- Winthrop Thomas L
- Cranch— William
- Greenleaf Daniel
The Summer is opening, and the Sun at once disables me for active labour
in my garden— I strolled there however morning and afternoon observing
how the Sun scorches to death my seedling plants— The Elm seeds planted
within the last Month continue to come up in various places— There are
upwards of 100 above ground— I planted [symbols] and Strawberries, white
and red—and more Elm seeds— Also one Garden Railway Strawberry, in the
Quart Tumbler. Judge Cranch was
here with Mr
Daniel Greenleaf— The judge left Washington, Wednesday
Morning after breakfast and arrived here yesterday about five in the
afternoon 500 miles in 60 hours— I had also a morning visit from the
late Lieutt. Governor T. L. Winthrop— Towards Evening I
walked with Charles to Mr John
Greenleaf’s, and afterwards to Mrs T. B. Adams’s, where
we met Judge and Mrs Cranch, Mrs John Greenleaf—Mrs
and Joseph Angier, Mr Edward Miller’s
daughter and Ann
Beale— I walked home— Received a Letter with two Sermons
from Mr Andrew
Bigelow, who has recently been settled as Minister at
Taunton; and a History of the United States from Mr Noah
Webster—a School book for children.