July 1882. Page 8 (seq. 37)

and on a level field by the
house, growing in patches some

Potentilla tridentata

and by the roadside some

Potentilla norvegica.

specimens of all of which
I gathered for press.
The Pinus strobus and Pinus
resinosa are the only pines
growing freely in this
region. Last year I found
on the hill back of the
house a

Pinus rigida

growing with the other two
kinds. This A.M. I gathered
a specimen and cone for press.
I found a fine specimen of

Populus grandidentata

on the hill, and by a
brook in wet land we
found two

Fraxinus sambucifolia

specimens of which I have
put in press, as well as

Fraxinus americana

which was growing by the
road side.
This P.M. Will & I took
a drive down to Gilead
Me. The line between