APPENDIX TO NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF WITCHCRAFT IN MASSA- THE OLMECAS AND THE TULTECAS. Philipp J. J. Valentini . NOTES ON COPPER IMPLEMENTS FROM MEXICO. Frederick W. Putnam.235 ACTION OF THE COUNCIL ON THE DEATH OF ISAAC DAVIS, LL.D. GLEANINGS FROM THE SOURCES OF THE HISTORY OF THE SECOND PARISH, WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS. Samuel S. Green. THE JOURNEY OF MONCACHT APÉ. Andrew McFarland Davis . IRON FROM THE OHIO MOUNDS; A REVIEW OF THE STATEMENTS AND NOTES UPON ANCIENT SOAP-STONE QUARRIES, WORKED FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF COOKING UTENSILS. Henry W. Haynes . 364 INDEX TO VOL. II. . . 367 PREFATORY NOTE. THE current number of the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society completes the second volume of the New Series, embracing the three meetings from April, 1882, to April, 1883, inclusive. The reports of the Council contain much valuable matter, in addition to the biographical notices of those members who have been taken away by death and to other information laid before the Society. The reports of the Treasurer and Librarian show the state of the funds and the gratifying increase in the usefulness of the library, both from its accessions and its increased availability. Among the communications furnished by members, are Rev. Mr. Hale's "Visit to Palos and Rabida," Dr. Moore's "Notes on the History of Witchcraft in Massachusetts," Dr. Valentini's "The Olmecas and the Tultecas," Prof. Putnam's "Notes on Copper Implements from Mexico" and his article on "Iron from the Ohio Mounds," Prof. Thompson's "Robert Boyle," and "Notes on Mitla," by Louis H. Aymé. There are also interesting papers by Prof. Henry W. Haynes, Rev. Edward G. Porter, Andrew McF. Davis, Esq., and Samuel S. Green, Esq. The Index, which will be recognized as a valuable feature, is the work of the Librarian, Mr. Barton, and his Assistant, Mr. Reuben Colton. The supervision of this volume has been in charge of the Worcester members of the Committee on Publication. ERRATA. Page 3, 7th line from bottom, for E. D. Salisbury read E. E. Salisbury. Page 8, in note, for Eleazer read Eleazar. Page 9, 8th line from bottom, for Milos read Melos. Pages 15 and 16. For Ostian read Ostrian. Page 23, 6th line from bottom, for Valentine read Palatine; for Massomo read Massimo. Page 28, in key, for P. read Pr. Page 32, bottom line, for George A. Preble read George H. Preble. Page 58, line 17, Phalaris, not Phalari's. Page 60, line 7, for Ranalagh read Ranelagh. Page 65, line 4, Pocock, not Pococke. Page 66, lines 29, 35, Neal, not Neale. Page 68, 8th line from bottom and foot-note, Boyle's Works, not Birch's Life, VI. Page 69, 17th line from bottom, Gookin, not Gookins. Page 71, line 9, Moulin, not Monlin. Page 74, line 10, for Watts read Watt. Page 75, line 17, for keep read help; for o read or. Page 80, line 13, for Gilman read Gillman, and same in line 1, page 81. Page 107, line 11, for Frederic read Frederick. Page 125, 4th line from bottom, for Fountains Abbey read Fountain Abbey. Page 127, line 20, for Echevarria read Echeverria. Page 129, line 17, for Bignore read Bigmore. Page 136, 8th line from bottom, for Reemlin's read Reemelin. Page 172, line 9, for Cruely read Cruelty. |