion for waiting, as we must finish up our matters for the year.

If there is no good reason for delay I shall make the deed to you.--

Yours Resp.y

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

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July 8 [186]5

Capt D.L. Winsor

Dear Sir,

At the meeting of the Trustees held on Monday last it was --

Voted that the Superintendent be authorized to have the necessary repairs done to the "Superintendent's house."

Very truly yours

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

July [?]

[several lines undecipherable]

[2517?] If convenient, I prefer you would send it before Saturday by mail.

What course do you desire to be [letter?] with [?] to John C. Blaisdell prop^r of lot 3394 Spruce Av^e as to enforcing condition abt granite curb. Was your agreement with him [deleted word] definite as to time of erecting curb? If so, I can [find?] it in deeds & records as I have the deed not delivered yet. The deed contains a stipulation for granite curb but without time.

I return the order he sent me this morn.

Truly yours

A. J. Coolidge

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Dec^r 6 [186]7

C.J.F. Binney Esq

Dear Sir,

The Treas^r of our Corporation has sent me a bill against you of $61.25 incurred in the year 1865, for work on your lot - for collection; the prompt payment of which will oblige

Respectfully yours

A.J. Coolidge Secy.

Dec^r 6 [186]7

John C. Blasdell Esq

Dear Sir,

The Treasurer of our Corporation has sent me a bill of $212.25 incurred by you in 1866 for work on your lot in the Cemetery. -

Your immediate provision for the payment of the same will oblige

Respectfully yours

A.J. Coolidge Sec.y

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