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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION FOR 1888.
Trustees.
| [name] | Term expires in | [year] |
|---|---|---|
| SAMUEL R. PAYSON | Term expires in | 1888 |
| T. QUINCY BROWNE | " " | 1888 |
| HENRY A. RICE | " " | 1889 |
| CHANNING CLAPP | " " | 1889 |
| J. MONTGOMERY SEARS | " " | 1890 |
| CHARLES F. CHOATE | " " | 1890 |
| RICHARD M. HODGES | " " | 1891 |
| DAVID R. WHITNEY | " " | 1891 |
| ISRAEL M. SPELMAN | " " | 1892 |
| JEROME JONES | " " | 1892 |
| WILLIAM S. EATON | " " | 1893 |
| ROGER WOLCOTT | " " | 1893 |
Treasurer.
H. B. MACKINTOSH
Secretary.
L. G. FARMER.
Superintendent.
JAMES W. LOVERING.
Foreman.
C. McARTHUR.
Supt. of Interments.
EDWARD PATCHET.
Gardener.
R. H. MOLTMAN.
Office of the Corporation.
5 PEMBERTON SQUARE,
BOSTON
Office ofthe Superintendent.
AT THE CEMETERY,
P. O Address, CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
Orders for work on lots may be given at either office, or sent by mail to
Superintendent at Cemetery.
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