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At the February meeting of the Trustees, a petition was presented by a committee of gentlemen representing the Gen. Wm. F. Bartlett Post, Grand Army of the Republic, asking that the use of the two upper stories of the Library building be granted them for the meetings of that Post, of the Women's Relief Corps, and of the Sons of Veterans. Careful deliberation upon the matter brought out the follow- ing points :
It was the well-understood purpose and expectation of the honored citizen who was the principal founder of the Memo- rial Hall that, while it should serve as a memorial of the patriotic soldiers of Andover, its practical use was to be that of a Library and Reading Room, and its construction was arranged in conformity to that purpose. The holding of the various meetings of the different Societies represented in the petition would certainly interfere for sixty or more evenings of the year with the necessary quiet of the Reading Room.
The means by which the lower room is ventilated in all but the winter months would be lost by the required change in the floor above.
103
The risk of fire and the rate of insurance against it would be materially increased.
The cost of the necessary alterations in the' bullding, in- cluding arrungements for heating and lighting the upper stories, would be large, involving an appropriation which it is impossible for the Trustees to make, and which it would be unjust to allow the Town or the Societies to make, consid- ering the limited time for which in any case the rooms would be available for the use of outside parties. For, most conclu- sive of all,
The steady, natural growth of the Library will certainly need in a comparatively short time the use of the upper sto- ries for the storage of books and periodicals. Besides this, room must shortly be provided for the Cornell Historical Collections, - a gift which it is hoped may lead to similar donations by other citizens.
For these reasons the Trustees, while expressing their most cordial sympathy with the objects and needs of the Societies named, and presuming that some more practical method of aiding them would be readily responded to by the commun- ity, decided by unanimous vote that they could not consist- ently grant their request.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH W. SMITH, FRANCIS H. JOHNSON, E. KENDALL JENKINS, JAMES B. SMITH, JOSEPH A. SMART, GEO. W. FOSTER, C. C. CARPENTER, ·
ANDOVER, Feb. 10, 1893.
TRUSTEES.
104
Trustees of Memorial Hall.
Town of Andover in Account with Joseph A. Smart, Treasurer of Memorial Hall.
CR.
To cash balance from last year,
$807 42
Interest from City Institution for Savings,
5 19
Interest on Town Notes,
1400 00
Fines and Rents,
57 17
Dog Tax,
525 98
Interest from Andover Savings Bank, 46 22
Interest from Broadway Savings Bank, 25 88
Check from Town Treas. for electric lighting,
129 12
$2996 98
105
DR.
For Cash paid,
Little, Brown, and Co., books,
$382 49
John N. Cole, books,
120 15
Balch Bros., books,
115 00
Chas. A. Stevens, books,
71 25
C. H. Ridenour, books,
35 00
J. H. Chandler, papers,
34 05
Daily Columbian, papers,
6 00
Andover Townsman, papers,
4 00
Phelps Pub. Co., papers,
1 50
J. G. Roberts and Co., binding,
75 37
F. J. Barnard & Co., binding,
18 95
Andover Press, supplies,
55 75
John N. Cole. supplies,
6 65
Balch Bros., Dictionary cabinet,
13 00
Ballard Holt, salary,
720 00
James O. Bradshaw, salary,
59 00
Ballard Holt, sundries,
37 10
Andover Electric Company, lighting,
129 12
B. B. Tuttle, expressage,
8 15
American Publishing Co., printing,
2 80
Treasurer's Bond,
7 50
George W. Chandler, coal,
14 00
Smith and Manning, supplies,
2 45
Frank E. Gleason, coal,
156 25
Brainard Cummings, work,
24 89
George Saunders, repairs,
10 30
George Piddington labor,
2 00
Hardy and Cole, labor,
31 02
Henry McLawlin, supplies,
5 00
Conant Bros. & Bragg Co., labor,
8 00
Postage stamps,
54
$2157 28
Cash on hand to balance,
839 70
$2996 98
106
This certifies that we have examined the within account, and find the same correctly cast and properly vouched.
E. KENDALL JENKINS, JAMES B. SMITH,
COMMITTEE OF ACCOUNTS.
ANDOVER, Jan. 23, 1894.
BULLETIN No. 13.
LIST OF ACCESSIONS,
1893.
109
Report of Librarian.
To the Trustees of the Memorial Hall Library :
GENTLEMEN,-The Librarian's Report for the year ending December 31, 1893, is herewith respectfully presented.
Comparative Statistics.
1892.
1893.
Number of volumes added by purchase,
253
465
Number of volumes presented,
56
135
Volumes of periodicals bound,
49
50
Whole number of volumes in the Library,
12,459
13,109
Pamphlets presented during the year,
128
254
Whole number of pamphlets in the Library,
6927
7181
Number of days on which books were delivered,
249
249
Number of volumes delivered,
18,589
18,948
Largest daily issue,
229
218
Largest weekly issue,
526
514
Average daily issue,
76
7611
Per-centage of juvenile and fiction circulated,
793
8116
Notices to delinquent borrowers,
1088
980
New names registered,
199
197
Whole number of names registered,
5285
5482
Number of volumes covered anew,
1242
1209
Number of volumes rebound,
214
180
Average daily attendance in Reading-room,
77
71
Volumes delivered for use in Reading-room,
536
641
Amount of fines collected,
$54 74
$51 02
Amount received for use of books,
6 62
4 70
Amount received for sale of catalogue,
75
Amount received for sale of supplements (2)
70
110
List of Donors.
Vols. Pamp. Pap's. 1
Abbot Courant.
American Economist.
27
Andover, Town of.
4
Appleton, Francis H. Boston, Mass. Bancroft, Rev. C. F. P.
1
Boston Public Library.
1
Briggs, N. A. Shaker Village, N. H.
12
Cambridge Public Library,
1
Carpenter, Rev. C. C.
2
Concord Free Public Library.
1
Corey, D. P.
1
Cornell, John.
2
Dow, Miss Elizabeth.
2
Downs, Mrs. Annie S.
1
Fall River Public Library.
1
Flint, Mrs. N. F.
5
Gulliver, Francis H.
11
12 52
Hutchinson, Edw. B.
3
Jenkins, E. K.
1
Johnson, Rev. Francis H.
1
Lawrence Public Library.
5
Lenox Library.
1
Malden Public Library.
1
Massachusetts, Commonwealth of.
11
1
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cru-
elty to Animals, "Our Dumb Animals " for 1893.
Middleton, David.
26
Morton, Marcus, estate of. 117 85
1
Odlin, Rev. J. E., Waukeegan, Ill.
1
Palmer, Rev. Frederic.
15
Peabody, Philip G., Boston, Mass.
3
10
Peabody Institute. Peabody, Mass.
1
Phelps, William H.
2
Salem Public Library.
1
Seaver, Edwin P., Boston, Mass.
1
Smith, James B.
1
Taylor, Edward. 1
2
Newton Free Library.
111
Vols. Pamp. Pap's 52
Taylor, Mrs. John Phelps.
Travellers' Insurance Co. Travellers' Record, 1893. United States.
20 94
Watertown Public Library.
1
Worcester Free Public Library.
1
Whitney, Charles C., Marshall, Minn.
47
185 254
204
Other Donations.
Abbott, Richard M. Spinning-wheel and Reel. Pair of Andirons.
Nineteen volumes, worn out and withdrawn, have been replaced with new ones.
One volume has been lost, but replaced voluntarily by the loser ; one other is missing, and one book has been sent for by mes- senger.
One number each of the Cosmopolitan, Cornhill Magazine, Boston Journal, Boston Post, Andover Townsman, and Lawrence American have been taken from the Reading-room, and not returned.
The following magazines have been mutilated, requiring new cop- ies : Harper's Monthly, Review of Reviews, and St. Nicholas.
The mutilation of magazines and papers is something no library can entirely guard against, and it is impossible to detect the perpetrator of the mischief.
No other library allows such free access to its costly books of refer- ence, and the generous list of periodicals, and among the many visitors there are always a few maliciously inclined.
BALLARD HOLT,
LIBRARIAN.
ANDOVER, Jan. 4, 1894.
112
LIST OF ACCESSIONS, 1893.
A.
Adams, Charles Francis. Massachusetts: its historians and its history.
1744.3
Adams, William T. (Oliver Optic). American boys afloat. 717.8
Strange sights abroad ; or, a voyage in European waters. 717.6
A victorious union. 717.7
The young navigators : or, the foreign cruise of the Maud.
717.9
Alcott, Louisa M., and Anna. Comic tragedies. Written by "Joe " and " Meg." 864.23
Alden, Mrs. G. H. (Pansy). Stephen Mitchell's journey.
888.13
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey. An old town by the sea.
1742.6
Two bites at a cherry, and other stories.
759.23
Alger, Horatio, Jr. Facing the world; or, the haps and mis- haps of Harry Vane.
714.23
Allen, Grant. Blood royal.
1958.14
Michael's Crag.
1954.15
The Scallywag.
1954.10
Allen, James Lane. John Gray ; a Kentucky tale of the olden time.
1944.3
American Agriculturist. Vol. 51. 1892.
1115.2
American Naturalist. Vol. 26. 1892.
1423.7
An exquisite fool: a novel.
1912.8
Andover Townsman. Vol. 6. 1898. Ref.
Armstrong, Olive. A fair claimant : being a story for girls.
1933.14
Arnold, Sir Edwin. The wee widow's cruise in quiet waters. [The unknown library.] 862.25
Atlantic Monthly. Vol. 70-71. 1892-93.
1313.10-11
B.
Bacon. Alice Mabel. A Japanese interior. 1462.22
Ballou. Maturin M. The story of Malta.
1765.11
Balzac, Honoré de. Lost illusions.
1958.20
Bandelier, Adolf F. The gilded man (El Dorado), and other
pictures of the Spanish occupancy of America. 1933.8
Bangs, John H. Coffee and repartee. [Harper's black and white series.] 739.2
1963,7
The mate of the " Easter Bell," and other stories.
1963.4
The preacher's daughter : a domestic romance.
1963.6
A singer from the sea.
1963.5
Barr, Amelia E. Girls of a feather: a novel. Love for an hour is love forever.
1963.3
113
Barrie, James. An auld light manse, and other sketches. 1938.3 Batty, Beatrice. Forty-two years amongst the Indians and Es- kimo, 1765.15
Bayly, Ada Ellen (Edna Lyall). Derrick Vaugn, novelist. 1944.11
To right the wrong : a novel. 1944.15
Bazin, René. A blot of ink. 1967.9
Beckworth, James P. The life and adventures of James P. Beckworth, mountaineer, scout, pioneer, and chief of the
Crowe nation of Indians. [Adventure series ]. 1456.11
Bergerat, Emile A wild sheep chase : notes of a little philo- sophic journey in Corsica. 1765.16
Besant, Walter. The lament of Dives. 1923 6
The Rebel Queen : a novel. 1923.7
Bishop, William Henry. The handsome Humes. 712.24
Stand fast, Craig-Royston ! A novel. 712 23
Wolfenberg: a novel. 712.22
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Vol. 152-153. 1992-93. 1435.4-5
Blennerhassett, Rose, and Shannon, Lucy. Adventures in Ma- shonaland. 1764 4
Bliss, William Root. The Old Colony Town, and other sketches. 187.21 Blomfield, Reginald, and Thomas, F. Inigo. The formal garden in England. 1711.2
Bolles, Frank. At the north of bear-camp water : chronicles of a stroller in New England from July to December. 1454.23
Bolton, Sarah Knowles. Famous voyagers and explorers. 1753.8
Bonsal, Stephen, Jr. Morocco as it is, with an account of Sir Charles Evan Smith's recent mission to Fez. 1454 22
Bouget, Paul. Cosmopolis : a novel. 1923.4
Boyd, Andrew K. H. Twenty five years of St. Andrews. Vol. 2. 1221 16 Bridge, Horatio. Personal recollections of Nathaniel Hawthorne. 1755.3 Bridgman, A. M., editor. A Souvenir of Massachusstts legisla- tors. 1892. Ref.
Brimblecom, Charles E. An archer with Columbus. 1931 9
Brooke, Stopford A. The history of early English literature. 1235.15 Brooks, Elbridge S. Heroic happenings ; told in verse and story. 1942.3 Brooks, Noah. Statesmen [Men of achievement. ]
Contents. - Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, John C. Cal- houn, Thomas H. Benton, William H. Seward, Salmon
P. Chase, Abraham Lincoln, Charles Sumner, Samuel J. Tilden, James G. Blaine, James A. Garfield, Grover Cleveland.
Brooks, Phillips. Letters of Travel. 1764.3
Brown, Helen Dawes. The Petrie estate. 759.21
Burnett, Frances Hodgson. The one I loved best of all. 1933.7
114
Burnham, Clara Louise. Dr. Latimer : a story of Casco bay. 1953.6
Burrell, Arthur. The man with seven hearts, and other stories. 1954.3
Burton, Isabel. The life of Sir Richard F. Burton. 2 vols. 1757.1-2
Butt, Reatrice May. Keith Doramore. 1967.15
Butterworth, Hezekiah. The Boys of Greenway court. 1961.1 Zigzag journeys on the Mediterranean. 1951.1
Buxton, H. J. W., and Wilmot, E. J. German, Flemish and Dutch painting. [Illustrated text-book of art.] 412.27
Byr, Robert. The cypher dispatch. 1967.14
C.
Cabell, Isa Carrington. Seen from the saddle. [Harper's black and white stories.] 739.3
Caine, Hall. The last confession, and blind mother. 1958.10
Cambridge, Ada. A little minx : a sketch. 1944.4
Carey, Rosa Norchette. Little Miss Muffet. 1944.10
Catherwood, Mary Hartwell. Old Kaskaskia. 1912.18
The white islander. 1912.26
Century Dictionary. 6 vols. Ref.
Century Magazine. Vol. 23-24. 1893. 2 vols.
1337.1-2
Champney, Elizabeth W. Six boys.
1961.4
Chittenden, Lucius E. An unknown heroine. 1915.5
Personal reminiscences. 1840-1890, including some noI
hitherto published of Lincoln and the war. 1761.3
Cholmondeley, Mary. Diana Tempest. 1954.13
Church, James R., editor. University foot-ball : the play of each position treated by a college expert. 1452.7
Church, John. Musical Visitor. Vol. 21. 1892.
1354.17
Church, R. W. Cathedral and university sermons. 1265.5
Claflin, Mary B. Personal recollections of John G. Whittier. 1752.17
Clark, George H. Oliver Cromwell, with illustrations from old paintings and prints. 1755.8
Clemens, Samuel S. (Eark Twain). The million pound bank- note, and other new stories.
761.16
Cobbleigh, Tom. Gentleman Upcott's daughter. [Unknown library.] 862.26
Coffin, Charles Carleton. Abraham Lincoln. 1756.13
Collins, William Wilkie. After dark, aud cther stories. 1916.3
Coklin, Jennie M. (formerly Miss Drinkwater). Three women. 1944.6
Contemporary Review. Vol. 62-63. 1892-93.
1126.6-7
Coppie, Henry. General Thomas. [Great commanders.] 1747.5
Corey, Arthur Deloraine. A memorial. 1755.6
Cornhill Magazine. New serses. Vol. 19-20. 1892-93. 1135.2-3
115
Coryall, John Russell. Diccon the bold : a story of the days of Columbus. 1912.20
Cosmopolitan, The. Vol. 14. 1893.
1137.1
Couch, Arthur T. Q. ("Q"). The delectable duchy : stories, studies, and sketches. 1923.9
Cowles, M. L. Redbank : life on a southern plantation.
1956.3
Cox, Palmer. The Brownies at home.
881.26
Crawford, Frank Marion. The children of the king : a tale of southern Italy. 1962.4
Don Orsino.
1962.3
Marion Darche : a story without comment.
1962.5
Crompton, F. E. The gentle heritage,
1954.4
Crozier, A. A. The cauliflower.
1112.27
Popular error about plants.
1112.26
D.
Dana, Mrs. William Starr. How to know the wild flowers : a guide to the names, haunts and habits of our common wild flowers.
425.23
Dante, Alighieri. New life. Translated by C. E. Norton.
1724.3
Davis, Lucius D. Improving the farm, or methods of culture that shall afford a profit, and at the same time increase the fertility of the soil. 1112.25
Dearborn, Laura. At the threshold. [Unknown library.] 862.27
Deland, Margaret. Mr. Tommy Dove, and other stories.
1943.5
Denny, J. K. H. The clever Miss Follett.
1933.15
Diehl, Mrs. A. M. Dr. Paul's theory : a romance.
1944.5
Dod, S. Bayard. A highland chronicle. 1958.15
Dodd, Anne Bowman. Inn and out of three Normendy inns. 1213.24
Dougall, L. What necessity knows.
1933.9
Dowson, Ernest, and Moore, Arthur. A comedy of masks.
759.20
Drake, Samuel Adams. The making of Virginia and the mid- dle colonies, 1578-1701. 1748.5
Du Chaillu, Paul B. Ivar the viking. 1916.4
Duffy, Bella. The Tuscan republics (Florence, Sicily, Pisa, aed Lucca) with Genoa. [Story of the nations.] 1238.5
Duncan, Sara J. The simple adventures of a memsahib. 1954,11
E.
Earle, Alice Morse. Customs and fashions of Old New Eng- land. 1742.5
Egerton, George. Keynotes. 859.11
Eggleston, Edward. Duffels. 1914.2
116
Eliot, Annie. White birches : a novel. 1953.3
Elliot, Frances. Diary of an idle woman in Constantinople. 1742.4
Embden, Ludwig von. The family life of Heinrich Heine. 1752.12
Emerson, Raiph Waldo. Natural history of intellect, and other papers. 1236 20
English Illustrated Magazine. 1892-93. 1314.13
F.
Fairbairn, A. M. The place of Christian theology. 471.13
Farrar, Frederic W, and others. Cathedrals of England. 1715.1
Fenollosa, Ernest F. East and West, the discovery of America, and other poems. 336.19 Fenn, George Manville. Nurse Elisia. 1967.10 Witness to the deed. 1967.22
Field, Eugene. With trumpet and drum.
1733.2
Field, Mrs James T. Whittier : notes of his life and of his
friendships. [Harper's black and white series. I
1739.1
Firon, Augustine. Garrick's pupil. 859.12
Finley, Martha Elsie at Iron.
726.19
Fleury, J. F. F. H. The faience violin.
759.25
For the fourth time of asking. By the author of " Miss Toosey's mission," etc. 859.15
Forrester, Mrs. Dearest.
1912.19
Forum, The. Vol. 14-15. 1892 .- 93
1124.3-4
Fosdick, Charles A. (Harry Castlemon). Two ways of becom- ing a hunter. 1915.4
Francis, M E. In a north country village.
1923.8
Freeman, Edward A. Studies of travel, Greece. 1454.24 Italy. 1454.25
French, Alice (Octave Thanet). An adventure in photography, illustrated from photographs by the adventurers. 312 25
Stories of a western town. 1922.2
Fuller, Anna. A literary courtship under the auspices of Pike's peak. 759.14
Fuller, Henry B. The Cliff-dwellers.
1954.12
G.
Gerard, Emily de L. The voice of a flower. 1954.5
Gilman, Nicholas Paine. Socialism and the American spirit. 1266.8
Gladden, Washington. Tools and the man: property and in- dustry under the Christian law.
1263.8
Good Words, 1892. 1316.6
Goodhue, Bertram G. Mexican memories : the record of a slight sojourn below the yellow Rio Grande. 1454.21
117
Gosse, Edmund. The secret of Narcisse : a romance. 1958.11 Gray, Jane Loring, editor. Letters of Asa Gray. 2 vols. 1752.18-19 Greely, Adolphus W. Explorers and travellers. [Men of achievement ] 1754.11
Green, Anna K. Marked "personal." 759.15
Greiner, T. How to make the garden Jay. Practical farm chemistry. 1112.22
1111.3
Grinnell, George Bird. Blackfoot lodge tales. 1931.7
Gulley, F. A. First lessons in agriculture.
1112.23
H.
Hale, Edward Everett. A New England boyhood. 1947.4
Hall, William W. Journal of Health. Vol. 39. 1892. 1016.20 Hamilton, Catherine J. Women writers : their works and ways. 1752.21 Hardy, Edward J. The sunny days of youth : a book for boys and young men. 1912.23
Hardy, Thomas, and others. Stories in black and white. 1912.9
Harland, Henry (Sidney Luska). Mademoiselle Miss, and othor stories. 1954.16
Harper's New Monthly Magazine. Vol. 86. 1893.
1173.1
Harper's Weekly. Vol. 36. 1892.
*571.18
Vol. 37. 1893. *151.3
Harper's Young People. 1892. 2 vols. 682.12-13
1893. 1 vol. 772.1
Harrison, Mrs. Burton. Sweet bells out of tune.
1912.21
Harrison, Jane E. Mythology and monuments of ancient Ath- ens. Being a translation of a portion of the "Attica" of Pausanius by Margaret de G. Verrol, with essays by Jane E. Harrison. 343.29
Harte, Francis Bret. Sally Dows, and other stories. 1954.9 Susy : a story of the plains. 1954.2
Haynes, Emery J. None such ? there will be thousands.
1945.5
Hector, Annie French (Mrs. Alexander). Found wanting: a novel. 1957.3
1925.3
Henty, George Alfred. A Jacobite exile. St. Bartholomew's Eve.
1925.4
Through the fray : a tale of the Luddite riots. Through the Sikh war. 1925.5
1925.2
Heuffer, H. Ford. The shifting of the fire.
1967.20
Hibbard, George A. Nowadays, and other stories. 759.26
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth. Out-door papers. 1767.7
Hine, C. Vickerstaff. On the Indian river.
1765.10
Holder, Charles Frederick. Along the Florida reef.
1454.20
Louis Agassiz : his life and work,
1752.15
118
Hole, Samuel Reynolds, Dean of Rochester. Memories. Home-Maker. Vol. 9.
1756.2
1356.9
Hornung, Ernest William. Tiny Luthrell .. 1954.7
Under two skies ; a collection of stories. 1954.8
Howard, Blanche Willis. No heroes. 1945.4
Howells, William Dean. The world of chance : a novel. 734.18
Hubert, Philip G., Jr. Inventors. [Men of achievement. ]
1754.12
Hudson, W. H. Idle days in Patagouia. 1763.1
Hudson,"William C. The Dugdale millions : a novel. 1967.16
Hyne, C. J. C. The receipt for diamonds. 1923.10
I.
Illustrated American. Vol. 13. 1893. *1446.1
Imbert, De Saint-Amand. Arthur Leer, Baron. The Duchess of Berry, and the revolution of 1830. 12 28.14
Ingelow, Jean. A motto changed a novel. 1954.14
J.
James, Henry. Essays in London and elsewhere. 333.23
The real thing, and other stories. 1952.2
The wheel of time, and other stories. 759.27
Jarnvier, Thomas A. An embassy to Provence. 1765.13
Jenks, Tudor. . The century world's fair book for boys and girls. 881.27
Jessopp, Augustus. Studies by a recluse in cloister, town, and country. 1745.4
Jewett, Sarah Orne. A native of Winby, and other tales. 1933.12
Johnson, Francis Howe. What is reality ? An inquiry as to the reasonableness of natural religion and the naturalness of revealed religion. 1728,3
Johnston, W., and A. K. The Scottish clans and their tartans. 1748.4
K.
Keeling, Elsa d'Esterre. Orchardscroft : the story of an artist. 1912.10
Keith, Alyn Yates. A spinster's leaflets. 1931.10
King, Grace. Balcony stories. 1912.22
Kipling. Rudyard. Many inventions.
678.24
Kirschner, Lola (Ossip Schubin). A leafless spring. 1944.9
Knox, Thomas Wallace. Boy travellers in southern Europe. 813.18
John Boyd's adventures. 1961.2
L.
Lang, Andrew, editor. The true story book. 1933.11
Larcom, Lucy. Poetical Works. 336.18
119
Laurie, André. Schoolboy days in Italy. 1942.4 Schoolboy days in Russia. 1942.2
Lawrence American and Andover Advertiser. 1892. Ref.
Legge, Alfred O. Sunny Manitoba: its people and its industries. 1764.2
Leighton, Robert. Wreck of the Golden Fleece. 1916.5
Lewis, Harriet. Neva's three lovers : a novel. 1953.4
Lippincott, Sarah Jane (Grace Greenwood). Stories and sketches. 1954.6 Littell's Living Age. Vol. 195. 1892. 1064.16
Vols. 196-198. 1893. 1065.1-3
Lucy, Henry W. A diary of the Salisbury parliament, 1886-1892. 1761 2 Lummis, Charles F. The land of Poco Tiempo. 1763.5
M.
McCabe, Lida Rose. The American girl at college 1218.5 McDermott, P. A. The last king of Yewle. [Unknown library.] 1937.2 McDonald, George. Heather and snow. 1917.3
· Manufacturer and Builder. Vol. 24. 1892. 1353.20
Marden, George A. Government of the commonwealth of Mas- sachusetts, 1880. A souvenir. 2 vols. Ref.
Marden, Kate. On sledge and horseback to the outcast Siberian lepers. 1431.18
Marsh, Marie More. "Vic ": the autobiography of a fox-terrier. 1931.6
Martin, Edward Sanford. Windfalls of observation: gathered for the edification of the young and the solace of others. 1735 1
Massachusetts. Legislative documents.
Journal of the House of Representatives, 1893. *1073.5
Journal of the Senate for the year 1893. *1071.5
Manual for the Use of the General Court. 1893. Ref.
Public Documents for the year 1891. 5 vols. 946.6-7; 947.1-3
Miscellaneous documents.
Board of education. Fifty-sixth annual report. 1892. 917.15
Board of lunacy and charity. Fourteenth annual report. 1891. 1036.28
Supreme judicial court. Reports of cases argued and
determined. [Massachusetts reports. Vol. 155-158.] November, 1891-April, 1893. 967.9-12
Mathews, Joanna H. Frankie Bradford's bear. 759.28 Mattson, Hans. Reminiscences : the story of an emigrant. 1754.6
Merriman, Henry Seaton. From one generation to another. 1912.11
Merritt, Wesley, and otners. The armies of to-day : a descrip-
tion of the armies of the leading nations at the present time. 1247.17
120
Michelet, Jules. On the highways of Europe. 1765.9
Mivart, St. George. American types of animal life. 1273.12
Molesworth, Mary Louisa. Mary. 1938.4
Moore, Frank Frankfort. " I forbid the bans !" 1944.7
Morfill, W. R. The story of Poland. [The story of the nations.] 1238.6
Morris, William O'Connor. Napoleon, warrior and ruler.
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