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The question of the children presents the usual problem of insufficient space, an inadequate number of books and children eager for all that we can give them. During the past two sum- mers, the town has been slowly awaking to a public recognition of the young people's claim to legitimate play and recreation. It is a long step in the right direction. An amount equal to the money needed to supervise for a few brief summer weeks, the beach at Pomp's Pond, would go far toward providing a special room for children at the Memorial Hall Library, a room which would be useful the year round, open every day, winter or summer. There are many children in Andover who have no quiet place to prepare home lessons. Night after night sees the library tables surrounded by children, who have brought school books and pencils, to study undisturbed. A room to themselves, open at certain hours, with
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a person to give them full time and attention, would mean an incalculable benefit to these children, who now have to put up with scant accommodation and such odd moments as can be spared from other work. Your librarian feels very strongly that the children and the young people are fundamentally the most important users of the library, because they represent the real future of the town.
The steady use of the library is of course, gratifying to both librarian and Trustees, but the very fact that it is so much used brings with it the responsibility to make it meet more fully the requirements of the town. The need for a children's room cannot be too much emphasized. The fact that we cannot meet the demands made upon us points the way to better service. Just because we are doing so much, the public expects even more. It is not merely entertaining reading they request, although this has its legitimate place on our shelves; it is books for vocational and educational use, for help with planning entertainments and study programmes, in real self-improvement. The demands made of us are in themselves compliments, because they show that we have gained a reputation for helpfulness that has grown beyond our resources. Technical books get out of date with dismaying rapidity, methods of education change, and prices of books do not go down.
It is generally estimated that one dollar per person of the population 'n any community, large or small, represents the proportion of public money which should fairly go for the ade- · quate support of the public library. Surely, were it a subscription library, - not free, - its users would count one dollar a small fee to pay for the privilege of using its books for twelve long months. There are a few towns in Massachusetts which have reached the point of appropriating this proportion for their public libraries. What could the Memorial Hall Library do were such good fortune to come its way?
First. it would have a separate room for the children, preferably by building out toward the north.
Secondly, it would enlarge the collection of children's books, and replace by new copies, many which are badly worn.
Thirdly, it would plan for greater helpfulness to teachers and
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Normal School students, and for special shelves where they might reserve books for class use.
Fourthly, it would buy many more new books, especially of a technical and scientific nature.
Fifthly, it would try in every possible way to enlarge its work for the entire community.
Is a dollar a year per person a large amount to pay for such service?
Respectfully submitted,
EDNA A. BROWN,
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STATISTICS OF THE LIBRARY
Number of books issued at the Memorial Hall
43817
Number of books issued at Ballardvale 6550
Total for 1924 50367
Number of borrowers' cards actually in use
3623
Books added by purchase
508
Books added by gift
116
Total additions
624
Books withdrawn, worn out, etc.
660
Total number of books in library
26307
Volumes rebound
304
Volumes bound, periodicals, etc.
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BALLARDVALE BRANCH
Number of books issued for home use 6550
Books added by purchase 33
Books added by gift
42
Total additions
75
Books now belonging to the branch
1931
GIFTS
Gifts of books and pamphlets are acknowledged from state and government departments, from other libraries, from the A. V. I. S., from the Sewana Club of Ballardvale, and from the following individuals:
Mrs. George Abbot; Rev. C. N. Bartlett; F. E. Batcheller; Mrs. Walter Buck; George Carmichael; C. L. Carpenter; M. W. Colquhoun; Mrs. A. E. Foote; J. C. Graham; Mrs. E. R. Green; Rev. C. W. Henry; Miss A. C. Jenkins; Mrs. Andrew Lawrie; G. D. Millett; Miss M. W. Packard; Rev. Frederic Palmer; Mrs. Frederic Palmer; A. L. Ripley; G. B. Ripley; David Shaw; Mrs. Myrtle Southworth; Mrs. T. D. Thomson; Dr. Roger Tracy; Miss M. G. Whittemore.
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INFORMATION FOR USERS OF THE LIBRARY
The Memorial Hall Library is open every day except Sundays and legal holidays from 9 to 12.30 in the morning, and from 3 to 9 in the afternoon and evening.
Any resident of Andover over ten years of age may have a library card upon filling out an application blank. Children in grades below the Punchard School are required to have their applications endorsed by both parent and teacher.
All grown people are allowed to take any reasonable number of books, provided that only one is a seven-day book. The Punchard pupils are permitted to borrow two, one fiction and one non-fiction.
Books are issued for fourteen days, the date upon which the book is due being stamped plainly on the "date due" slip at the time of issue. A book kept overtime incurs a fine of two cents for every day overdue. A few of the books most in demand are issued for seven days only. All these are labeled upon the book pocket, "Seven-day book." Books lost or damaged must be paid for.
Seven-day books are not renewed or reserved for anyone. Other books may be renewed if no one else has asked for them, and if a work not fiction is especially desired for any serious purpose, notice of its return to the library will be sent on request.
The shelves of the whole library are open to all grown people. The books are arranged according to subjects, and it is often much more satisfactory to go to the shelves and examine the books than to depend upon the catalogue.
The new books are listed at intervals in the weekly paper, and cumulated in the yearly library report, but the only complete record is the card catalogue. This catalogue is arranged alpha- betically like a dictionary. To find whether any given book is in the library, look for it under the surname of the author, or under its title. The right-hand drawers of the case contain a second
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arrangement of cards where the books are entered according to the subjects of which they treat.
The new books purchased each month are placed for some weeks in a special case on the north side of the reading room, so that the most recent additions to the library may be found there. The library buys only a limited amount of new fiction but it tries to fill the wants of the community in regard to other books desired. People are invited to suggest for purchase the titles of books they wish.
The library staff is always glad to answer questions or in any way to help visitors find what they want.
LIST OF PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS TAKEN FOR THE READING ROOM
American city
American Legion weekly (gift)
American monthly review of reviews
Atlantic monthly
Blackwood's magazine
Bookman
Book review digest
Catholic world
Century Christian Endeavor world (gift)
Country gentleman
Country life in America
Cumulative book index
Etude
Federation topics (gift) Forum
Garden magazine and Home builder (gift)
Guide to nature (gift)
Harper's magazine
House beautiful (gift)
India rubber world (gift)
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International studio (gift) Ladies' home journal Library journal Life
Literary digest
Littell's living age
London weekly Times
Missionary review of the world
National geographic magazine
Nineteenth century
North American review
Open road
Outdoor recreation
Outlook
Popular mechanics
Public libraries
Radio news
Readers' guide to periodical literature
St. Nicholas
School arts magazine
Scientific American
Scribner's magazine
Survey
Textile world (gift)
The Woman citizen
Woman's home companion
World's work
Youth's companion
Andover Townsman
Boston Herald
Boston Transcript
Christian Science Monitor
Lawrence Telegram
New York Times
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NEW BOOKS ADDED DURING 1924
State and government documents are not listed. Duplicates, replacements and books for the Ballardvale branch are also omitted.
(Books marked * are gifts)
GENERAL REFERENCE BOOKS
352 A51
American City magazine. Municipal index.
378 C68
College blue book, v. 1.
664 W21
Ward, Artemus, comp.
Encyclopedia of food.
423 V83
Vizetelly & De Bekker.
Desk book of idioms, etc.
920.04 W62 929 V83
Who's who, 1923.
Vital records of Salem, v. 3-4.
PERIODICALS
051 R32
American monthly review of reviews, v. 68, 69.
071 A552
Andover Townsman, v. 36.
051 A881
Atlantic monthly, v. 132, 133.
052 B56
Blackwood's magazine, v. 214, 215.
051 B64
Bookman, v. 58, 59.
051 C33
Century, v. 106, 107.
051 F77
Forum, v. 70, 71.
716 G16
Garden magazine, v. 37-39.
051 H23
Harper's magazine, v. 147, 148.
705 H81 House beautiful, v. 54, 55.
705 161
International studio, v. 77, 78.
020.5 L61 051 L71
Littell's living age, v. 318-321.
910.5 N21
National geographic magazine, v. 43, 44.
052 N62
Nineteenth century, v. 94, 95.
051 N81
North American review, v. 218, 219.
051 094
Outlook, v. 134-136.
621 P81 020.5 P96
Public libraries, v. 28.
051 S147
St. Nicholas, v. 50, pt. 2,, v. 51, pt. 1.
605 S416
Scientific American, v. 129, 130.
051 S434
Scribner's magazine, v. 74, 75.
051 W89
World's work, v. 46.
ETHICAL AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS
280 A87
248 B65
(Purchased chiefly from the Phillips Fund) Atkins, G. G. Modern religious cults and movements. Bosworth, E. I. What it means to be a Christian.
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Library journal, v. 48.
Popular mechanics, v. 40, 41.
230 B81w 174 B89
Brown, C. R. Why I believe in religion.
Bureau of vocational information. Training for the pro- fessions.
150 B93
Burnham, W. H. The normal mind.
260 C12
Calkins, Raymond. Christian church in the modern world.
264 C88
Crum, Mason. Guide to religious pageantry.
793 F31
Federal council of the Churches in Christ. Religious dramas.
220 F78
Fosdick, H. E. Modern use of the Bible.
170 F78
Fosdick, H. E. Twelve tests of character.
231 G66
Gore, Charles, bp. Belief in God.
230 G66
Gore, Charles, bp. Holy spirit and the church.
230 G66n
*Gore, Charles, bp. The new theology and the old religion Green, G. H. The mind in action. Groszmann, M. P. E. Parents' manual. 2v.
147 H11
*Haeckel, Ernst. Riddle of the universe.
232.9 H25
Hartt, R. L. The man himself. Hawksworth, Hallam. What are you going to be?
793 H65
Hobbs & Miles. Six Bible plays.
150 H88
Humphrey, George. Story of man's mind.
204 I45
Inge, W. R. Outspoken essays.
248 145
Jacks, L. P. Religious perplexities.
220.92 J35
King, Basil. Discovery of God.
237 M75
Moore, C. H. Pagan ideas of immortality.
252.08 N48
Newton, J. F. ed. Best sermons, 1924.
230 P23
266 P27b
Patton, C. H. Business of missions.
150 P61m
Pierce, Frederick. Mobilizing the mid-brain.
173 P61 289.9 S43 261 S63w 150 S65
*Slattery, Margaret. When you enlist. Smith & Guthrie, General psychology in terms of behavior. Starch, Daniel. Educational psychology.
150 S79
296 S83 131 W169
*Sterling, Ada. Jew and civilization. Walsh, W. S. Mastery of fear.
658 B93 658 J62 371.9 J72 330 K64 395 L47 336 M48 331 R59
BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
Burnham, A. C. Building your own business.
Johnson, Edith. To women of the business world.
Jones, L. C. Piney Woods and its story. Korzybski, Alfred. Manhood of humanity.
Learned, E. C. Everybody's complete etiquette.
*Mellon, A. W. Taxation the people's business.
*Rockefeller, J. D. Jr. Personal relation in industry.
FARM AND HOME MANAGEMENT
641 A42 631 B63
Allen, L. G. Choice receipts for clever cooks. Bogart, E. L. Economic history of American agriculture.
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230 J13
Jefferson, C. E. Character of Paul.
232.1 P18
*Palmer, Frederic. The virgin birth. Parks, Leighton. What is modernism?
Pierson, C. D. Living with our children. Sears, C. E. Days of delusion.
231 K58
Inge, W. R. Personal religion and the life of devotion.
174 H31
150 G82
173 G91
641 C350
Chambers, M. D. One-piece dinners.
643 C35 Chambers, M. D. Book of unusual soups.
632 C64
Cockerham, K. L. Manual for spraying.
640 F18e
Fales, Winnifred. Easy housekeeping book.
Hottes, A. C. Little book of climbing plants.
716 H79c 716 H79 Hottes, A. C. Little book of perennials. Ives, F. W. Home conveniences.
645 195 636.7 L54
Lemmon, R. S. The puppy book.
636 L55
Leonard, J. L. First aid to animals.
716 077 Ortloff, H. S. Garden bluebook of annuals and biennials.
646 R51 Rittenhouse, Anne. The well-dressed woman.
645 S43
Seal, E. D. Furnishing the little house.
SCIENCE, MECHANICAL AND USEFUL ARTS
540 A72
Armstrong, E. F. Chemistry in the twentieth century.
654 C69r
Collins, A. F. Radio amateur's handbook.
575 D52 Dawson, Marshall. Nineteenth century evolution and after.
591.5 D44
Derieux, S. A. Animal personalities.
575 G57
Goldsmith, W. M. Laws of life.
509 H24
Harris & Butt. Scientific research and human welfare.
598.2 147b
Ingersoll, Ernest. Birds in legend, fable and folk lore.
523 M86
Moulton, F. R. Introduction to astronomy.
656 S64
Smith, C. F. Book of famous ships.
541 S95 Sullivan, J. W. N. Atoms and electrons.
667 T76
Truelove, R. H. Oils, pigments, paints, etc.
BOOKS ON FINE ARTS
728 B44
Benson, A. C. ed. Everybody's book of the Queen's doll house.
739 B48
Bigelow, F. H. Historic silver of the colonies.
728 B77
Brinckloe, W. D. The small home.
759.1 B84
Bryant, L. M. American painters and their pictures.
793 D33
Dayton & Barratt. Book of entertainments and theatricals.
Earle, A. M. Sun dials and roses of yesterday.
716 E11s 709 F27
*Faure, Elie. Modern art. Foster, R. F. Mah Jong.
793 G27f
Geister, Edna. The fun book.
737 J62 746 K68b
Klickmann, Flora, ed. Beautiful crochet on household linen.
739 L58
Lewer & MacIver. Bric-a-brac collector.
709.47 N46
Newmarch, Rosa. The Russian arts.
745 S53 Shaw, G. R. Knots, useful and ornamental.
740 T17
Tarbell, Harlan. How to chalk talk.
749 T22
Teall, Gardner. Pleasures of collecting.
745 T84
Turner, Herbert. Guide to school handicrafts.
749 W67
Williamson, G. C. The amateur collector.
795 W89 Work, M. C. Auction bridge of 1924.
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795 F81m
Johnson, S. C. The medal collector.
LITERATURE, ESSAYS AND POETRY
Becker, M. L. Reader's guide book. Collins, G. R. Platform speaking. Coolidge, Calvin. Price of freedom. Daly, T. A. Herself and the household. Frost, Robert. New Hampshire, etc. Grandgent, C. H. Getting a laugh, etc. Harrington, H. F. Writing for print.
*Hillis, N. D. Great books as life teachers. Hughes, Hatcher. Hell-bent for heaven. Kelly, George. The show-off. Loving, Pierre, ed. Ten minute plays. Millay, E. St. V. The harp-weaver, etc. O'Neill, J. M. Modern short speeches.
*Page, T. N. Dante and his influence. Shaw, Bernard. Saint Joan. Stevenson, B. E. Famous single poems. *Van Loot, Cornelius. The collector's what-not.
*Barres, Maurice. Un jardin sur l'Oronte.
*Bourget, Paul, etc. Le roman des quatre. *De Lacretelle, Jacques. Silbermann. *Estaunié, Edouard. L'infirme aux mains de lumière.
*France, Anatole. La vie en fleur.
*Pravéur, Jules. Le vicaire et le romancier.
*Roz, Firman. L'age d'homme.
*Thauraud, Jérome et Jean. La randonnée de Samba Diouf.
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
Akeley, Carl. In brightest Africa.
Alder, W. F. Isle of vanishing men.
Alder, W. F. Men of the inner jungle.
Angel, W. H. The clipper ship "Sheila."
Bradley, A. G. Gateway of Scotland.
Buchan, John. The last secrets.
Bumpus, T. F. Cathedrals and churches of Rome and southern Italy. Burt, Struthers. Diary of a dude wrangler.
917.8 B95
910.4 C69
915.6 E47
Collins, Dale. Sea-tracks of the Speejacks round the world. Ellison, Grace. Englishwoman in Angora.
Engeln & Urquhart. Story key to geographic names.
Franck, H. A. Glimpses of Japan and Formosa.
*Garcia, E. F. Book of Porto Rico. Garstin, Crosbie. Coasts of romance. Hildebrand, A. S. Blue water. Hyatt, S. P. The old transport road.
Latimer, L. P. Your Washington and mine. Longstreth, T. M. Lake Superior country. Lucas, E. V. More wanderings in London. Mackenzie, Jean. African clearings.
Manatt, J. I. Aegean days.
Middleton, A. S. South sea foam.
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016.8 B38 808.5 C69 824 C77p 827 D17 821 F92n 824 G75 070 H23w 824 H55 822 H87 822 K29 822.08 L94 821 M61 825 058 851.15 P14 822 S53s 821.08 S87f 827 V52 843 B47j 843 B667r 843 D37 843 E49 843 F84v 843 P89 843 R81 843 T32
916.7 A31 919.5 A36 915.95 A36 910.4 A58 914.1 B72 910 B85 914.5 B88
910.7 E57 915.2 F84 917.295 G16 916.1 G19 910.4 H54 916.8 H99 917.53 L34 917.7 L86 914.21 L96m 916.7 M19 914.95 M31 919.6 M58
919.8 N69 917.43 061 915 O84
914 P31
919.1 P53
915. 6 R19 914 T18 917.446 T42 910.4 V61
Noice, Harold. With Stefansson in the Arctic. Oppenheim, Bertha. Winged seeds.
Ossendowski, Ferdinand. Man and mystery in Asia. Parker, C. S. Ports and happy places.
*Philippine Press Bureau. Beautiful Philippines. Rawlinson, Alfred. Adventures in the near east. Tatchell, Frank. The happy traveller.
Thwing, A. H. Crooked and narrow streets of Boston. Verrill, A. H. Real story of the pirate.
92 C595
Aimery de Pierrebourg, Marguerite. Life and death of Cleopatra.
920 B44m 92 B613
*Blathwayt, Raymond. Tapestry of life.
928 B72b 92 C130 92 E87cy
*Bradford, Gamaliel. Bare souls. Calkins, E. E. Louder please!
92 D772m
92 S695
Hall, F. H. Memories grave and gay.
92 H18510 92 H241
92 J644
Harris, Corra. My book and heart. Johnston, Sir H. H. Story of my life. Lagerlof, Selma. Marbacka.
92 M329
Lawrence, William. Fifty years. Marbury, Elisabeth. My crystal ball.
92 S545m 92 M692
Mitchell, E. P. Memoirs of an editor.
92 T213
*Morgan, James. Charles H. Taylor.
92 T257n
*Nicolson, Harold. Tennyson.
92 P229
*Overton, Grant. Cargoes for Crusoes. Parkhurst, C. H. My forty years in New York. Pupin, Michael. From immigrant to inventor. *Shaw, William. Evolution of an Endeavorer.
92 T668
92 S216
92 C777w
*Tozer, Basil. Recollections of a rolling stone. Wells, H. G. Story of a great schoolmaster. Whiting, E. E. President Coolidge.
92 C777wh Whiting, E. E. Calvin Coolidge. his ideals of citizenship.
HISTORY
Abbott, W. J. Story of our merchant marine.
*Andrews, M. P. Women of the south in war times.
*Beck, J. M. Constitution of the United States. Botsford, G. W. Source-book of ancient history. Carter & Mace. Tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen.
913.32 C24 909 E49 Elson, H. W. Modern times and the living past. Gooch, G. P. History of modern Europe, 1878-1919.
*Lloyd George, David. Where are we going?
*Morris, I. N. From an American legation.
387 A12 973.78 A54 342.73 B38 930 B65s
940.9 G59 940.9 L77 940.91 M83
BIOGRAPHY
*Carey, Agnes. Empress Eugénie in exile. Doyle, Sir A. C. Memories and adventures. Fitzpatrick, Kathleen. Lady Henry Somerset.
92 H141
Hamilton, Lord Ernest. Old days and new.
92 L136
92 L439
Maurois, André. Ariel, the life of Shelley.
928 096c
92 P969
92 S537
Benson, A. C. Memories and friends.
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940.91 R91 930 S54 966 S85 940.9 S86 951 W37 932 W69
Russell, C. E. True adventures of the secret service. Shepard, A. M. Sea power in ancient history. Stigand, C. H. Land of Zinj. Stoddard, Lothrop. Racial realities in Europe.
Weale, Putnam. Indiscreet chronicle from the Pacific. Wilson, R. F. Living pageant of the Nile.
FICTION
Bailey, H. C. Bailey, Temple. Baldwin, Faith. Bartlett, F. O. Bennett, Arnold. Bindloss, Harold. Bindloss, Harold Bower, B. M.
Mr. Fortune's practice.
Peacock feathers.
Laurel of Stonystream.
Big Laurel.
Elsie and the child, etc.
The buccaneer farmer.
Green timber.
The eagle's wing. The shining road.
The three hostages.
Interpreter's house.
On the lot and off.
The dear pretender.
The rover.
Van Tassel and Big Bill.
Gentleman of courage.
Nomads of the north.
I'll show you the town.
The loving are the daring.
New friends in old Chester.
Diver, Maud.
Lonely furrow.
Pink sugar.
Madame Claire.
Nina.
Sir John Dering. So big.
Beneath the visiting moon.
The home-maker.
None so blind.
Mystery of Lynne Court.
The safety pin.
The time-worn town.
Passage to India.
The blue scarab.
The white monkey.
Friday to Monday. The owl's house.
Fires of ambition. Heirs apparent. Surprising Antonia.
The shadowy third.
Gaspards of Pine Croft.
Gordon, C. W. Grimshaw, Beatrice.
Sands of Oro.
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Brown, Bernice. Buchan, John. Burt, Struthers. Chester, G. R. Colver, A. R. Conrad, Joseph Curran, H. H.
Curwood, J. O. Curwood, J. O. Davis, Elmer. Day, Holman. Deland, Margaret.
Douglas, O. E. Ertz, Susan. Ertz, Susan. Farnol, Jeffrey. Ferber, Edna.
Findlater, Mary. Fisher, D. C. Fitch, A. P. Fletcher, J. S. Fletcher, J. S.
Fletcher, J. S. Forster, E. M. Freeman, R. A. Galsworthy, John. Garrett, William. Garstin, Crosbie. Gibbs, George. Gibbs, Philip. Gilman, D. F. Glasgow, Ellen.
Haggard, H. R. Hannay, J. O. Harker, L. A. Harraden, Beatrice. Harris, Corra. Hart, W. S. Hergesheimer, Joseph. Hooker, F. C.
The ivory child. Found money.
Vagaries of Peter and Tod. Patuffa. House of Helen.
Hueston, Ethel.
*Lighter of flames. Balisand. When Geronimo rode. Merry O.
Johnston, Mary. Kelland, C. B.
The slave ship.
Knight, Gladys.
Marriage for two.
Kyne, P. B. Lincoln, J. C.
Rugged water.
Locke, W. J.
Coming of Amos.
Luther, M. L.
The boosters.
McClure, M. B. McFee, William. Mackail, Denis.
*High fires. Race.
Romance to the rescue.
Mackail, Denis.
Summertime.
Mackenzie, Compton.
The heavenly ladder.
Mackenzie, Compton.
Old men of the sea.
Mackenzie, Compton.
Parson's progress.
Marshall, Archibald.
Anthony Dare.
Marshall, Archibald.
Anthony Dare's progress.
Marshall, Archibald.
Education of Anthony Dare. Land of forgotten men.
Mason, A. E. W.
*House of the arrow. The winding stair.
Mason, C. A.
*The highway. The priceless pearl.
Miln, L. J.
In a Shantung garden.
Mitchell, R. C.
Niven, Frederick.
Justice of the peace.
Norris, Charles.
Bread.
Norris, Kathleen.
The beloved woman.
Norris, Kathleen.
The Callahans and the Murphys.
Norris, Kathleen.
Lucretia Lombard.
Norris, Kathleen.
Rose of the world.
Oppenheim, E. P.
Box with the broken seals.
Oppenheim, E. P .*
*Michael's evil deeds. Mermaid.
Overton, G. M.
Thousand and first night.
Payne, E. S.
All the way by water.
Payne, E. S.
Lights along the ledges.
Phillpotts, Eden.
Black, white and brindled. Cheat-the-boys.
Poole, Ernest. Poole, Ernest.
*The avalanche. Danger.
Reynolds, Mrs. Baillie.
Reynolds, Mrs. Baillie.
The daughter pays. The lost discovery.
Richards, Mrs. L. E. H. The squire.
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Marshall, Edison
Mason, A. E. W.
Miller, A. D.
A white stone.
Overton, G. M.
Phillpotts, Eden.
The steadfast heart.
Never the twain shall meet.
Richmond, G. S. Rinehart, M. R. Sabatini, Rafael. Sabatini, Rafael. Sabatini, Rafael. Sedgwick, A. D. Sachs, E. M.
Red of the Redfields. Temperamental people. Banner of the bull. Mistress Wilding. The sea-hawk.
The little French girl. Talk.
Sampson, E. S. Sinclair, B. W.
Comings of Cousin Ann.
The inverted pyramid.
Stevenson, B. E.
The storm-center.
Suckow, Ruth.
Country people.
Swinnerton, Frank. Tarkington, Booth.
The midlander.
Thayer, Lee.
The sinister mark.
Thornton, A. G.
The astronomer at large.
Tompkins, J. W. Tyson, J. A.
A line a day.
Vachell, H. A.
Change partners. Magic midland.
Waller, M. E.
Deep in the hearts of men.
Weyman, S. J.
Whitechurch, V. L.
*Traveller in the fur cloak. Bishop out of residence. Charis sees it through.
Widdemer, Margaret.
Widdemer, Margaret. Williams, F. F. Wynne, Pamela.
Graven image.
Viking's rest.
Ann's an idiot.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS - NON-FICTION
915.6 A28 973.2 B15
Ahmed Sabri Bey. When I was a boy in Turkey.
Bailey, C. S. Boys and girls of colonial days.
598.2 B59bw 580 B59
Blanchan, Neltje. Birds worth knowing.
620 B64р 1
Blanchan, Neltje. Wild flowers worth knowing. Bond, A. R. Pick, shovel and pluck. Burton, A. H. Story of the Indians of New England.
Chandler, A. C. Pan the piper, etc.
Crump, Irving. Boys' book of forest rangers.
Douglas, Barbara, comp. Favorite French fairy tales. Forbush, W. B. Be square.
Hawthorne, Hildegarde. Girls in bookland.
Hyett, F. B. comp. Fifty Christmas poems for children.
Kummer, F. A. First days of knowledge.
Meeker, Ezra. Ox-team days on the Oregon trail.
Mukerji, D. G. Jungle beasts and men.
Rogers, J. E. Trees worth knowing. Scholes, P. A. Complete book of the great musicians. Seton, E. T. Bannertail.
656 T16 810.9 T18 595 W41
Tappan, E. M. ed. Letters from colonial children. Tappan, E. M. Travelers and traveling.
Tassin & Maurice. Child's story of American literature. Weed, C. M. Butterflies worth knowing.
117
Wells, Carolyn.
Barge of haunted lives.
Waldo, Harold.
The affair at Flower Acres.
970.1 B95 708 C36 634.9 C88 398.4 D74 170 F74 823 H31g 821.08 H99 901 K96 917.8 M42 915.4 M89 582 R63t 927.8 S36 590 S49b 973 T161
Young Felix.
901 W46
Wells, M. E. How the present came from the past. 2v.
973.1 W56i *Wheeler, F. R. In the days before Columbus.
973.1 W56q *Wheeler, F. R. Quest of the western world.
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