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SUMMARY OF OVERSEERS' ORDERS.
Total Appropriation, March 3d,
$8800 00
Almshouse expenses,
$3918 74
Relief out of Almshouse, 3998 71
Repairs on Almshouse, 260 81
Total expenditure, $8178 26
Balance unexpended,
$621 74
.
REPRESENTATIVE FUND.
In accordance with the wishes of the donor, Edward Taylor, Esq., the interest has been given to William B. Osgood.
The Overseers recommend that the following amounts be appropriated for the ensuing year :
For the Almshouse, $4000 00
For Relief out of Almshouse, 4000 00
For Repairs of Almshouse, 300 00
Respectfully submitted,
PETER D. SMITH,
Overseers
SAM'L H. BOUTWELL,
JOHN S. STARK,
of Poor.
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Report of the Chief Engineer
OF THE
Fire Department.
To THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN :
Gentlemen, - In compliance with the regulation of the Fire Department, I submit the following report.
The force of the Department consists of five engineers, twenty-two members of Andover Steamer, Co. No. 1, and B. F. Smith Hook and Ladder Truck, and sixteen members of J. P. Bradlee Steamer Co. No. 2.
The apparatus consists of two third class steam fire-engines, one hand engine, with hose-carriages for each, one one-horse hose-carriage, one hook and ladder truck, and one supply wagon. There are about four thousand feet of hose in good condition.
There have been ten alarms of fire the past year :
Feb. 16. Woods near Tewksbury.
April 16. Brush fire on land of Wm. Allen, Ballard Vale.
April 16. Brush fire, Ballard Vale.
April 20. Brush fire, Indian Ridge.
April 24. Brush fire on land of Thomas Clinton, B. Vale.
July 11. Brush fire on land of B. F. Smith, West Parish.
July 21. Brush fire, Ballard Vale,
Aug. 5. Fire in chimney of house owned by Roger Sweeney.
Nov. 3. Fire in West Parish, farm buildings owned by E. D. Jefferson.
Jan. 13. Fire in Ballard Vale, house owned by Mrs. Kate Conway.
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I recommend an appropriation of $2500 for the running expenses of the ensuing year ; $500 for new hose ; $1000 for fire-alarm. And also recommend that the engine-house in Ballard Vale be moved on to land owned by the Town, and repaired, and a cellar be put under the same ; or that suit- able quarters be arranged in the old school-building, and a sum of money appropriated therefor.
SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY.
Two Engine-houses and shed, $12000 00
Two Steam fire-engines and apparatus, 10000 00
Three horses and harnesses, 700 00
Shawshin engine and apparatus, 200 00
B. F. Smith hook and ladder truck, 500 00
Total, $23400 00
Respectfully submitted,
LEWIS T. HARDY,
CHIEF ENGINEER.
ANDOVER, MASS., February 10, 1891.
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Report of Chief of Police.
TO THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN :
Gentlemen, - The following is my fifth annual Police Report : from Feb. 1, 1890, to Jan. 12, 1891.
ARRESTS.
Causes of Arrests :
Adulterated milk,
1
Adultery,
Assault with a dangerous weapon,
1
Assault with intent to rape,
1
Assault, simple,
7
Bathing in Haggett's Pond,
4
Beating board,
1
Driving Horse,
3
Drunks, common,
1
Drunks, second offence,
1 8
Evading fare,
1
Fishing in Haggett's Pond,
1
For out of town officers,
1
Insane,
Larceny,
3
Loafing at Depot,
1
Liquor seizure,
1
Liquor illegal sale of,
1
Riding Bicycle on sidewalk,
.)
- 43
Drunks, first offence,
56
43
2
Stealing fruit, Trespassing, 2 Vagrant, 1 Whole number of arrests, - 48
Disposal of cases :
Committed to Concord Reformatory,
2
Committed to Danvers Lunatic Hospital,
Committed to Lawrence Jail,
9
Dismissed with payment of costs,
1
Bound over to Grand Jury,
+
Nolle prosequi,
3
Placed on file,
2
Appealed,
1
Discharged at lower court,
2
Paid fines at lower court,
24
Convicted. 44
MISCELLANEOUS.
Burglaries reported,
7
Number of Liquor nuisances closed,
1
Number of search warrants served,
4
Cases investigated,
221
Doors found open at night and secured,
13
Windows found open in stores and closed,
4
Number of dogs killed,
54
Strayed teams cared for,
2
Intoxicated persons cared for,
3
Lanterns placed in dangerous places,
6
Suspicious persons detained,
4
Value of property stolen,
$1222 50
Value of property recovered,
685 00
Value of equipments in the hands of Police,
125 00
The pleasant, convenient, well-furnished room which has been provided for the police is much appreciated by us.
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The cells are a great convenience. Ten prisoners have been locked up, and four suspicious persons detained, in the four or five months they have been in use. The carriage cost for taking them to the almshouse for detention would have been $1.00 each ; thus $14.00 should be placed to the credit of the cells.
The tramp nuisance is increasing ; but I think it would be checked if each one was made to work every morning to pay for his night's lodging. If a room could be fitted up in the basement of the Town House, they could be set at work at whatever was being done at the time, under the super- vision of the police, and forced to do the work ; then, I think, we would not have so many tramps.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE F. CHEEVER,
CHIEF OF POLICE.
ANDOVER, Jan. 12, 1891.
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Punchard Free School.
The Trustees of the Punchard Free School respectfully present to the Town the following account of the condition of the Fund, and of the Income and Expenses for eleven months ending December 31st, 1890.
PRINCIPAL.
Amount of Fund Feb. 1st, 1890,
$75005 00
This is invested in :
Real Estate Mortgages,
$63400 00
City Bonds,
6000 00
Real Estate (by foreclosure),
3700 00
Deposit in Andover Savings Bank,
55 00
Deposit with Trust Company at 2} per cent
interest while awaiting investment, 1850 00
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$75005 00
INCOME.
Balance on hand February 1st, 1890,
$3846 46
Received during eleven months,
3706 13
$7552 59
Payments, as per Schedule,
$3869 20
Balance on hand December 31st, 1890,
3683 39
$7552 59
SCHEDULE OF EXPENSES.
Frank O. Baldwin, Principal,
$1570 00
Mary E. Dern, Assistant,
515 00
Mary Alice Abbott, Assistant,
470 00
Edward Butterworth, music teacher,
133 00
Geo. H. Poor, Treasurer,
200 00
Curtis M. Baldwin, janitor,
176 00
Andover Press, printing,
6 50
George H. Barton, specimens,
10 50
C. C. Bourne, tuning piano,
2 50
G. S. Butler, mimeograph,
15 00
Edward Butterworth, music,
4 85
G. C. Cannon, filling diplomas,
3 00
Carter, Dinsmore, and Co , ink,
1 00
Geo. W. Chandler, coal,
155 00
Amount carried forward,
$3262 35
59
Amount brought forward,
$3262 35
Geo. S. Cole, repairs,
59 54
John N. Cole, supplies, 8 30
John Connolly, health department,
6 00
Brainard Cummings, repairs,
88 51
H. Cunningham, labor,
6 00
F. A. Dinsmore, repairs,
1 00
Frost and Adams, easels,
11 70
Ginn and Co., music,
3 86
D. C. Heath and Co., books,
60 00
T. A. Holt and Co., supplies,
2 20
Timothy Howard, repairs,
6 65
Henry P. Noyes, mats,
3 00
O'Connell Brothers, repairs,
20 87
George H. Parker, chemicals,
8 97
John R. Poor, recording deed,
65
Geo. S. Perry, supplies,
12 60
Pulsifer, Jordan, and Pfaff, paper,
10 80
Joseph A. Smart, insurance,
206 25
Soule Photo Company, supplies,
8 00
M. Troy, repairs,
15 00
M. E. White, repairs,
9 95
William Wood, repairs,
57 00
Total payments,
$3869 20
Balance of income, to wit :
Deposited in Savings Banks, at 4 per cent, $1945 00
Deposited with Trust Company at 2} per cent, 600 00
Deposited with Trust Company at 4 per cent, 1000 00
Deposited in Andover National Bank, 132 39
Cash in safe,
6 00
3683 39
$7552 59
January 1, 1891.
GEO. H. POOR, TREASURER.
January 28, 1891.
Examined, and found .correct,
GEORGE GOULD, C. H. GILBERT, AUDITING COMMITTEE.
FREDERIC PALMER, GEORGE GOULD, JOHN J. BLAIR, HORACE H. TYER,
F. W. GREENE, GEO. H. POOR,
CHAS. H. GILBERT, SAM'L H. BOUTWELL,
TRUSTEES.
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Report of Cemetery Committee.
The Cemetery Committee herewith submit their Annual Report, with the statement of the receipts and expenditures for the year ending January 12th, 1891.
During the past year the walks have been newly gravelled, a portion of the lots have been relocated, with new bounds put down, and other needed improvements made.
Eight burial lots have been sold.
The improvements needed for the ensuing year: The balance of the face-wall should be pointed, and other im- provements that may be needed to keep the premises in repair.
We therefore respectfully ask for the appropriation of $200, with the proceeds of such sales as may be made from the premises the ensuing year.
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DR
Cash paid
Charles S. Parker, Superintendent,
1890, labor and services, $ 50 00
Henry A. Hayward, labor and team, 121 50
Frank M. Foster, labor, 24 00
Levi Fenalson, labor, 5 25
Charles Fenalson, labor,
3 00
Fred Symonds, labor,
1 50
Michael Sullivan, labor,
6 75
James E. Dearborn, labor,
14 25
Charles B. McIntire, labor,
19 50
James Scott, labor, :19 50
Benjamin B. Tuttle, express,
1 25
Locks and Canals Company, kyanizing stakes, 4 70
Davis and Sargent, stakes,
12 00
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
2 53
F. G. Haynes and Co., supplies,
1 15
$286 88
CR.
By cash received
Appropriation,
$200 00
Sale of lots,
221 00
Sale of grass,
6 00
For fixing Soldiers' lot,
2 25
$429 25
Balance unexpended,
$142 37
Received from the Town as per last Report,
$10111 02
Received from the Town this year, 200 00
Received from sale of lots, wood, grass, etc.,
5567 55
$15878 57
Less overpaid,
956 94
$14921 63
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$3000 00
Cost of land, Cost of improvements, as per last Report, Cost of improvements this year,
$11492 38
286 88
-- $11779 26
Balance unexpended,
142 37
$14921 63
Lots sold as per last Report,
176
Lots sold this year,
8
184
Whole number of single graves sold,
12
Interments as per last report,
307
Interments this year,
21
328
Respectfully submitted for the Committee, JOHN CORNELL,
CLERK AND TREASURER.
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Schedule of Town Property.
Town House, fixtures, and furniture,
$22000 00
Land,
4000 00
School-house property,
95000 00
Punchard School Fund, 75200 00
Memorial Hall and Land,
28500 00
Memorial Hall permanent Fund,
20000 00
Memorial Hall Library, John Byers Fund,
5000 00
Memorial Hall Library and Furniture,
8000 00
Town Farm and buildings, 12000 00
Personal property at Town Farm,
4075 00
Two Engine-houses and Shed,
12000 00
Two Steam Fire-engines and apparatus,
10000 00
One Hand-engine and apparatus,
200 00
One Hook and Ladder Truck,
500 00
Five Horses,
1000 00
Carts, Harnesses, and Tools,
500 00
Waterworks Property,
155000 00
Seven Reservoirs,
3000 00
Indian Ridge Land,
4000 00
Spring Grove Cemetery and Receiving Tomb,
7000 00
Hay Scales,
350 00
Safe in Town House,
450 00
Weights and measures,
325 00
Total, $468,100 00
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Tax Collector's Account.
-
George A. Putnam in Account with the Town of Andover.
DR.
Amount due Town on 1888 Taxes, as by Report
February 3, 1890, $87 40
CR.
Amount collected,
$70 23
Amount abated and remitted,
17 17
$87 40
Interest on Taxes, 1888 List, 18 46
DR.
Amount due Town on 1889 Taxes, as by Report
February 3, 1890, $1487 63
CR.
Amount collected, $935 15
Amount abated and remitted, 109 58
Amount uncollected, 442 90
$1487 63
Interest on Taxes 1889 List, $46 84
Old Taxes and Interest, $11 91
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DR.
Assessors' List of Taxes for 1890, Andover National Bank Tax,
$69627 60
5100 00
$74727 60
CR.
Amount collected,
$67865 00
Discount on Town Tax,
3664 20
Discount on Bank Tax,
306 00
Amount uncollected,
2892 40
$74727 60
GEORGE A. PUTNAM,
COLLECTOR.
ANDOVER, January 12, 1891.
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Treasurer's Account.
George A. Parker, Treasurer, in Account with the Town of Andover.
DR.
Cash received,
Balance from last year, $1416 59
Commonwealth, Corporation Taxes, 11495 86
Commonwealth, Bank Taxes, 3206 52
Commonwealth, State Aid, 1825 12
County of Essex, Dog Taxes returned, 570 40
George A. Putnam, Collector, old taxes and interest, 11 91
George A. Putnam, Collector, 1888, taxes, in- terest, and abatements, 105 86
George A. Putnam, Collector, 1889, taxes, in- terest, and abatements, 1091 57
George A. Putnam, Collector, 1890, taxes and discount, 71835 20
Sundry cities and towns, pauper account, 241 00
Andover National Bank, Notes discounted, 40000 00
Town House rents, 704 41
Ballard Vale store rents,
141 67
Auctioneers' Licenses, 6 00
Grove Licenses, 6 00
Billiard table Licenses,
4 00
Amount carried forward,
$132662 11
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CR.
Cash paid Selectmen's Orders :
Schools,
$13995 59
School-houses,
1379 31
School Rooks and Supplies,
993 50
Highways,
7800 68
Sidewalks,
969 89
Snow removed,
208 71
Town Officers,
7985 33
Town House,
2495 48
Street Lighting,
2566 63
Printing and Stationery,
763 26
Spring Grove Cemetery,
286 88
Interest on Notes and Bonds,
6592 35
Notes paid,
46000 00
Insurance,
262 00
Memorial Day,
200 00
Miscellaneous,
1326 64
Fire Department,
2499 39
Horses,
1193 42
Abatement of Taxes,
202 75
Discount on Taxes,
3970 20
Shade Trees,
100 00
Ballard Vale School-house,
4612 85
County Tax,
5811 38
Hay Scales,
21 75
State Tax,
8308 38
Amount carried forward,
$120546 37
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DR.
$132662 11
Amount brought forward, Cash received,
Income from town farm,
491 15
Police and lock-up fees, 53 93
Spring Grove Cemetery,
229 25
School Committee, books sold,
16 08
Town Maps sold,
3 30
Expense of insane person reimbursed,
169 00
Superintendent of Streets, gravel sold,
12 40
Use of derrick,
14 50
Swampscott Machine Co., overcharge,
1 53
Phillips School-house,
217 60
Water rates, 3106 38
Drain-pipe sold, 1 98
J. T. Lovejoy, Supt., labor on Waterworks,
1 00
N. P. Dubord, land sold,
120 00
Hay Scales fees,
67 70
Money refunded, Relief out,
2 50
$137170 41
ANDOVER, Jan. 12, 1891.
69
CR.
Amount brought forward, Cash paid Selectmen's Orders,
$120546 37
Dog License Money, to Library,
570 40
Water Fountain, Hydrants,
739 93
3000 00
Cash paid Overseers' Orders :
State Aid,
1302 00
Almshouse Expenses,
3918 74
Relief out of Almshouse,
4001 21
Almshouse Repairs,
260 81
Aid to Indigent Soldiers and Sailors,
901 00
Cash on hand,
1929 95
$137170 41
GEO. A. PARKER, TREASURER.
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LIABILITIES.
Trustees of Memorial Hall, Note,
$25000 00
Trustees of Proprietors' Fund, Note,
1600 00
Ware Sidewalk Fund,
1368 56
Water Bonds,
155000 00
Interest on Water Bonds,
1033 32
$184001 88
ASSETS.
Cash on hand, Town Funds,
$1929 95
Cash on hand Water Loan,
6251 11
Due from Cities and Towns,
305 25
Commonwealth, State Aid,
1302 00
Commonwealth, Military Aid,
450 50
Uncollected Taxes of 1889,
2892 40
Uncollected Taxes of 1888,
442 90
$13574 11 -
Balance against the Town,
$170427 77
GEO. A. PARKER,
TREASURER.
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Water Loan.
George A. Parker, Treasurer, in account with the Town of Andorer.
DR.
Balance from last year,
$49105 84
Service-pipe,
8307 93
Interest,
5251 79
Bonds sold,
10000 00
Premium,
1045 50
Hydrants,
3000 00
$76711 06
CR.
Orders paid,
$68899 45
Sinking Fund,
1045 50
Andover Savings Bank,
515 00
Andover National Bank.
6251 11
$76711 06
Bonds Nos. 1 to 5 inclusive were redeemed Nov. 1, 1890.
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Balance from last year,
$1008 79
Town of Andover,
4501 34
A. B. Turner and Bro.,
46 67
Andover National Bank,
703 78
#6260 58
Paid interest on Water Bonds,
$6140 00
$120 58
Jan. 12, 1891.
GEO. A. PARKER, TREASURER.
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SINKING FUND.
Premium on Bonds,
$1045 50
Deposited in Essex Savings Bank,
$500 00
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank,
545 50
Interest,
17 15
$1062 65
GEORGE A. PARKER,
TREASURER SINKING FUND.
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Nineteenth Annual Report
OF THE
Trustees of Memorial Hall.
The only matter in connection with the Library that calls for special mention is its growth. The gradual accumulation of books las more than filled our accessible shelf-room ; and this will probably have to be enlarged during the present year. The contemplated change can be made without any considerable expense, but it will involve a much-to-be-regretted sacrifice of space now devoted to the reading-room. The time is probably not far distant when the upper hall will have to be used as reading-room, and the lower hall surrendered wholly to the library.
The Trustees have received a gift of one hundred dollars from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, the income of which is to be devoted to the purchase of temperance lit- erature suitable for young people.
It has excited surprise in some quarters that the Trustees do not abate the nuisance of dim and smoky lamps in the reading-room, when electricity is brought to their very door. They would be glad to abate it ; and if a sufficient number of public spirited patrons of the Library will combine to ob- tain from the Town an appropriation of two hundred dollars a year, it can be abated. The Trustees can find the means to put all the necessary apparatus into the building. But they cannot pay the running expenses of electrical lighting without the above-mentioned assistance.
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The outside wood-work of the building has been thoroughly painted since our last report, and the annual examination of the property shows it to be in a good state of preservation.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH W. SMITH. FRANCIS H. JOHNSON, JOHN CORNELL, E. KENDALL JENKINS, JAMES B. SMITH, · WARREN F. DRAPER, JOSEPH A. SMART,
TRUSTEES.
ANDOVER, Jan. 12, 1891.
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This certifies that we have examined the within account, and find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
JAMES B. SMITH, E. KENDALL JENKINS, COMMITTEE OF ACCOUNTS.
ANDOVER, Jan. 24, 1891.
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Trustees of Memorial Hall.
Town of Andover in Account with Joseph A. Smart, Treasurer of Memorial Hall.
CR.
To balance from last year,
$1076 81
To cash received from
R. P. Hallowell, assignee,
508 12
Interest on Town note (May 5), 100 00
Interest on Town note (Aug. 4), 1200 00
Woman's Christian temperance union. 100 00
Fines and rents, 61 69
Town Treasurer, dog-tax (Jan. 91), 570 40
$2540 21 -
$3617 02
DR.
For Cash paid
Ballard Holt, salary,
$718 00
James O. Bradshaw, salary,
84 00
A. W. Holt, services, 5 00
John N. Cole, periodicals,
257 50
Little, Brown, and Co., books,
453 11
WV. B. Clark and Co., books,
3 59
Bradley and Woodruff, binding.
58 61
John H. Chandler, papers,
43 25
Charles N. L. Stone, papers,
1 50
Andover Press, supplies,
71 75
Express,
11 30
Amount carried forward,
$1707 61
77
Amount brought forward, For cash paid
$1707 61
T. A. Holt, supplies,
32 09
Smith and Manning, supplies,
13 30
George Saunders, repairs,
24 75
Hardy and Cole, repairs,
4 10
George Goodhue, work,
4 41
M. E. White, repairs,
31 87
Andover Waterworks,
17 26
J. E. Whiting, repairs,
1 25
E. H. Barnard, painting,
340 83
George W. Chandler, coal,
136 50
Ballard Holt, sundries,
49 02
John N. Cole, supplies,
12 45
M. T. Walsh, repairs,
7 51
$2382 95
Deposited in Savings Bank,
508 24
Deposited in City Institution for savings, Lowell, 100 00 Cash balance on hand,
625 83
$3617 02
JOSEPH A. SMART,
TREASURER.
ANDOVER, Jan. 12, 1891.
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We have examined the accounts, of the Town Officers, and find them correct, with satisfactory vouchers for all payments made.
The Town Treasurer has on deposit in the Andover National Bank $8181.06; viz. six thousand two hundred and fifty-one dollars and eleven cents ($6251.11) to the credit of the water loan, and one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine dollars and ninety-five cents (#1929.95) town funds.
ARTHUR BLISS, CHARLES II. MARLAND, GEO. A. HIGGINS,
AUDITORS.
ANDOVER, MASS., Jan. 12, 1891.
BULLETIN No. 10.
LIST OF ACCESSIONS,
1890.
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Report of Librarian.
To the Trustees of the Memorial Hall Library :
GENTLEMEN,-The Librarian's Report for the year 1890 is herewith respectfully submitted.
Comparative Statistics.
1889.
1890.
Number of volumes added by purchase,
393
372
Number of volumes presented,
34
30
Volumes of periodicals bound,
49
47
Whole number of volumes in the Library,
11,289
11,738
Pamphlets presented during the year,
146
222
Whole number of pamphlets in the Library,
6446
6668
Number of days on which books were delivered,
249
248
Number of volumes delivered,
22,529
20,488
Largest daily issue,
256
235
Largest weekly issue,
672
597
Average daily issue,
90를
82,8,
Per-centage of juvenile and fiction circulated.
823
823
Notices to delinquent borrowers,
925
1004
New names registered,
201
174
Whole number of names registered,
4724
4898
Number of volumes covered anew,
2169
1379
Number of volumes rebound,
176
163
Average daily attendance in Reading-room,
82号
841
Volumes delivered for use in Reading-room,
504
524
Amount of fines collected,
$41 96
$48 12
Amount received for use of books,
7 42
11 62
Amount received for sale of Catalogues (1),
75
Amount received for sale of Supplements (1 bound),
50
Amount received for sale of Supplements (2 unbound),
.70
84
Donors of Books, Pamphlets, and Papers.
Vols. Pamp. Pap's. 1
Abbot Courant.
Andover W. C. T. U.
11
Bancroft, Rev. C. F. P.
3
Boston and Maine Railroad. 1
3
Bradley. Hon. JJ. M. 1
Briggs, N. A. Shaker Village, N. II. 12
1
Cambridge Public Library
1
Concord Free Public Library.
1
Dorsey, Hon. G. E. Neb.
1
Emerson, Mrs. M. E. 4
1
Fearing, A. C., Boston, Mass.
1
Franklin, W. B., Hartford Ct.
1
Good Health. Battle Creek, Mich.
9
Gray, William H.
3
Greene, Charles. 3
1
Hoar, Hon. G. F. Worcester, Mass. 2
Hopedale Public Library.
1
Jackson, Miss C. R. 2
2
Johnson, Rev. Francis H.
55
Larramore, Wilbur.
1
Lawrence, R. M. Lexington, Mass.
1
Lawrence Public Library.
1 1
Leach, E. O. Washington. D. C.
1
Lincoln, Rev. Varnum.
2
McKnight, D. A. New York.
1
Malden Public Library.
1
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of. 12 2
Middleten, David.
30
Murray, J. R. Cincinnati, O.
1
Newbury Library. Chicago, Ill.
1
Newton Free Library. 1
Peabody Institute. Peabody, Mass.
1
Raymond. Samuel.
1
Boston Public Library.
Brookline Public Library,
Fall River Public Library.
Griffis, Rev. W. E., Boston, Mass.
85
Ropes, Rev. W. L.
St. Louis Public Library. 1 1
Salem Public Library. Smith, Peter D. 4
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, "Our Dumb Animals," for 1890.
Taylor, Edward.
56
1
Taylor, Prof. J. P.
2
Travellers' Record, 1889.
12
Tyer Rubber Company.
20
United States. 4 90
1
Watertown Free Public Library.
Whitney, Charles C. Marshall, Minn.
52
Worcester Free Public Library.
1
--
40
222
162
During the year two volumes have been lost, and forty-eight, worn out by long use. have been replaced by new ones.
Two numbers of American Agriculturalist, one number of Andover Townsman, one number of Boston Daily Journal, one number of Cornhill Magazine, one number of Forum, one number of Harper's Monthly, one number of London Graphic, and two 1
numbers of Youth's Companion have been taken from the Reading-room, and not returned.
One volume has been sent for by messenger.
BALLARD HOLT,
LIBRARIAN.
ANDOVER, Jan. 3, 1891.
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Veasey, Hon. W. G. Washington, D. C.
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LIST OF BOOKS ADDED SINCE JAN. 1, 1890.
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Abbot, Willis J. Battle-fields and Camp-fires. 162.9
Abbott, Charles C. Outings at Odd Times. 1261.9
Abbot, Mary. Alexia. 816.26
Acton, Mrs. Adams. Rosebud.
729 20
Adams, Charles F. Richard Henry Dana. A Biography. 2 Vols. 1462.9-10
Adams, Henry. History of the United States of America during the First and second Administrations of Thomas Jefferson. 4 Vols. 1432.1-4
History of the United States of America during the First Ad- ministration of James Madison. 2 Vols. 1432.5-6
Adams William T. (Oliver Optic). On the Blockade. 717.5
Aldrich, Herbert L. Alaska and Siberia ; or, Eight Months with the Arctic Whalemen. 1453.7
Alden, W. L. Trying to Find Europe. By Jimny Brown. 755.12
Allen, Richard. Miss Eaton's Romance. 719.2
American Agriculturist. Vol. 48. 1889 1351.17
American Naturalist. Vol. 23. 1890. 1423.4
Ames, J. G. Compiler. United States Blue Book : Official Register of Federal Officers and Employes. 1889. Vol. 1. *1576.7
Andover, Mass. Annual Report of the Receipts and Expenditures. 1880-89. *587.8
Andover Review. Vol. 12. 1889.
1411.12
Vol. 13. 1890. 1412.1
Anglomaniacs, The.
729.2
Argles, Margaret (The Duchess). A Life's Remorse.
641.25
Ashe, Robert P. Two Kings of Uganda ; or. Life by the Shores of Victorai Nyanza. 1453.13
Atlantic Monthly. Vol. 64-65. 1889-90
1313.4-5
Austin, Jane G. Dr. LeBaron and his Daughters. 769.16
B.
Baker, Beth. Mystery Evans. 719.10
Baker, Sir Samuel. Wild Beasts and their Ways. 1273.11
Ballou, Maturin M. Aztec Land.
1453.16
Balzac, Honoré de. Sons of the Soil.
755.26
Bandelier, Adolf F. The Delight-makers.
729.15
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88
Baring-Gould, Sabine. Old Country Life.
1251.17
Barr, Amelia E. Friend Olivia.
729.16
The Household of McNeil. 719.22
Barrie, J. M. A Window in Thrums. 818.25
Bates, Arlo. Albrecht.
755.14
Bates, Josephine W. A Nameless Wrestler.
816.19
Bates, Katherine L. Hermit Island.
729.21
Behrens, Bertha (W. Heimburg). Lucie's Mistake. 849.3
816.23
Berry, Edward P. Leah of Jerusalem.
849.2
Besant, Walter. Armorel of Lyonesse. Captain Cook. [English Men of Action.] 1467.17 The Holy Rose, etc. 851.13
[American Men of
Bigelow, John. William Cullen Bryant, Letters. ] 456.16
Black, William. Prince Fortunatus. A Novel. 712.20
Blackall, Emily L. Superior to Circumstances. 755.17
816.22
Blackwood, Harriet G., Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava. Our Vicegeral Life in India. Selections from my Journal.
1884-88. 2 Vols. 346.16-17
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Vol. 146-147. 1889-90. 1434.12-13
Blaisdell, Albert E. Stories of the Civil War. 729.7
Blake, Mary E. A Summer Holiday in,Europe. 1454.2
Bolderwood, Rol . The Squatter's Dream. 719.3
Bolton, Sarah K. Famous European Artists.
1463.13
Booth, Gen. William. In Darkest England, and the Way out. 1251.19
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