1873 Copying Book: Superintendent's Letters, 2005.062.005

53

(2)

to provide wooden covers. ^^{providing they would be usuful,} Requesting your careful consideration of the matter, and feeling it would be a saving of expense to the Corpⁿ

I remain Very Truly Yours C.W. Folsom Supt Per E.T.K.

54

10^th April 1873.

John T. Bradlee Esq, President

Dear Sir,

I have this day sent, to Snow, Samuel T., Mr Snow, Chairman of Com: on Lots a short statement of work done on Neglected Lots so far with remarks on such work in the future.

I am, Yours respectfully C.W. Folsom, Supt

55

10^th April 1873.

John T. Bradlee Esq, President

Dear Sir,

I have this day sent, to Mr Snow Chairman of Com on Lots a statement of work done hitherto on Cutting N^os, with remarks on such work in the future.

I am, Yours respectfully C.W. Folsom, Supt

56

April 10 1873

J. T. Bradlee Esq Pres

Dear Sir,

As the [Chair?] will^^probably be fenced before long. [Some?] [?] enquiriees, a while ago, of [?] Carpenter, Mr. McArthur ([?] [?] Watuss Lot" last [summer?]) [?] expense of the [?] [?] I enclose the Headstone [?] [?] reply also a sketch of [?] lot showing the length of the [?] [?] in question.

I mention the [third?] [?] cause there will be a surplus [?] [?]

(over)

57

(2)

the south side, which has now only a rotten board fence about four feet high and is insufficiently protected from intruders.

Respectfully Yours C.W. Folsom Supt

P.S. I made these enquiriees of Mr. M^cArthur, because he was the man who erected the fence around the Watriss Lot, and I thought he would be the best man to take it down.

Resp'y C.W.F. Supt.

P.S. I also enclose his letter of March 25^th as to the length of time required. CWF