Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Things That I Remember at Ninety-Five
There were but very few time pieces in the town. I remember when my grandmother used to look at the sun-dial which was nailed 011 the well-curb, to see about getting dinner. When the sun did not shine, -she guessed at the time.
Northampton were an independent people, mostly farmers. They raised all their produce, made almost all their cloth, and did all their own work.
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