Town Report on Lincoln 1891-1898, Part 7

Author: Lincoln (Mass.)
Publication date: 1891
Publisher: Lincoln (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 734


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For Town Hall 30 tons 200 lbs. At $5 45 long


" Centre School 14 " 600 " ton delivered at " South 66


28 " 1700 16 depot at Lincoln.


" Library 11 at $5 55


" Water Works about 50 " Cumberland $3.80 f.o.b. Boston.


W. K. BLODGETT, Chairman.


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Report of the Trustees of the George F. Bemis Lecture Fund.


May 2d and 28th we received from the Town Treasurer the legacy of thirty thousand dollars left by the late George F. Bemis. The same has been invested in stock of the following corporations in the name of "the Trustees of the George F. Bemis Lecture Fund for the Town of Lincoln."


20 shares Boston & Albany R. R.


50 66 Boston & Lowell R. R.


33 66 West End Pref. R. R.


20 66 Fitchburg R. R.


20 66 Old Colony R. R.


20 Boston & Providence R. R.


20 66 Bell Telephone.


There has been received with interest and dividends to Jan. 1, 1893, $2,622 20 As the above stocks were mostly purchased "dividend on" there has been transferred from the income stated to the principal fund the sum of $493 75


Leaving as income to Jan. 1, 1893, . 2,128 45 There has been paid for lectures and other expenses to date


$899 22 Cash on deposit in Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. 1,229 23


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W. K. BLODGETT, Treasurer.


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AUDITOR'S REPORT.


Having examined the bills and vouchers presented to the sev- eral officers of the town for payment, and paid according to the foregoing reports, I find them correct.


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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.


LINCOLN, February 10, 1893.


The Trustees of the Library submit the Report of its Treasurer, and the statistical report of its Librarian ; also a list of new books purchased during the year. A gift of seventy dollars from Ogden Codman, Esq., is gratefully acknowledged.


STATISTICS OF LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY.


No. of volumes in Library, .


· 4,760


66 added past year, · 265 .


Total delivery of books from Jan. 1, 1892, to Jan. 1, 1893,


3,255


Registration of borrowers, . 283


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APPENDIX TO CATALOGUE. List of Additions for 1892.


No. 8.


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Abbott, L. The evolution of christian-


ity 1127.10


Adams, C. F. Three episodes of Mas- sachusetts history 337.2


Everest, C. Address in commemora- tion of .. 612.10


Barrie, J. M. The little minister .. 1025.8


Adams, C. K. Christopher Columbus .. 616.21


When a man's single .. 1025.27


Africa, Pimblett W. True stories from African history. 1225.9


Harrison, F. B. True stories from Ital- ian history 1225.11 Bayly, A. E. [Edna Lyall] Max Here- ford's dream. 1026.19


Aldrich, T. B. Poems


1412.7


Bedford, Mass. Brown A. E. History of the town of Bedford. 332.9


Allen, E. Hall H. Ethan Allen, the Robin Hood of Vermont


America. Archaeology. Fewkes, J. W. ed, journal of Amer. Ethnology and Archaeology V. I.


Geology. Shaler, N. S. Nature and man in America.


134.8


Biology, Cook J. 134.6


134.7


Bird, I. L. now Mrs. Bishop. Journeys in Persia and Kurdistan. 2v .. 422.11 Bolles, F. The land of the lingering snow .. 1324.26


Parkman, F. France and England in No. America. Pt. 6. A half century of conflict.


333.5 1225.4


Pratt, M. L. American history stories


America, (South) Child T. The Span- ish American republics. 431.1


Bradley, G. G. Recollections of A. P.


Americanisms and Briticisms, Math- ews B. 1328.1 - Stanley 617.1


Arnold, T. S. Stanley, A. P. Life and corres. of Thomas Arnold. 612.13


Angell, G. T. Autobiographical sketches, etc. 612.9


Brimmer, M. Egypt : three essays on the history, religion and art of Egypt .. 411.16


Brine, M. D. Dan : story for boys. 1224.4


Brown, A. E. History of Bedford, Mass. 332.9


Fewkes, W. J. Journal of Amer. Ethn- ology and Archaeology. V. I ... 134.10


Austin, J. G. David Alden's daughter and other stories of Colonial times . Autobiography of a slander, Bayly A. E.


1026.14


1026.19


Baby John, by author of "Miss Toorsey's mission." 1026.7 Barker, E. H. Wayfaring in France ... 422.10 Barr, A. E. Michael and Theodora .. 1224,5


The preacher's daughter 1026.4


White, A. S. The development of Af- rica


422.9


617.3 Beggars all, Dougall E. 1026.6


Besant, W. The ivory gate. 1026.8 Bevis, story of a boy. Jeffries R. 1225.1


134.10


Biography. Harrison F. ed. New cal- ender of great men Ref.


Story of our continent.


History, Fiske J. The discovery of America.


333.4


Boston, Mass. Lodge, H. C. (Historical towns). 328.12


Bowditch, W. C. Woman suffrage a right, not a privilege .. 1325.17 Brackett, A. C. The technique of rest. 125.29


Brewster, H. P. and Humphrey, G. H. England and its rulers. 337.1


134.12 Annals of a fortress, Violet-Le-Duc. E. Archaeology, Bandilier, A. F. Con- tributions to the history of the S. W. portions of the U. S. 134.11


Brown, C. True stories from the reign of Queen Victoria. 1225.8 Browning, O. True stories from Eng. history 1225.7 Buckley, A. B. Moral teachings of science 123.15


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Bunner, H. C. Short sixes. 1026.1 Burnham, C. L. Miss Bagg's secretary 1025.11 1026.10


Bynner, E. L. Zachary Phipps.


Byzantine empire, story of. Oman C. W. C 334.14 417.22


Caine, H. The little Manx nation.


Captain, The, of the Kittiewink. Ward H. D.


1224.12 617.2


Carlyle, T. Nichol J. Thomas Carlyle ..


Carter, F. Mark Hopkins. (Amer. re- liglous leaders) 616.12


Catherwood, M. H. The lady of Fort St. John.


1025.14


Cecil, R. A. T. G. Marquis of Sulis- bury. Traill H. D. The Marquis of Salisbury


616.16


Chadwick, J. W. A book of poems. 1413.16


Characteristics. Mitchell, S. W .. 1026.15


Chaucer for children. Hawies Mrs. R. H .. 1223.1


Child, T. The Spanish-American re-


publics.


431.1


Derrick Vaughn, novelist. Bayly, A.E. 1026.19


Children of the poor. Riis, J. 1512.19


Children's rights. Wiggin K. D. 1325.14


Chinese, the, Coltman, R. Jr. 423.15


Chittenden, L. E. Recollections of President Lincoln. 612.11


Christianity. Abbott L. Evolution of Christianity. 1127.10


Church, R. W. Beginning of the mid- dle ages.


317.23


Dougall, L. Beggars all 1026.6


The Oxford movement. 1127.8


Church history. Trench, R. C. Lec- tures on mediæval church history ... Clark, W. Savonarola; his life and times.


616.13


Clemency Franklin. Keary, A. 1025.21


Dumps. Parr, Mrs. L. 1025.23


Clemens, S. L. Merry tales. 1026.9


Clerke, A. M. Familiar studies Homer


1314.2


Colombo, C. Adams, C. K. Christo- pher Columbus; his life and his wife Hale, E. E. A popular life of Colum- bus.


616.21


W. Life and times of Edward III .. 332.10


Eggleston, E. The faith doctor. 1025.28


616.17


Coltman, R. jr. The Chinese; their present and future, etc.


423.15


Cook, J. Biology.


134.6


Connecticut. Spaulding, J.A. Comp. Popular biography of Connecticut. Illus. .


531.12


Crawford, F. M. Don Orsino 1026.16 The three fates .. 1025.20


Croly, Mrs. J. C. [Jennie June.] Thrown upon her own resources ; or, what girls can do. 1325.11


Crompton, F. E. Master Bartlemy ; or, The thankful heart .. 1224.9 Cross currents. Dickens, M. A. 1026.5 Crystal hunters, The. Fenn, G. M. 1224.14 Curtis, G. W. James Russell Lowell; an address ... 1323.19


Dan; story for boys ..


1224.4


Darkness and dawn; or, Scenes in the days of Nero. Farrar, F. W. 1025.7


David Alden's daughter. Austin, J. G. 1026.14


Davis, Mrs. R. H. Silhouettes of American life. 1026.12


Davis, Rich. H. Van Bibber and oth- ers .. 1025.22


The West from a car window. 424.19


Day, A, at Laguerre's and other days. . 1025.24


Dear. By author of "Miss Toorsey's mission". 1026.13


Deluge, The; an historical novel of Poland, Sweden and Russia. Sien-


kiewez, H. 1026.20


Dickens, C. Hutton, L. ed. Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie Collins


616.23


Dickens, M. A. Cross currents 1026.5


Dickenson, E. Poems 1417.33 Dobson, A. William Hogarth 611.3


Dodd, A. B. In and out of three Nor- mandy inns. 424.20


Don Orsino. Crawford, F. M. 1026.16


1122.13


Douglass, F. Holland, F. M. Freder- ick Douglass, the colored orator .... 616.15 Duchess, The of Angouleme and the restoration. Imbert de Saint-Am- and, A. L .. 624.2


Duty. Seelye, J. H. 1324.27 Earle, A. M. The Sabbath in Puritan New England. 1325.12


Edward III. of England. Longman,


Egypt. Brimmer, M. Three essays ... 1325.16 1025.10 411.16 Ehrich, L. R. The question of silver .. Elsket, and other stories. Page, T. N. England. Brown, C. True stories from the reign of Queen Victoria ... 1225.8 Brewster, H. P. and Humphrey, G. H. England and its rulers. 337.1


Browning, O. True stories from Eng- lish history. 1225.7 Gardiner, S. R. History of England, 1603-1642. 10v. 337.4


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Guest, M. J. Lectures on the history of England.


337.3


Price, L. L. Short history of political economy in England. 122.20 Ranke, L. von. History of England, princ. in 17th century. 332.11


Stories from Eng. history for young Americans. 1225.5


English literature. Morley, H. Eng- lish writers. V. 1-8. 1317.1


Erie Brighteyes. Haggard, H. R. 1224.11


Europe. Lavisse, E. General view of the political history of Europe .... 317.24


Everett, W. Address in commem. of life and services of C. F. Adams, July 4th, 1887.


Fairy tales. Jacobs, J. English fairy tales.


1214.24 1025.28


Faith doctor, The. Eggleston, E ...


Farrar, F. W. Darkness and dawn; or, Scenes in the days of Nero.


Fellowe, A, and his wife. Howard, B. W. and Sharp, W. 1025.15


Fenn, G. M. The crystal hunters; a boy's adventures in the higher Alps 1224.14 Fewkes, W. J. editor. Journal of Amer. Ethnology and Archæology, V. I. 134.10


Field, E. A little book of profitable tales ..


1224.3 333.4


Fiske, J. Discovery of America. 2v. Fitch, C. The knighting of the twins .. 1215.25 Five little peppers grown up. Sidney M .. 1225.2


Florence. Johnson. T. W. The lily of the Arno; or Florence past and present .. 422.8


Flying Hill Farm. Swett, S ... 1224.7


Foresters, The. Tennyson, A. 1413.15


France, Barker, E. H. Wayfaring in France 422.10


Moltke, H. C. von. The Franco-Ger- man war 333.1


Paul, N. E. True stories from French history


1225.10 1417 34


Francesca of Rimini. A. S. H.


Franklin, Sir J. Markham, A. H. Life of Sir J. Franklin and the North west passage .... 616.20


Freeman, E. A. Historical essays, 4 series. 1314.1


Friendship the master passion. Trum- bull, H. C ...


1322.3


From palm to glacier. Rollins, A. W ... 423.15


Gardiner, S. K. History of England, 1603-1642. 10v.


337.4


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Gibson, W. H. Sharp eyes : a rambler's calender etc.


1522.12


Glimpses of the world; photographs prepared under the supervision of J. L. Stoddard.


Ref.


Golden gossip. A. Whitney, Mrs. A. D. T. 1025.16


612.14


Goss, E. H. Life of Col. Paul Revere. 2v Grand Army of the Republic. Souvenir, 24th, Nat. Encampment, Boston, 1890 332.8 Grandmother, The. Nemec, B .. 1026.22 Great streets of the world. Davis R. H. and others. 431.2


Greek history, True stories from. Pol- lard, A. 1225.12 Greek philosophy, short history of. Marshall, J. 1122.14


Guest, M. J. Lectures on the History of England. 337.3 Haggard, H. R. Eric Brighteyes. 1224.11


1025.7


Hale, E. E. Popular life of Christopher Columbus. 616.17


Hale, E. E. Story of Massachusetts. .. 333.3


Half-century, A. of conflict in N. Amer- ica. Parkman, F. 333.5


Hall, H. Ethan Allen, the Robin Hood of Vermont. 617.3


Harris, J. C. On the plantation. 1026.17


Harrison, F. ed, The new calendar of great men 617.4


Haweis, Mrs. H. R. Chaucer for chil- dren. Illus. 1223.1


Hawaii. Mather. H. One Summer in Hawaii. 414.19


Hemenway Southwestern Archaeo- logical Expedition.


Baudilier, A. F. Contributions to the history of the Southwest portions of the U. S ..


134.11


Higginson, T. W. The new world and the new book. 1325.15


His great self. Terhune, M. V. 1026.21


Hogarth, W. Dobson, A. William Hogarth. 611.3


Holland, F. M. Frederick Douglas the colored orator. 616.15


Homer, Clerke, A. M. Familiar stud- ies in Homer. 1314.2


Hopkins, M. Carter F. Mark Hopkins .. 616.12 Howard, B. W. and Sharp, W. A fel- lowe and his wife 1025.15


Howells, W. D. An imperative duty .. 1025.9


The quality of mercy. 1025.18 The rise of Silas Lapham 1025.29


Hutchinson, Rev. H. N. The story of the hills. 134.9


612.10


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Hutton, A. W. Cardinal Manning. ... 616.22 Hutton, L. ed. Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie Collins . 616.23


Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L. The Duchess of Angouléme and the re- storations


624.2


Imperative duty, An. Howells, W. D. 1025.9


In and out of three Normandy inns. Dodd, A. B. 424.20


Ireland. A little tour in Ireland; by an Oxonian 417.23


Italian history, True stories from, Har- rison, F. B. 1225.11


Ivory gate, The. Besant, W. 1026.8


Jacobs, J. English fairy tales 1214.24


James, H. The lesson of the Master 1025.17 Jane Field. Wilkins, M. E. 1026.18


Janvier, T. A. The uncle of an angel ... 1025.12


Jeffries, R. Bevis ; the story of a boy ... 1225.1


Jock O'Dreams. Lippman, J. M ... 1224.8


Johnson, V. W. The lily of the Arno; Florence past and present .. 422.8


Kaufman, R. The Queens of England ; abrig. and adapt. from Strickland's "Queens of England." (Young folks history.) .. 1225.13


Keary, A. Clemency Franklin. 1025.21


Knighting of the twins. Fitch, C 1215.25


Lances, The, of Lynwood. Yonge, C. M .. 1026.23


Lady, The, of Fort St. John. Cather- wood, M. H. 1025.14


Land, The, of the lingering snow. Bolles, F 1324.26


Larcom, L. The unseen friend 1127.9


Lavisse, E. General view of the politi- cal history of Europe 317.24


Lesson, The, of the Master. James H. 1025.17


Lily, The, of the Arno. Johnson, V. W. 422.8


Lincoln, A. Chittenden, L. E. Recollec- tions of Pres. Lincoln. 612.11


Nicolay, J. G. and Hay, J. Abraham Lincoln : a history. 333.2


Putnam, M. L. The children's life of Lincoln. 1225.6 Lincoln, A. Schurz, C. Abraham Lin- coln : an essay. 616.18


Lincoln, Mass. Town reports, 1879-89 .. 213.1 Lippman, S. Jock O'Dreams 1224.8


Little book, A, of profitable tales. Field, E. 1224.3


Little brothers of the air. Miller, O. T .. 1324.2


Little ladies, The. Milman, H .. 1214.23


Little minister, The. Barrie. J. M. 1025.8 Lodge, H. C. Boston 328.12


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Longman, W. Life and times of Ed- ward III. of England. 332.10 Lothrop, Mrs. H. M. Five little pep- pers grown up 1225.2 Lowell, J. R. Curtis, G. W. James Russell Lowell: an address. 1323.19 Macdonald, G. A rough shaking. 1224.10 Machar, A. M. Marjorie's Canadian winter .. 1224.2


Man, Isle of. Caine, H. The little Manx nation. 417.22


Manning, H. E. Cardinal. Hutton A. W. Cardinal Manning. 616.22 Marjorie's Canadian winter. Machar, A. M .. 1224.2 Markham, Capt. A. H. Life of Sir J. Franklin 616.20


Marriage, The, of Elinor. Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. W. 1025.19


Marshall, J. Short history of Greek philosophy. 1122.14


Massachusetts. Adams, C. F. Three episodes of Mass. history. 337.2


Hale, E. E. Story of Massachusetts 333.3


Pratt, M. L. and Lovering, A. T. Sto- ries of Massachusetts. 1225.3


Master Bartelemy. Crompton, F. E .... 1224.9


Mather, H. One Summer in Hawaii .... 414.19


Matthews, B. Americanisms and


Briticisms 1328.1


Max Hereford's dream. Bayly, A. E. 1026.19


Men of iron. Pyle, H. 1214.22 Merry tales. Clemens, S. L .. 1026.9


Michael and Theodora, Barr, A. E. 1224.5


Middle Ages. Church, R. W. Beginning of the Middle Ages. 317.23


Miller, O. T. Little brothers of the air .. 1324.2


Milman, H. The little ladies. 1214.23


Miss Baggs secretary. Burnham, C. L .. 1025.11


Miss Wilton. Warren, C .. 1026.3


Mrs. Keats Bradford. Pool, M. L 1026.2 Mitchell, S. W. Characteristics. 1026.15


Molesworth, Mrs. M. L. The next- door house. 1224.13


Moltke, H. C. B. von. The Franco- German war of 1870-71. 333.1


Moral teachings of science. Buckley, A. B. . 123.15


Morley. H. English writers ; history of Eng. literature. Vol.1-8. 1317.1


Morris, W. and Magnusson, E. The Saga library. V. I .. 1025.25


My portfolio; collection of essays. Phelps, A ... 1325.13


Nature and man in America. Shaler, N. S. 134.8


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Nemec, B. The grandmother 1026.22


New world, The, and the new book. Higginson, T. W 1325.15


Newman, J. H. Historical sketches .... Next-door house, The. Molesworth, Mrs. 1214.13 617.2


337.5


Nichol, J. Thomas Carlyle.


Nicholay, J. G. and Hay, J. Abraham Lincoln : a history. 333.2


Normandy. Dodd, A. B. In and out of three Normandy inns 424.20


North, M. Recollections of happy life; autobiog. ed. by her sister. 612.12 1215.26


Old Rough, the Miser. Wesselhoeft, L .. Old South, The. Page, T. N. 1325.17


Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. W. The marriage of Elinor. 1025.19


Oman, C. W. C. Story of the Byzan- tine empire .


334.14 1026.17 1127.8


423.15 Rollins, A. W. From palm to glacier. Roman empire. Bryce, J. The holy Roman empire. 326.13


Rough shaking, A. Macdonald, G .... 1224.10


1325.17


Royce, J. Spirit of modern philoso- phy. 1322.4


Parkman, F. Half-century of conflict in N. America. [Part 6 of France and England in N. America.] 2v. ... Parr, Mrs. L. Dumps. .


333.5 1025.23


Parry, Maj. G. Story of Dick. 1224.6


Paton, J G. John G. Paton, mission- ary to the New Hebrides; an autobi- ography. ed. by his brother. 616.19


Paul, N. M. True stories from French history


1225.10


Pellew, G. Woman and the Common- wealth. 1325.17


Persia. Bird, I. L. Journeys in Per- sia and Kurdistan. 422.11


Phelps, A. My portfolio; collection of essays. 1325.13


Pimblett, W. True stories from Afri- can history. 1225.9


Pollard, A. True stories from Greek history


1225.12


Pool, M. L. Mrs. Keats Bradford. 1026.3


Porter, J. The Scottish chiefs. 2v. 1025.13


Pot of gold, The, and other stories. Wilkins, M. E. 1215.24 1225.4


Pratt, M. L. American history stories Pratt, M. L. and Lovering, A. T. Sto- ries of Massachusetts. 1225.3


Preacher's daughter, The. Barr, A.E. 1026.4


Price, L. L. Short history of political economy in England. 122.20


Putnam, M. L. Children's life of Lin- coln


1225.6


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Queens of England. Kaufman, R. Lives of the Queens of England; abrgd. and adapt. from Strickland's "Queens of England". 1225.13


Ranke, L. von. History of England, princ. in 17th century. 332.11


Recollections of a happy life; auto- biography of Marianne North. ed. by her sister, Mrs. J. A. Symonds. .. 612.12


Revere, Col. P. Goss, E. H. Life of Col. Paul Revere. . 612.14


Riis, J. The children of the poor .. 1512.19


Rise, The, of Silas Lapham. Howells,


W. D .. 1025.29


Robinson, R. C. Vermont. 328.13


On the plantation. Harris, J. C.


Oxford movement, The. Church, R. W. Page, T. N. Elsket, and other stories. The Old South


1025.10


Sabbath, The, in Puritan New Eng- land. Earle, A. M. 1325.12


Saga library, The. V. I. Morris, W. and Magnusson, E. 1025.25 Salisbury, Marquis of. See Cecil, R. A. T. G.


San Salvador. Tincker, M. A .. 1026.11 Savonarola, G. M. F. M. Clark, W. Savonarola; his life and times 616.13


Schurz, C. Abraham Lincoln; an essay. 616.18


Scottish chiefs, The. Porter, J ... ... Seeley, J. H. Duty ; a book for schools 1324.27


1025.13


Shaler, N. S. Nature and man in America 134.8


Story of our continent. 134.7


Shelley, P. B. Works, rev. and ed. by G. E. Woodberry 1412.8


Shindler, Rev. R. Life and labors of C. H. Spurgeon 616.24


Sharp eyes ; a rambler's calendar, etc. Gibson, W. H. 1522.12


Short sixes. Bunner, H. C. 1026.1


Sidney, M., pseud. See Lothrop, H. M. Sienkiewiez, H. The deluge; histor- ical novel. 1026.20


Silhouettes of American life. Davis, Mrs. R. H. 1026.12 Silver. Ehrich, L. R. The question of silver. 1325.16 Simms, W. G. Trent, W. William


Gilmore Simms ..


616.14


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Smith, F. H. A day at Laguerre's, etc. Spanish-American republics, The. Child, T. 431.1 1223.2


Spenser for children. Towry, W. H .. Spirit, The, of modern philosophy. Royce, J.


Spurgeon, C. H. Shindler, R. H. Life and labors of Spurgeon. 616.24


Stanley, A. P. Dean of Westminster. Life and correspondence of Thomas Arnold.


Bradley, G. G. Recollections of A. P. Stanley


Story, The, of Dick. Parry, Maj. G ... Story of the hills. Hutchinson, Rev. H. N


Story of our continent. Shaler, N. S ..


Swett, S. Flying Hill Farm.


Technique of rest. Brackett, A. C ... Tennyson, A. The foresters; Robin Hood and Maid Marian 1413.15


Terhune, M. V. His great self. 1026.21


Three fates, The. Crawford, M. 1025.20


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Tincker, M. A. San Salvador. 1026.11


Towry, M. H. Spenser for children ... 1223.2


Traill, H. D. The Marquis of Salisbury 616.16 Trench, R. C. Lectures on mediæval church history. 1122.13


Trent, W. P. William Gilmore Simms. (Amer. men of letters). 616.14


Trumbull, H. C. Friendship the mas- ter passion. 1322.3


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Report of Commissioner 1888-1889. 2v. Ref.


Dept, of Agriculture Album of Ag. Statistics Ref.


1322.4


Report on diseases of the horse Ref.


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Ward, H. D. The captain of the Kittie- wink 1224.12


617.1


Warren, C. Miss Wilton. 1026.2


1224.6


Wesselhoeft, L. F. Old Rough, the miser 1215.26


West, The, from a car window. Davis, Rich. H. 424.19


When a man's single. Barrie, J. M. 1025.27


125.29


White, A. S. The development of Africa 422.9


Whitney, Mrs. A. D. T. A golden gossip. 1025.16


Wiggin, K. D. Children's rights 1325.14


Wilkins, M. E. Jane Field. 1026.18 The pot of gold, etc. 1215.24


Young Lucretia and other stories. 1224.1


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Yonge, C. M. The lances of Lynwood .. 1026.23 Young Lucretia etc, Wilkins, M. E. 1224.2 Zachary Phipps. Bynner, E. L. 1026.10


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Uncle, The, of an angel. Janvier, T. A. United States. Bureau of Education.


612.13


134.9 134.7 1224.7


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


OF THE


TOWN OF LINCOLN,


FOR THE


SCHOOL-YEAR


1892 - 93.


Superintendent's Report.


To the School Committee of Lincoln :


GENTLEMEN :- The third annual report of the Superintendent of Schools is presented.


Notwithstanding the work of the year has been characterized by many changes among the teachers, the schools have improved in many ways, and are now on a much better working basis than they were a year ago. The changes, however, have not been as numerous as last year, although but two of the six teachers who were in the schools January 1, 1892, remained in their positions throughout the year, and one of these' has now resigned. The High School has had three principals, one teacher has been transferred, and one has been added to the force as indicated in the table of statistics following this report.


The numerous changes in teachers, however, have resulted in improvement, so that our schools are now, without expection, supplied with excellent teachers, teachers whom it will be wise policy to retain, even at increased expense.


WORK OF THE SCHOOLS.


The teachers readily entered upon the course of studies printed in last year's report, and the pupils are now fairly settled into the grades of work outlined for them. Although some of the lines of study are innovations, they are certainly leading in the right direction.


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Drawing, with clay modeling in the primary grades, has been introduced and is being successfully con- ducted in all the schools below the High.


The plant study has been successful beyond my expectations. It was not expected that more than a beginning in this line would be made the first season, but the little folks, last spring and fall, did all the work outlined for them, and the third and fourth grades, in most cases, not only did their own grade work, but made up that of the previous years, so that they will go on next spring with the advance work, with that of the previous years made up to grade.


This work is interesting both to teachers and pupils. Not only does it give the pupil a knowledge of the things studied, but it furnishes him something to look at, something to talk about, and something to think about, and thus cultivates his powers of observa- tion, comparison, reason, and expression. It is the object, and, I believe will prove to be the result, of the new work introduced into the course of studies, and of the methods of conducting all the work, to develop the four faculties, which President Eliot says should be the fundamental object of all education to develop, viz .: " to observe correctly, to record accu- rately the results of observation, to collate facts, and draw just inferences therefrom, and to express clearly and forcibly logical thought."




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