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Letter: [Supt.] Col. Folsom to John T. Bradlee, 1873

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Letter: [Supt.] Col. Folsom to John T. Bradlee, 1873

Subject: "Mt. A. Post Office"

[letterhead:
C. W. FOLSOM,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Mount Auburn Cemetery.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
(P.O.) Mount Auburn, Mass. ]

John T. Bradlee, Esq,
Prest.

Dear Sir,

The supply of
"Guides", which have hitherto been kept
on sale by the Gate Keeper, is exhausted

I think it very desirable
to Mt Auburn that they should be
kept on sale.

Accordingly I requested
Mr. Safford to make enquires [ripped page]
the prospect of obtaining more and
his letter and that of the owners of
the "Guide" are enclosed

I also endclose a reply for
the latest guide and found old ones.

Respectfully Yours

C.W. Folsom
Per E.T.K.

Letter: [Supt.] Col. Folsom to John T. Bradlee, 1873

Subject: "Mt. A. Post Office"

[letterhead:
C. W. FOLSOM,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Mount Auburn Cemetery.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
(P.O.) Mount Auburn, Mass. ]

John T. Bradlee, Esq,
Prest.

Dear Sir,

The supply of
"Guides", which have hitherto been kept
on sale by the Gate Keeper, is exhausted

I think it very desirable
to Mt Auburn that they should be
kept on sale.

Accordingly I requested
Mr. Safford to make enquires [ripped page]
the prospect of obtaining more and
his letter and that of the owners of
the "Guide" are enclosed

I also endclose a reply for
the latest guide and found old ones.

Respectfully Yours

C.W. Folsom
Per E.T.K.

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