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Their milk. O.M. Hitchings, H. Burns, A.B. Davis, Lewis Austin, Richard
Hawkes and others keep from seven to twelve cows for dairy purposes.
[Illustration: RESIDENCE OF CHARLES H. BOND.] Having somewhat minutely
noticed the industries we will speak briefly of some of the dwellings.
The elegant mansion and gardens of Brainard and Henry George, Harmon
Hall and Rufus A. Johnson of East Saugus, and Eli Barrett, A.A. Scott
and E.E. Wilson of Saugus, C.A. Sweetser, C.H. Bond and Pliny Nickerson
at Cliftondale, with their handsome lawns, rich and rare flowers and
noble shade trees attract general attention. The last mentioned estate
was formerly owned by a brother of Governor William Eustis, where his
Excellency used to spend a portion of his time each year. At the
south-westerly part of the town, not far from the old Eustis estate, the
boundaries of three counties and four towns intersect with each other,
viz: Suffolk, Essex and Middlesex counties, and the towns of Revere,
Saugus, Melrose and Maiden. Near by, too, is the old Boynton estate, and
the Franklin Trotting park, where some famous trotting was had, when Dr.
Smith managed it in 1866-7, Flora Temple, Fashion, Lady Patchen and
other noted horses contending. A