Mount Auburn Cemetery

197

Lot 140

Elizabeth Randall of Boston widow of late John Randall to represent his lot numbered 140. _

" [Lot] 146

Mary P. Oliver of West Roxbury widow of late W^m B. Oliver to represent his lot no. 146. _

" [Lot] 159

W^m D. Austin of U. S. Navy, son of late William Austin to represent his lot no. 159. _

" [Lot] 201

Josiah E. Daniell of Boston, only male heir of late Josiah Daniell to represent his lot no. 201. _

" [Lot] 291

Elizabeth F. Hildreth of Boston widow of late Charles T. Hildreth to represent his lot No. 291. _

" [Lot] 295

Robert Knox of South Malden, son of late Robert Knox to represent his lot, no. 295. _

" [Lot] 331

Mary Howard of Boston widow of late Abraham Howard to represent his lot no. 331. _

" [Lot] 369

Cha^s Rich of West Newton, only son of late Benj. Rich to represent his lot. ~

" [Lot] 386

Charles Lamson of New York, son & ex^or of late John Lamson to represent his lot. _

" [Lot] 407

G. W. Hallet of Providence, son of late George Hallet to represent his lot. ~

258

Lightning rods _ subject tabled _

A communication from Mr J. Galbraith proposing to put lightning conductors upon the Superintendent's house, and the farm buildings, at certain prices named by him, was read, and the same was laid upon the table.

Lot 458

Upon the petition of the daughters and heirs at law of George Winslow late proprietor of lot no. 458, Elizabeth Winslow^^{of South Malden,} widow of said George, was designated to represent said lot.

The meeting was then adjourned. Attest Austin J. Coolidge Secretary.

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Trustees September 6^th [18]'58

The regular meeting of the Trustees was held at the usual place on Monday September 6^th, 1858, at 10 o'clock a.m. _

There were present Messrs Andrews, Cheever, Gould, Nazro and Sleeper.

Chairman pro tem.

The President being absent.

Voted, that Mr Gould be requested to occupy the chair.

The record of the last meeting was read.

Cambridge Tax Bill referred to Messrs Curtis & Bangs _

Mr Bond, the Treasurer, stated that he had received from the City of Cambridge a tax bill upon the Superintendent's house for the year 1857, and asked advice of the Trustees, it being the first he had received thereupon.

Voted that it be referred to Messrs Curtis and Bangs.