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Buffalo, N. Y. April 12-1930
Spent the morning at the new Natural Hist.
Museum of the Buffalo Society of Nat. Sci.
in Humbolt Park. A great improvement
over the old museum. The conception is
rather for educational purposes and local
needs. Labels everywhere say that the present
arrangement is temporary until the installa-
tions can be made permanent.
Marchand has put me five pieces of res-
toration. A composite one of German Sea,
a coral reef with crinids in abundance;
done fine porcelite and a large Ostracous.
All excell the Museum to a great one
and should help to develop the oceans
of Buffalo.
About the afternoon at Niagara Falls.
Got into a N. Y. Central Sleeper at 9.30
and at 10.45 P. M. the train started for Boston.
On time at 7.38, A. M. April 13 Sunday.
Left Springfield at 8 and was at home
at 10.45 A. M. Spent the rest of today at
the museum looking up the accumulated
mail.