April 1882. Page 6 (seq. 9)

of nature wonderfully.
(5) Juniperus communis
Foot of Chestnut Hill.
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This A.M. I found a Smilax
rotundifolia L. high climb-
ing. the first time. I have
seen the plant.
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Apr. 15th — Southboro
This A.M. took a long
walk of about 7 miles. While
on my way through a long
lane leaving from the South-
ville road a little below
where Hixon's lane runs
into it, to Westboro, I
found some more Smilax
rotundifolia (Greenbrier)
just before I got to

the granite post dividing
Southboro from Westboro
on the lest of the road.
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Apr. 21st Cambridge
This PM. while walking
through Cambridge Common I
saw the Capsella bursa-pas-
toris, (Shepherd's Purse) growing
by the trees.
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Apr. 22nd The white & red ma-
ples and the elms are now
well in flower though the
cold weather still holds
everything back. I find from
the flowering of the elm just
on teh right of the entrance
to Mr. McKensie's church
and the one in the corner of the
Catholic church grounds corner