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146 09
Browning, Sarah ..
1,050
7 61
2,500
18 10
25 71
Bryant, J. Elliot.
62
Bulger, John H
300
2 18
4,000
29 00
31 18
Burgess, John A.
100
73
3,500
25 38
26 11
Burnham, John A., Trustee
320,000
2,320 00
3,500
25 38
25 38
Butcher, Mary .
375
2 72
3,500
25 38
28 10
Cahill, Annie :
550
3 99
3,700
26 83
30 82
Calkins, James T.
.
.
560
4 06
4 06
Campbell, Ellen L.
3,300
23 93
7,500
54 38
78 31
Campbell, Fannie S.
16
12
4,000
29 00
29 00
Chapin, Cyrus S ..
2,500
18 11
18 11
Chapin, Emily F.
4,750
34 44
34 44
Chapin, George L ...
275
1 99
3,500
25 38
27 37
Chapin, Henry C., Estate ..
2,500
18 11
18 11
Chapin, James L. & Son
1,000
7 25
7 25
Coan, Thomas . .
400
2 90
2,100
15 23
18 13
Codman, Ogden, Estate.
4,300
31 18
50,000
362 50
393 68
Connors, Michael ..
100
73
500
3 63
4 36
Conway, Rosanna
400
2 90
1,500
10 88
13 78
Cook, Abbie M.
4,500
32 63
32 63
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2,320 00
Bush, Emily K. .
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2,000
14 50
14 50
Calkins Bros. .
.
12
Chapin, Alice B ..
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85
62
63
64
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Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of ·Personal Estate
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Cook Bros
.
.
.
.
490
3 55
4,000
29 00
32 55
Corrigan, Mary
1,500
10 88
10 88
Cousins, Ann E.
·
29 00
29 00
Cousins, Fred E.
1,500
10 88
1,900
13 78
24 66
Cousins, Harold S.
1,850
13 41
2,500
18 11
31 52
Cousins, George L.
1,150
8 34
4,000
29 00
37 34
Crook, Russell G. .
800
5 80
5 80
Craven, Patrick
400
2 90
2 90
Cunnert, Trougott
275
1 99
2,250
16 31
18 30
Cunningham Bros.
750
5 26
5 26
Cunningham, George B
25
18
1,000
7 25
7 43
Davis, Alfred G.
215
1 56
4,500
32 63
34 19
Dee, John
555
4 02
2,500
18 12
22 14
Delehanty, Richard
70
51
1,000
7 25
7 76
Delorey, Agnes
700
5 08
5 08
Dempsey, Frank M.
100
.73
2,500
18 12
18 85
Dempsey, Michael, Est.
1,000
7 25
7 25
Dennie, Charlotte S.
5,000
36. 25
36 25
Dennie, Greenleaf B.
1,000
7 25
7 25
Dodge, Katie F. P.
3,200
23 20
23 20
Donaldson, Robert D.
500
3 63
3 63
Doherty, Dennis
.
40
29
1,500
10 88
11 17
13,200
97 88
97 88
Cook, Isaac B.
3,100
22 48
22 48
Curry, John
.
.
.
a
.
.
4,000
Doherty, Matthew H .
75
54
54
Dougherty, Andrew J.
2,000
14 50
14 50
Ehlert, Albert, Estate.
150
1 09
1,500
10 88
11 97
Ellsworth, Mary J ..
75
54
3,500
25 38
25 92
Eveleth, Julius E. .
700
5 08
11,500
83 38
88 46
Farnsworth, Charles P.
1,000
7 25
7 25
Farrar, Edward R ..
225
1 63
9,750
70 69
72 32
Farrar, Herbert W.
125
91
2,000
14 50
15 41
Farrar, John F.
450
3 26
2,000
14 50
17 76
Farrar, John W ..
4,100
29 73
29 73
Farquhar, David.
1,000
7 25
3,500
25 38
32 63
First Parish .. . .
3,500
25 38
25 38
Fleming, Mary J.
50
36
300
2 18
2 54
Flint Bros. .
.
2,550
18 50
17.000
123 25
141 .75
Flint, Ephraim B.
3,500
25 38
27 38
Flint, George. ... .
114,227
828 15
9,850
71 41
899 56
Floyd, Mrs Andres S.
300
2 18
10,000
72 50
74 68
Flynn, John, Est .. .
330
2 39
2,000
14 50
16 89
Foreman, Charles
300
2 18
2 18
Giles, Thomas L ..
1,700
12 33
12 33
Graves, George A.
13,000
94 25
4,000
29.00
123 25
Guirada, John. .
170
1 23
1,900
13 78
15 01
Hagar, Mary A. Estate
50
36
36
Hall, Ella E ..
3,000
21 75
21 75
Hanley, James J. .
300
2 18
2 18
Harding, William A.
35
25
1,700
12 33
12 58
Harrington, Herbert J. Harrington, George F ..
725
5 26
5 26
5,750
41 69
41 69
Hart, Joseph S ..
650
4 71
16,000
116 00
120 71
65
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Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Hartwell, Julia W.
612
4 44
4 44
Hartwell, Samuel ...
24 761
179 52
10,000
72 50
252 02
Hayden, Frederick A ..
2,500
18 12
1,600
11 60
29 72
Higginson, A. Henry
2,450
17 76
12,650
91 71
109 47
Hoar, George H. . .
300
2 18
3,600
26 11
28.29
Hodges, Ann F., Estate.
7,500
54 38
54 38
Holman, Daniel
50
36
200
1 45
1 81
Hosea, William ..
275
1 99
1,500
10 88
12 87
Hovey, William A.
2,000
14 50
3,750
27 19
27 19
Hunter, Amanda & Peavey, G. A. A.
280
2 03
4,650
33 71
35 74
Hunter, James .. .
500
3 63
2,000
14 50
18 13
Hutton, James .
800
5 80
5 80
Johnson, Amelia L.
120
87
5,455
39 55
40 42
Johnson, Walter W.
100
73
73
Johnson, William A.
48
35
35
Jones, Abijah G.
250
1 81
4,000
29 00
30 81
Jose, Eugene. .
540
3 92
2,800
20 30
24 22
Kennedy, John.
650
4 71
3,500
25 38
30 09
Kennedy, Michael
300
2 18
2 18
Kidder Bros
300
2 18
7,500
54 38
56 56
King, Elizabeth L.
1,400
10 15
10 15
Lahay, Catherine
500
3 63
3 63.
Laird, James T.
2,000
14 50
14 50
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·
14 50
Hunt, Sarah.
66
Lennon, Patrick
30
21
1,200
8 70
8 91
Lincoln Boat Club .
500
3 63
3 63
Lunt, Charles
·
50
37
600
4 36
4 73
Lynah, John D.
40
29
1,600
11 60
11 89
MacRae, Nellie G.
100
73
1,100
7 98
8 71
Maguire, Michael, Estate
1,000
7 25
7 25
Martin, Mary
2,100
15 23
15 23
McHugh Bros.
·
700
5 08
4,000
29 00
34 08
McPherson, Ella A.
30
22
1,500
10 88
11 10
Miner, Lewis
1,600
11 60
11 60
Nelson, George
800
5 80
6,000
43 50
49 30
Neville, Martin
770
5 58
3,000
21 75
27 33
O'Brine, James
75
55
1,200
8 70
9 25
Page, Henry R.
700
5 08
5 08
Page, Henry R. and others
9,300
67 43
67 43
Peirce, William Ce
470
3 41
2,500
18 12
21 53
Peirce, William L.G., Estate
9,000
65 25
65 25
Peirce, Elsie
18,483
134 00
134 00
Peirce, John H.
100,500
728 63
25,000
181 25
909 88
Pierce, Samuel H .
·
11,225
81 38
18,000
130 50
211 88
Ray, Charles J. R. Estate
655
4 75
2,500
18 12
22 87
Rice, Edwin B.
200
1 45
1,500
10 88
12 33
Richardson, Harriet C.
2,000
14 50
14 50
Riddle, Charles W.
100
73
4,500
32 63
33 36
Riley, Michael
25
18
18
Roach, Mrs. James
100
73
5,400
39 15
39 88
Rooney, Mary
.
100
73
2,000
14 50
15 23
67
.
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.
10,000
72 50
72 50
Pope, Edward W.
Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of. Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate
Ropes, Joseph A.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
36,500
264 63
21,000
152 25
416 88
Ropes, Mary M.
-
.
t
-
3,066
22 23
15,000
108 75
130 98
Ryan, John -
75
54
1,500
10 88
11 42
Ryan, John 2nd
25
18
1,600
11 60
11 60
Ryan, William, Estate
-
-
4
.
500
3 63
3,000
21 75
25 38
Scripture, Augusta
38,174
276 76
Shepard, Richard A.
-
-
40
29
2,500
18 12
18 41
Sherman, Daniel E.
2,100
15 23
8,000
58 00
73 23
Sherman, Daniel H.
50
36
2,000
14 50
14 86
Sherman, Eugene A.
200
1 45
1 45
Sherman, J. D., Estate
2,100
15 23
15 23
Sherman, Roger -
725
5 26
4,500
32 63
37 89
Sherman, Susan R.
4,200
30 45
30 45
Sherman, William H.
-
-
200
1 45
3,000
21 75
23 20
Smith, Calvin, Estate
400
2 90
2 90
Smith, Charles S. -
61,370
444 93
5.040
36 54
481 47
Smith, Cyrus, Estate
2,000
14 50
14 50
Smith, Cyrus G .. .
5,000
36 25
36 25
Smith, Francis
-
-
-
-
-
12,000
87 00
87 00
Smith, Jonas, Estate
2,800
20 30
20 30
Smith, Thomas W.
-
-
-
-
600
4 35
4 35
Snelling, Anna L.
1
.
11,613
84 19
84 19
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
200
1 45
1 45
Sargent, Charles O.
-
-
1
-
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-
-
-
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
-
-
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-
-
2,400
17 40
17 40
Ropes, Mary G.
18
Ryan, Mary -
276 76
68
5 31
Snelling, Howard, Estate
940
6 82
15,000
108 75
115 57
Snelling, S. Rodman
1,855
13 45
5,200
37 70
51 15
Stackpole, Edward
400
2 90
5 500
39 88
42 78
Stearns, Mary H.
400
2 90
2 90
Storey, Moorfield
16,500
119 63
10,800
78 30
197 93
Swift, Elizabeth B.
5,250
38 06
6,500
47 13
85 19
Tarbell, Martha E., Estate.
53,000
384 25
384 25
Tarbell, George G., Estate.
22,300
161 68
16,000
116 00
277 68
Tasker, John. ..
155
1 12
2,500
18 12
19 24
Taylor, John P., Estate.
2,500
18 12
18 12
Trask, Charles H. .
15,300
110 93
110 93
Trask, Charles H., Jr., Estate.
10.000
72 50
72 50
Tyler, Watson .. .
600
4 35
4 35
Underwood, Joseph, Estate
1,800
13 05
13 05
Warner, Henry E. .
720
5 29
9,500
68 89
74 18
Washburn, Albert
100
73
2,000
14 50
15 23
Weiss, Hiram ....
220
1 60
3,600
26 10
27. 70
Welch, Martin M.
100
73
6,500
47 12
47 85
Weston, Ann E ..
8,450
61 26
2,500
18 12
79 38
Weston, Leonard W., Estate
8,000
58 00
58.00
Weston, Ruth H .....
230
1 68
1 68
Wheeler, Abel, Estate ..
3.000
21 75
21 75
Wheeler, Asahel, Estate .
500
3 63
3 63
Wheeler, Charles S. .
2,500
18 13
10,000
72 50
90 63
Wheeler, Charlotte.
30,292
219 63
219 63
Wheeler. C. Edgar. .
770
5 58
2,500
18. 12
23 70
Wheeler, Edwin I. .
25
19
19
Wheeler, George R. .
750
5 40
4,650
83 72
39 12
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Snelling, Caroline
733
5 31
Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Wheeler, James B.
1,000
7 25
5,000
36 24
43 49
Wheeler, Martha J.
·
.
2,390
17 33
2,700
19 58
36 91
Wheeler, Sarah M.
55
39
2,500
18 12
18 51
White, Thomas, Estate
1,000
7 25
7 25
Wilkinson, Mrs. Guy
4,000
29 00
29 00
Wilkins, Annie M.
5,000
36 25
36 25
Woodhull, Charles E.
75
55
4,200
30 45
31 00
Wright, William H.
·
550
3 99
3 99
Wright, Vernon A.
1,000
7 25
750
5 43
12 68
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NON-RESIDENT TAX PAYERS.
Name of Non-Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Adams, Frank, Waltham
240
1 74
1 74
Abbott, G. St. L., Concord.
325
2 36
2 36
Ames, James B., Cambridge. ..
500
3 63
3 63
Bacon, Henry, Estate, Bedford
15
11
11
Bennett, Stephen D., Brookline ..
4,000
29 00
29 00
Bradlee, James B., Trustee, Boston.
2,567
18 61
18 61
Bradstreet, Byron, Waltham ..
5,500
39 88
39 88
Brennon, Michael, Estate, Concord.
30
22
22
Brigham, Alonzo, Estate, Concord.
300
2 18
2 18
Brooks, A. B. & Bro., Woburn.
240
1 74
1 74
Brooks, Mary A., Concord .
650
4 17
4 17
Broughall, Stephen, Lexington. .
20
15
15
Brown, Charles, Estate, Lexington ...
400
3 00
3 00
Brown, William, Estate, Winchendon.
1,040
7 54
7 54
Calef, Wallace A., Concord
600
4 35
4.35
Carty, J. R , Concord ...
150
1 09
1 09
Clark. George B., Concord.
3,000
21 75
21 75
Clark, William W., Estate, Waltham .
2,000
14 50
14 50
Cutler, James R. Somerville. .
175
1 27
1 27
De Cordova, Julian, Boston. .
3,600
26 10
24,000
174 00
200 10
De Normandie, James, Boston
775
5 62
8,000
58 00
63 62
- Douglass, George, Cambridge.
700
5 08
5 08
Doyle, Mary, Estate, Weston ..
375
2 72
700
5 08
7 80
·
Eldredge, Arthur S. .
200
1 45
1 45
.
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71
Name of Non-Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Emerson, E. W. Concord
.
252
1 83
1 83
Emerson, R. W. Estate, Concord
.
600
4 35
4 35
Fay, J. F. Jr., Boston .
3,000
21 75
21 75
Fitchburg, R. R.
900
6 53
6 53
Foss, Florence K., Boston
2,400
17 40
17 40
French, Edgar L., Lexington
350
2 53
2 53
Gill, James, Watertown
175
1 27
1 27
Gourgas, Francis R., Est., Concord
50
36
36
Gowell, Mary, Weston .
150
1 09
1 09
Griffin, John, Boston
100
73
73
Harrington, Elisha, Estate, Quincy
120
87
87
Hartwell, A. H., Estate, Watertown
2,000
14 50
14 50
Haynes, William A., Cochituate
500
3 62
3 62
Heywood, George, Estate, Concord
250
1 81
1 81
Higginson, Henry L., Boston
12,000
87 00
87 00
Hills, George E., Lexington
650
4 72
4 72
Hoffman, Claudine C., Boston
250
1 81.
5,000
36 25
38 06
Hovey, Adelade H., Waltham
600
4 36
4 36
Jaynes, Charles P., Boston .
2,225
16 13
11,100
80 50
96 63
Little, Luther
3,500
25 38
25 38
Locke, Isaac, Estate, Boston
200
1 45
1 45
Mason, F. E., Concord
200
1 45
1 45
McGrath, Patrick, Concord
750
5 44
5 44
Moore, Sarah B., Concord
300
2 18
2 18
Munroe, Jonas, Estate, Lexington
1,000
7 25
7 25
72
,
Neville, Henry P., Bedford · Newton, George F., Cohasset
850
6 16
6 16
6,000
43 50
43 50
Nichols, Susan A., Woburn
800
5 80
5 80
Paine, Horace, Concord
200
1 45
1 45
Philipps, Eugenia, Somerville
2,000
14 50
14 50
Proctor, F. I., Boston
160
1 16
1 16
Richardson, T. C., Weston.
150
1 09
1 09
Russ, J. Frank, Boston
6,500
47 13
47 13
Sherman, Herbert A., Weston
70
51
51
Skeen, Catharine, Boston
150
1 09
1 09
Slaterly & Darling
2,000
14 50
14 50
Smith, J. N., Boston
.
4,000
29 .00
29 00
Smith, Lewis E. Est., Portsmouth, N. H.
650
4 71
4 71
Stewart, Samuel, Waltham
80
58
58
Storrow, James J., Boston
78,000
565 50
565 50
Stow, Nathan B., Estate, Concord
180
1 31
1 31
Sweet, Benjamin D., Boston
3,500
25 38
25 38
Thompson, Maria L., Woburn
100
73
73
Thorndike, S. Lothrop, Weston
2,000
14 50
14 50
Viles, Charles L., Waltham
600
4 35
4 35
Viles, Sumner, Weston
120
87
87
Walker, Laura E., Milwaukee, Wis.
150
1 09
1 09
Warren, William, R., New York .
2,850
20 66
30,000
217 50
238 16
Weston, Town of .
850
6 16
6 16
Wheeler, Frank, Concord
2,000
14 50
14 50
Wheeler, H. N. Cambridge
400
2 90
2 90
White, Robert, Lexington
325
2 36
2 36
Whitman, Mercy M., Estate .
4,200
30 45
30 45
Weed, A. R., Conservator
Wilson, Arthur H., Concord
1,500
10 90
10 90
Woodsome, Richard, Concord
130
95
95
Wheelright, Andrew C., Cohasset
1,000
7 25
12,000
87 00
94 25
73
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Report of Trustees of Lincoln Public Library.
The Trustees of the Lincoln Public Library submit the following report :-
The usual statistics of the Librarian setting forth the num- ber of volumes in the Library, the additions thereto made during the year, the circulation of books and the number of days the Library has been open, are presented. They call for no special comment.
It affords the Trustees much gratification to be able to re- port that the alterations last year made in the exterior brick- work construction of the building have effectually remedied the architectural mistakes in original construction which, though trifling, had, none the less, for many years been a source of annoyance to the librarians, as well as damage to the edifice, involving risk of injury to the books, and puzzled the trustees in their efforts at a remedy. The constant seepage and consequent destruction of plastering and interior decora- tion, heretofore so marked, has been stopped; and, as yet, there are no indications of its renewal. In other respects, also, the work of alteration has proved most satisfactory.
As appears from the report of the Treasurer, the finances of the institution are in a satisfactory condition. A small, but sufficient, balance to the good has been carried forward to the credit of the coming year.
The following correspondence explains itself. It affords the Trustees much pleasure thus to spread it in full as a memo- rial on the records of the Town :-
" Lincoln, Sept. 26, 1905. HON. CHARLES F. ADAMS,
Chairman of Lincoln Library Trustees:
DEAR SIR: I enclose my check for $1,000, to be used for the benefit of Lincoln Public Library. If the Trustees ap-
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prove, I would request the income be applied for five years, at least, to increase the salaries of our faithful and efficient Librarians.
Respectfully submitted, JULIA A. BEMIS." (Signed)
Boston, Oct. 5, 1905.
MY DEAR MISS BEMIS :
At the meeting of the Trustees of the Public Library held at the Library building last evening, the 4th inst, your letter to me of the 26th ult. was submitted. The following votes were thereupon passed, and ordered to be entered upon our records :-
Voted: that the Chairman be instructed to communicate to Miss Julia A. Bemis the thanks of the Trustees of the Lin- coln Public Library, and of the Lincoln community as a whole, for her generous gift of $1,000 to be invested, and the income thereof to be used for the benefit of the Library.
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Permit me also to add to the above my personal thanks, and appreciation of the spirit of kindliness, as well as generos- ity, which has, in this matter, marked your action.
I remain, etc., (Signed) CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
MISS JULIA A. BEMIS. Box 17, Lincoln, Mass.
All of which is respectfully submitted. By order of the Trustees,
CHARLES F. ADAMS, Chairman.
Lincoln, February 6, 1906.
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STATISTICAL REPORT OF THE LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Number of volumes in Library, Feb. 1, 1905 7,808
Increase by purchase
233
Increase by Gift
7
Increase by binding periodicals . ·
7
Total increase
247
Number of volumes rebound
39
Number of volumes worn out, and replaced by new copies 22
Number of volumes in Library, Feb. 1, 1906
8,055
Total delivery of books for year · 5,508
Largest delivery in one day (April 15th)
97
Smallest delivery in one day (Nov. 29th)* 20
Total registration of borrowers 432
New names registered past year .
60
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LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Gifts of books, pamphlets, and periodicals have been received from the following persons ;- Hon. C. F. Adams, Mrs. E. Barrett, Mr. George F. Farrar, Mr. L. S. Gould, Mr. W. C. Husted, Mr. John H. Pierce, Mr. Samuel H. Pierce, Mrs. H. C. Richardson, Mr. Charles S. Smith, Hon. Harvey Wheeler, Mrs. A. C. Wheelwright. Also from the Secretary of the Com- monwealth, and the Lothrop, Lee & Shephard Publishing Co.
The usual number of Bulletins and reports have been received from various Libraries and other public institutions.
A need of the Library has been met by the gift of a reading glass from Mr. H. E. Barnes.
Through membership with the Library Art Club the following ex- hibits of pictures have been enjoyed :- "The Passion Play, "Views of Hol- land,"' "Views of Florence," Views of New England Scenery."
The following list of books (added to the Library the past year) have been most in demand, and have had the largest circulation during the year.
In Fiction, "Breath of the Gods," by S. McCall. "Dr. Luke of the Labra- dor," by N. Duncan. (This book has had the largest circulation in fiction.) "Common lot," by R. Herrick, "Partners of the tide," by J. C. Lincoln, "The Prospector," by R. Connor. "Little green door," by M. E. S. Bas- sett. "Marriage of William Ashe," by Mrs. H. Ward. "Minerva's Ma- noeuvres," by C. B. Loomis. "Mrs. Tree's will," by L. E. Richards. "The Princess Passes," by C. and N. Williamson. "Return of Sherlock Holmes," by A. C. Doyle, and "Wood-fire in No. 3," by F. H. Smith.
In Travel and Description :- "Roma Beata", by M. Howe." "Sunny Sicily,"' by Mrs. A. Tweedie. "Innocents abroad," by M. Twain. "Letters from an Oregon ranch," by "Katharine," and"The Lure of the Labrador Wild," by D. Wallacc.
The most popular books in Biography have been A. D. T. White's "Auto- biography,'' T. W. Higginson's "Part of my Life,'' "A Belle of the Fifties"' (being memoirs of Mrs. Clay,) and S. A. Tooley's "Life of Florence Nightin- gale.''
In Agriculture and Horticulture-the "Farmer's Cyclopaedia," "How to make a vegetable garden," by E. L. Fullerton. "The country home,'' by E. P. Powell, and Bailey's "Practical garden book."
In Cookery "What to have for breakfast," by O. Green; and "What to have for dinner," have been the most popular.
Among the miscellaneous books-"Dr. Grenfell's parish," by N. Dun- can; Dr. Greenfell's harvest of the sea;"' "The common way,"' by M. De- land ; "Freedom of life,"' by A. P. Call; "The Mother-Artist" and "Johnny Reb. and Billy Yank" have been most in demand.
In the Juvenile Department- the "Daughter of the rich," by M. E. Waller; "Rose of the river,"' by K. D. Wiggin; "Tale of two bad mice," by B. Potter; "Captain of the crew," by R. H. Barbour; "Pinkie Perkins, just a boy ;" the "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" and of "Tom Sawyer'' by M. Twain.
"Boys of Bob's Hill," by C. P. Burton.
"Red cap tales," by S. R. Crockett.
"Stories of inventors," R. Doubleday.
"Stories from the Faerie queen."
"Winning his way to West Point," P. B. Malone.
"Real diary of a real boy," H. A. Shute.
L. J. CHAPIN, Librarian.
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LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Accessions to the Lincoln Public Library for 1905.
List of Accessions for 1905. FICTION.
ALEXANDER, E. The rambling Rector
932.3
ATHERTON, G: The travelling thirds
931.9
AUSTIN, M. Isidro
934.20
"Barbara."
At the Sign of the Fox
741.8
BARR, A. E. Belle of Bowling Green
932.17
BASSETT, M. E. S. Little green door
741.5
BROOKS, E. W. As the world goes by
1037.1
CHURCH, A. J. Crusaders
931.12
CONNOLLY, J. B. The deep sea's toll
931.5
CONNOR, R. The Prospector
932.9
CROCKETT, S. R. Loves of Miss Anne May Margaret
1037.3
DAVIS, F. Mrs. Darrell
937.23
DAVIS, W. S. Falaise of the blessed voice
932.13
DIX, B. M. Fair maid of Graystones
931.4
DOYLE, A. C. Return of Sherlock Holmes
934.18
FOWLER, E. T. and FELKIN, A. L. Kate of Kate Hall
932.14
FRASER, Mrs. H. Maid of Japan
741.10
FREEMAN, M. E. W. The debtor
931.2
FRESSEN, G. Jorn Uhl
932.20
GOODLOE, C. At the foot of the Rockies
1037.8
GREEN, S. P. M. Deacon Lysander
932.18
HARRISON, F. Theopano
932.2
HAY, J. Bread winners
741.11
HERRICK, R. The common lot
932.11
HILLIS, N. D. Quest of John Chapman
934.10
HOWELLS, W. D. Miss Bellard's inspiration
1037.7
KIMBALL, G. S. Piney home
934.15
KNOWLES, R. E. St. Cuthbert's
931.1
LINCOLN, J. C. Partner's of the tide
934.21
LLOYD, N. Soldier of the valley
932.5
LOOMIS, C. B. Minerva's manoeuvres
741.7
McCALL, S. Breath of the Gods
741.4
MACDONALD, G. Sir Gibbie.
931.3
MARTIN, G. M. House of Fulfillment
934.14
MEREJKOWSKI, D. Romance of Leonardo Da Vinci
1037.5
MICHELSON, M. The Madigans
932.7
MITCHELL, S. W. Constance Trescott
934.23
CONRAD, J. Youth, and other stories
934.10
COOKE, G. M. The grapple
741.9
COUCH, A. Q. Shining Ferry
934.19
934.13
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NORMAN, D. Doctor Luke of the Labrador
932.8
PASTURE, Mrs. H. De La. Peter's mother
741.6
POCOCK, R. Curly 1037.6
RAY, A. C. On the firing line
934.17
RICE, A. H. Sandy
934.22
RICHARDS, L. E. Mrs. Tree's will
932.22
SCOTT, L. The walking delegate
931.4
SINCLAIR, M. The Divine fire
1037.2
SMITH, F. H. At close range Wood-fire in No. 3
931.8
SNAITH, J. C. Broke of Covenden
1037.9
STEVENSON, R. L. Strange case of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde
932.21
STEWART, C. S. The fugitive blacksmith
934.16
TARKINGTON, B. Conquest of Canaan In the arena
931.7
THURSTON, K. C. The masquerader
932.4
TILTON, D. My Lady Laughter
932.10
VALENTINE, E. U. Hecla Sandwith
1037.4
WALLER, M. E. Sanna
1037.10
WARD, Mrs. H. Marriage of William Ashe
937.22
WEYMAN, S. J. Abbess of Vlaye
932.6
WHITNEY, Mrs. A. D. T. Biddy's episodes
932.15
WILLIAMSON, C. N. and A. M. My friend the Chaffeur The Princess passes
934.22
WISEMAN, Cardinal. Fabiola
931.10
WISTER, O. Red men and white
BIOGRAPHY.
BENSON, A. C. Edward Fitzgerald. (Life.) 547.10
BOLTON, S. K. Successful women 535.17
CARNEGIE, A. James Watt. (Life.)
542.11
ELIOT, C. W. John Gilley, Maine farmer and fisherman 544.18
547.13
GRIFFIS, W. E. Verbeck of Japan
633.4
HIGGINSON, T. W. Part of a man's life.
535.15
JENKS, T. In the days of Milton
542.12
McCALL, S. W. Thaddeus Stevens. (Life.)
547.12
MITCHELL, S. W. Youth of Washington
547.9
MOORE, I. Talks in a library with Lawrence Hutton
535.18
PRYOR, Mrs. R. A. Reminiscences of peace and war 1532.2
547.11
SICHEL, E. Catherine De'Medici and the French reforma- tion
535.16
Men and Women of the French Renaissance .
533.3
THACKERAY, W. M. Thackeray's letters to an American family
536.14
TOOLEY, S. A. Life of Florence Nightingale
633.3
TRUMBULL, H. C. War memories of an Army Chaplain 544.17
WHITE, A.D. Autobiography of Andrew D. White. 2 vols.
621.12
HISTORY.
ADAMS, C. F., Jr. Wessgausset and Weymouth : An histo- rical address delivered at Weymouth, July 4, 1874, on the occasion of the celebration of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the permanent settle- ment of the town
361 .3
STERLING, A. A belle of the fifties; memoirs of Mrs. Clay of Alabama, covering social and political life in Wash- ington and the South, 1853-1866
542.10
SEDGWICK, H. D. Francis Parkman. (Life.)
932.19
FIRTH, J. B. Constantine the Great
931.11
932.12
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932.16
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ADAMS, C. F. Weymouth thirty years later: a paper read before the historical society, Sept. 23, 1904 361.3
BRADY, C. W. Conquest of the South-west 344.26
CHANNING, E. History of the U. S. Vol. 1
366.4
GOULD, L. S. Ancient Middlesex: with brief biographical sketches of the men who have served the country officially since its settlement 351.2
HART, A. B. Formation of the Union, 1750-1829
348.4
NASH, G. Weymouth in its first twenty years; a paper read before the Weymouth historical Society, Nov. 1, 1882
361.3
RAWSON, E. K. Twenty famous naval battles
342.11
TAUSSIG, F. W. Tariff history of the U. S.
342.10
THWAITES, R. G. The Colonies, 1492-1750
348.3
WARREN, J. Monument to Joseph Warren: its origin, history and dedication 1332.5
WILSON, W. Division and reunion, 1829-1889
348.5
RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY, ETHICS.
CALL, A. P. Freedom of life . 145.22
CLARKE, W. N. Use of the Scriptures in theology
1135.16
CONWELL, R. H. The new day: or fresh opportunities, (a book for young men)
1123.9
DAWSON, W. J. The Evangelistic note .
1123.6
FECHER, G. T. Little book of life after death: Translated from the German, with an introduction by William James 1136.7
MARTINEAU, J. Selections from the writings of James Mar- tineau
1136.8 1
MILLS, J. D. The mother-artist
1134.6
NITOBÈ, I. Bushido. Exposition of Japanese thought
1332.8
WAGNER, C. By the fireside
1134.7
My appeal to America
1123.8
On life's threshold ·
1133.7
WOOD, H. Life more abundant .
1134.8
POETRY AND DRAMA.
GOLDSMITH, O. She stoops to conquer
1426.14
MOORE, T. Poetical works
1423.3
SHERMAN, F. D. Lyrics of joy.
1426.13
VAN DYKE, H. Music and other poems
1426.12
TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION.
BANCROFT, J. D. An observer in the Phillippines 446.3
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