Trustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 277)

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ject of a pedestal for the Statue.

Coolidge Avenue. graded.

Mr Bangs from the Committee on the petition
of the City of Cambridge as to the grading of "Coolidge
Avenue" (so called) reported verbally, that the change
requested had been made under his direction, but
further changes were desired on the Avenue nearer
to the main road, all of which could be made
by persons interested without charge to this Corporation.
Thereupon Voted. That this Corporation will permit the
City of Cambridge to further grade the road between
the Cemetery fence and Mr Coolidge's line, ^{the work to be} subject
to the approval of Mr Bangs as a Committee.

Watering Streets. allowance for.

Mr Bangs also reported verbally in refer-
ence to Mr Ross petition for an allowance for water-
ing the street near the Cemetery, which report was
discussed and it was finally Voted.That Mr
Bangs be instructed to pay ten dollars on be-
half of this Corporation for said purpose for
the present year.

Messrs Little & Bangs from a Committee
on the subject, reported in writing as follows.

Indian Ridge Path and Willow Avenue.

"The committee appointed to consider and
report upon the petition of W.W. Dennis and others
that a carriage way be opened across Indian Ridge
Path to connect Willow and Lime Avenue, have
attended to that duty and report the impracticability
of complying with the prayer of the petitioners in con-
sequence of the laying out of the grounds in that
vicinity leaving only space for a six foot path. that
Osier Path, already graded from Willow to Indian