Pages That Mention Tobey, Edward S.
1859 Trustees Meeting Minutes, Volume 3, 1831.005.003
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Trustees' Records _ 1859-1860.
Trustees _ .
The first meeting of the Trustees of Mount Auburn for organization and business, was held at the usual place (the office of the Secretary, No. 39 Court Street) after due notice, on
There were present Messrs Bigelow, Cheever, Curtis, Nazro and Read.
Dr. Bigelow took the Chair.
The records of the meetings of and , and of the Annual meeting of the Corporation were read.
Choice of officers and Committees
Voted to proceed to the choice of Officers and Committees for the year ensuing: and Messrs Read and Cheever were appointed to receive and count the votes.
The following were chosen by ballot: _
President, | Jacob Bigelow |
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Secretary, | Austin J. Coolidge |
Treasurer, | George Wm Bond |
Committee | ||
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on | Messrs | {Little |
Finance | ___ | {Nazro |
Committee | ___ | {Curtis |
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on | Messrs | {Andrews |
Lots | ___ | {Crocker |
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Suffolk Ss. Boston . There personally appeared Austin J. Coolidge, and made oath that he would faithfully perform the duties of Secretary of the Proprietors of ^the Cemetery of Mount Auburn for the ensuing year _ C P Curtis Justice of the Peace:
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Choice of Officers and Committees
Committee | ___ | The President and |
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on | ___ | {Bangs |
Grounds | Messrs | {Cheever |
___ | ___ | {Read |
___ | ___ | {Sleeper |
Committee on | ___ | { Gould |
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Regulations and | Messrs | { Tobey |
Records of Interments | ___ |
Upon motion of Mr Cheever T. H. Safford was chosen Gate Keeper and Supt Clerk:
Upon motion by Mr Read Antoni Apple was chosen Gardener.
Salaries and Compensation
Upon motion by Mr Curtis, Voted that the salary of the Secretary be the same as for the last year:
Upon motion by Mr Read, Voted that the compensation of the Treasurer be the same as for the last year:
Also, upon motion by Mr Read, Voted that the salary and compensation of the Superintendent be the same as for the last year;
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A communication was received from Mr Mann, the Superintendent, making inquiries about the custody &c of the tomb under Park Street Church belonging to this Corporation.
Upon motion by Mr Curtis, the same was referred to the Committee on Regulations and Records of Interment.
Forest Pond, improvement of, refd to Comee on Grounds.
It was also Voted, that the subject of improving Forest Pond with edge stones and otherwise be referred to the Committee on Grounds, to report thereon.
The meeting was then adjourned
Attest Austin J. Coolidge, Secretary.
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Trustees _ .
The regular monthly meeting of the Trustees was held at the usual place on
There were present the President, Messrs Andrews, Cheever, Gould, Nazro, Read and Tobey
The record of the last meeting was read.
Stable at Sup.ts house _ negatived _
The Committee on Grounds reported through the Chairman upon the subject referred to them at the last meeting, in reference to erecting a stable in connection with the Superintendent's house, recommending the erection of the same at a cost not exceding five hundred and fifty ($550) dollars.
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Communication _ from John Wyeth respecting opening of drain.
A communication was received from John Wyeth requesting that the drain leading from his land through Mount Auburn might be lowered or kept open so as to let the water pass off.
Upon motion by Mr Tobey it was
Voted that the same be referred to the Committee upon Grounds and ^that this Committee request Mr Wyeth to meet them upon the Ground and make his statement in that they have power to take such action as may be necessary, and report their doings at the next meeting.
Sale of land on Snowberry Path for erection of statue, &c-
A communication was received from Mr Mann stating that he had sold, subject to the approval of the Trustees, three lots of land upon Snowberry Path, measuring twelve hundred feet for the sum of twelve hundred ($1200) dollars_ to Charles Tufts of Somerville, 400 feet _ Silvanus Packard of Boston 400 ft, and to M.M. Ballou 400 feet_ to be in one enclosure without passageways intervening, the last named lot to be used for the erection of a marble statue to the memory of the late Rev. Hosea Ballou.
Upon motion by Mr Read, the matter was referred to the Committee upon Lots with full power.
The meeting was then adjourned.
Attest Austin J. Coolidge, Secretary