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Professor Wallace W. Atwood of the Geology Department will talk on the "Harvard Summer School Work in the San Juan Mountains," and Mr. Edward Wigglesworth will speak on "Early Pleistocene Formations of Marthas Vineyard" in the Mineralogical Lecture Room of the University Museum this evening at 8 o'clock. All members of the University interested are invited...
...consists of stone implements unearthed in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, Indian adz-blades, axes, scrapers, soapstone vessels, pottery fragments, and the stone points of spears and arrows. Many of the specimens were found near Dr. Green's home at Groton, Mass. Several came from Norton, Concord, Martha's Vineyard, Webster, Cambridge, and from Teverton, R. I. Most of the implements are relics of the Algonquins of New England, while a few were discovered in the country of the Iroquois of New York. There are two specimens of unusual interest, a pottery vessel in perfect preservation from Canterbury...
...Department of Geology and Geography will conduct two excursions during the April recess, one to Martha's Vineyard and the other to New Jersey. The first party, under the direction of Assistant Professor J. B. Woodruff and E. Wigglesworth '08, will leave the South Station today for Gayhead, on the western end of the island of Martha's Vineyard, where the party will stay until the following Friday studying the Gayhead Cliffs. Professor Woodruff has been engaged at odd times since 1887 in watching the retreat of these cliffs under the action...
...GEOLOGICAL CONFERENCE. Papers "Spring Excursion to Martha's Vineyard," (25 minutes), Dr. P. S. Smith; "Erosion on Gay Head Cliffs since 1889," (25 minutes; illustrated), Professor Woodworth. Geological Lecture Room...
...Smith, of the Geological Department, will conduct an excursion to Woods Hole and Martha's Vineyard, leaving Boston Monday morning at 7.38 o'clock, and returning before the end of the recess. At Woods Hole the state fish hatcheries will be inspected, and on Martha's Vinevard the Gay Head section of mesozoic and tertiary strata, including stream diversions of the interglacial age, will be studied, an opportunity being given to collect fossils and lignites. All men who wish to go on this trip may apply to Mr. Smith...