Near the end of the play, one character rejoices in his new possession exclaiming, "If my father and grandfather could see me now - me, their ignorant Yermolay, almost illiterate."  
We first meet Fiers, the aging footman, in Act I and learn that he is to be replaced by Yasha.  Other minor characters include Charlotta, a governess, and Gaev, the brother of the central female.  Near the end of the play, one character rejoices in his new possession exclaiming, "If my father and grandfather could see me now - me, their ignorant Yermolay, almost illiterate."  Lubov Andreyevna, aka Madame Ranevsky, faints when she is forced to part with the dearest reminder of her dead son to Lopakhin, a former family friend and newly wealthy man.  FTP, name this Anton Chekhov drama revolving around the titular piece of land.
We first meet Fiers, the aging footman, in Act I and learn that he is to be replaced by Yasha.  
The Cherry Orchard or Vishnovy sad