Trustees Records, Vol. 5, 1870 (page 212)

212

Trustees March 12^t, 1873.
were designated for Lots as follows, viz: –

33
Susanna S. Folsom of Cambridge, Widow of Charles Folsom
deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty=three.

139
Israel G. Whitney of West Roxbury, Son of Israel Whitney
deceased proprietor of Lot numbered One hundred & thirty=nine.

Voted – that this meeting be dissolved.

Sam^l Batchelder Jr., Secretary.

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Trustees. April 9^t, 1873.

April 9^t, 1873.

A monthly meeting of the Trustees was held on
Wednesday, April 9^t, 1873, at Four P.M.

Present, Messrs. J. T. Bradlee, Choate, Lawrence,
Little, Perkins, Pickering, Snow and Turner. Also,
present after the adjournment, M^r N. J. Bradlee.

The record of the last meeting was read and approved.

Accounts &c. at the Cemetery: mode of Keeping – Report of Com.

A verbal Report was received from the chairman
of the Committee on Finance that in pursuance of the
vote of the Board adopted February 12, 1873, the Committee
in company with the President, had visited the Cemetery
for the purpose of ascertaining "what changes, if any,
are desirable in the method and system of books and
accounts at the Cemetery, and also what clerical force
is necessary in said department." That they believed the
system in use, though good, to be susceptible of improvement,
especially in the matter of its application, and that
they had made suggestions for the future conduct of

212

Trustees March 12^t, 1873.
were designated for Lots as follows, viz: –

33
Susanna S. Folsom of Cambridge, Widow of Charles Folsom
deceased proprietor of Lot numbered Thirty=three.

139
Israel G. Whitney of West Roxbury, Son of Israel Whitney
deceased proprietor of Lot numbered One hundred & thirty=nine.

Voted – that this meeting be dissolved.

Sam^l Batchelder Jr., Secretary.

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Trustees. April 9^t, 1873.

April 9^t, 1873.

A monthly meeting of the Trustees was held on
Wednesday, April 9^t, 1873, at Four P.M.

Present, Messrs. J. T. Bradlee, Choate, Lawrence,
Little, Perkins, Pickering, Snow and Turner. Also,
present after the adjournment, M^r N. J. Bradlee.

The record of the last meeting was read and approved.

Accounts &c. at the Cemetery: mode of Keeping – Report of Com.

A verbal Report was received from the chairman
of the Committee on Finance that in pursuance of the
vote of the Board adopted February 12, 1873, the Committee
in company with the President, had visited the Cemetery
for the purpose of ascertaining "what changes, if any,
are desirable in the method and system of books and
accounts at the Cemetery, and also what clerical force
is necessary in said department." That they believed the
system in use, though good, to be susceptible of improvement,
especially in the matter of its application, and that
they had made suggestions for the future conduct of