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Trustees Records, Vol. 5, 1870 (page 049)

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Trustees Records, Vol. 5, 1870 (page 049)

49

Trustees' Report

Committee providing that the offices of Secretary and Treasurer
shall hereafter be held by different persons, and took order to
that effect.

Austin J. Coolidge Esq., having declined re=election to
either of the said offices, Henry B. Mackintosh Esq. was
elected Treasurer, and Samuel Batchelder Jr. Esq. was elected
Secretary for the ensuing year.

By the Treasurer's s Report of 1870, it appears that the Per-
manent Fund for the future support and preservation of the
Cemetery now amounts to $115.456.76. The Repair Fund is
now $69.466.63. and the estimated balance in cash, and
invested disposable property is $30,943.04, exclusive of real
estate owned by the Corporation outside of the Cemetery.

For the Trustees,
(Signed) Jacob Bigelow
President.

Trustees Records, Vol. 5, 1870 (page 049)

49

Trustees' Report

Committee providing that the offices of Secretary and Treasurer
shall hereafter be held by different persons, and took order to
that effect.

Austin J. Coolidge Esq., having declined re=election to
either of the said offices, Henry B. Mackintosh Esq. was
elected Treasurer, and Samuel Batchelder Jr. Esq. was elected
Secretary for the ensuing year.

By the Treasurer's s Report of 1870, it appears that the Per-
manent Fund for the future support and preservation of the
Cemetery now amounts to $115.456.76. The Repair Fund is
now $69.466.63. and the estimated balance in cash, and
invested disposable property is $30,943.04, exclusive of real
estate owned by the Corporation outside of the Cemetery.

For the Trustees,
(Signed) Jacob Bigelow
President.

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