...attention to the celebrated mineral waters of that place. In 1793 he communicated an account of them to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was a member. This account was published in a volume of the society's Memoirs, and did much toward bringing...

...he communicated a paper, entitled "Observations on the Art of making Salt from Sea-water, &c.," to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was a member. The paper was well received, and published in the Transactions of the Society for that year....

...and because there was something which it was -worth while to communicate. He bore his part also in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was a Fellow from the year 1843, and for many years a Councillor. To it he made a good number of communications;...

...purpose, and because there was something which it was worth while to communicate. He bore his part also in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was a Fellow from the year 1843, and for many years a Councillor. To it he made a good number of communications...

...Association also claimed Sedgwick's attention. He became a member in 1902 and its president in 1915. He was a member of many committees, was a frequent...like Sedgwick, do their full part in promoting the objects of th« societies which they join. As Professor Sedgwick advanced in life, his interest changed...

...purpose, and because there was something which it was worth while to communicate. He bore his part also in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was a Fellow from the year 1843, and for many years a councilor. To it he made a good number of communications ;...

...variety of his public and parochial cares. For example, "Attended the meeting of the Academy," ie, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was a member; "Dined with his excellency the governor;" "Attending a meeting of the committee of agriculture,...

...valuable library, uncommonly rich in scientific works, was ever open to the researches of his associates. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was a member, in a notice of his death, refer to his labors in the botanical section of that Society, and...

...reprinted in his Life, vol. 2, pp. 450-66. He also published the following papers in the Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was a member; Observation of the Transit of Mercury over the Sun, November 12, 1782, at Ipswich. Vol. r (Boston,...

...Association also claimed Sedgwick's attention. He became a member in 1902 and its president in 1915. He was a member of many committees, was a frequent...like Sedgwick, do their full part in promoting the objects of th» societies which they join. As Professor Sedgwick advanced in life, his interest changed...