June 1882. Page 8 (seq. 23)

June 15 — Cambridge —

Margie returned from Southboro
this evening and brought me
two specimens of
Cypripedium acaule
which Eben Wright collected
this P.M. in Hudson at
Gates Pond. I have put
them to press. I have also
put to press a specimen of
Euonymus europaeus
which I cut from the tree
by the house. It is now
in full flower.

June 17th Milton —

I took the 1.15 PM with
Hayward to spend Sunday

with his family and Will
Brewster & wife. We went to
Readville Station and drove to
the house some two miles.
I received a cordial welcome from
all. Mrs. Hayward has a
beautiful place of about 80 acres
overlooking a large stretch of
country. Hyde Park, Dedham, &c.
Will & I took a drive after
dinner through the most
charming country abounding in
magnificent trees. I took my
box and press and secured the
following specimens in
Canton. I put them in press.

Senecio aureus
Comptonia asplenifolia {aspleniifolia}.
Myrica cerifera —
Cornus alternifolia.