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We have abated taxes as follows :
Taxes assessed in the year 1895.
. On real estate
.
$67 70
On polls . .
8 00
Taxes of 1897.
Real estate
11 60
Taxes of 1898.
Real estate
17 60
Taxes of 1899.
Real estate
30 00
Polls
4 00
Taxes of 1900.
Real estate
87 47
Personal estate
10 29
Polls
14 00
Total abatement for the year
$250 66
EDWARD CARTER, NATHANIEL R. GERALD, MARCUS M. FISKE,
Assessors.
WAYLAND, February 28, 1901.
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REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1901.
The Almshouse has been in charge of Norman W. Saunders, and he has given general satisfaction.
OUT-DOOR POOR, PARTIAL SUPPORT.
Families aided
12
Persons
61
IN-DOOR POOR, FULL SUPPORT.
Almshouse
2
State Insane Hospitals · . .
4
6
79
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
March 1, 1900. Unexpended balance $252 07
March 26, 1900. Appropriation 2,500 00
April 2, 1900. Received from State . Treasurer 12 00
November 3, 1900. Received from
Town of Southboro 84 10
November 3, 1900. Received from
Town of Lexington .
52 00
$2,900 17
ALMSHOUSE RECEIPTS.
Sale of milk
$217 63
Cows · . . .
263 00
73
20
Pork
37 61
Poultry and eggs
57 22
Produce
26 00
Received for work
110 32
Received for wagon .
25 00
Received for wood
5 00
741 78
EXPENDITURES, OUT-DOOR POOR.
Having a settlement in Wayland and residing elsewhere. Malvina C. Benoit and children, Brockton.
Groceries
$81 16
Fuel
21 85
Clothing
13 00
$116 01
Nelson Normandin and family, North Brookfield.
Groceries
$20 55
$20 55
Mrs. E. Roberts and family, North Brookfield.
Groceries and provisions
$81 68
Coal and wood
15 80
Shoes
3 55
Medical aid and medicine
11 75
$112 78
J. Frank Loker and family, Natick.
Groceries
$34 35
$34 35
Mrs. Emily Sumpter, Hudson.
Board
$64 00
Medical attendance and medicine
58 00
Nurse
10 00
Burial. Died, August, 1900 .
15 00
$147 00
Miss Bessie Stone, Boston.
Hospital
$36 32
$36 32
$3,641 95
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Henry Benoit and family, Springfield.
Provisions
$111 18
Fuel
21 49
Medical aid and medicine
· 12 20
$144 87
Adrian Cormier, Boston.
Carney Hospital
$15 00
$15 00
W. H. Mullin and family, Boston.
Groceries
$3 50
$3 50
Mrs. Andros C. Anderson, Westminister. Board .
$5 00
$5 00
$635 38
Having a settlement in Wayland and residing there.
Ann Painter.
Board
$52 00
George Chalmers.
Board
30 00
Rent
51 00
Medical aid and medicine
5 25
$86 25
Joseph Cormier and family.
Moving ·
$11 57
Groceries and provisions
3 00
$14 57
Francis Weber.
Board
$18 50
Ralph Smith.
$6 75
$18 50
Clothes
$6 75
$52 00
22
John Chenett and family.
Groceries
$34 00
Provisions and milk
20 95
Rent
48 00
Coal and wood .
17 88
Frank Davieu, Jr., and family.
Groceries
$12 00
Provisions
8 00
Rent
16 00
Clothes
10 33
Mrs. N. Latour and family.
Rent
$19 00
Coal and wood
6 18
Groceries
8 00
Louis Cormier.
Coal and wood
$6 75
Medicine
6 00
$12 75
John B. McElroy.
Coal and wood
$4 13
$4 13
$1,030 67
IN INSANE HOSPITALS.
J. A. Wing, Worcester
$169 46
Ellen Stanton, Taunton
169 46
Clara Davis, Westboro
169 46
Hannah Naylor, Westboro
.
61 29
$569 67
$1,600 34
Having a settlement in other towns and residing in Wayland. E. Holdwell, Lexington.
Board . $52 00
$52 00
$120 83
$46 33
$33 18
.
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J. Hawkins and family, Southboro
Rent
$48 00
Groceries
80 87
Coal and wood
34 33
Medical aid and medicine
27 55
$190 75
Charles H. Morse and family, Southboro.
Rent
$8 00
Groceries
4 50
Provisions
4 50
$17 00
$1,860 09
ALMSHOUSE EXPENDITURES.
Paid Warden's salary
$400 00
Paid provisions
166 19
Paid groceries
194 42
Paid grain
273 39
Paid fish
20 74
Paid work
28 00
Paid wagon
12 50
Paid pigs
4 00
Paid ice
8 46
Paid pump
22 63
Paid medical aid
4 00
Paid miscellaneous
4 00
Paid auctioneer
6 50
Paid pasturing
5 00
Paid lumber
9 36
Paid clothing
21 15
Paid blacksmithing
13 40
Paid hardware
13 12
Paid seeds
5 17
·
.
.
$1,212 53
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Traveling expenses, settlement of cases,
stationery and postage stamps . $41 02
$41 02
$3,113 64
Unexpended balance, February 28, 1901
$528 31
$3,641 95
OUTSTANDING CLAIMS.
City of Brockton, Bill not rendered.
City of Springfield, Bill not rendered.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, unsettled case.
REIMBURSEMENTS DUE.
Town of Lexington
$52 00
Town of Southboro
145 40
$197 40
INMATES AT ALMSHOUSE DURING YEAR.
James Burk, March 1, 1900, age 84 years.
Francis J. Weber, July 18, 1900, age 59 years.
Tramps lodged
292
Meals furnished
145
INVENTORY OF PROPERTY AT ALMSHOUSE.
Real estate
$2,500 00
Two horses
$200 00
One cow
50 00
One calf
10 00
Four pigs
30 00
Seventy-five hens
37 50
Mowing machine
25 00
Double harness
25 00
Single harness
10 00
Three ploughs
15 00
25
Harrow
1 00
Wheel harrow
5 00
Hay wagon
30 00
Light wagon
15 00
Sled
15 00
Hay rake
10 00
Horse cart
10 00
Manure
30 00
Two tons hay
40 00
Oat fodder
10 00
Sleigh
30 00
Potatoes
10 00
Hay cutter
3 00
Wood
60 00
Milk cooler
3 00
Tools
33 75
$708 25
Furniture and utensils in house
$166 90
$3,375 15
.
An appropriation of $2000 is asked for the ensuing year.
Respectfully submitted,
DAVID P. W. LOKER, Chairman, DANIEL W. RICKER, Clerk, THEODORE S. SHERMAN.
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REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The two important events of the last year in the history of the library were the fifteenth anniversary of the opening of the library, which occurred August 7, and moving into the new library building in November.
We now have a beautiful library home, artistic, modern, and up-to-date in all its appointments, thanks for which are due not only to the munificence of the late Warren G. Roby, but also to the efficient and tireless work of the building committee.
When the time came for moving, the Trustees went before the town at a special meeting, asking for an extra appropriation of $300. This was cheerfully given, and under the direction of one of the trustees the moving was accomplished at the minimum of expense.
The books, as a whole, are in good condition, although many of the standard sets are sadly in need of replacing. Owing to the shortness of funds during the past, we found ourselves completely out-of-date, few books having been purchased of late years. This we have been somewhat enabled to remedy by the purchases just made, and as far as current literature is concerned we are in better shape. We are still woefully in need of up-to-date books of reference, and those books which are needed by the scholars of the public schools, as well as others of our townspeople, who desire to pursue special lines of research and study, and books which they have a right to expect to find in the library. We are endeavoring to get into closer touch with the schools. With the cordial assis- tance that we are now receiving from the superintendent and teachers we are accomplishing much. One of the first steps taken
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in the new building was to procure a file of magazines for the read- ing room, and this now seems to be the most attractive feature of the library to many.
A need of the most urgent nature is a classification of the library, bringing it up to the modern ideas and thus fully doubling its usefulness.
The interest taken and the increased circulation since the first of January are noticed with gratification by the Trustees, and the many calls for more open hours at the library we hope to meet within a few weeks.
The rules and regulations appended we have adopted after careful consideration.
Herewith is also the Librarian's report containing statistical information, also a catalogue of the last year's accessions. The Treasurer of Library Fund's report shows an unexpended balance, which is somewhat misleading from the fact that necessary expenses consequent upon moving have been voted, bills for which have not been presented.
In recommending the appropriation of $800 for next year we have taken into consideration the desire of the town to keep the tax- rate down as low as possible, and have asked only for that which is absolutely necessary.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN CONNELLY, Chairman, ARTHUR G. BENNETT, Clerk, CHESTER B. WILLIAMS, HARRY E. CARSON, FRANCIS SHAW, A. S. BRYANT.
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BY-LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF PUBLIC LIBRARY.
ARTICLE I.
The library shall be known as the Wayland Town Library, and shall be kept undivided, in some suitable room or building in the central village of Wayland.
ARTICLE II.
There shall be a board of six trustees, two of whom shall be elected by ballot annually at the annual town meeting, to hold office for three years thereafter, or until a successor or successors shall be chosen.
ARTICLE III.
At the first regular meeting of the board in April its officers shall be elected and shall continue in office until their successors are appointed.
ARTICLE IV.
A majority of the board shall constitute a quorum for transaction of business.
ARTICLE V.
The Board of Trustees shall hold a regular monthly meeting, ex- cept during the months of July and August, the date of such meet- ing to be determined by the board at its annual meeting in April.
ARTICLE VI.
The Board of Trustees shall select and purchase books for the library ; shall appoint a Librarian with such other agents as may be
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necessary, and fix their salaries ; provide catalogues ; exercise a general control of the library; order all necessary repairs and alterations of the building and its appurtenances ; make a special examination of the books during the week ending with the last Saturday in October.
ARTICLE VII.
The Librarian shall keep the books and appurtenances of the library in proper order. He shall record in a record, called " Cata- logue of Accessions," the title of each book placed therein, with the date of its purchase, and also the title of all books or other property given to the library with the donor's name and date of presentation. He shall prepare such catalogues, books and forms as the Trustees may direct. He shall report to the Trustees all gifts of funds to the library and shall, if accepted by the board, send an acknowledge- ment of the same to the givers. He shall keep a record of all such books as are asked for, and are not in the library, with the names of the persons asking for them, and submit the record to the Trustees. He shall cause a book plate to be attached to each volume belong- ing to the library, and shall note on it the date of the receipt of the book; if a gift, the name of the giver ; and the number it bears in the Catalogue of Accessions. He shall permit no book to be used until it shall be properly prepared for entry in the catalogues. He shall charge to each borrower the books delivered, with the dates of their delivery and of their return. He shall, on the first day of February in each year, present to the Board of Trustees a detailed report of the condition and the circulation of the library, including an alphabetical list of the previous year's accessions, with catalogue numbers, to be printed in annual town report, together with such other facts and suggestions as he may deem of importance. He shall perform such other duties as may be required of him by the Trustees.
ARTICLE VIII.
No book, pamphlet, work of art or other property whatsoever, offered by any person to the library shall be accepted and placed therein except by express vote of the board. A notice of acceptance shall then be sent to the giver with suitable acknowledgement.
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ARTICLE IX.
All duplicate books, pamphlets and articles belonging to the library may be exchanged at any time at the discretion of the Board of Trustees.
ARTICLE X.
The library shall be open for delivery and return of books every Wednesday and Saturday (except legal holidays) from 3 to 5 and 6.30 to 9 P. M., provided, however, that no books shall be delivered during the week ending with the last Saturday in October ; and pro- vided further that the library may be closed by order of the Board of Trustees when deemed necessary for any special purpose.
ARTICLE XI.
Any resident (in town) twelve years old and over may take from the library not exceeding two books at one time ; and children under that age may take one book each; the parents or guardians of minors being responsible for their wards or children. Minors and strangers may use the library on the same conditions as residents, provided they furnish satisfactory reference or deposit with the Librarian the value of the book desired.
ARTICLE XII.
The library card of the person wishing for books, with the shelf number of the books wanted written thereon, must be presented to the Librarian as the only method of obtaining books.
NOTE. - Cards to be furnished by the Librarian at one cent each.
ARTICLE XIII.
Borrowers may take two books at the same time. No books shall be kept out more than four weeks, except by the permission of the Trustees ; and the Trustees may limit the time during which any book may be kept one week. "New books " cannot be re- newed, and all others can be renewed but once.
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ARTICLE XIV.
" New books " kept from the library more than one week, and all others kept more than four weeks at a time, will subject the borrower to a fine of six cents per week per volume for each week's delay in returning.
N. B. Books are considered "new " until one year after the date of their purchase or presentation. The date of their purchase or presentation will be found on the book plate inside the cover of each book.
ARTICLE XV.
All books must be returned to the library on or before the last Saturday but one in October. Subject to a fine of twenty-five cents per volume.
ARTICLE XVI.
Books kept from the library more than three months shall be deemed lost, and must be replaced by other copies, or paid for by the borrower.
ARTICLE XVII.
All penalties named under these articles and also those incurred under the State laws (see below) if remaining unpaid more than four weeks will forfeit the library privileges to the defaulter until settlement is made.
ARTICLE XVIII.
Teachers of the public schools may take from the library at one time not exceeding ten books, for school use and may hold same not over four weeks subject to recall by Librarian after two weeks, and same fines as regular takers after four weeks. Any person pursuing a special study may, by obtaining a signed permission of two Trustees take out not exceeding ten books for a period of two weeks.
ARTICLE XIX.
Books of reference and those deemed unsuitable for general cir- culation shall not be taken out of the library except by an order signed by at least two Trustees.
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ARTICLE XX.
Persons may always receive books for reading, consultation or study in either the reading or waiting room, by making written application on special slips furnished at the library desk. All such books must be returned to the desk before the borrower leaves the library. Books, magazines and papers belonging to the reading room may be used in the building but cannot be taken out.
ARTICLE XXI.
All persons visiting the library building will be required to con- duct themselves quietly and avoid all unnecessary conversation. Any person abusing the privilege of the library by improper or offensive conduct may be denied admission to the building for such period as the Trustees may determine.
ARTICLE XXII.
The Trustees from time to time may make any new or special permanent or temporary regulation for the management and preser- vation of the library, and for penalties for injury thereto, or the books therein, or for violation of the regulations which they may deem expedient, provided that such regulations do not conflict with those adopted by the town.
ACTS AND RESOLVES, MASSACHUSETTS, 1883. CHAPTER 81, SECTION 1.
"SECTION 1. Whoever wilfully and maliciously or wantonly and without cause writes upon, injures, defaces, tears or destroys a book, plate, picture, engraving, map, newspaper, magazine, pamphlet, manuscript, or statue belonging to a law, town, city or other public or incorporated library, shall be punished by a fine of not less than $5.00 nor more than $50, or by imprisonment in the jail not exceed- ing six months."
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ACTS AND RESOLVES, MASSACHUSETTS, 1883. CHAPTER 77, SECTION 1.
" SECTION 1. Whoever wilfuly and maliciously or wantonly and without cause detains any book, newspaper, magazine, pamphlet or manuscript belonging to a law, town, city or other public incorpo- rated library for thirty days after notice in writing, from the librarian of such library, given after the expiration of the time which by the regulations of such library such book, newspaper, magazine, pamphlet, or manuscript may be kept, shall be pun- ished by a fine of not less than $1 nor more than $25, or by impris- onment in the jail not exceeding six months."
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT.
To the Board of Trustees :
The statistical information for the year 1900-1901 is respect- fully submitted.
ACCESSIONS.
Books. 217
Pamphlets
By purchase
By gift .
140
Bound and transferred from pamphlet depart- ment
23
Total
390
Whole number of volumes in the library . . 13,664
Pamphlets presented
· 766
CIRCULATION.
In Cochituate village
1,457
In Wayland Centre
4,444
Total .
5,901
DONORS OF BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.
Balch, Mr. T. W. .
1
Brookline Public Library
4
Campbell, Miss C. H.
2
Cutting, Mrs. Charles A.
1
93
Cutting, Mr. Charles A.
1
Clement, Mr. Hazen
1
35
Books. Pamphlets
Draper, Mr. Wallace
12
Esty, Mr. C. C.
1
Fowler, Mr. F. H. .
1
Free Public Library Commission
1
1
Heard, Misses M. and E.
5
Howe, Mrs. Oscar F.
48
360
Joseph Burnett Co. .
1
Loring, the Misses .
56
173
McGlenan, Mr. E. W.
1
Richardson, Mr. C. F.
14
Salem Public Library
5
Shaw, Mr. Francis
2
Smith, Mr. Elbridge
1
State Government .
9
6
Stockwell, Mr. J. W.
1
United States Government
13
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Underwood, Mr. Herbert
1
Wilson, Mrs. M. C. C.
1
Sent to the Reading Room
·
1
62
Library reports have been received as follows : Arlington, Brook- line, Brooklyn, Concord, Fall River, Forbes Library, Northampton, Harvard College and Harvard University, Hyde Park, Lawrence, Institute of Technology. Lawrence, Newton, State Library, Theo- logical Library, Winthrop, also from Young Men's Christian Union, Board of Agents, Bronson Library Fund, Adams Nervine and St. Louis Mercantile.
CLASSES OF READING.
Art .
.05
Juvenile
.13
Biography
.05
Poetry
.01
Fiction
.
.49
Science
.02
History
.24
Travels
.01
SARAH E. HEARD,
Librarian.
February 15, 1901.
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BOOKS ADDED SINCE JANUARY, 1900.
Alice of Old Vincennes. Maurice Thompson.
6720 6956 Along French Byways. C. Johnson. Alps From End to End. W. M. Conway. Amateur's Garden Book. L. H. Bailey. American Fights and Fighters. C. T. Brady. American in Holland, The. William E. Griffis. Among The Farmyard People. C. D. Pierson. 6952 6700 6651 6673 6972 6940 Among The Forest People. C. D. Pierson. 6659 An American Anthology. Clarence Stedman. Anglo-Boer Conflict, The. A. Ireland. 6696 6732 Anneke. E. M. Champney. 6769 Ars Et Vita. R. S. Sullivan. 6691 Art of Living, The. Robert Grant. 6751 As Seen By Me. Lilian Bell. 6698 As We Go. Charles Dudley Warner. 6699 As We Were Saying. Charles Dudley Warner. Austria. Sydney Whitman. 8225T 6704 Autobiography of a Quack. S. Weir Mitchell. 6703 Banker and the Bear, The. H. K. Webster. 6749 Bennett Twins, The. Grace M. Hurd. 6942 Biography of a Grizzly, The. E. S. Thompson. Bird Homes. A. R. Dugmore. 6937 6971 Black Rock. R. Connor. 6620 Black Wolf's Breed, The. H. Dickson. 6634 Bonaventura. George W. Cable. 6946 Book For All Readers. A. R. Spofford. 6695 Book Lover, The. James Baldwin. 6752 Cardinal's Rose, The. S. Van Tassel. 6725 Cardinal's Snuff Box. H. Harland. Century Book of the American Colonies. E. S. Brooks. 6784 6785 Century Book of the American Revolution. E. S. Brooks.
6678 Century of Science, A. John Fiske.
6786 Century Book For Young Americans. E. S. Brooks.
6603
Children of The Mist. E. Phillpotts.
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6736
Children of the Sherburn House. A. Douglas.
6655 China, The Long Lived Empire. E. R. Skidmore.
6962 China's Only Hope. Chang C. Tung.
6658
Concerning Cats. H. M. Winslow.
6683 6963 6648
Crises in China. G. B. Smith and Others.
Crittenden. John Fox.
6763
Divine Comedy, Hell. Charles E. Norton.
6764
Divine Comedy, Purgatory. Charles E. Norton.
6765 Divine Comedy, Paradise. Charles E. Norton.
6629
Dorothy Deane. E. O. Kirk.
6630
Dorothy and Her Friends. E. O. Kirk.
6633 Dorothy Dracot's To-morrow. V. Townsend.
6743 Double Thread, A. E. A. Fowler.
6654
Dr. North and His Friends. S. Weir Mitchell.
6679-80 Dutch Quaker Colonies. John Fiske.
6771 Eastover Court-House, The. B. Boone and K. Brown.
6722
Eben Holden. Irving Bacheller.
6950 Educational Reform. Charles W. Elliot.
6935 Eccentricities of Genius. Major J. B. Pond.
6706 Eleanor. Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
6608 Elizabeth and Her German Garden.
6685 European History. Arthur Hassal.
6964 European Travel for Women. M. C. Jones.
6750 Expatriates. Lilian Bell.
6742
Farringdons, The. E. T. Fowler,
6938
Field, Forest and Wayside Flowers. M. Going.
6687
First Book of Birds. O. T. Miller.
Fisherman's Luck. H. Van Dyke.
6609 6776
For Freedom of the Sea. C. T. Brady.
6775 For Love of Country. C. T. Brady.
6714
Friend of Cæsars, A. William Stearns.
6755 From the Land of the Shamrock. J. Barlow.
6756 Gateless Barrier, A. Luces Malet.
Contemporaries. T. W. Higginson.
6618 Dionysius, The Weaver's Heart's Dearest. B. W. Howard.
6647
Ednah and Her Brothers. E. Orne White.
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6724
Gentleman from Indiana, A. B. Tarkington.
6961 Glimpses of Three Nations. G. W. Stevens.
6758 Golden Book of Venice. Mrs. Lawrence Turnbull.
6744 Greater Inclination. Edith Wharton.
Grip of Honor. C. T. Brady.
6774 6705 6767 6716 6632 6737
Head of a Hundred, The. M. W. Goodwin.
Hear of the Ancient Wood, The. C. C. Roberts.
Heart's Highway, The. Mary E. Wilkins.
Heir of Sherburn, The. A. M. Douglas. Henry Worthington, Idealist. M. Sherwood.
6968
Herod. Stephen Phillips.
6677 Historic Mansions and Highways. S. A. Drake.
6682
Horace Bushnell, Preacher and Theologian. T. T. Munger.
Hosts of the Lord, The. F. A. Steel.
House Behind the Cedars. C. W. Chestnut.
House of Egremont, The. M. E. Seawell.
How Women May Earn a Living. H. E. Candee.
Iceland Fisherman, An. Pierre Lati.
Idle Idyls. C. Wells.
In the Hands of the Cave Dwellers. G. A. Henty.
In the Irish Brigade. G. A. Henty.
In Hostile Red. J. A. Altsheler.
6723 6721
In the Palace of the King. F. M. Crawford. Isle of Unrest, The. H. S. Merriman.
6958-9 Italian Cities. E. H. and E. W. Blashfield.
6975 Jack's Carrier Pigeons. H. Butterworth.
6667
James Russell Lowell and His Friends. E. E. Hale.
6612
Janice Merideth. P. L. Ford.
8225
Japan. David Murray.
6665-6 John Murray Forbes' Letters and Recollections. Sarah F. Hughes.
6672 John M. H. Spielman.
6604 Knights of the Cross. H. Sienkiewicz.
6965 L'Aiglon. Edward Rostand.
6688 Land of the Dollar, The. G. W. Stevens.
6734 6770 6717 6701 6638 6966 6974 6661 6741
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6675 6708
Land of the Long Night. P. Da Chaellu.
Lane Which Had No Turning, The. G. Parker.
6668-9 Letters of R. L. Stevenson. S. Colvin. Letters to the Farm Boy. H. Wallace.
6973 994 6948 6670 6623
Life Beyond Death. M. J. Savage.
Life of Francis Parkman. C. H. Farnham.
Life and Letters of Lewis Carrol. S. D. Collingwood.
Lion and the Unicorn, The. R. H. Davis.
6945
Literary Friends and Acquaintances. W. D. Howells. Literary History of America. Barrett Wendell.
6660 6635 6628
Loveliness. E. S. Phelps.
6636 6746 6622 6631
Love of Parson Lord, The. M. E. Wilkins.
Maid of Maiden Lane, The. A. Barr.
6712
Mantle of Eliza, The. I. Langwill.
6686 6624 6616 6710
Master Christian, The. Marie Corelli.
6625 Meg Langholme. Mrs. Molesworth.
6753
Meloon Farm, The. M. L. Pool.
6951
Men Who Made the Nation, The. E. E. Sparks.
6960
Mexican Vistas. H. W. Sherrat.
Modern Reader and Speaker. G. Riddle.
6947 6653 6759 6637
Monsieur Beaucaire. B. Tarkington.
Mr. Dooley in the Hearts of His Countrymen.
6640 6627 6936 6684
Nature's Garden. Mellje Blanchau.
Old Cambridge. T. W. Higginson.
6949
Oliver Cromwell. Theodore Roosevelt.
6757
On the Wings of Occasions. J. C. Harris.
6619
Other Fellow, The. F. H. Smith.
Manual of Mineralogy and Petrography. J. D. Dana.
Man with the Hoe, The. E. Markham.
Market Place, The. H. Frederic.
Lost Man's Lane, The. A. K. Green.
Main Travelled Roads. H. Garland.
Manifest Destiny, A. J. Magruder.
Mooswa and Others of the Boundaries. W. A. Fraser.
My Journal in Foreign Lands. J. H. Newell. Nannie's Happy Childhood. C. L. Field.
1
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6939
Our Native Trees. H. L. Keeler.
6641-2 Outlines in Lessons in Botany. J. H. Newell.
6662 Out With Garabaldi. G. A. Henty.
6967 Overheard in a Garden. O. Herford.
6969 6617 6674
Parson Kelly. A. E. W. Mason and Andrew Lang.
Patience, a Daughter of the Mayflower. E. W. Champney.
6649-50 Paul Jones, Founder of the American Navy. A. C. Buell.
6718 Philip Winwood. R. N. Stephens.
6754 Pine Knot. W. E. Barton.
6600
Plantation Pageants. J. C. Harris.
6664
Pompeii, its Life and Art. A. Mau.
6731
Pursuit of the House Boat. J. R. Bangs.
6707 Quincy Adams Sawyer. C. F. Pidgin.
Quisante. A. Hope.
6783 Ray's Daughter. Gen Chales King.
6643 Reader on Botany. Jane H. Newell.
6644 Reader on Botany. Part II.
6681 Recollections of My Mother. S. I. Leslie
6728 6726 Reign of Law, The. J. L. Allen.
Rembrant, A Romance of Holland. W. C. Larned. Resurrection. L. Tolstoy.
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