There is an hour in October when Main Street's elms drop their light in patches all the way down to Old Ship Church, and the lawns underneath need somebody with a rake and some patience. Point Lawn Care keeps that unhurried standard on Hingham's inland streets, out toward the pine edges of Wompatuck. Mowing runs the length of the season with the clippings taken off rather than left in windrows, and the beds are cut back and topped twice a year. Fall here is a long job — oak, maple and elm all letting go on separate schedules — so the return trips continue until the ground is honestly bare. A yard put to bed the right way is a quiet thing, and it shows again in April.