August 6 1921. Saturday. Keith, Drinnerton and I first went west tr one-half mile east of Fair Haven. Here we found well exposed the 15 foot zone of thin bedded limestone. I bored a reel continuously for two days and got but a single very small Lingulella a Artied. Otherwise saw no fossils. We than went along the western side of Lake Bomroeen to other slate quarries and finally high up on the ridge at Cedar Point in a slate quarry saw an outturned and cleaved fold about as follows. Then left Lake Bomroeen and crossed over to Lake Glenn and near the south shore found black slate interbedded with but little crumpled this in th- place of the wrong kind. Only seen on August 17th slate limestone. These had every now and then fragments of Olenellus and finally got an identifi- cable piece of the plothella. Here is now modernths