1727 June 2 (Friday). It was late in the morning before I could set out from Charlston upon my Journey. I din’d at Father Champneys. At Mr. Learneds[1] was Mr. Cheney of Brookfield and his wife; and thither came Breck[2] from College. We all rode up within the bounds of Marlborough together where I parted from my Company. I got home seasonably.
[1]Thomas Learned was a tavern-keeper in Watertown.
[2]Robert Breck, Jr. (Harvard 1730), son of the Reverend Robert Breck of Marlborough. Breck, Jr., was later minister of the First Church of Springfield, 1734-1784. Sibley, VIII, 661-680.