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Carlson & Barger, iron
7.40
Arthur R. Breor, labor
12.00
Michael Gogel, labor.
7.50
Paul Micka, labor
6.00
Wm. Greenough, labor
1.50
John Zapka, labor
7.50
Thos. Karpenski, labor
6.00
John Silenski, labor 6.00
Jacob Geis, labor. 63.00
Anthony Giminski, labor 6.00
Anthony W. Jandinsky, labor
87.00
Daniel Shmutz, labor 24.00
The Barrett Co., tarvia. 3,177.32
John S. Lane & Son, pea and dust
281.71
B. & M. Road, freight on stone and tar 315.68
N. Y. N. H. & H. Road, freight on tar
105.59
$ 4,937.70
MEMORIAL DAY
C. K. Morton. $ 124.90
Webster Box Co., transportation
12.50
$ 137.40
FIRE DEPARTMENT
John F. O'Shea ,labor and cash. $ 2.50
John H. Marlow, fire chief, Northampton 25.00
Wm. J. Shea, labor at fires 5.00
H. L. Pellam, labor at fires 5.00
Herald Job Print, printing for muster 33.50
Muster Day, band and prizes 158.00
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Edward H. Latham, baseball 20.00
U. S. Rubber Co., 600 feet hose 486.00
Geo. H. Newman, labor at fires 16.00
Northampton Com. Body Co., painting h. wagon. Fred Wentzel, hose wagon and fires
13.00
John J. Betsold, hose wagon.
5.00
Thomas M. Day, hose wagon.
5.00
H. W. Marsh, hose wagon.
5.00
Kate Mullins, hose wagon
5.00
C. H. Crafts, hose wagon 5.00
Robert J. Graves, labor, fires
8.00
$ 970.00
SPECIAL REPAIRS
J. S. Bardwell, team and labor $ 580.10
John L. Boyle, team and labor.
233.78
F. T. Bardwell, team and labor 179.00
W. H. Riley & Co., tile.
11.99
Wm. H. Dickinson, team and labor
39.00
John F. O'Dea, team and labor
30.55
Wm. C. Kingsley, team and labor
44.00
Thomas M. Day, team and labor
32.45
Michael Dulaski, c. basin
15.50
L. H. Kingsley, sand.
51.45
Howes Brick Co.
18.00
C. E. Warner, cement
1.80
John Koblinski, labor
52.63
Jacob Geis, labor.
199.08
John J. Breor, labor
252.93
Chester Semkofski, labor
133.25
Stanley Rogalewski, labor
39.00
Stanley Hader, labor
8.34
Peter Zagrodnik, labor.
51.00
D. P. Sheehan, truck and labor
39.12
$ 2,012.97
173.00
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RECAPITULATION OF ORDERS DRAWN
State Aid. .$ 48.00
Hampshire County Sanatorium 94.50
Poor-care of. 1,803.97
Old Bills 1,891.39
Schools - Maintenances
34,960.14
New School Building
15,038.19
Town Officers
2,032.25
Ordinary-Highways and Bridges
3.445.77
Contingencies
1,465.18
Public Library
770.78
Tree Warden
179.36
Inspector of Animals
419.60
Insurance
647.77
Memorial Hall
156.35
Street Lights
4,340.75
Sewers
1,220.79
Valley Street Road.
1,002.55
Repairing and patching stone roads
4,937.70
Memorial Day
137.40
Bonds-Town Officers
102.00
Hampshire County Farm Bureau
150.00
Smith's Industrial School
412.50
Fire. Department 970.00
Special
2,012.97
Village Improvement Society
100.00
Total
$ 78,339.91
Respectfully submitted, EDWARD R. BREOR, G. R. BILLINGS, JOHN F. O'DEA,
Selectmen of Hatfield.
I have this day examined the books of the Selectmen and find them correct.
CHARLES E. WARNER, Auditor.
January 9, 1922.
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LIST OF JURORS SUBMITTED BY THE SELECTMEN OF HATFIELD-1922
Balise, Paul N.
Farmer
Bardwell, Fred T.,
Farmer
Billings, Roswell G.,
Farmer
Betsold, Frank L.,
Carpenter
Burke, William H.,
Farmer
Crafts, Caryll M.,
Farmer
Dickinson, William H.,
Farmer
Dickinson, Edward N.,
Farmer
Field, Samuel H.,
Farmer
Graves, Murray B.,
Farmer
Day, Edward J.,
Farmer
Howard, Harry L.,
Insurance
Morton, Gilbert E.,
Farmer
Slattery, Charles F.,
Farmer
Strong, Edson W.,
Farmer
Smith, Herbert D.,
Farmer
Smith, Adam J., .
Farmer
Ryan, Edward A.,
Farmer
Ryan, Matthew J.,
Merchant ·
Wight, Leland H.,
Farmer
Bardwell, Arthur C.,
Farmer
Thomas, Mullany,
Farmer
Stowell, Charles J.,
Farmer
Graves, Edwin L.,
Tax Collector
Carl, Henry W.,
Farmer
Chandler, Joseph F.,
Carpenter
Farmer
Connelly, William P., Harris, Scott,
Farmer
Proulx, M. Larkin,
Farmer
Fitzgerald, David L.,
Farmer
Treasurer's Report
L. H. Kingsley, Treasurer, in Account with the Town of Hatfield.
Dr.
To Balance in Treasury,. $ 2,378.24
Cash received from E. L. Graves, Coll. (1918) ... 359.79
Cash received from E. L. Graves, Coll. (1919 ... 1,278.50
Cash received from E. L. Graves, Coll. (1920) ... 16,405.85 Cash received from E. L. Graves, Coll. (1921) ... 40,482.28
Treasurer Water Commissioners, 2,900.00
District Court Fines, 192.00
Pool, slaughter, and auctioneers' licenses 10.00
Junk, fruit and State licenses 42.00
Sealer's receipts 67.44
Rent of Town Hall-janitor
118.25
Rent of Smith Academy Hall
5.00
Interest on deposits. 369.56
J. E. Porter, removing stump 6.00
M. C. Wackerhagen, labor
3.00
N. Y. N. H. Road, refund on freight
21.59
Michael Dulaski, bag of cement.
1.00
W. H. Hadley, labor and gravel.
2.00
A. R. Breor, proceeds of dance. 52.00
Hugh McLeod, labor, gravel and sand 14.64
Roman Waskiewicz, wood sold. 5.00
H. L. Pellam, cemetery plot No. 124. .50
Lawrence Waskiewicz, sewer entrance and tile. . 58.90
Michael Yanos, sewer entrance and tile. 65.90
Thos. Karpenskie, sewer entrance and tile. 60.30
Stanley Oliesmki, sewer entrance and tile. 59.60
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John F. O'Dea, tile. 13.64
H. E. Graves, sewer entrance 33.00
Clara L. Dickinson, sewer entrance and tile. 171.98
John H. Day, sewer entrance. 33.00
James L. Day, catch basin and rent schoolhouse .. 192.00
Roswell Hubbard, labor on sewer
14.30
Town of Whately, labor on roads
5.00
County Treasurer, dog fund
158.26
Town of Whately, tuition.
1,215.00
City of Northampton, tuition
469.00
State-Mass. School Fund.
1,432.94
Income Tax-General School Fund.
3,768.75
City of Boston.
71.25
Inspection of animals
81.00
Income tax
2,911.15
Corporation tax
1,167.75
Street Railway tax
46.54
National Bank tax
785.48
State aid 78.00
Vocational education
165.74
Subsidy-T. B. Cases.
137.86
From Smith Academy treasurer 2,722.28
Cash from temporary loans :
Northampton National Bank, note No. 4. 40,000.00
Northampton National Bank, note No. 5 30,000.00
Northampton National Bank, note No. 6 and 7. 10,000.00
$160,633.26
Cr.
By cash paid Selectmen's orders. $ 78,339.91
Interest on water bonds. 2,000.00
District Court fees 109.94
Director of accounts 8.00
County tax
4,686.94
State tax
6,300.00
State Special tax 297.00
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State Highway tax
158.19
Soldiers' exemption 6.30
Civiliar war poll tax 2,181.00
Treasurer sinking fund 918.00
Interest on notes
1,935.00
Balance in treasury
2,567.98
Memorial Town Hall fund
3,000.00
By cash paid outstanding notes :
S. N. Bond & Co., note No. 3.
25,000.00
Northampton National Bank, note No. 5 30,000.00
8th note and interest-New Schoolhouse 3,125.00
$160,633.26
IN ACCOUNT WITH E. L. GRAVES, COLLECTOR
(1918 Taxes)
Dr.
To cash received $ 359.79
Uncollected taxes
385.94 $ 745.73
Cr.
By uncollected taxes
$
703.58
Interest collected
42.15
745.73 .
(1919 Taxes)
Dr.
To cash received $1,278.50
Uncollected taxes
492.31
1,770.81
Cr.
By uncollected taxes
$1,672.45
Interest collected
98.36
1,770.81
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(1920 Taxes)
Dr.
To cash received, $16,405.85
Uncollected taxes 5,941.81 22,347.66
Cr.
By uncollected taxes $22,039.35
Interest collected 308.31 22,347.66
(1921 Taxes)
Dr.
To cash received . $40,482.28
Uncollected taxes 25,277.07 65,759.35
Cr.
By Assessors' warrant
$65,669.45
Addition to warrant
37.75
Interest collected 52.15 65,759.35
I have examined the accounts of the Tax Collector, and find that he has been credited by the Treasurer with the amounts of $359.79 of the taxes of 1918,-$1,278.50 of the taxes of 1919,-$16,405.85 of the taxes of 1920, and $40,- 482.28 of the taxes of 1921.
.
CHARLES E. WARNER, Auditor.
January 9, 1922.
WATER SINKING FUND.
To thirty years four per cent. Water Bonds,. $50,000.00 By Sinking Fund 33,120.39
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SUMMARY OF TOWN ACCOUNT.
To Temporary note No. 4, due May, 1922. $40,000.00
By uncollected taxes, (1918 385.94
Uncollected taxes, (1919)
492.31
Uncollected taxes, (1920)
5,941.81
Uncollected taxes, (1921)
25,277.07
Due from State aid 48.00
Smith Industrial School
206.25
Due from State subsidy 47.25
Bills due 454.36
Balance in Treasury
2,567.98
Deposited in Savings Bank-Memorial Hall fund, 3,000.00
Balance against the town
1,579.03
$ 40,000.00
Respectfully submitted,
L. H. KINGSLEY, Treasurer.
I have examined the books and accounts of the Treas- urer of the town of Hatfield for the year ending December 31, 1921, and find them correct. I find Selectmen's orders on file to the amount of Seventy-eight thousand, three hundred thirty-nine dollars, and ninety-one cents,-($78,339.91) with evidence of their payment by him; also, cancelled notes and receipts for County, and State Taxes, and interest paid.
I find a balance in the Treasury of Two Thousand, five hundred sixty-seven dollars and ninety-eight cents,-($2,- 567.98). Also, in savings Bank a deposit of ($3,000.00). January 9, 1922.
CHARLES E. WARNER, Auditor.
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RESOURCES OF THE TOWN
Real Estate
Schoolhouse and site, School Street $6,000.00
Tool House and site .1,500.00
Sixty acres on "Rocks" 300.00
Two acres Little Meadow Hollow 175.00
$ 7,975.00
Personal Property.
Steam Roller $5,000.00
Two road scrapers
125.00
Water sprinkling cart
250.00
Road sweeper 250.00
Two snow plows 150.00
Spraying machine
25.00
Tools, shovels, plows, etc.
150.00
3000 feet plank
120.00
Mixed crushed stone
300.00
Three bbls. K. P. Tarvia
100.00
Metal culvert 50.00
Outfit Sealers' Weights and Measures,
200.00
Six fire hose wagons
1,200.00
Fire hose and ladders
600.00
Four safes 500.00
9,020.00
$ 16,995.00
PERPETUAL CARE CEMETERY FUNDS.
Income
Expense
Balance
Fund
1921
1921 $10.00
1921
Hannah W. Smith,
$12.00
$32.38
Augusta Wells,
15.80
30.00
333.56
Oliver Warner,
2.28
2.00
50.62
J. H. Sanderson,
4.64
4.00
102.94
Luman M. Moore,
9.75
8.00
216.47
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Abby Dickinson,
4.23
3.50
93.88
Lucy L. Morton,
10.96
4.00
248.49
Charles Smith,
4.77
4.00
106.04
Lemuel B. Field,
4.75
4.00
105.61
Rufus H. Cowles,
4.82
4.00
106.86
Chas. E. Hubbard,
4.97
4.00
110.73
Alpheus Cowles,
4.68
4.00
103.88
James Porter,
4.33
4.00
102.05
Daniel W. Allis,
7.05
5.00
157.21
J. H. Howard,
4.55
4.00
101.23
Fannie M. Burke,
4.38
4.00
102.88
C. S. Shattuck,
4.38
4.00
102.76
S. W. Kingsley,
7.00
4.00
103.00
E. S. Warner,
7.57
7.57
200.00
Reuben Belden,
3.90
3.90
100.00
Theodore Porter,
1.00
1.00
100.00
Edward C. Billings,
25.00
25.00
500.00
C. G. Wilkie, for Library,
175.18
2,113.31
REPORT OF SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS
We have the following amounts deposited to the credit of the Sinking Fund :
Amherst Savings Bank $ 1,223.31
Easthampton Savings Bank
1,849.54
Nonotuck Savings Bank
854.17
Haydenville Savings Bank
1,305.65
Florence Savings Bank 1,707.90
Northampton Institution for Savings 984.85
Springfield Institution for Savings
1,370.24
Springfield Five Cent Savings Bank
1,390.92
Union Trust Co., Springfield 2,997.69
Mechanics Savings Bank, Holyoke
1,776.12
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Bonds 2,000.00
Springfield Street Railway Bonds
1,000.00
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Boston & Maine Railroad Bonds 3,000.00
Boston & Maine Railroad Coupons 660.00 U. S. Liberty Bonds 2,000.00 U. S. Victory Loan 2,000.00
Hatfield Water Bonds
7,000.00
$ 33,120.39
M. J. RYAN, ERCENT E. GODIN, JOHN J. BETSOLD, Sinking Fund Commissioners.
I have this day examined the vouchers and securities of the Sinking Fund Commissioners and find them correct. CHARLES E. WARNER, Auditor. January 9, 1922.
Town Clerk's Report
The vital statistics of the Town of Hatfield for the year 1921 are as follows :-
BIRTHS BY MONTHS.
No. 10
Males
Females
January
· 3
7
February
11
7
4
March
9
4
5
April
10
7
3
May
7
3
4
June
10
7
3
July
5
2
3
August
5
2
3
September
9
3
6
October
4
3
1
November
8
7
1
December
7
5
2
95
53
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BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS
Father
Mother
Born in United States
24
27
Born in Poland
56
52
Born in Austro-Hungary
5
5
Born in Czecho-Slovakia
9
10
Born in Newfoundland
1
0
Born in Scotland
0
1
1
95
95
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BIRTHS FOR FIVE PREVIOUS YEARS
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
122
101
90
98
84
MARRIAGES BY MONTHS.
January
2
February
2
March
0
April
1
May
2
June
3
July
3
August 0
September
B
October
1
November
4
December 1
22
First marriage of both parties 18
Second of groom, first of bride
1
Second of groom, second of bride 3
The oldest and youngest grooms were 50 and 21 years of age, respectively.
The oldest and youngest brides were 40 and 21 years of age, respectively.
BIRTHPLACES OF PERSONS MARRIED
Groom
Bride
Born in United States
9
13
Born in Poland
12
9
Born in New Brunswick
1
0
22
22
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MARRIAGES FOR FIVE PREVIOUS YEARS.
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
29
28
14
26
17
DEATHS BY MONTHS
No.
Males
Females
January
2
1
1
February
1
0
1
March
1
0
1
April
5
4
1
May
1
1
0
June
1
1
0
July
3
2
1
August
3
3
0
September
2
0
2
October
3
2
1
November
2
0
2
December
5
3
2
33
19
14
No.
Males
Females
Stillborn
9
3
6
Under 1 year of age
1
0
1
Between 1 and 10 years
5
4
1
Between 10 and 20 years
2
1
1
Between 20 and 30 years
1
1
0
Between 30 and 40 years
3
2
1
Between 40 and 50 years 0
0
0
Between 50 and 60 years
2
1
1
Between 60 and 70 years
5
1
4
Between 70 and 80 years
2
2
0
Between 80 and 90 years
3
2
1
33
17
16
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AGE OF OLDEST PERSON DECEASED (Male) 86 years, 8 months, 8 days.
NAMES OF PERSONS DECEASED
David Fitzgerald
Wojeich Bak
Jonathan E. Porter
Edwina Natorwicz
Maria J. Bardwell
Jean Atwood
Emma M. Newman
Frank Zagrodnik
Rufus H. Lamb
Edward Ziruehewicz
Rose M. Atwood
Benjamin P. Dole
Angie B. Chase
Patrick R. Brennan
Sanford R. Sanderson
Sigmond Michavoski
George B. Steele
Edward Vachula
Emma E. Belden
Walter H. Heiden
Nellie T. Waugh
Edward H. Billings
William F. Boyle
DOG LICENSES
The number of dogs licensed during the year ending November 30, 1921, with the receipts and settlements of the accounts with the Treasurer, is a follows :---
79 Male dogs at $2.00 each $ 158.00
3 Female dogs at $5.00 each 15.00
Less fees, 82 dogs at 20 cents each $ 173.00
16.40
Paid to County Treasurer
$ 156.60
Respectfully submitted, L. H. KINGSLEY, Town Clerk.
Assessors' Report
Value of assessed personal estate $ 433,553.00
Value of assessed real estate 2,047.825.00
Total value of assessed estate $2,481.378.00
Value of assessed buildings $1,074.793.00
Value of assessed land 973,032.00
$2,047,825.00
Number of polls assessed. 727
Residents assessed on property 438
Non-residents assessed on property 72
Number of persons assessed on property
510
For poll tax only . $25
408
Rate of tax per $1,000.00
Number of horses assessed
392
Number of cows
253
Number of neat cattle
31
Number of fowls
125
Number of dwelling houses
431
Acres of land 9220
State tax
$6,300.00
State highway tax
158.19
State special tax 297.00
County tax
4,686.94
Town tax
52,371.00
Overlayings
1,856.32
$ 65,669.45
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Estimated bank and corporation tax $ 1,300.00 State income tax 5,000.00
Addition to warrant 37.75
Value of property exempt from taxation under Chapter 409, Acts of 1909 :
Literary institutions $80,103.00
Church property 46.200.00
Respectfully submitted, JOHN R. MCGRATH, DEWEY J. RYAN, L. H. KINGSLEY,
Assessors of Hatfield.
Report of Library Trustees
The report of the librarian, covering the work of the library for the year is herewith submitted.
MARGARET A. MULLANY, MARION BILLINGS, PETER L. BALISE,
Library Trustees.
Report of Librarian
To the Trustees of the Public Library :
This has been a year of increased activity in the Library. There has been a material gain in circulation both in the adult and in the juvenile departments. It is well to note that more books of non-fiction have been taken out than in previous years.
The circulation for the year has been 12,882. Of these 6,817 were juvenile books and magazines and 6,065 adult.
In 1920 the total circulation was 9,565.
We have added to the library 412 books; 400 by pur- chase and-12 zy gift. Of these 195 were in the juvenile department.
We are glad to cooperate with the public schools in every way possible in the interest of the pupils. Any sug- gestions by the teachers of books helpful in English or other studies are welcome. Mr. Richards has been most helpful in suggesting books for young children
A new assignment of twenty-five books in the Polish language has just been received, loaned by the Department of Education.
As usual, books have been circulated in Bradstreet in charge of Mrs. Laura Belden; in West Hatfield, in charge of Miss Carrie Cutter, and in North Hatfield in charge of Mr. G. H. Danforth.
We have had the faithful, efficient assistance of Miss Margaret P. Ryan through the year.
The library is open on Tuesdays from 3 to 5 P. M. and on Saturdays from 3 to 5 P. M. and 7 to 9 P. M.
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FINANCIAL REPORT
Balance from fines of 1920
$ .56
Fines of 1921
17.10
$ 17.66
Supplies
$ 2.93
Books
10.63
Postage, express, etc.
3.95
-
$ 17.51
Balance on hand
.15
ELLEN A. WAITE,
Librarian.
BOOKS ENTERED DURING 1921
Fiction.
The Mating of the Blades
Success
Sisters in Law
The Gray Angels
The Prodigal Village
Rose o' the Sea
Helen with the High Hand
Flood Tide
Harbor Road
The Iron Trail
Dodo Wonders
Kit Musgrave's Luck
Wilderness Mine
Lister's Great Adventure Cow Country Journey's End
The Girl in Fancy Dress
House with Golden Windows The Son of Tarzan
Achmed Abdullah Sam'l Hopkins Adams Gertrude Atherton Nalbro Bartley Irving Bacheller Countess Barcynska Arnold Bennett Sara Ware Bassett Sara Ware Bassett Rex Beach E. F. Benson Harold Bindloss Harold Bindloss Harold Bindloss B. M. Bower Edna A. Brown J. E. Buckrose J. E. Buckrose Edgar Rice Burroughs
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The Shuttle The Jack-knife Man The Brimming Cup The Little Red Fool The Man Thou Gavest Mamselle Jo The Valley of Visions The Cricket Married The Flaming Forest The Golden Snare
Nomads of the North
The Gold Hunters
The Grissley King Kenny Kingdom Around the Corner When Egypt Went Broke Greatheart
The Hundredth Chance
Bars of Iron
The Tidal Wave
The Obstacle Race
The Moreton Mystery
Far to Seek The Man in Gray
The Book of Susan
Tales of Sherlock Holmes
The Mill on the Floss
The Yellow Horde Martin Comsby's Vengeance This Side of Paradise
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come Dean Men's Money Miss Lulu Bett To Let Caliban Youth Triumphant
Frances Hodgson Burnett Ellis Parker Butler Dorothy Canfield Robert W. Chambers Harriet Comstock Harriet Comstock Sarah Comstock Marjorie Benton Cooke Marjorie Benton Cooke James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood James Oliver Curwood Leona Dalrymple Coningsby Dawson Holman Day Ethel M. Dell Ethel M. Dell Ethel M. Dell Ethel M. Dell Ethel M. Dell Elizabeth Dejeans Maud Diver Thomas Dixon Lee Wilson Dodd A Conan Doyle George Eliot Hal G. Evarts Jeffery Farnol F. Scott Fitzgerald John Fox, Jr. J. S. Fletcher Zona Gale John Galsworthy W. L. George George Gibbs
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The Vagrant Duke Beauty and Nick Desert Valley The Short Cut Man to Man
The Desert of Wheat Wild Fire
Betty Zane
Light of the Western Stars
The Rainbow Trail
The U. P. Trail
The Lone Star Ranger
Allan Quartermain
Egan Through Mocking Bird Gap The Desert Fiddler
Happily Married
The Chivalry of Keith Leicester
The Prisoner of Zenda
Lucinda
The Argyle Case Haffles
If Winter Comes
The Happy Warrior
Seed of the Sun
The Wasted Gencration
The Man Who Did the Right Thing The Girl in the Mirror
Trouble-the-house The Blue Envelope Partners of Chance Cappy Ricks The Pride of Palomar Captain Scragg The Empty Sack Susan Claiborne Galusha, the Magnificent
George Gibbs Philip Gibbs Jackson Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Gregory Zane Grey Zane Grey Zane Grey Zane Grey Zane Grey Zane Grey Zane Grey H. Rider Haggard Halworthy Hall Jarvis Hall Wm. H. Hamby Corra Harris Rob't A. Hood Anthony Hope Anthony Hope Arthur Hornblow E. W. Hornung A. S. M. Hutchinson A. S. M. Hutchinson Wallace Irwin Owen Johnson Sir Harry Johnston Elizabeth Jordan Kate Jordan Sophie Kerr Henry Herbert Knibbs Peter B. Kyne Peter B. Kyne Peter B. Kyne Basil King Jennette Lee Joseph C. Lincoln
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The Custard Cup The Mountebank The Tryst David Vallory The Fire Bringers Potterism Quill's Window
The Drums of Jeopardy
The Pagan Madonna
The Crack in the Bell
Penny of Tophill Trail The Hall and the Grange
The Snowshoe Trail
The Strength of the Pines
Old Mam'selle's Secret
Gold Elsie
At the Villa Rose
Yvette and Other Stories The Egoist
Conrad in Quest of His Youth A Chair on the Boulevard
Mary-Girl Manslaughter Through the Wall
The Beloved Woman
The Land of Last Chance
Jacob's Ladder
The Profiteers By the God's Beloved Pawned Wild Youth and Another The Mystery of the Silver Dagger The Hermit of Far End
Beggar's Gold Sister Sue Just David A Girl of the Lumberlost
Florence B. Livingston Wm. J. Locke Grace Livingston Lutz Francis Lynde Francis Lynde Rose Macaulay Geo. Barr Mccutcheon Harold MacGrath Harold MacGrath Peter Clark MacFarlane Belle K. Maniates Archibald Marshall Edison Marshall Edison Marshall
E. Marlitt E. Marlitt A. E. W. Mason Guy de Maupassant George Meredith Leonard Merrick Leonard Merrick Hope Merrick Alice Duer Miller Cleveland Moffett Kathleen Norris G. W. Ogden E. Phillips Oppenheim E. Phillips Oppenheim Baroness Orczy Frank L. Packard Sir Gilbert Parker Randall Parrish Margaret Pedler Ernest Poole Eleanor H. Porter Eleanor H. Porter Gene Stratton Porter
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Her Father's Daughter The Silent Bullet Green Valley Also Ran Quinn Smiles, a Rose of the Cumberland The Island
The Silver Sixpence
The Preacher of Cedar Mountain Ellen Levis
The Time Spirit
The Mountain Divide
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The Prairie Mother
Alice Adams Terry, a Tale of the Hill People Joanna Builds a Nest
Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Tradition The Young Enchanted
The Rose Dawn
Ladies in Waiting
Goshen Street
Benefits Forget
The Enchanted Canyon
The Wrong Twin
The Little Warrior
The Indiscretions of Archie
Helen of the Old House That Printer of Udells
Children of Storm Rogues and Co.
Gene Stratton Porter Arthur B. Reeve Katharine Reynolds Mrs. Baillie Reynolds Alice Hegan Rice E. H. Robinson Bertha Runkle Ruth Sawyer Ernest Thomson Setan Elsie Singmaster J. C. Snaith Frank H. Spearman Harriet Beecher Stowe Arthur Stringer Booth Tarkington Chas. Goff Thomson Juliet W. Tompkins Mark Twain Mark Twain Marie Van Vorst Hugh Walpole Stewart Edward White Kate Douglas Wiggin Wayland W. Williams Honore Willsie Honore Willsie Harry Leon Wilson
P. G. Wodehouse P. G. Wodehouse Harold Bell Wright Harold Bell Wright Ida A. R. Wylie Ida A. R. Wylie
Miscellaneous
The Happy Hunting Ground The New Europe An American's London
Kermit Roosevelt Nellie B. Allen Louise Closser Hale
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United States of Our Own Times 1865-1920 Haworth Rob't Lansing The Peace Negotiations Le Petit Nord Mrs. Wilfred Grenfell and Katie Spalding Adrift on an Ice Pan Wilfred T. Grenfell Classic Myths Charles Mills Gayley Egypt, Greece and Rome Celia Richmond The Outline of History (2 vol.) H. G. Wells White Shadows in the South Seas Frederick O'Brien Working North from Patagonia Harry A. Franck Herman Hagedorn
Roosevelt in the Bad Lands
My Brother, Theodore Roosevelt
Corrinne Roosevelt Robinson
My Life Here and There Princess Cantacuzene nee Julia Grant
The Making of an American Jacob Riis
Crowding Memories Mrs. T. B. Aldrich Russell Conwell and His Work Agnes R. Burr
Father Duffy's Story
Francis P. Duffy, Chaplain of 165th Infantry
Flying for France James R. McConnell
Queen Victoria Lytton Strachey
Great Modern American Stories Wm. Dean Howells
Mirrors of Downing Street by a gentleman with a duster Mirrors of Washington
People of Destiny Philip Gibbs
Moral Education in School and Home J. O. Engleman Geo. E. Johnson
Education by Plays and Games
Games for the Playground, School and Home
Jessie H. Bancroft
Elementary School Standards McMurry
How to Study andTeaching How to Study McMurry
Reaching the Children
Henry C. Krebs
Insects Injurious to the Household
G. W. Herrick
Four Years in the Underbrush
God's Country
The Scarlet Letter
Vanity Fair
James Oliver Curwood Nathaniel Hawthorne Wm. Makepeace Thackery
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Gulliver's Travels
Don Quixote (abridged) Tales from Shakespeare The Vicar of Wakefield
Jonathan Swift Cervantes Charles and Mary Lamb Oliver Goldsmith Bernardin de St. Pierre
Paul and Virginia
Dante's Divine Comedy The School for Scandal New England in France 26th Div. U. S. A.
Richard B. Sheridan
Songs from the Trenches
Civics for New Americans The New Civics
Taylor presented H. A. Gibbons presented Mabel Hill presented R. S. Ashley presented A. W. Dunn presented
The Community and the Citizen American Social Problems Burch and Patterson presented American Citizenships Chas. A. Beard presented Productive Orcharding F. C. Sears, M. S. presented The Jews and American Ideals John Spargo presented The Next War Will Irwin presented Soldiers and Sailors of France in the war for Independence presented From Xylographs to Lead Molds A. D. 1440-A. D. 1921 presented
Juvenile Department
The Guns of Europe
The Border Watch
The Forest Runners The Young Trailers The Eyes of the Woods Curly and the Aztic Gold Under Boy Scout Colors Marion Frear's Summer Left-tackle Thayer Three-base Benson Full-back Foster Hero Stories from Am. History The Boy Settlers Lost River
Joseph A. Altsheler Joseph A. Altsheler Joseph A. Altsheler Joseph A. Altsheler Joseph A. Altsheler Joseph B. Ames Joseph B. Ames Margaret Ashmun Ralph H. Barbour Ralph H. Barbour Ralph H. Barbour Blaisdell & Ball Noah Brooks Allen Chaffee
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The Deer Slayer Marjorie's Way Grandpa's Little Girls' Houseboat Party
Grandpa's Little Girls at School
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