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2609 Letter, George A. Blaney of Robinson & Blaney, Counsellors at Law, to Selectmen concerning a bill for legal ser (2)
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2609 Letter, George A. Blaney of Robinson & Blaney, Counsellors at Law, to Selectmen concerning a bill for legal ser (2)
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r <br /> TM1A 1. __ <br /> COUNSELLORS -� — -- <br /> SEARS BUILDING,Room SIq <br /> i9g Washington St. <br /> CHARLES ROBINSON, GEORGE A.BLANEY, <br /> SUMNER ROBINSON. <br /> Boston,Nov 3,1891 <br /> GEORGE RA1UZZEY,Fsq, <br /> Clerk Boa-d of Selectmen of Lexington <br /> Dear Sir; <br /> Your letter of October 31st is re- <br /> ceived. The bill about wl-iich we wrote you is the bill connected <br /> with the suit of Brown vs Lexington of which we sent you a particu- <br /> lar bill sometime a7o. Tile services rendered and the charges made <br /> consist of a retainer charged by iIir Robinson when -first Been by the <br /> to�%,n, authorities and for various interviews with the selectmen and <br /> the Committe on Building, preparin.-7 for trial and attendance in <br /> court in regard to the matter. I dont understand what else you <br /> mean by a bill of particulars and we think you will find the bill <br /> which we sent you was in such form as is usually made on such oc- <br /> casions. Mr Robinson and myself were of the opinion that the <br /> charge is a proper one to make against the town and,,Iwas made up <br /> in his lifetime , and I know that the bill i'irst rendered was ren- <br /> dered to ,you before he died/at the same time that I remitted to <br /> you and the others who wet-e witnesses the costs collected by us <br /> from the plaintiff Brown. Yours truly , <br />
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