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Letter: George Stetson, President Mount Hope Cemetery, to Superintendent, 1882
Subject: All labor done by the Corporation. [in pencil]
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First National Bank
Geo. Stetson, President.} E.G. Wyman, Cashier.} CAPITAL, $500,000.}
Bangor, April 25th, 1882
Dear Sir,
I have rec^d^, by your politeness, thro. Mr [Fra..?] of our Mount Hope Cemetery Corp^n^, a copy of the By-Laws and the Rules & Regulations of Mount Auburn Cemetery --
The Proprietors of our cemetery Grounds are about revising their By-Laws, more particularly in regard to doing the labor for individual lots --
I notice by Article 9, of your Rules & Regulations it implies that all labor either for general purposes or for individual lots is done by the Corporation, and I suppose, however, that done on individual lots is at the expense of & is paid by the owner of the lot, or is the owner permitted to enter the grounds & do his own work, or by hands employed by him?
I would be much obliged if you will be so kind as to give me the desired information --
Very Truly yrs.
Geo. Stetson Presdt Mount Hope Cemetery Corp^n^
To the Superintendent of Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge Mass