Thursday, September 21, 1950

(Arrowheads)

Bill Whiting came up after dinner and we rode up to East Bridgewater on a farm I saw a few days ago that had been [tilled] this year for the first time in years.  It is right behind the old gin mill.

We found a few broken pieces and I found a small tool about four inches long, one and a half inches wide and three eighths of an inch thick.  It is picked to a straight edge on one end.  I haven’t any idea what it was used for.

After riding around a bit we came home.

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