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2,000
32.00
32.00
Riley, William B. .
300
4.80
4.80
Roche, Bridget
5,400
86.40
86.40
Robus, Tamzin K.
2,000
32.00
32.00
Rooney, Martin J ..
200
3.20
3.20
Rooney, Mary, Est ..
2,000
32.00
32.00
Rollins, Bros.
2,300
36.80
36.80
Ryan, Daniel
500
8.00
8.00
Ryan, Mary
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1,600
25.60
25.60
Ryan, Stacia
1,500
24.00
24.00
Sargent, Charles O
1,250
20.00
4,500
72.00
92.00
Scripture, Bertha
90
1.44
1.44
Scripture, Mary J ..
115
1.84
1.84
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Seeckts, Albert
250
4.00
3,000
48.00
52.00
Sharkin, Martin . .
2,350
37.60
37.60
Shepard, Richard A.
2,600
41.60
41.60
Sherman, Chester H.
300
4.80
4.80
Sherman, Daniel E ..
1,800
28.80
6,500
104.00
132.80
Sherman, J. D., Heirs of .
2,100
33.60
33.60
Sherman, Martin
350
5.60
1,300
20.80
26.40
Sherman, Roger ..
1,700
27.20
6,000
96.00
123.20
Sherman, Susan R ..
4,200
67.20
67.20
Sherman, William H.
500
8.00
3,500
56.00
64.00
Silva, Manuel .
500
8.00
2,500
40.00
48.00
1,150
18.40
18.40
Smith, Charles S.
5,450
87.20
47,900
766.40
853.60
Smith, Lillian P.
500
8.00
3,000
48.00
56.00
Snelling, Howard
2,800
44.80
17,000
272.00
316.80
Snelling, Marion L.
500
8.00
9,000
144.00
152.00
South Lincoln Dairy Co
4,000
64.00
64.00
Spalding, Nellie H. ..
600
9.60
6,000
96.00
105.60
Stackpole, Katharine C
503
8.05
8.05
Storey, Moorfield
2,100
33.60
22,500
360.00
393.60
Tarbell, George G.
1,000
16.00
16.00
Tarbell, George G., Trustees
20,000
320.00
320.00
Tasker, John .
250
4.00
2,500
40.00
44.00
Todd, C. Lee. .
1,000
16.00
24,000
384.00
400.00
Tyler, Fred .
400
6.40
1,650
26.40
32.80
Tyler, Watson
1,600
25.60
25.60
Warner, Henrietta
512
8.19
8.19
Warner, Henry E.
2,900
46.40
9,500
152.00
198.40
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Name of Resident
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate
Watson, Samuel J ..
1,100
17.60
17.60
Watson, William E ..
1,100
17.60
17.60
Washburn, Mary J.
2,000
32.00
32.00
Wetherbee, Samuel M.
200
3.20
3.20
Welch, Helen F ..
6,500
104.00
104.00
Weston, Ann E ..
2,500
40.00
40.00
Weston, Georgianna H.
250
4.00
5,000
80.00
84.00
Wheeler, Abner S., et al.
2,500
40.00
40.00
Wheeler, Charles S. .
10,000
160.00
160.00
Wheeler, Charlotte
2,065
33.04
33.04
Wheeler, Charlotte, et al.
3,500
56.00
56.00
Wheeler, C. Edgar. ..
800
12.80
2,500
40.00
52.80
Wheeler, George R.
850
13.60
4,650
74.40
88.00
Wheeler, Herman T.
300
4.80
3,700
59.20
64.00
Wilkins, Ann M ..
100
1.60
5,000
80.00
81.60
Wilson, John .
1,000
16.00
2,500
40.00
56.00
Woodhull, Charles E.
300
4.80
4.80
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NON-RESIDENT TAX PAYERS
Name of Resident
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate
Adams, Frank, Waltham ...
240
3.84
3.84
Ames, J. B., Heirs of, Cambridge .
500
8.00
8.00
Bennett, Helen F., Brookline ..
4,000
64.00
64.00
Blodgett, Edwin S.
1,500
24.00
24.00
Brooks, Katherine T., Charlestown.
240
3.84
3.84
Brooks, Mary A., Concord ...
650
10.40
10.40
Broughall, Stephen (Mrs.), Lexington ...
20
32
32
Brown, Elvira, Lexington ...
250
4.00
4.00
Brown, William, Heirs of, Winchendon.
1,040
16.64
16.64
Carroll, Henrietta S., Malden.
50
.80
. 80
Carty, J. R., Heirs of, Concord. .
150
2.40
2.40
Cheeny, Arthur, Heirs of, Weston. .
150
2.40
2.40
Clapp, Clift R. and Exrs., Boston. .
65,650
1,050.40
1,424.77
Adams, Charles F.
23 398
374.37
Cook, Arthur A., Brookline.
4,500
72.00
72.00
Cousins, Fred E., Littleton .
6,000
96.00
96.00
Curly, Annie, Boston. ..
400
6.40
6.40
Cutler, James R., Somerville
175
2.80
2.80
Curry, John, Somerville .... . DeNormandie, Alice W., Boston. . ·
150
2.40
2.40
7.75
12.40
16,500
264.00
276.40
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H. L. Higginson Est.
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Name of Resident
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate
DeNormandie, James, Boston.
60.00
96.00
96.00
Donovan, Michael, Concord.
300
4.80
4.80
Doyle, Mary, Heirs of, Weston.
1.25
2.00
700
11.20
13.20
Edison Electric Illuminating Co., Boston
20,000
320.00
320.00
Eldredge, Arthur S., Est., Texas. .
580
9.28
9.28
Emerson, E. W., Concord ...
2.75
4.40
4.40
Emerson, R. W., Heirs of, Concord.
3.50
5.60
5.60
Fallon, Matthew W., Jr., Boston.
6,100
97.60
97.60
Fitchburg R. R. Co ...
900
14.40
14.40
Flanagan, Thomas, Concord ..
150
2.40
2.40
Fleming, John F., Somerville.
700
11.20
11.20
Gile, Flora J., Concord. .
130
2.08
2.08
Gourgas, Francis R., Heirs of, Concord
50
.80
.80
Green, Grace, Wisconsin ...
100
1.60
1.60
Grimwood, Henry A., Weston.
4,080
65.28
65.28
Griffin, John, Boston. .
100
1.60
1.60
Harrington, T. F., Waltham ..
2,700
43.20
43.20
1,000
16.00
16.00
3,000
48.00
48.00
160
2.56
2.56
4,700
75.20
75.20
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Hawthorn, Annie M., Heirs of, Boston .. Hay, Robert T., Melrose. . Hayden, Nellie B., Lexington . . Heald, Mary E ...
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88
Heywood, George, Heirs of, Concord ...
250
4.00
4.00
Huddleston, Lucy B., Heirs of, Malden. .
300
4.80
4.80
Hunt, Lewis E., Somerville. ..
1,000
16.00
16.00
Jones, Robert J., Chelsea. . .
4,700
75.20
75.20
Kenna, James B., Framingham.
700
11.20
11.20
Kaizer, Horace, Concord. .
2,500
40.00
40.00
Locke, Isaac, Heirs of, Boston.
200
3.20
3.20
Lima, Anthony J., Lexington.
1,000
16.00
16.00
Lovett, Robert W., Boston.
5,000
80.00
80.00
Lynski, Thomas, Waltham ..
2,000
32.00
32.00
McGrath, Patrick, Concord ..
1,050
16.80
16.80
Malloy, John, Heirs of, Waltham.
600
9.60
9.60
Moore, Sarah B., Concord ..
300
4.80
4.80
Mullen, T. F., Ayer. . .
200
3.20
3.20
Munroe, Jonas, Heirs of, Lexington. .
1,000
16.00
16.00
Neville, Henry P., Bedford.
850
13.60
13.60
New Eng. Tel. & Tel. Co ..
9,323
149.17
3,600
57.60
206.77
Norton, T. M., Bedford.
15
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24
Paul, William B. W ..
1,500
24.00
24.00
Richardson, T. C., Weston.
150
2.40
2.40
Rickert, Paul, Waltham ..
6,200
99.20
99.20
Rodman, Emma, Nahant. .
5,000
80.00
80.00
Rogers, Edward H., Cambridge.
2,025
32.40
10,500
168.00
200.40
Root, George F., Chicago ...
600
9.60
9.60
Scully, James J., Cambridge.
5,000
80.00
80.00
Shaw, Nellie S., Woburn. ...
100
1.60
1.60
Sherman, Herbert A., Weston.
70
1.12
1.12
Smith, Eugene H., Waltham. .
100
1.60
1.60
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Name of Resident
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate
Smith, Eliza A., Portsmouth, N. H ..
200
3.20
3.20
Stewart, Frank, Waltham. .
100
1.60
1.60
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y ..
554
8.86
8.86
Storrow, Helen O., Boston. .
3,500
56.00
56.00
Storrow, James J., Boston. .
3,350
53.60
132,000
2,112.00
2,165.60
Stow, Nathan B., Heirs of, Concord.
180
2.88
2.88
Sweet, Benjamin D., Boston. .
3,500
56.00
56.00
Thorndike, Sturgis H., Boston.
2,000
32.00
32.00
Walker, A. Bruce, Milwaukee, Wis ..
150
2.40
2.40
Western Union Tel. Co ...
1,953
31.25
31.25
Weston, Town of ..
350
13.60
13.60
Wheeler, Frank, Est., Concord.
2,000
32.00
32.00
Wheeler, Harvy C., Boston. .
6,492
103.87
1,500
24.00
24.00
Wheeler, Henry A., Weston.
100
1.60
1.60
Wheeler, H. N., Heirs of, Cambridge ...
400
6.40
6.40
Wheelwright, Mary C., and
12,000
192.00
295.87
Cabot, Henry B., Exrs., .
White, Ellen, Waltham ..
1,000
16.00
16.00
White, John, Auburndale.
100
1.60
1.60
White, Robert, Lexington.
1,000
16.00
16.00
Wilcox, Mrs. C. W ..
6,000
96.00
96.00
Woodhull, John H ..
6,500
104.00
104.00
Worcester, Alice, Waltham
500
8.00
8.00
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TREASURER'S REPORT
The receipts into and payments from the Treasury for the year 1920 have been as follows, viz :
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand January 1st, 1920.
$10,321.60
T. L. Giles, Collector.
31,308.29
Highway Department
2,895.00
Middlesex County Tax 2,331.00
Moth Department
1,962.25
Town Note
15,000.00
Dog Tax 1919
427.43
Town Notes .
15,000.00
Town Hall, from Lincoln Grange, 1919-1920
84.00
Town Hall
10.00
Boston Woven Hose
2.85
R bate Quincy Fire Insurance Co.
14.40
Town Loan
15,000.00
Lincoln School from City of Boston
468.07
Lincoln School from books.
4.20
Concord Court
10.00
Cambridge Tax
259.70
Miscellaneous a/c from Lincoln Library for coal
169.30
Misc llaneous a/c from Lincoln Library for Janitor
200.00
Miscellaneous a/c from Lincoln School for coal
334.45
Cemetery account, from General Fund, Middlesex Insti- tution for Savings
363.75
Massachusetts Income Tax 1917
117.50
Income Tax 1918
141.00
Income Tax 1919
1,140.00
Income Tax 1920
25,499.26
A/C Vocational Education Trust Fund.
225.00
Tuition of children.
407.93
Inspector of Animals
35.38
Corporation Tax (P. S.)
1.31
School Fund 1919
1.51
66 A/C Highway special.
10,178.00
Middlesex County A/C Highway special.
7,195.68
Loan from Lincoln Water Works.
3,500
Loan from Sinking and Trust Funds.
18,000.00
Interest on Deposit
123.76
$130,401.62
PAYMENTS
Loan, Paid Sinking and Trust Fund Commissions 5. 5. 8. $18,000.00 Loan, Paid Lincoln Water Works. 3,500.00
Selectmen's orders
91,053.06
Balance January 1st, 1921.
517.56
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$130,401.62
C. LEE TODD, Treasurer
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WATER WORKS DEPARTMENT Outstanding Bonds January 1st, 1921
Issue of 1900 due 1930 Coupon 3}s, J & D $10,000.00
Issue of 1900 due 1930 Reg'd. 32s, J. & D. (n/o Common- wealth of Mass.) 13,000.00
Issue of 1902 due 1932 Coupon 32s, M & S.
6,000.00
Issue of 1902 due 1932 Reg'd. 32s, M & S. (n/o Common- wealth of Mass.) 3,000.00
Issue of 1903 due 1934 Coupon 32s, M & N
5,000.00
Issue of 1904 due 1934 Coupon 4s, M & S
5,000.00
Issue of 1906 due 1936 Coupon 4s, M & S.
14,000.00
Issue of 1907 due 1937 Coupon 4s, M & S.
4,000.00
Issue of 1907 Serial Coupon 4s, M & S ($500 due each year) 3,500.00
Issue of 1911 Serial Coupon 4s, M & S ($500 due each year) 1,500.00
$65,000.00
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REPORT OF BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
The Water Commissioners submit the following report :
During the year twelve regular and two special meetings have been held, at which all members were present.
The Town has been benefited by two very substantial im- provements in the Water Works Department. First the old cement lined pipe on the Sandy Pond Road, which was partly replaced by iron pipe in 1919, has been wholly replaced from the corner at the center to the residence of Mr. C. S. Smith. The trench covering is fairly rough most of the way and ought to be leveled. The Board recommends that a substantial length of cement pipe be replaced every year. Second, the Board in August ordered a new Rumsey electric pump of a million gal- lons or more capacity per twenty-four hours, (the previous Rumsey having seven hundred fifty thousand capacity), which at this writing is being installed and should be ready for use in a few weeks, thus giving the Town two good up-to- date pumps, by the use of which it should always have a full reservoir.
The old steam equipment was sold, and has been removed from the building, leaving a boiler-room and coal pocket as surplus room at present.
For the last four years, and perhaps longer, the Water De- partment has been run in a hit or miss fashion; it has had no guide and no check. For instance, water is pumped from the station to the reservoir, and the amount pumped is fairly 'accurately known ; but the amount distributed is not known at all. Several years ago, at a cost of some hundreds of dollars, a meter was installed at the reservoir to determine the amount of water distributed; but the meter, either on account of im- proper care or faulty installation, did not work long, and has never been of much value. The Town thought it advisable to
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put considerable money into that apparatus ; but the Town has not thought of its experiment since. If an engineer or water works expert in the town has any recommendation on this subject the Board would like to confer with him. Also, the blue print books of new gates, services, etc., have not been kept up to date, and a few old ones have never been charted. This matter ought to be attended to ; but it is expensive work, and the Board has been trying to keep the expenses within the income, and has done so lately. But while this practice may seem satisfactory at the present, it may be highly expensive for the future, and the future is what the Town should be anticipating. It does not seem the part of economy to save a few dollars more, when it is certain that some day this data will be needed, and needed in a hurry, and can only be dis- covered through trouble and greater expense. The job has got to be done sometime, and the sooner the better.
The Board wishes to call the attention of the water takers to the fact that in the face of higher costs for repairs, labor and supplies, double the cost for renewing pipes, and during a dry summer, the same water tax has been maintained that has been in use for many years, and unless some unusually hard luck is encountered it probably can be kept for the future. But to keep the Water Works in a first class condition, not merely good enough to supply water most all the time, but to make it a department of which the Town can be proud, a little more revenue would be a help. The Town has as good water as any community and it should have as good a system, but the system can't give the best service when the revenue barely keeps it out of debt.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM H. SHERMAN, SUMNER SMITH, JOHN J. KELLIHER, Water Commissioners of Lincoln.
Water Report PROFIT AND LOSS Year ending December 31, 1920.
Dr.
Cr
To Expense
$ 128.37
Rates
$10,071.59
Power
1,929.79
Meter
875.80
Salaries
1,606.00
Sundry
30.19
Interest
2,455.00
Repairs and renewals
3,013.81
Net gain
1,844.61
$10,977.58
By Water
$10,977.58
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ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Construction
$187,410.22
Bonds outstanding
$65,000.00
Sinking Fund
27,410.00
Town of Lincoln for Loan 1912
4,787.51
Coal on hand
250.00
Surplus
150,333.74
Wire
200.00
Water bills uncollected 1918
82.00
Water bills uncollected 1919
675.00
Water bills uncollected 1920
3,200.00
Cash on hand
894.03
$220,121.25
$220,121.25
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS
To the Board of Selectmen :-
The Board of Fire Engineers herewith submit their thir- teenth annual report, ending December 31, 1920.
Force
Thirty-three men belong to the Department: one chief, six engineers, and twenty-six call men. There are three organized companies.
Apparatus
The apparatus belonging to the Department is as follows : Two wagons, one reel, one combination truck, twenty-five ex- tinguishers, three ladders, hose, axes, and plaster hooks.
Location of Apparatus
No. 2-Combination truck at Doherty's Garage, So. Lincoln. No. 3-Hose house, John Dee Farm, Virginia Road, North Lincoln.
Fires
During the past year the truck has been called out as follows : 5 chimney, 5 grass, 2 wood, one auto, two houses at a loss of $4,300, and 1 call to Wayland chimney fire.
ISAAC N. MACRAE, Chief, THOMAS DEE HERBERT FARRAR, H. S. COUSINS J. J. KELIHER, ANDREW DOUGHERTY, MATTHEW H. DOHERTY.
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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1920.
No written complaints of alleged nuisances have been re- ceived during the past year.
The fumigation of the school houses have been systemati- cally performed as usual.
The contagious diseases reported were as follows :
17 cases of Mumps 14 cases of Influenza
1 case of Diphtheria
3 cases of Scarlet Fever
2 cases of Measles
9 cases of Whooping Cough
4 cases of Pneumonia
1 case of Chicken Pox
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Respectfully submitted, MARTIN WELCH, R. D. DONALDSON,
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REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS
Jan. 19, 1921.
To the Board of Selectmen :-
I herewith submit the following report for the year end- ing Dec. 31, 1920 :-
Number of herds of cows
70
Number of milch cows
416
Number of young stock
146
Number of bulls
28
Number of oxen
2
Number of pigs
695
Number of sheep
10
Number of goats
13
Number of cows quarantined
4
Number of cows affected with tuberculosis 4
MARTIN M. WELCH,
Inspector of Animals.
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REPORT OF ANIMALS SLAUGHTERED
To the Board of Health :-
I herewith submit the following report of animals slaugh- tered and inspected for the year ending December 31, 1920.
Pigs
165
Calves
38
Cattle
10
Pigs condemned
3
Calves condemned
2
Cattle condemned
0
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN J. KELLIHER,
Inspector of Slaughtering.
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LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Trustees on the following pages submit the report of the Treasurer and Librarian for the year ending December 31, 1920.
The Trustees ask for an appropriation of $700.00 and the Dog Tax.
C. LEE TODD, Chairman of the Trustees.
DR.
REPORT OF TREASURER OF LINCOLN LIBRARY FOR YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1920.
CR.
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1920
$10.22
Interest on Deposit
2.60
Light
63.84
Gift of G. G. Tarbell.
32.00
Water
10.00
From Fines and Sale of Books
58.56
Repairs
38.40
Income of Liberty Bonds
8.50
Sundries, by Librarians
18.71
Library Supplies
9.36
Clerical Work
10.00
Delivering Books
18.00
Library Journal
5.00
Coal
196.74
Janitor
200.00
Magazines
76.90
New Books
318.01
Librarians, Income of Pierce Fund.
54.30
Librarians' Salaries
500.00
Total of Expenditures
$1,545.31
Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1921
251.28
$1,796.59
EXPENDITURES
For Telephone
$ 26.05
from Codman Fund
43.75
Trust Funds, as follows :-
J. A. Bemis Fund ..
$ 58.20
J. H. Pierce Fund.
54.30
A. J. Stearns Fund ..
120.41
G. Russell Fund
16.88
G. G. Tarbell Fund
170.03
419.82
Dog Tax Return
521.14
Town Appropriation
7.00.00
$1,796.59
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STATISTICAL REPORT OF THE LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 1, 1921
Number of volumes in Library Jan. 1, 1920
10,924
Increase by purchase
162
Increase by gift
11
Number of volumes in Library Jan. 1, 1921
11,097
Total delivery of books for year
8,675
Largest delivery in one day 179
Smallest delivery in one day
42
Number of books delivered, fiction 3,745
Number of books delivered, non-fiction
2,217
Number of books delivered, juvenile
2,713
Number of days Library was open
103
Gifts of books, periodicals, etc., have been received from Mr. James Baker, Miss Annie Bartlett, Mr. S. Bigelow, Mr. Phillips Bradley, Mr. F. W. Denio, Mrs. Scott Doten, Mr. James F. Farrar, Miss Catharine Filene, Mr. Henry Ford, Mr. George Harlow, Mrs. Conrad Hathaway, Mrs. Webster Har- rington, Prof. Frank W. C. Hersey, Mr. Frank Munsey, Mr. Winthrop Packard, Mr. Arthur J. Parker, Misses A. M. and J. I. Peirce, Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Miss B. Scripture, Mr. J. Waldo Smith, Capt. George G. Tarbell, Miss Mabel Washburn, Miss Mary Wheelwright, Mrs. Charlotte W. Wilcox.
Many catalogues, reports, etc., have been received also, from various Libraries and other public institutions.
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LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Accessions to the Library for 1920
FICTION
Andrews, Mary Raymond Shipman. Joy in the morning 1036.25
Bacheller, Irving. Man For the Ages
733.22
Bacon, Frank. Lightnin'.
735.29
Balmer, Edward. Resurrection Rock.
721.22
Bartley, Nalbro. The gorgeous girl
733.24
Begbie, Harold. Convictions of Christopher Sterling ...
1035.34
Bertrand, Adrien. Call of the soil
1035.38
Bottome, Phyllis. Servant of reality
1035.33
Bullard, Arthur. The stranger.
721.23
Chamberlain, George Agnew. Taxi: mance An adventure ro-
733.23
Chambers, Robert W. The crimson tide.
913.26
Churchill, Winston. Dwelling place of light
1036.33
Cohen, Octavus Roy. Gray dusk.
737.20
Conrad, Joseph. The rescue: Romance of the shallows
737.26
Dawson, Coningsby. Test of scarlet: Romance of re- ality
1035.31
Dell, Ethel M. The tidal wave: and other stories. .. . 732.23
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan. Valley of fear: A Sherlock Holmes novel
1018.28
Galsworthy, John. In Chancery Tatterdernalion
1018.26
Gibbs, George. The splendid outcast
737.21
Grey, Zane. Man of the forest.
737.22
Haggard, H. Rider. Ancient Allan
732.22
Hall, Holworthy. Egan.
721.21
Herbert, A. P. The secret battle.
737.16
Hughes, Rupert. What's the world coming to?
722.22
Jacobs, W. W. Deep waters.
1035.35
Jerome, K. J. All roads lead to Calvary.
1015.28
Johnston, Mary. Michael Forth
725.31
King, Basil. Going West.
1025.34
Latzo, Andreas. Judgment of peace
1018.25
Lee, Jennette. Rain-coat girl.
1035.29
Lincoln, Joseph C. The Portygee
727.24
1018.27
104
Locke, William J. House of Baltazar 915.14
Mccutcheon, George Barr. Anderson Crow, detective .. 1017.28
McGrath, Harold. Man with three faces 913.25
Mackenzie, Compton. Poor relations
727.25
MacManus, Seumas. Lo and behold ye!
1015.29
McNeil, Everett. Buried treasure.
816.32
Marshall, Archibald. Many Junes
912.28
Sir Harry: A love story .
1025.32
Merrick, Leonard. Man who understood women
1025.33
While Paris laughed.
1035.36
Montgomery, L. M. Further Chronicles of Avonlea. Rainbow valley
1035.32
Morley, Christopher. Haunted book shop.
912.27
Oemler, Marie Conway. Woman named Smith
1035.30
Oldmeadow, Ernest. Coggin.
737.23
Oppenheim, E. Phillips. Box with broken seals
1035.26
Cinema murder 737.25
727:27
Great impersonation
725.33
The pawns count
735.30
Parker, Gilbert. No defence
727.26
Payne, Will. The scarred chin.
737.18
Pelley, William Dudley. The greater glory.
1025.30
Reid, Forrest. Pirates of the spring.
721.24
Roche, Arthur Somers. Uneasy Street
725.32
Rolland, Romain. Colas Breugnon 1035.28
737.19
Singmaster, Elsie. Basil Everman.
732.25
Steiner, Edward A. Sanctus Spiritus and company
737.17
explanatory notes and introduction by. Frank W. C. Hersey 923.9
Swinnerton, Frank. September
926.26
Taylor, Katharine Haviland. Barbara of Baltimore. 737.27
Thurston, E. Temple. City of beautiful nonsense.
732.26
World of wonderful reality.
1035.25
Tracy. Louis. Strange case of Mortimer Fenley 913.24 Wings of the morning 913.27
Train, Arthur. Tutt and Mr. Tutt.
737.15
Underwood, Ruth. A living legacy
748.23
Vance, Louis Joseph. The dark mirror.
732.24
Van Slyke, Lucille. Little-Miss-By-The-Day
735.28
Vorse, Mary Heaton. The Prestons.
737.24
Walpole, Hugh, Jeremy 1035.27
913.28
Devil's paw
Shute, Henry A. Real diary of the worst farmer.
Stevenson, Robert Louis. Treasure Island: Edited with
105
Walsh, George Ethelbert. Boy Vigilantes of Belgium. 846.26
Ward, Mrs. Humphrey. Harvest. 914.27
Helena 1035.37
West, V. Sackville. Heritage. 1025.31
Wiggin, Kate Douglas. Ladies-in-waiting
1036.34
Willsie, Honorè. The forbidden trail
926.27
BIOGRAPHY
Bishop, Joseph Buckland. Theodore Roosevelt's letters to his children 646.14
Bispham, David. A Quaker singer's recollections 646.18
Cody, Louisa Frederici. Memories of Buffalo Bill. 645.22
Hersey, Frank Cheney Editor. Sir Walter Ralegh
646.15 Holme, John G. Life of Leonard Wood.
646.16
Howe, M. A. DeWolfe. George Von Lengerke Meyer: His Life and public services 646.13
Kellogg, Vernon. Herbert Hoover: The man and his work
646.19
646.17
Paton, Lucy Allen. Elizabeth Cary Agassiz. A biography Parker, Cornelia Stratton. An American Idyll: Life of Carleton H. Parker. 645.21
Radzwill, Princess Catherine (Count Paul Vassili) Disil- lusions of a Crown Princess; being the story of the married life of Cecile, Ex Crown Princess of Ger- many 645.13
Thayer, William Roscoe. Theodore Roosevelt: An inti- mate biography 645.19
Tucker, William Jewett. My generation : An autobiog-
raphical interpretation 645.20
TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION
Collins, Joseph. My Italian observations and reflections in Italy during the last year of the war .. 415.26
Kipling, Rudyard. Letters of travel: 1892-1913 447.18
Stuck, Hudson. A winter circuit of our Arctic coast. A narrative of a journey with dog-sled around the entire Arctic coast of Alaska. 421.25
Wharton, Edith. French ways and their meaning. 447.17
RELIGION
Brown, Charles Reynolds. Yale talks 1114.21 Hodgkin, Henry T. Lay religion 1112.18
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DRAMA
Drinkwater, John. Abraham Lincoln: A play with an in- troduction by Arnold Bennett. 1426.21
REFERENCE
Lowell, D. O. S. Munsey-Hopkins genealogy Ref. R. R.
EUROPEAN WAR AND RELATED SUBJECTS
Barton, George. Celebrated spies and famous mys-
teries of the great war. 1521.22
Booth, Evangeline and Hill, L. G. War romance of the Salvation Army
1521.19
Davis, Malcolm W. Open gates to Russia. 1521:25
Davison, Henry P. American Red Cross in the great war 1521.23
Duffy, Francis P. Father Duffy's story: A tale of humor and heroism of life and death with the fighting Sixty-ninth
1513.18
Haines, Donal Hamilton. The Dragon flies.
816.31
Hill, David Jayne. American world policies.
1336.28
Janis, Elsie. The big show: My six months with the A. E. F. forces 1521.21
Keith, Eric A. My escape from Germany .
1521.24
Keynes, John Maynard. Economic consequences of the Peace
1521.26
Lauder, Harry. Between you and me
1528.13
Maurice, F. Major General. Last four months: How the war was won. 1521.18
Ransome, Arthur. Russia in 1919.
1537.26
Roosevelt, Kermit. War in the Garden of Eden
1526.34
Simonds, Frank H. History of the world war: America and Russia. Vol. IV. 361.5
Wister, Owen. A straight deal, or the ancient grudge .. 1528.15
JUVENILE
Anadottir, Holmfridur. When I was a girl in Iceland .. 1246.8
Baker, Olaf. Shasta of the wolves. 846.29
Barbour, Ralph Henry. Full-back Foster 814.36
Blaisdell, Albert F. and Ball, Francis K. Pioneers of
America 846.28
107
Burgess, Thornton W. Bowser the hound.
1246.2
Burgess bird book for children 832.25
Mrs. Peter Rabbit 1246.1
Cadby, Carine. Puppies and kittens and other stories .. Canfield, Dorothy, and others. What shall we do now?
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