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Rev. M. L. Severance minerals etc. Coll. Fossils Shells relics etc.
[Some in Middle Room Cabinet]
M. L. Severance's Cabinet Minerals
| 1. | Chlorite from | Ticonderoga, | N. Y. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2. | Grey tourmaline | " | " |
| 3. | Smoky quartz from cave | " | " |
| 4. | Copper ore " | Canada mines | " |
| 5. | Fragment broken from old fort | Ticonderoga | " |
| 6. | Graphite " | Ticonderoga | " |
| 7. | Smoky crystal quartz | ||
| 8. | Petrified wood Lignite | ||
| 9. | Green Tremolite from | Plymouth, | Mass. |
| 10. | Serpentine " | Devilsden, Newburyport, | " |
| 11. | Fragment from | Tablerock, | Niagara |
| 12. | Asbestus | ||
| 13. | Stalactite from a cave in | Ticonderoga, | N. Y. |
| 14. | Stalagmite " " " | " | " |
| 15. | Fossil remains of an elephant's tusk | ||
| 16. | Ivory pot from South America. Presented by | Mrs. Ann [gap] Barnum. |
[Notes on program card]
Joke Mr Blackmore's invitation - - without [moaning??] about the and consequences couldn't get out of it as easily as [Darkie] who had just been married -- $2 Dat am too much. Wasn't the kiss worth $2 Yes-sah, and you can help you-self parson.
2 minutes Green Home put in at quarter
1935 Scout Dinner Feb.
Growth of Scouting 1910 - incorporated 1915 almost 200,000 1920 over 500 000 1925 over 700 000 1930 over 800 000 1934 over 922 000 1935 " ?
Why: (1) IT is what the Boy wants gang { Playing { Planning {Learning {Serving
out of Door Life Develops Hobbies taking care of Self & Others
(2) It is what the Men of the community want Him to have: Harnesses & Directs Energy Code of Scouts
This iron mortar was found at Ticonderoga after "Montcaml" [sic, Montcalm] had occupied the Fort - and was supposed to be used for grinding corn for his special table.
I also send grape and cannister that used in the Revolution
Together with a six pounder - and led and musket and rifle balls some of which were found on the battle field in Hubbardton Vt - others at Mt Independence
The minnie balls were used in the war of the Rebellion also a Tomahawk found on Mt Independence opposite Ft Ticonderoga
