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16. Fire in Howell Block, Park Street.
Aug. 11. Fire in Harding Street R. R. Bridge.
Aug.
22. Fire in House and barn of Chas. Mears, Ballard Vale.
Sept. 17-18 Two alarms of fire in stone house, Abbott Village.
Oct. 14. Brush fire, on old railroad, Ballard Vale.
Oct. 17. False alarm.
Oct. 28. Fire at Harding Street R. R. Bridge.
Dec. 25. Fire in barn of Hugh O'Donnell Ballard Vale.
Jan. 8. 1893 Fire in Tenement block of Stephen Blaney, Ballard Vale.
I recommend an appropriation of $2500 for the running expenses of the ensuing year,
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,
400 00
Total,
$23300 00
Respectfully submitted, LEWIS T. HARDY,
CHIEF ENGINEER.
ANDOVER, MASS., February 13, 1893.
74
Report of Chief of Police.
TO THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN :
Gentlemen, - In compliance with the regulation of the Police Department, I submit my eighth annual report.
ARRESTS.
There have been sixty three arrests, for the following causes :
Assault,
5
Breaking and entering,
3
Burning building,
3
Disorderly conduct on street car,
1
Cruelty to animals,
3
Disturbing the peace,
12
Drunkennes,
13
Fishing in Haggett's Pond,
2
False pretences,
1
Insane,
4
Larceny from building,
7
Larceny, simple,
3
Lewd and lascivious conduct,
1
Non-support of wife,
1
Riding Bicycle on sidewalk,
3
Vagrant,
1
Whole number of arrests, - 63
Disposal of cases :
Bound over to Grand Jury,
7
Committed to Lawrence Jail,
11
Committed to Lyman School, 1
75
Committed to Danvers Insane Asylum, 4
Discharged at court, 9
Discharged by officers,
9
Delivered to out-of-town officers,
1
Paid fines,
17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Burglaries reported,
8
Cases investigated,
234
Doors found open at night and secured,
9
Windows found open in stores and closed,
4
Number of dogs killed,
26
Strayed teams cared for,
4
Intoxicated persons cared for,
19
Lanterns placed in dangerous places,
6
Number of permits given to tramps,
750
Persons locked up,
43
Suspicious persons detained,
3
Value of property reported stolen,
$490 00
Value of property recovered,
150 00
Value of equipments in the hands of Police,
125 00
I would respectfully call your attention to the necessity of one regular officer for night patrol at Ballard Vale. The ex- pense would not be much larger, and an expressed desire of the people of that section would be met. It is a small place, and one man could well cover the territory.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE F. CHEEVER,
CHIEF OF POLICE.
ANDOVER, Feb. 3, 1893.
76
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 the year ending December 31st, 1892.
PRINCIPAL.
Amount of the Fund December 31st, 1892,
$75005 00
This is invested in :
Real Estate Mortgages,
$64525 00
City Bonds (Holyoke),
6000 00
Real Estate, by foreclosure :
O'Hara house $1000, Bowman house $1000, 2000 00
Deposit with Mercantile Loan and Trust Company, awaiting investment. 2425 00
Deposit in Andover Savings Bank,
55 00
$75005 00
INCOME.
Amount on hand December 31st, 1891,
$3577 19
Received during the year 1892,
4489 50
$8066 69
Expenses and payments in 1892,
$4869 92
Balance on hand December 31st, 1892,
3196 77
$8066 69
EXPENSES.
Frank O. Baldwin, Principal,
$1800 00
Mary E. Dern, Assistant,
600 00
Mary Alice Abbott, Assistant,
550 00
Lucia G. Merrill, Assistant,
550 00
Frederick Palmer, Visiting Committee,
100 00
Geo. H. Poor, Treasurer,
200 00
Curtis M. Baldwin, janitor,
200 00
Brainard Cummings, repairs on tenements, etc.,
214 70
C. Schoenhof, books,
12 65
Ginn and Co., books,
44 27
Amount carried forward,
$4271 62
77
$4271 62
15 84
67 05
10 00
2 50
T. A. Holt and Co., supplies,
18 98
John N. Cole, stationery, etc.,
59 09
George W. Chandler, fuel;
172 19
M. T. Walsh, repairs,
35 72
Joseph A. Smart, insurance,
95 00
M. E. White, repairs,
10 90
Henry P. Noyes, repairs,
5 75
H. F. Chase, repairs,
80
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
. 48
Smith and Manning, supplies,
3 25
P. P. Caprioni, supplies,
2 50
W. Garrett, tuning,
3 00
William Wood, repairs,
24 35
Silver, Burdett, and Co., supplies,
3 00
J. C. Cannon, diplomas,
1 50
C. P. Rea, labor,
90
H. Cunningham, labor,
9 25
Barnett Rogers, services,
2 00
J. H. Blunt, labor,
6 00
John J. Donovan, recording deed,
50
J. F. Low, sharpeners,
. 20 1
Frank O. Baldwin, account
17 25
Benj. B. Tuttle, expressing,
50
American Express Company, expressing,
1 65
W. Read and Sons, guns,
9 75
Total expenses,
$4869 92
Balance of income :
Deposited in Savings Banks,
$2945 00
Deposited in Andover National Bank,
236 37
Cash not deposited,
15 40
3196 77
$8066 69
January 1, 1893.
GEO. H. POOR,
TREASURER.
-
Amount brought forward, American Book Company, books, Boston School Supply Co., books, Thompson, Brown, and Co., books, D. Appleton and Co., books, Andover Press, account,
11 40
78
January 16, 1893. Examined, and found correct,
GEORGE GOULD, CHARLES H. GILBERT,
AUDITORS.
FREDERIC PALMER, GEORGE GOULD,
JOHN J. BLAIR,
HORACE H. TYER,
F. W. GREENE, GEO. H. POOR,
CHAS. H. GILBERT,
SAM'L H. BOUTWELL, TRUSTEES.
79
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 13th, 1893.
During the past year the avenues and walks have been gravelled, and one new avenue laid out, with fifty single grave-lots thereon, and other needed improvements that were required to keep the grounds in order. Owners of lots have expressed themselves as being satisfied with the general appearance of the Cemetery.
Seven burial lots and seven single graves have been sold during the past year.
The improvements needed for the ensuing year: The walks to be kept gravelled, the embankment taken away from the face wall.
We therefore respectfully ask for the appropriation of $200, with the proceeds of such sales as may be made from the premises during the ensuing year.
80
DR
Cash paid
Charles S. Parker, Superintendent,
1891-92 $100 00
Henry A. Hayward, labor and team, 228 75
Andover Press, printing, 1 50
Frank M. Foster, labor, 3 75
J. F. Nuckley, labor, 68 88
Henry McLawlin, supplies, 1 40
Anderson & Bowman, sharpening tools, 3 25
G. Balch, labor, 5 25
F. G. Haynes & Co., supplies, 90
$413 68
CR.
By cash received
Appropriation,
$200 00
Sale of lots,
212 00
For fixing Soldiers' lot,
2 00
-
$414 00
Balance unexpended,
32
$413 68
Received from the Town as per last Report,
$10511 02
Received from the Town this year, 200 00
Received from sale of lots, wood, grass, etc.,
5836 55
$16,547 57
Less overpaid,
1100 26
$15447 31
81
Cost of land, Cost of improvements, as per last Report, Cost of improvements this year,
$3000 00
$12,033 31 413 68
$12446 99
$15446 99
Balance unexpended,
32
$15447 31
Lots sold as per last Report,
187
Lots sold this year,
7
194
Whole number of single graves sold,
22
Interments as per last report,
352
Interments this year,
37
389
Respectfully submitted for the Committee,
CHARLES S. PARKER,
SUPERINTENDENT.
82
Tax Collector's Account.
George A. Putnam in Account with the Town of Andover.
DR.
Amount due Town on 1890 Taxes, as by Report January 12, 1892, $569 47
CR.
Amount collected,
$530 00
Amount abated and remitted,
39 47
$569 47
Interest on Taxes, 1890 List,
$52 00
DR.
Amount due Town on 1891 Taxes, as by Report January 12, 1892, $3388 89
CR.
Amount collected,
$3050 00
Amount abated and remitted,
140 81
Amount uncollected, 198 08
$3388 89
Interest on Taxes 1891 List, $91 64
Old Taxes and Interest, 39 53
83
DR.
Assessors' List of Taxes for 1892, Andover National Bank Tax,
$58925 34
3054 90
฿61980 24
CR.
Amount collected,
$57551 34
Discount on Town Tax,
2559 75
Discount on Bank Tax,
152 75
* Amount uncollected,
1716 40
$61980 24
Amount uncollected Jan. 25,
$1539 70
GEORGE A. PUTNAM,
COLLECTOR.
ANDOVER, January 10, 1893.
-
84
Treasurer's Account. 4
George A. Parker, Treasurer, in Account with the Town of Andover.
DR.
Cash received,
Balance from last year, $29 68
Commonwealth, Corporation Taxes, 8578 11
Commonwealth, Bank Taxes, 3142 50
Commonwealth, State Aid, 1817 00
Commonwealth, support State Pauper, 57 27
Commonwealth, Burial Pauper, 43 00
County of Essex, Dog Taxes returned, 542 09
George A. Putnam, Collector, 1890, taxes, in- terest, and abatements, 621 47
George A. Putnam, Collector, 1891, taxes, in- terest, and abatements, 3190 81
George A. Putnam, Collector, 1892, taxes and discount, 60263 84
George A. Putnam, Collector, interest on taxes, 91 64
George A. Putnam, Collector, old taxes and interest, 39 53
Sundry cities and towns, pauper account, 355 06
Andover National Bank, Notes discounted, 72500 00
Town House rents, 796 00
Ballard Vale store rents, 224 00
Amount carried forward,
$152292 00
85
CR.
Cash paid Selectmen's Orders :
Schools,
$14999 98
School-houses,
1500 00
School Books and Supplies,
1000 00
Highways,
7395 05
Snow removed,
468 40
Bonds,
4417 24
State Tax,
5588 68
Interest,
8750 99
Town Officers,
1973 10
Town House,
1102 02
Fire Department,
2985 41
Horses and Drivers,
2808 56
Street Lighting,
4569 77
Printing and Stationery,
686 00
Notes,
59400 00
Miscellaneous,
1092 61
Dog License Money, to Library,
542 09
Discount on Taxes,
2712 50
Memorial Hall, lighting,
90 54
Spring Grove Cemetery,
413 68
Memorial Day,
200 00
Sinking Fund,
150 00
New Boiler,
2100 00
Maintenance,
3500 00
Insurance,
211 00
Amount carried forward,
$131657 62
86
DR.
Amount brought forward,
$152292 00
Cash received,
Auctioncers' Licenses,
4 00
Grove and Circus Licenses,
11 00
Billiard and Pool Room License,
4. 00
Income from town farm,
1054 15
Spring Grove Cemetery,
214 00
School Committee, books sold,
19 71
Town Maps sold,
1 50
Relief out, money refunded,
212 19
Street Superintendent, trimming trees, use of derrick, gravel, road wash, manure and lum- ber sold,
155 55
Boston and Maine Railroad, work on highway,
208 00
J. Toye & Son, use of engine,
30 00
Water rates,
5977 41
Hay Scales,
75 70
Criminal fees,
166 00
Discount on County Tax,
56 68
Old Hose and Pump sold,
5 00
C. H. Newton, overdraw (School-houses),
7 25
$160494 14
ANDOVER, Jan. 10, 1893.
87
CR.
$131657 62
Amount brought forward, Cash paid Selectmen's Orders, Reservoir Land,
1375 00
County Tax,
6376 17
Punchard School Extension, Grading,
7411 15
150 00
Abbott Village School-house,
737 04
Abatement of Taxes,
244 28
Hay Scales,
26 80
Cash paid Overseers' Orders :
State Aid,
1523 00
Military Aid,
398 00
Almshouse Expenses,
3970 64
Relief out of Almshouse,
4991 79
Almshouse Repairs,
770 38
Cash on hand,
862 27
$160494 14
GEO. A. PARKER, TREASURER.
88
LIABILITIES.
Trustees of Memorial Hall, Note,
$25000 00
Trustees of Proprietors' Fund, Note,
1600 00
Andover National Bank, Notes,
18400 00
Ware Sidewalk Fund,
1480 23
Water Bonds,
155000 00
Interest on Water Bonds,.
1193 05
$202673 28
ASSETS.
Cash on hand, Town Funds,
$862 27
Cash on hand Waterworks,
3697 91
Due from Cities and Towns,
387 35
Commonwealth, State Aid,
1523 00
Commonwealth, Military Aid,
199 00
Commonwealth, Pauper Account,
41 00
Uncollected Taxes of 1891,
198 08
Uncollected Taxes of 1892,
1716 40
$8625 01
Balance against the Town,
$194048 21
GEO. A. PARKER,
TREASURER.
89
Waterworks.
George A. Parker, Treasurer, in account with the Town of Andover.
DR
Balance from last year,
$1231 56
Service-pipe,
2338 62
Maintenance, Town,
3500 00
New Boiler, Town,
2100 00
Reservoir Land, Town,
1375 00
Interest,
6131 82
N. W. Harris & Co., Bonds,
10000 00
N. W. Harris & Co., Premium on Bonds,
331 50
Redemption of Bonds, Town,
4417 24
Redemption of Bonds, Andover Savings Bank,
582 76
-
$32008 50
CR.
Orders paid, $27979 09
Broadway Savings Bank, Lawrence, Sinking Fund,
331 50
Cash, Andover National Bank,
3697 91
$32008 50
Bonds Nos. 11 to 15 inclusive were redeemed Nov. 1, 1892.
90
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Balance from last year,
$228 18
Andover National Bank,
3 77
Town of Andover,
6086 94
N. W. Harris & Co., Interest on Bonds,
41 11
$6360 00
Paid interest on Water Bonds,
$6280 00
Balance on hand,
80 00
$6360 00
GEO. A. PARKER, TREASURER.
ANDOVER, Jan. 10, 1893.
SINKING FUND.
No. 1.
Balance Jan. 14, 1892, $1262 67
Received from Town of Andover,
150 00
Interest, Andover Savings Bank, 38 25
Interest, Essex Savings Bank,
21 36
$1472 28
CR.
Deposited in Andover Savings Bank, $921 65
Deposited in Essex Savings Bank, 550 63
$1472 28
No. 2.
Received from Premium on Bonds, $331 50
Interest, Broadway Savings Bank, 3 31
$334 81
CR.
Deposited in Broadway Savings Bank, $334 81
GEORGE A. PARKER, TREASURER SINKING FUND.
Andover, Jan. 10, 1893.
91
Twenty-first Annual Report
OF THE
Trustees of Memorial Hall.
The statistics of the accompanying report of the Librarian attest the large use and usefulness of the different depart- ments of the Library during the past year. Three hundred new volumes have been added to the twelve thousand already on our shelves, aside from the fifty volumes of weekly or monthly periodicals which have been bound, and the two hundred old books so much used as to need rebinding. The gradually increasing number of youth who frequent the Lib- rary for consultation of books of reference and the reading of newspapers and magazines is a favorable feature which has attracted notice.
The introduction of electric lights in the Reading-room within the year has been a source of great satisfaction and comfort to the large number of patrons whose only time for using the Library is in the evening. We feel sure that the citizens of the town will never be willing to return to the inadequate and injurious system of lighting previously em- ployed.
By the generosity of a few gentlemen a fine portrait of Hon. Amos Abbott, a well-known former citizen of Andover, has been presented to the Library, and, after the regilding of the frame, hung in the Hall. It would be quite in keeping with the design of Memorial Hall if similar memorials of other prominent residents of the town could be added to those already in its possession.
92
We record with sadness the recent death of Mr. John Cor- nell, who had been one of the Trustees of Memorial Hall for nearly sixteen years, and whose excellent judgment and pub- lic spirit made him a specially valuable member of our Board. He supplemented this long period of faithful service in the interests of the Library by making to it the generous bequest indicated in the following extract from his will :
"Item sixth. - To the Trustees of Memorial Hall in said Andover the sum of five thousand dollars, the same to be ex- pended in the purchase of a collection of historical articles and such works of art as they may deem expedient.
Item seventh. - To the Trustees of the Memorial Hall in said Andover, and their successors in office, five thousand dollars, the income there from to be expended in the care and preservation of the collection mentioned in the sixth item hereof."
The vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr. Cornell was filled at the last meeting of the Board by the election of Mr. George W. Foster.
Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH W. SMITH, FRANCIS H. JOHNSON, E. KENDALL JENKINS, JAMES B. SMITH, JOSEPH A. SMART, C. C. CARPENTER,
ANDOVER, Feb. 15, 1893.
TRUSTEES.
93
This certifies that we have examined the within account, and find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
JAMES B. SMITH, F. KENDALL JENKINS, COMMITTEE OF ACCOUNTS.
ANDOVER, Jan. 24, 1893.
94
Trustees of Memorial Hall.
Town of Andover in Account with Joseph A. Smart, Treasurer of Memorial Hall.
CR.
To balance from last year, $916 48
To cash received :
May 2, 1892, Town Treasurer, interest, 1400 00
June 13, 1892, Town Treas., electric lighting, 13 45
Aug. 2, 1892, Town Treas., electric lighting, 15 10
Sept. 27, 1892, Pacific Guano Co, dividend.,
165 13
Oct. 3, 1892, Town Treas., electric lighting, 9 98
Nov. 7, 1892, Town Treas., electric lighting, 26 05
Nov. 23, 1892, Broadway Savings Bank, interest, 20 68
Dec. 5, 1892, Town Treas., electric lighting,
13 92
Jan. 4, 1893, Fines and rents, 61 36
Jan. 16, 1893, Town Treas., electric lighting, 12 04
Jan. 16, 1893, Town Treas., Dog-tax, 542 09
Jan. 23, 1893, Andover Savings Bank, interest, 46 22
$3242 50
DR.
For Cash paid
Ballard Holt, salary,
$720 00
James O. Bradshaw, salary,
56 00
Little, Brown, and Co., books,
249 80
W. Small, books,
6 37
John N. Cole, books,
133 15
Amount carried forward, $1165 32
95
Amount brought forward, For cash paid
$1165 32
Andover Press, papers,
8 00
John H. Chandler, papers,
34 18
Charles N. L. Stone, paper,
1 50
J. G. Roberts and Co., binding,
103 88
Andover Electric Company, lighting,
90 54
Andover Press, supplies,
80 75
John N. Cole, supplies,
1 70
J. A. Smart, agent, insurance (building and books),
430 50
Hardy and Cole, repairs,
9 80
Andover Electric Company, wiring,
52 24
Andover Electric Company, lamp,
85
Smith and Manning, supplies,
6 65
George Saunders, repairs,
9 70
George W. Chandler, coal,
168 75
Express,
4 80
E. H. Barnard, repairs,
1 75
Ballard Holt, sundries,
26 50
T. Howard, repairs,
25 19
John Cornell, coal,
1 75
T. A. Holt and Co., supplies,
4 00
T. C. Hoffman, birds,
10 00
Charles M. Muster, repairs,
10 00
E. H. Sheldon, supplies,
9 10
Fidelity Bond, treasurer's bond,
7 50
Andover Waterworks, water,
5 00
$2269 95
Deposited in Broadway Savings Bank,
165 13
Cash on hand and in Bank,
807 42
$3242 50
JOSEPH A. SMART,
TREASURER.
ANDOVER, Jan. 20, 1893.
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BULLETIN No. 12.
LIST OF ACCESSIONS,
1892.
99
Report of Librarian.
To the Trustees of the Memorial Hall Library :
GENTLEMEN,-The Librarian's Report for the year ending December 31, 1892 is herewith respectfully presented.
Comparative Statistics.
1891.
1892.
Number of volumes added by purchase,
246
253
Number of volumes presented,
61
56
Volumes of periodicals bound,
56
49
Whole number of volumes in the Library,
12,101
12,459
Pamphlets presented during the year,
131
128
Whole number of pamphlets in the Library,
6799
6927
Number of days on which books were delivered,
250
249
Number of volumes delivered,
21,142
18,589
Largest daily issue,
264
229
Largest weekly issue,
622
526
Average daily issue,
84%
76
Per-centage of juvenile and fiction circulated,
813
79₴
Notices to delinquent borrowers,
1029
1088
New names registered,
188
199
Whole number of names registered,
5086
5285
Number of volumes covered anew,
1756
1242
Number of volumes rebound,
160
214
Average daily attendance in Reading-room,
86
77
Volumes delivered for use in Reading-room,
496
536
Amount of fines collected,
$54 22
$54 74
Amount received for use of books,
10 88
6 62
100
List of Donors.
Vols. Pamp. Pap's. 1
Abbot, William.
Abbot Courant.
2
Abbott, Miss Mary S.
1
American Economist.
36
Andover, Town of.
2
Appleton, Francis H. Boston, Mass.
1
Berry, John M. Worcester, Mass.
1
Boston Public Library.
1
Briggs, N. A. Shaker Village, N. H.
12
Brookline Public Library,
1
Carpenter, Rev. C. C.
1
Charnley, Mrs. William.
3
Concord Free Public Library.
1
Dalton, J. G.
1
Denver Free Public Library.
1
Eaton, Mrs. L. H.
20
Fall River Public Library.
1
Gile, E.
3
Gordon, H. L. Minneapolis, Minn.
1
Lawrence Public Library.
3
McCollum, William J.
1
McDonald, Hon. Marshall. Washington, D. C.
1
Malden Public Library.
1
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of. 12 3
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cru- elty to Animals, "Our Dumb Animals," 1892.
12 31
Middleton, David.
Newton Free Public Library.
1
Palmer, Rev. F.
1
Salem Public Library. 1
Smith, James B. 5
Stevens, Hon. Moses T. North Andover. 23 1
Taylor, Edward. [Miscellaneous volumes and pamphlets.
Taylor, Mrs. John Phelps. 1 50
101
Travellers' Insurance Co. Travellers' Record, 1892.
Tyer Rubber Co. United States.
Vols. Pamp. Pap's
12
23
6
73
-
-
83
128 141
Other Donations.
Jackson, Miss S. E. Piece of Oak from the War Ship Cumber- land.
Lowe, Miss Mary A. Engraving of Lafayette. Canteen and Cartridge Box.
Twenty volumes have been withdrawn, and replaced with new ones. One volume has been lost, and replaced at the expense of the loser. One number each of Boston Daily Journal, Boston Evening Tran- script, Golden Days, Littell's Living Age, and two numbers of Harper's Young People have been taken from the Read- ing-room, and not returned.
BALLARD HOLT,
LIBRARIAN.
ANDOVER, Jan. 4, 1893.
103
LIST OF BOOKS ADDED SINCE JAN. 1, 1892.
A.
Abbot, Abiel and Ephraim. Genealogical register of the de- scendants of George Abbot of Andover, George A. of Rowley, Thomas A. of Andover, Arthur A. of Ipswich, Robert A. of Branford, Ct., and George A. of Norwalk, Ct., *583.10
Abbott, Charles C. Recent rambles ; or, in touch with nature, 1765.8
Adams, Charles Francis. Three episodes in Massachusetts history. 2 vols. 1744.1-2
Adams, Charles K. Christopher Columbus : his life and work. [Makers of America.] 1278.11
Adams, Oscar Fay. The story of Jane Austen's life. 1755.1
Aïdé, Hamilton. A voyage of discovery. A novel of American society. 1912.2
Alden, Isabella M. (Pansy). Glimpses of girlhood. 888.12
Allen, James L. The blue-grass regions of Kentucky, and other Kentucky articles. 1768 1
Allen, Willis Boyd. Gulf and Glazier; or, the Percivals in Alaska. 1918.2
American Agriculturist. Vol. 50. 1891.
1115.1
American Naturalist. Vol. 25. 1891. 1423.6
An Englishman in Paris. (Notes and recollections.)
1743.1
Andover Review. Vol. 16-17. 1891-92.
1412.4-5
Andover Townsman. Vol. 5. 1892.
Ref
Andrews, Jane. The seven little sisters who live on the round ball that floats in the air. 1943.1
Arnold, Sir Edwin. In tent and burgalow. [Unknown Library.] 862.23
Ascham, Roger, and others. The schoolmaster in literature. With an introduction by Edward Eggleston. 1236.19
Atlantic Monthly. Vol. 68-69. 1892-93. 2 vols. 1313.8-9
Atkinson, John C. Forty years in a moorland parish : reminis- cences and researches in Danby and Cleveland. 1754.4
Walks, talks, travels, and exploits of two schoolboys. 1915.2
Austin, Jane Goodwin. Betty Alden : the first-born daughter of the pilgrims. 1934.1
David Alden's daughter, and other stories of colonial times. 1934.2
104
B.
Ballou, Maturin M. Equatorial America.
1454.15
Barr, Amelia E. The beads of Tasmer. 1963.2
A sister to Esau. 1963.1
Barrie, James M. The little minister.
1938.1
Beers, Henry A. Nathaniel P. Willis. [American men of letters.] 456.19
Besant, Walter. London.
1242.3
Birrell, Augustine. Res judicatae : papers and essays.
1261.19
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