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[[preprinted]] 222 [[/preprinted]] [[margin]] 1882 [[/margin]] ---Boston Office---- [[margin,underlined]] May 23/82 [[/margin,underlined]] April 27th 1882 - 2 Synchronizers the exact pattern of one furnished (English) with an estimate of the cost to them, when furnished by the hundred - Standard Time Co. New Haven, Conn. ordered by L. Waldo. [[diagonal line drawn across above order, from upper left to lower right]] [[horizontal line drawn across page]] [[margin,underlined]] Aug. 18/82 [[/margin,underlined]] April 27th 1882 - Record Instrument to be applied to clock they now have - 10 Stations for same - Wires - Man at 5.00 per day to attach & put up - Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn. [[diagonal line drawn across above order, from upper left to lower right]] [[horizontal line drawn across page]] [[margin,underlined]] May 3/82 [[/margin,underlined]] April 28th 1882 - 1 No. 39 Clock. Geo. H. Ford. New Haven, Conn. [[diagonal line drawn across above order, from upper left to lower right]] [[horizontal line drawn across page]] [[margin,underlined]] May 16/82 [[/margin,underlined]] May 5th 1882 - 7 W.C. Stations Nos 4-5-6-7-8-9 & 11 - Union Pacific Ry (K.D.) Armstrong, Kansas. Care Storekeeper. Send by Pacific Express [[diagonal line drawn across above order, from upper left to lower right]] [[horizontal line drawn across page]] [[margin,underlined]] Shpd. May 22.82 [[/margin,underlined]] May 5th 1882 - 1 No. 10 Clock. (not packed.) Boston Office [[diagonal line drawn across above order, from upper left to lower right]]
