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brought them to perfection. Such beautiful trees are a valu- able municipal asset, and of wealth of this class Lincoln has an unstinted measure. But such trees require care if their lives are to be protected and prolonged, and one is glad to notice the intelligent manner in which the street trees have been pruned in recent years. Pruning is necessary to correct the shape of the tree and more particularly to preserve it from decay by the removal of dead branches. While the pruning of an occasional one of your trees may be open to criticism, the work as a whole has been extremely well done and will serve as an object lesson of its kind.
Shade Tree Insects. One of the good results of our tree warden law has been the awakening of public interest in the care and preservation of shade trees, and this has led to a better appreciation of the enormous yet often insidious damage caused by shade tree insects. These creatures are usually of small size, immensely prolific and often gain a strong foothold before their presence is detected. The important pests most likely to attack your trees are described in the paragraphs which follow:
Gypsy Moth. In 1897 a large gypsy moth colony was located on land belonging to Mr. J. L. Thorndike and was found scattered over about one thousand acres of land. Very thorough work was done here by the employees of the gypsy moth committee and as a result in the hasty inspection of this territory which I was able to make no evidence of the moth was found. It is not safe to say that no gypsy moths occur in Lincoln at the present time. It would be strange if small colonies did not exist, but constant watchfulness and the application of thorough remedial measures if the insect is discovered should lead to its suppression. The yellow hair covered egg masses, about three-fourths of an inch in diameter, occur on tree trunks, rocks, stumps, etc., and may be found · from August to May and should be destroyed by soaking them with creosote mixture. Property owners will do well to be on the watch for the moth and to report to the tree warden any findings of the same.
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Brown Tail Moth. Like the gypsy moth this is also an im- ported insect. It has the odd habit of wintering in small tightly spun webs at the tips of the twigs of apple, pear and other trees. While not primarily a shade tree pest it is often very injurious to oak trees. This insect occurs sparingly throughout the town and should be carefully sought for during the winter when the webs are easily detected. All webs found should be cut off and burned, thus preventing both damage and the further spread of the insect.
San Jose Scale. This insect is particularly a pest of fruit trees. It is minute in size, insidious in attack and often causes the death of trees before its presence is detected. This scale is distributed to a considerable extent throughout the town. On many fine estates where ornamental shrubbery has been planted in recent years the scale is present and doing its deadly work. Elsewhere in the town there are small orchards where trees have already been killed by the scale and where the insect occurs, doubtless in millions. These places constitute a standing menace to property in the vicinity and should receive attention this winter.
The scale being difficult to detect one will do well to send suspicious infestations to the Experiment Station at Amherst, Mass., or to the writer, that the identity of the insect may be established. Where the scale occurs trees should be pruned back severely in the winter and thoroughly washed or sprayed with the standard lime, salt and sulphur wash or with tree soap, two pounds to one gallon of water.
Elm Leaf Beetle. This insect is a specific enemy of the elm. Its progeny feed on the under surface of the leaves causing them to turn brown and fall from the tree. Later on the slugs descend the tree trunks in great numbers and gather in masses at their base. This insect has found a foothold at Lincoln but at present is not increasing. The elms, however, should receive special attention to the end that any incipient colonies may be stamped out by thorough spraying with arsenical poisons, which is the best remedy.
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Property owners can aid the tree warden greatly by sup- pressing noxious insects on their own estates. Excellent cuts for identifying insect pests together with recommendations in detail concerning remedial measures may be found in the many valuable publications of the State Board of Agriculture, Boston, Mass., and the State Experiment Station, Amherst, Mass. Letters addressed to either of these sources of informa- tion will receive prompt attention.
The majority of insect pests are best treated by spraying the trees on which they feed with specially prepared insecti- cides. In ordinary cases the property owner will do well to secure the services of some one of the many parties who make a business of applying insecticides. These men have the training and outfits and as a rule can do the work better and cheaper than it can be done by inexperienced labor. The same considerations usually hold good in municipal work and it very often occurs that towns can contract for the spraying of their shade trees at a less figure than it would be possible for them to do this work through the ordinary channels.
In combating insect pests of any kind it should be borne in mind that thoroughness is an essential requisite for success- ful work. Where remedial measures are thoroughly applied good results will be obtained. Where the work is done in a half-hearted manner the results are usually unsatisfactory. Property owners will do well to make frequent examinations of their fruit and shade trees and report all cases of unusual insect damage to the tree warden.
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Statistics of Lincoln Public Library.
Number of volumes in Library, Feb. 1, 1903
7,440
Increase by purchase
.
223
Increase by gift
19
Increase by binding periodicals
6
Total increase
7,688
Number of volumes rebound
47
Number of volumes worn out and withdrawn,
5
Number of volumes in Library Feb. 1, 1904
7,682
Total delivery of books for year .
6,312
Largest delivery in one day! (Jan. 16, 1904)
105
Smallest delivery in one day (June 24, 1903)
31
Number of new names registered past year .
73
Registration from the beginning · ·
1,554
Number of days Library has been open .
101
Gifts of books, pamphlets, etc., have been received from the follow- ing persons :-
Hon. C. F. Adams, Mrs. E. Campbell, Mr. D. Farquhar, Mr. W. Husted, Hon. G. F. Hoar, Mr. Pillsbury, Mr. J. H. Pierce, Mrs. M. Ropes and Mrs. A. C. Wheelwright.
Bulletins and reports have been received from the Boston, Worcester, Lowell, Natick, Newton, Cambridge, Concord, Lexington, Waltham and Springfield Public Libraries, also from other Public Institutions.
Through the kindness of friends, the following publications have been placed on the tables in our Reading Room.
COUNTRY Life in America.
WORLD'S Work.
GOOD Will Record.
THE Helper.
THE New Church Messenger.
TUFT'S Weekly.
THE Tuftonian
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WALTHAM Evening Times. CONCORD High School Voice. SALVATION. THE Protectionist. RHODORA.
TRAVELLER'S Record.
Our book room has been favored the past year, in having had placed upon its walls, a beautiful picture of Lincoln Cathedral - a gift to the Library from Mrs. Martha Tarbell.
A loan of pictures from the Woman's Educational Association, Boston, " Views of Southern California," waa enjoyed by our patrons.
Through membership with the Library Art Club, the following photographic exhibits were given the past year. "Views of Oxford." English Country Churches, Raphael in the Vatican, and Egypt, from Cairo to Luxor.
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LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY.
List of Accessions for 1903.
ABBOTT, K. M. Old paths and legends of New England 445.9
ADAMS, A. Log of a cow boy
1336.17
ADMIRAL's aid, The. Clark, H. H.
1235.3
ADVENTURES of Gerard. Doyle, A. C.
937.5
AGRICULTURE. Storer, F. H. 2 Vols.
224.18
AGRICULTURE for beginners. Burkett, C. W. and others
145.15
ALGONQUIN Indian tales. Young, E. B.
1217 12R
ALLEN, J. L. Mettle of the pasture
935.22
AMERICANS in process. Woods, R. A. Editor 1534.4
837.6
ANIMALS. Bostock, F. C. Training of wild animals
145.12
Jordan, D. S. True tales of birds and beasts ART of living alone. Bradford, A. H.
1534.7
ASIA. Carpenter, F.
1235.12
ASTRONOMY. Holden, E. S. (In his " Real things in nature.")
137.15
ASTRONOMY for everybody. Newcomb, S.
144.16
AT the back of beyond. Barlow, J. 732.16
445.11
ATHLETICS and out-door sports for women
145.11
ATLANTIC monthly magazine. Vols. 89-90. 1902
AUNT Abby's neighbors. Trumbull, A. S. .
736.24
AUTOBIOGRAPHY of seventy years. Hoar, G. F. 2 Vols. .
542.6
AVARY, M. L. Editor. A Virginia girl in the Civil War BACHELLER, I. Darrell of the Blessed Isles
935.6
BACON, E. M. Boston guide book
445.12
BALDWIN, J. Fairy stories and fables
1227.17
Old Greek stories
1227.22
Old stories of the East
1227.13
Story of Roland
1217.14
Story of Siegfried
1235.14
BALE marked circle X. Eggleston, G. C.
846.12
BANKS, N. H. Round anvil rock
936.3
BANNER of blue. Crockett, S. R.
935.4
BARBARA Ladd. Roberts, C. G. D.
1235.2
BARBOUR, R. H. Land of joy
936.6
BARLOW, J. At back of beyond
732.16
BARR, A. E. Song of a single note
732.20
BASKETRY. White, M. How to make baskets
145.17
BATES, K. L. and Coman, K. compilers. English told by English poets
1427.13
.
1226.24
Fifty famous stories retold
1227.20
AMONG the night people. Pierson, C. D.
845.9
ATHENS. Butler, H. C. Story of Athens . .
121
BEARD, D. C. New ideas for American boys. The Jack of all
trades.
1235.6
BEARD, Lina, and Adelia B. What a girl can make and do 834.5
144.17
BELL, J. J. Ethel
936.10
Wee Macgreegor
935.24
BERGEN, R. V. Story of Japan .
1226.28
BESANT, Sir, W. Children of Gibeon
937.6
BETTER way, The. Wagner, C. .
1336.15
BETTS, Lillian W. The leaven in a great city
1335.4
BIG people and little people of other lands. Shaw, E. R.
1227.16
BIOGRAPHY of a prairie girl. Gates, E.
1235.5
BIRDS. Blanchan, N. How to attract the birds
143.10
Jordan, D. S. True tales of birds and beasts Miller, O. T. True bird stories from my note-books Torrey, B. (In his "Foot-path way")
1535.4
BIRDS in the bush. Torrey, B
1535.3
BLACK Arrow, The. Stevenson, R. L.
935.13
BLACKBERRY, Becket E. (In his "Book on the Strawberry " )
144.17
BLACK Rock. Connor, R.
925.24
BLAISDELL, A. F. Stories from English history
1217.15
BLANCHAN, N. How to attract the birds 143.10
445.8
BLUE flower, The. Van Dyke, H.
732.11
BOLTON, S. K. Our devoted friend, the dog .
1335.6
Book of the ocean. Ingersoll, E.
.
1225.18
Book of the strawberry. Becket, E.
144.17
BOSTOCK, F. C. The training of wild animals
145.12
BOSTON. Bacon, E. M.
445.12
BOTANY. Holden, E. S. (In his "Real things in nature " )
137.15
BRADFORD, A. H. The art of living alone
1534.7
BROOKS, J. G. The social unrest
1521.18
BROWN, A. F. In the days of giants
836.22
BROWN, A. Mannerings, The
935.2
BROWNING, R. (Life.) Chesterton, G. K.
535.14
BRYANT, A. B. The Christmas cat
1235.8
BURKETT, C. W. and others. Agriculture for beginners
145.15
BUTLER, H. C. Story of Athens
445.11
CALL of the wild. London, J.
935.20
CAMPBELL, L. Editor. Select passages from the Introduction of Plato by Benjamin Jowett 1514.20
CANADA, Parker, G. Old Quebec
361.1
CANTON, W. Editor. True annals of Fairyland
836.18
CAPTAIN Macklin. Davis, R. H. 736.19
836.15
CARPENTER, F. G. Asia
1235.12
Europe
1235.18
North America
1235.16
South America
1235.17
CARPENTER, K. E. Story of Joan of Arc
1236.4
CARTWRIGHT, J. (Mrs. H. Ady.) Jean Francois Miliett
546.18
CAREERS of danger and daring. Moffet, C.
1535.10
CARLYLE, J. W. New letters and memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle. 2 Vols. 545.1 .
CAVALIER and Puritan in the days of the Stuarts, Newdigate, Lady N.
1535.8
CENTURY illustrated magazine. Vols. 63-64 for 1901-1902 .
CHADWICK, J. W. William Ellery Channing 543.19
CHAMBERS, R. W. Outdoorland
821.14
BLISS, W. R. September days in Nantucket
821.13
Book of romance. Lang, A. Editor
845.9
1535.2
BECKET, E. Book of the strawberry
CAPTURED Santa Claus. Page, T. N.
122
1215.27
CHAMPION, The. Murfree, M. N.
CHANNING, W. E. (Life ) Chadwick, J. W.
543.19
CHANTICLEER. Hall, V. 732.13
CHARLEMAGNE. Church, A. J. . 845.6
CHARLES Eliot, Landscape Architect. Eliot, C. W.
544.15
CHEERFUL Americans. Loomis, C. B.
937.9
CHESTERTON, G. K. Browning, Robert
535.14
CHILDREN of Gibeon. Besant, Sir W.
937.6
CHILDREN of the tenements
Riis, J. A.
1535.11
CHINA collecting in America. Earle, A. M.
1521.15
CHINA. Van Bergen, R. Story of China
1226.27
CHRISTMAS cat, The. Bryant, A. B.
1235.8
CHUBB, P. Teaching of English
137.15
CHURCH, A. J. Stories of Charlemagne and the twelve Peers of France
845.6
CLARK, H. H. The Admiral's aid
1235.3
CLERK of the woods. Torrey, B.
1535.12
COLLIN, G. L. Putnam Place
936.7
COLONEL Carter's Christmas. Smith, F. H.
935.5
COMSTOCK, A. B. Agriculture for beginners
145.14
CONNOLLY, J. B. Jeb Hutton
836.21
CONNOR, R. Black Rock
925.24
CONQUEST, The. Dye, E. E.
928.21
CONQUEST of Rome, The. Serao, M.
935.17
COOKERY. Terhune, M. V. Marion Harland's complete cook-
book
145.12
CORELLI, M. Temporal power
732.14
CORRESPONDENCE between Herman Grimm and R. W. Emerson. Holls, F. W. Editor 1535.9
Cox, Mrs. Home thoughts. 2 Vols.
1335.3
CRAWFORD, F. M. Heart of Rome
936.17
CRAWFORD, M. C. Romance of old New England roof trees
1334.8
CROCKETT, S. R. Banner of blue Lochinvar
935.2
CROSLAND, T. W. H. The unspeakable Scot
1335.5
CROTHERS, S. M. The gentle reader
836.16
CRUCIFIXION of Philip Strong. Sheldon, C. M.
935.9
CURTIN, J. Hero tales of Ireland
1217.13
DARRELL of the Blessed Isles. Bacheller, I.
935.6
DASKAM, J. Middle aged love stories
936.8
Whom the Gods destroyed
736.19
DAVIS, R. H. Captain Macklin With both armies in South Africa
355.6
DEAL in wheat. Norris, F.
936.19
DEEP sea vagabonds. Sonnichsen, A.
1336.16
DELAND, M. Dr. Lavender's people Old Chester tales
936.18
DICKSON, M. S. From the old world to the new
1236.5
DISENTANGLERS, The. Lang, A.
935.12
DIX, B. M. A little captive lad .
837.7
DOCTOR Lavender's people. . Deland, M.
1335.6
DOG. Bolton, S. K. Our devoted friend the dog DONOVAN Pasha. Parker, G.
732.21
DORNFIELD summer, A. Holley, M. M.
837.10
DOTY, A. H. Prompt aid to the injured
145.16
DOWDEN, E. Shakespere
1426.5
937.5
DOYLE, A. C. Adventures of Gerard The hound of the Baskervilles
935.7
DYE, E. E. The conquest
928.21
935.5
1535.11
Miss Muffet's Christmas
937.2
935.21
936.18
123
EARLE, A. M. China collecting in America
1521.15
EASTMAN, C. A. Indian boyhood 845.8
EDUCATION. Chubb, P. Teaching of English 137.15 EGGLESTON, E. Storis of American life
1227.19 EGGLESTON, E. Stories of great Americans for little Americans 1227.15 EGGLESTON, G. C. The bale marked circle X
EIGHT girls and a dog. Wells, C.
836.19
ELIOT, C. W. Charles Eliot. Landscape architect
544.15
ELIZABETH'S children ·
936.12
ELY, H. R. A woman's hardy garden
144.18
EMERSON, R. W. The centenary of the birth of R. W. Emerson as observed in Concord, May 25th, 1903 Correspondence between R. W. Emerson and H. Grimm 1535.9
1334.12
EMMY Lou. Martin, G. M.
1235.6
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Gilman, D. E. Editor. New International
Encyclopædia. 9 Vols.
Ref. R. R.
ENGLISH history. Blaisdell, A. F. Stories from English
J217.15
ENGLISH history told by English poets. Bates, K. L. and Coman, K., compilers .
1427.13
ENGLISH language. Chubb, P. Teaching of English 137.15
ESSAYS historical and literary. Fiske, J. 2 Vols. 331.10
936.10
EUROPE. Carpenter, F. G. .
1235.18
EVOLUTION. Griggs, E. H. The new humanism 1534.5
EVOLUTION of the Japanese. Gulick, S. L. 432.13
FAIRY stories and fables. Baldwin, J.
1227.17
FAIRY tales. Canton, W. Editor. True annals of fairy land . 836.18
836.24
FATHER Tom of Connemara. Neville, O'R. E.
935.1
FIFTY famous stories retold. Baldwin, J.
1227.20
FISHER, G. S. True history of the American Revolution
346.20
FISKE, J. Essays historical and literary. 2 Vols.
331.10
FOOT-PATH way. Torrey, B.
1535.4
FORD, P. L. Tattle-tales of Cupid
935.10
FORTUNES of Oliver Horn. Smith, F. H.
736.21
FOSTER, M. G. The heart of the doctor
736.23
FOUR feathers, The. Mason, E. W.
925.26
FOWLER, E. T. Place and power
936.16
Fox, F. M What Gladys saw
837.9
Fox, J. Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
936.17
FoxY the faithful. Wesselhoeft, L. F.
1226.25
FROM Edinburgh to the Antartic. Burn, B. W. G.
441.4
FROM the old world to the new. Dickson, M. S.
1236.5
FROM Sultan to Sultan. Sheldon-French, M.
441.3
FROST, W. H. The Wagner story-book
845.7
FURNITURE of the olden time. Morse, F. C.
1334.7
GABRIEL Tolliver. Harris, J. C. ·
732.12
GAMES. Beard, L. and Beard, A. B. What a girl can make and do 834.5
GARDENING. Ely, H. R. A woman's hardy garden
144.18
GATES, E. Biography of a prairie girl
1235.5
GAY. Author of "Miss Toosey's Mission "
936.14
GENTLE reader, The. Crothers, S. M.
1535.11
GEOLOGY. . Holden, E. S. (In his " Real things in Nature ")
137.15
GIBSON, W. H. Pastoral days ; ar memories of a New England year .
1521.17
ETHEL. Bell, J. J.
FAIRY tales Kingsley, C. Heroes, or Greek fairy tales
1334.9
FASHIONS in literature. Warner, C. D.
FIVE nations, The. Kipling, R. . 1426.9
history ·
846.12
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GLADSTONE, W. E. Morley, J. Life of W. E. Gladstone. 3
542.5
GOLDEN numbers.
Vols. . Wiggins, K. D. and Smith, N A. 1426.8
GOLDEN treasury. Palgrave, F. T. 1426.6
GOLDEN windows. Richards, L. E.
1235.10
GORDON, J. B. Reminiscences of the Civil war
361.2
GORDON-Keith. Page, T. N.
935.19
GRIGGS, E. H. The new humanism
1534.5
GULICK, S. L. Evolution of the Japanese .
432.13
HALEY, M. M. A Dornfield summer
837.10
HALF a dozen house-keepers. Richards, L. E.
1235.9
HALL, V. Chanticleer; a pastoral romance
732.13
HAPPINESS. Hillis, N. D. The quest of happiness
1334.9
HAPPINESS. Hilty, C.
1535.5
HARPER's monthly magazine. Vols. 104-105. 1901-1902
732.12
HARRISON, J. A. Life and letters of Edgar Allen Poe. 2 Vols.
545.8
HARTE, B. Openings in the old trail Trent's trust, and other stories
936.1
HEART of the Doctor. Foster, M. G.
736.23
HEART of Hyacinth. Watanna, O.
936.5
HEART of John Wesley's journal. Parker, P. L.
Editor
545.11
HEART of Rome. Crawford, F. M.
936.17
HENDERSON, C. H. John Percyfield
935.18
HENLEY, W. E. Lyra heroica
1426.10
HERO tales of Ireland. Curtin, J.
1217.13
HEROES, or Greek fairy tales. Kingsley, C.
836.24
HILLIS, N. D. The quest of happiness
1334.11
HILTY, C. Happiness ; essays on the meaning of life
1535.5
HOAR, G. F. Autobiography of seventy years. 2 Vols.
542.6
HOLDEN, E. S. Real things in nature
137.15
HOLLEY, M. M. A Dornfield summer
837.10
HOLLS, F. W, Correspondence between R. W. Emerson and H. Grimm
1535.9
HOME thoughts. Cox, Mrs. J. F. 2 Vols.
1335.3
HOOKER, K. Wayfarers in Italy
432.12
HORACE Greeley. Linn, W. A.
535.13
HORSE. Special report on diseases of the horse
212.3
HORSE. Ware, F. M. Our noblest friend the horse
224.17
HOUND of the Baskervilles. Doyle, A. C.
935.7
How to attract the birds. Blanchan, N.
143.10
How to make baskets. White, M.
145.17
HOWELLS, W. D. Letters home Questionable shapes
1426.4
INDIA. Scidmore, E. R. Winter India
445.10
INDIAN boyhood. Eastman; C. A.
845.8
INDIANS. Young, E. R. Algonquin Indian tales INGERSOLL, E. Book of the ocean
821.13
IN the camp of Cornwallis. Tomlinson, E. T.
834 6
IN the days of giants. Brown, A. F.
836.22
IN King's byways. Weyman, S. J.
736.22
IRELAND. Curtin, J. Hero Tales of Ireland
1217.13
IRON star, The. True, J. P. .
836.20
ITALY. Hooker, K. Wayfarers in Italy
432.12
JACK, the fire dog. Wesselhoeft, L. F.
1217.19
JACKSON, Andrew. Fiske, J. (In his "Essays historial and literary ") .
331.10
HETTY Wesley. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
937.8
HISTORY of English literature. Moody, M. V. and Lovett, R. M.
337.9
937.1
936.9
HUDSON, H. N. Shakespeare
1217.12
HARRIS, J. C. Gabriel Tolliver
936.11
125
JAPAN. Bergen, R. V. Story of Japan .
1226.28
JAPAN. Evolution of the Japanese. Gulick, S. L. 432.12
JEB Hutton. Connolly, J. B. .
836.21
JEFFERSON, Thomas. Fiske, J. (In his " Essays historical and literary ")
331.10
JEROME, K. J. Stageland; curious habits and customs of its inhabitants
1535.6
JOHN King's question class. Sheldon, C. M.
935.16
JOHN Percyfield. Henderson, C. H.
935.18
JORDAN, D. S. True tales of birds and beasts
845.9
KELLER, Helen. The story of my life
836.24
KIPLING, R. The five nations
1426.19
LADY Rose's daughter. Ward, Mrs. H.
747.3
LAND of joy. Barbour, R. H.
936.6
LANE, Mrs. C. A. Stories for children
1227.21
Triumphs of science 1236.6
LANG, A. Editor. Book of Romance
1225.18
The disentanglers
935.12
LAVENDER and old lace. Reed, M.
732.19
LEAVEN in a great city. Betts, L. W.
1335.4
literary ")
. LENOX and the Berkshire Highlands. · Mallery, De W. R.
441.5
LESLEY Chilton. White, E. O. 837.8
936.21
LETTERS from a self-made merchant to his son.
Lorimer, G. H. 1534.6 937.1
LETTERS of a diplomat's wife. 1883-1900
1336.18
LETTERS to M. G. and H. G. Ruskin, J.
1335.7
LIFE. Wagner, C. The simple life
1334.10
LIFE in a N. E. town : 1787, 1788. Diary of J. Q. Adams (while a student in the office of T. Parsons, Newburyport) LIFE's common way. Trumbull, A. E.
353.5
LIGHTNING conductor, The. Williamson, C. N. and A. M.
936.22
LINCOLN, A. Nicolay, J. G. Short life of Abraham Lincoln
543.20
LINN, W. A, Horace Greeley
535.13
LITERATURE. Warner, C. D. Fashions in literature
1334.9
LITSEY, E. C. Love story of Abner Stone
732.10
LITTLE captive lad. Dix, B. M.
837.7
LITTLE Shepherd of Kingdom Come. Fox, J.
936.16
LITTLE stories of little people. Mccullough, A. W. .
1227.14
LOCHINVAR. Crockett, S. R.
935.5
LOG of a cow boy. Adams, A.
1336,17 935.20
LOOMIS, C. B. Cheerful Americans
937.9
LORIMER, G. H. Letters from a self-made merchant to his son
1534.6
LOVEY Mary. Rice, A. H. .
925.25
LYALL, Sir A. Tennyson
545.9
LYRA heroica. Henley, W. E.
1426.10
MCCULLOUGH, A. W. Little stories for little people
1227.14
MADISON, James. Fiske, J. (In his "Essays historical and literary " )
331.10
MALLERY, De Witt R. Lenox and the Berkshire Highlands MANNERINGS, The. Brown, A.
441.5
MARION Harland's complete cook-book.
Terhune, M. V. 145.12
MARTEN, G. M. Emmy Lou 1235.6
MASON, A. E. W. Four feathers
925.26
LEE, Charles. Fiske, J. (In his " Essays historical and
331.10
LEONARD, M. F. Mr. Pat's little girl
546.19
JOY and power. VanDyke, H.
1135.13
KINGSLEY, C. Heroes ; or Greek fairy tales
LETTERS home. Howells, W. D.
936.2
LONDON, J. Call of the wild
732.10
LOVE story of Abner Stone. Litsey, E. C.
935.2
126
MATHEWS, S. and Burton, E. De W. Principles and ideals for
the Sunday school 1135.11
MATTHEWS, F. Our navy in time of war. (1861-1898) 1236.3
MEMORIAL collection of sermons. Parks, E. A. 1132.1
METEOROLOGY. Holden, E. S. (In his "Real things in nature ") 137.15
METTLE of the pasture. Allen, J. L. .
935.22
MIDDLE-aged love stories. Daskam, J. 937.2
MILLER, O. T. True bird stories from my note books
1535.2
MILLET, Jean Francois. Cartwright, J.
546.18
MR. Patt's little girl. Leonard, M. F.
837.8
MISS Muffet's Christmas party. Crothers, S. M.
836.16
MOFFETT, C. Careers of danger and daring
1535.10
MOODY, W. V. and Lovett, R. M. A history of English literature MONEY and banking. Scott, W. A.
337.9
MORLEY, J. Life of William E. Gladstone. 3 Vols.
542.5
MORSE, F. C. Furniture of the olden times
1334.7
MURDOCH, B. W. G. From Edinburgh to the Antartic
441.4
MURFREE, M. N. (Craddock, C. E.) The champion
1215.27
MY own story. Trowbridge, J. T.
544.16
NANTUCKET. Bliss, W. R. September days in Nantucket
445.8
NAPOLEON Jackson. Stuart, R. M.
937.7
NATHALIE's chum. Ray, A. C.
1226.25
NATURE. Gibson, W. H. Pastoral days
1521.17
NEVILLE, O. E. Father Tom of Connemara
935.1
NEWCOMB, S. Astronomy for everybody
144.16
NEWDIGATE, N. Lady. Cavalier and Puritan
1535.8
NEW England. Description. Abbott, K. M. Old paths and legends of New England 445.9
1534.9
NEW ideas for American boys
1235.6
NEW letters and memorials of Jane Welch Carlyle. 2 Vols.
545.1
NICOLAY, J. G. Short life of Abraham Lincoln
543.20
NONSENSE anthology. Wells, C
1426.7
NORRIS, F. A deal in wheat
936.19
The pit
732.17
NORSE tales. Brown, A. F. In the days of giants
836.22
OCEAN. Ingersoll, E. Book of the ocean .
821.13
OCTOPUS, The. Norris, F.
935.3
OLD Chester tales. Deland, M.
935.21
OLD Greek stories. Baldwin, J.
1227.22
OLD paths and legends of New England.
Abbott, K. M. 445.9
1227.13
ONWARD and upward. Quilter, H. H.
836.23
OUR navy in time of war. (1861-1898.) Mathews, F.
1236.3
OUR noblest friend the horse. Ware, F. M.
224.17
OUT door land. Chambers, R. W.
821.14
PACKARD, W. Young ice whalers
1217.16
PAGE, T. N. A captured Santa Claus Gordon Keith
935.19
PALGRAVE, F. T The golden treasury
1426.6
PARK, E. A. Memorial collection of sermons
1132.1
PARKER, G. Donovan Pasha : and some people of Egypt 732.21
PARKER,. G. and Bryan, C. G. Old Quebec
361.1
PARKER, P. L. The heart of John Wesley's Journal
545.11
PASTORAL days. Gibson, W. H.
1521.17
PATTESON, J. C. Young, C. M. Life of John Coleridge
Patterson. 2 Vols.
535.12
OLD stories of the East. Baldwin, J.
OUR country in poem and prose. Parsons, E. A.
1227.18
OUR devoted friend the dog. Bolton, S. K.
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