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Wagons, carts and sleds
350.00
Farming Implements 220.00
Grain
50.00
Hot Air Engine
10.00
Barrels and Boxes
10.00
Coal
7.50
Wood cut for stove
120.00
Set Measures
1.00
Salt
. 75
Horse Blankets
15.00
60 Hens
60.00
Potatoes
20.00
Apples
18.00
Preserves, Pickles, etc.
50.00
Household goods and kitchen uten- sils 275.00
Salt Pork 20.00
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Vinegar 2.50
Lime-Sulphur
10.00
Wheel-Chair
20.00
Groceries and Supplies 20.00
Robes
10.00
5 Cords Wood
20.00
Lumber
60.00
Stone lifter
20.00
Pulley Blocks and Rope
4.00
Crescent Saw
4.00
Ice
10.00
Carriage lamp
1.00
Grass Seed
6.00
Seed Corn
1.75
Spray Pump
20.00
$2,901.50
Support of Town Home
Expenditures
$2,675.57
Inventory, 1915
2,910.00
$5,585.57
Inventory, 1916
$2,901.50
Receipts 2.173.04
Wood delivered school houses
66.25
$5,140.79
Net cost for financial year $444.78
WILLIAM F. KELLEY, EDWARD Z. STANLEY, FRED S. WHITCOMB, Board of Overseers of the Poor.
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REPORT OF THE CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
For the Year Ending December 31, 1915
We present the following schedule showing the amounts of the several funds for the perpetual care of cemetery lots and the income and expenditures on account of each fund for the year:
HORACE F. TUTTLE, JULIAN TUTTLE, FRED W. GREEN, Cemetery Commissioners.
CEMETERY FUNDS FOR CARE OF LOTS
Deposit
WOODLAWN CEMETERY
No. and Date of
NAME OF FUND
Amount
Deposited
1915
On hand
Jan. 1,
Income
Expended
On hand
Dec. 31, 1915
1
Hepsabeth Piper
50.00
52.00
1.75
1.50
52.25
2
Frederick Rouillard
100.00
100.15
3.50
3.50
100.15
3
William W. Davis.
100.00
101.50
3.50
3.50
101.50
4
Jedediah Tuttle
50.00
51.00
1.75
1.50
51.25
5
Mary Skinner
200.00
205.65
7.00
7.92
204.73
6
Nancy K. Handley
500.00
551.25
17.50
20.73
548.02
7
Mary Severance .
100.00
103.00
3.50
3.00
103.50
8
Mary W. Chaffin
100.00
101.75
3.50
3.00
102.25
9
Warren Robbins
100.00
100.00
3.50
3.00
100.50
10
Henry Loker
100.00
102.04
3.50
3.50
102.04
11
Henry Lothrop
200.00
202.56
7.00
6.88
202.68
12
Luther W. Piper
100.00
101.65
3.50
1.00
104.15
13
James Temple .
100.00
102.00
3.50
3.00
102.50
14
Fidelia Wheeler
100.00
102.07
3.50
3.50
102.07
15
William H. Chapman.
100.00
102.50
3.50
3.50
102.50
Mary A. Robbins
100.00
102.00
3.50
3.00
102.50
17
Daniel Wetherbee
100.00
101.35
3.50
3.50
101.35
16
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18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
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James Tuttle
100.00
101.10
3.50
2.96
101.64 76.21
Elbridge J. Robbins
100.00
101.00
3.50
3.50
101.00
William Jennings .
100.00
100.50
3.50
4.00
100.00
Adeline Weston Blood
100.00
106.11
3.50
5.00
104.61
Irving V. Whitcomb
100.00
100.20
3.50
3.50
100.20
John Fletcher .
100.00
100.33
3.50
3.50
100.33
W. E. Faulkner
75.00
76.02
2.62
2.50
76.14
Amanda M. Barnard
100.00
101.47
3.50
4.00
100.97
George T. Ames .
100.00
101.14
3.50
2.96
101.68
Horace Tuttle
100.00
102.59.
3.50
1.50
102.59
Samuel Jones .
50.00
50.97
1.75
3.50
51.22
*Francis Hosmer
150.00
157.7?
5.25
2.00
160.97
Mary E. Robbins .
100.00
100.22
3.50
3.00
100.72
Luther and Augustine Conant
500.00
526.77
17.50
13.00
531.27
Hannah D. Robbins
50.00
50.92
1.75
2.00
50.67
Elisha Cutler
100.00
104.00
3.50
3.50
104.00
Nathaniel Jones
50.00
51.75
1.75
1.50
52.00
Solomon Smith
75.00
75.63
2.62
3.00
75.25
Gaius W. Allen
100.00
101.12
3.50
3.30
101.32
Varnum and Francis Tuttle
250.00
251.19
8.75
8.00
251.94
Aaron Fletcher
100.00
101.65
3.50
4.50
100.65
Mary J. Harrington
200.00
204.95
7.00
7.00
204.95
Julia Morrison
75.00
76.58
2.63
3.00
Elnathan Jones
100.00
102.70
3.50
4.00
102.20
Nathan Chaffin
100.00
101.17
3.50
3.00
101.67
Jonathan W. Loker
100.00
102.46
3.50
3.00
102.96
Rev. James T. Woodbury
100.00
109.66
3.50
2.00
111.16
Henry M. Smith
75.00
75.95
2.62
3.00
75.57
Julian Tuttle
100.00
109.00
3.50
3.00
109.50
James E. Harris
50.00
50.48
1.75
1.50
50.73
Francis Conant
100.00
101.26
3.50
3.00
101.76
Elbridge G. Parker
100.00
102.18
3.50
3.50
102.18
Lemuel and Augusta Dole
100.00
103.85
3.50
3.00
104.35
Edwin Fletcher .
50.00
50.88
1.75
1.50
51.13
Nancy Raymond and Joseph Estabrook
100.00
100.22
3.50
3.50
100.22
Edward Tuttle .
100.00
101.00
3.50
3.00
101.50
Abram H. Jones .
100.00
100.44
3.50
3.50
100.44
Joseph A. Whitcomb.
100.00
103.33
3.50
3.50
103.33
Isaac T. Flagg ..
100.00
102.54
3.50
3.00
103.04
Jonas K. Putney
150.00
154.46
5.25
4.00
155.71
Joseph Reed
50.00
51.40
1.75
1.00
52.15
Charlotte C. Flagg
100.00
101.00
3.50
3.00
101.50
Cyrus G. Dole . .
100.00
101.37
3.50
3.00
101.87
Daniel Fletcher
100.00
103.92
3.50
6.00
101.42
Asa Parker
100.00
102.33
3.50
3.00
102.83
William N. Wood.
100.00
103.25
3.50
3.00
103.75
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41 42 13 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63
64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72
Leonard Bulette
100.00
101.70
3.50
3.00
102.20
Ruth Robbins
100.00
100.90
3.50
2.50
101.90
Henry T. Billings
100.00
100.83
3.50
3.50
100.83
Mary E. Lothrop
200.00
202.94
7.00
5.12
204.82
Lewis Wood, Jr.
100.00
102.03
3.50
2.50
103.03
George Conant
100.00
104.66
3.50
6.00
102.16
Zoeth Taylor
50.00
50.73
1.75
1.50
50.98
Herbert S. Lane
100.00
100.58
3.50
2.00
102.08
George H. Harris
100.00
102.90
3.50
106.40
73 May 6, 1915
Mary W. Fletcher
100.00
2.03
102.03
74 June 12, 1915
John J. Lothrop
50.00
. 87
50.87
75 Aug. 14, 1915
Franklin P. Wood
100.00
1.16
101.16
76 Nov. 13, 1915
Israel H. Giles
100.00
.29
100.29
Totals (Woodlawn)
8,450.00| 8,278.52 287.84| 262.37| 8,703.99
* $50 deposited Jan. 1, 1915.
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY
1
Eliza A. Whitcomb
$75.00
$81.14
$2.62| $2.00|
$81.76
2
Phineas Wetherbee
.1'sh.FRR
27.65
5.00
2.25
30.40
3
S. Lizzie Hayward
100.00|
119.60
3.50
2.00
121.10
4
Frank C. Hayward
500.00
509.33|
17.50 |*17.50
509.33
5
George C. Wright
100.00
136.15
3.50
2.25
137.40
6
George Crampton
100.00
109.15
3.50
2.25
110.40
7
Joel Wright
100.00
110.90
3.50
2.00
112.40
8
George S. Wright
100.00
110.90
3.50
2.25
112.15
9
George C. Wright (Davis Memorial)
50.00
71.55
1.75|
73.30
10
B. H. and O. K. Patch
50.00
46.40
1.75
48.15
11
Howard E. Faulkner
150.00
174.80
5.25
2.50
177.55
12
J. Warren Hayward
50.00
51.15
1.75
1.50
51.40
13
Lewis B. Goodnow
100.00
108.40
3.50
2.25
109.65
14
Sarah A. Hutchins
100.00
112.41
3.50
2.25
113.66
15
F. D. Walcott .
100.00
113.31
3.50
2.50
114.31
A. Louise Warren and Simon Hosmer
150.00
165.27
5.25
4.50
166.02
16 17
John R. Houghton .
100.00
109.87|
3.50
2.25
111.12
18
William A. Cutler and Bradley Stone.
100.00
106.58
3.50
4.00
106.08
19
John Blanchard
100.00
113.08
3.50
2.25
114.33
20
Wheeler and Shattuck
50.00
51.71
1.75
2.00
51.46
21
George H. Decoster
100.00
107.00
3.50
+3.50
107.00
22
Henderson Rowell
50.00
50.28
1.75|
2.00
50.03
23
Luke Blanchard
500.00
607.50
20.00|
627.50
24
L. Blanchard, S. Blanchard tomb
100.00
121.00
4.00
125.00
25
Calvin and Luther Blanchard Mem'l.
100.00|
117.00|
4.00|
121.00
82
26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39
44 45 46 47 48 49
April 20, 1915| April 26, 1915
John Temple and Edward F. Pratt W. K. Davy ..
50.00
51.09
1.75
2.00
50.78 50.84
Ella F. and Lucius S. Hosmer
100.00
108.97
3.50
2.25 110.22
Caroline A. Hosmer
100.00
108.85
3.50
2.25
110.10
Isaiah Reed
100.00
108.73
3.50
2.25
109.98
Benjamin F. Hapgood
100.00
107.48
3.50
2.25
108.73
Lucy A. (Wetherbee) Burbeck
100.00
106.73
3.50
2.50
107.73
Francis Jones
50.00
50.04
1.75
2.25
49.54
Simon Hartwell
100.00
106.70
3.50
2.25
107.95
Emerson Fuller
100.00
105.15
3.50
2.50
106.15
John Porter Priest
100.00
103.40
3.50
2.25
104.65
Harriet Davis Brown
100.00
103.50
3.50
2.25
104.75
Oliver Mead .
100.00
103.53
3.50
2.50
104.53
Bessie E. Brown
100.00
102.66
3.50
2.00
104.16
George Gardner
100.00
102.08
3.50
2.00
103.58
Hiram J. Hapgood
100.00
101.54
3.50
2.25
102.79
Charles Robinson
75.00
76.09
2.62
2.00
76.71
Emerline A. Johnson, F.
E. Flint,
H. Louis Bush
400.00
415.77
14.00
9.00
420.77
Nahum Littlefield
50.00
50.02
1.75
1.00
50.77
Francis Hayward
100.00
100.25
3.50
1.50
102.25
Charles S. Twichell
50.00
50.29
1.75
1.75
50.29
Francis Pratt
50.00
50.00
1.75
1.75
50.00
Marcus M. Keyes
500.00|
11.66
3.75
507.91
Alexander P. Bean
100.00|
2.33
1.75
100.58
50.00
51.03
1.75
2.00
83
40 41 42 42
50 July 13, 1915 51. . Oct. 23, 1915
Bancroft Whitcomb
100.00
1.45|
101.45
Hobart E. Mead
100.00
. 58
100.58
Totals (Mt. Hope)
6000.00 5696.03 206.51 122.25 6580.29
Totals
14850.00|14401.44|508.35|394.62 15715.17
*Paid to F. C. Hayward. tPaid to George H. De Coster.
NORTH CEMETERY
1
Samuel Temple
50.00
51.54
1.75
1.50
51.79
2
Frances Hutchinson
50.00
52.29
1.75
1.50
52.54
3
Henrietta Anderson
50.00
51.79
1.75
1.50
52.04
4
Mary Hapgood
50.00
51.52
1.75
1.50
51.77
5
Jerusha Blood
200.00
219.75|
7.00
4.00
222.75
400.00
426.89
14.00
10.00
430.89
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE GOODNOW FUND
For the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1915
Investments
Warren Institution for Savings, Book
83,531 $1,100.20
Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank, Book 71,200 1,000.00
City Institution for Savings, Lowell, Book 84,244 1,000.00
$3,100.20
Receipts
Warren Institution for Savings, divi- dends $43.74
Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank, dividends 42.95
City Institution for Savings, dividend 20.00
$126.69
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Payments
Paid Julian Tuttle, care of Goodnow
lot in Woodlawn Cemetery ... $7.00
Unexpended income for care of ceme- tery lot deposited with Warren Institution for Savings 16.74
H. F. Robbins, treasurer of the Evan- gelical Church in Acton 102.95
$126.69
LUTHER CONANT, I. WARREN FLAGG, HORACE F. TUTTLE, Trustees of Goodnow Fund.
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TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE ACTON MEMORIAL LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR 1915
Trustees
LUTHER CONANT, President
E. FAULKNER CONANT, Secretary
MOSES TAYLOR*
LUCIUS J. HESSELTON
HORACE F. TUTTLE
J. SIDNEY WHITE
HIRAM J. HAPGOOD
FRANK R. KNOWLTON
DELETTE H. HALL
The pleasant circle of the board of trustees has again been broken by the death of one of our number. Mr. Moses Taylor, one of the charter members, passed away at the ripe age of ninety-three years. To show what a single life may include of our country's history, we record that he was born during the administration of James Monroe, the fifth presi- dent of the United States, and died in the term of Woodrow Wilson, the twenty-eighth. Texas, California, New Mexico and Arizona, Alaska and our vast insular possessions all were added to the area of our country during his life.
*Died June 10, 1915.
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It is not easy for one who has lost a lifetime loyal friend to keep within proper limits in this brief notice, for a record of Mr. Taylor's public services would almost require a his- tory of the town for the past sixty years. We mention his help to Mr. Wilde in clearing the lot on which the public library is located; that he carried the subscription papers for building the Congregational church in 1847, and gave largely to the remodeling of the church building in 1898; that he built several of the houses in the village; that for many years he carried on a large farm, and set out extensive orchards, that he made many blades of grass grow where none had grown before.
His attendance at the town primaries and town meet- ings was so faithful that once when illness kept him away from a caucus, a vote of sympathy was passed and conveyed to him with the signatures of the chairman and secretary.
He bore the afflictions which befell him in his advanced years with fortitude and never lost that sunniness of temper- ament which was one of his leading traits. He lived to see his children's children and a goodly number of still another generation. He had the friendship and even the affection of his fellow townsmen to an unusual degree. Much more might be said of many kindly acts and liberal support to numerous good causes, but this will, perhaps, suffice. We would observe, however, that while noted for his personal generosity, he consistently opposed the extravagance. state. municipal and social. that is sapping the life blood of our people.
A somewhat careful examination of the twenty-sixth report of the Free Public Library Commission of the state shows that the circulation of our library in comparison with others falls considerably below the average, although the number of volumes is above. We should note some causes : We have in the town a competitor with a large circulation; a large part of the population of the town resides at a dis-
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tance of two or three miles or more from the Center village, where the library building is located. In addition, the town sends its high school pupils to Concord, where they have ac- cess to one of the oldest and best libraries in the state.
The board has accepted all the suggestions of the state officials in this matter. We shall be glad to receive from any of our patrons advice that would tend to bring an increase in the circulation, and thereby add to the usefulness of Mr. Wilde's munificent gift.
We have learned with much pleasure of a bequest of five hundred dollars in the will of the late Mr. Luke Tuttle, the income of which will soon become available. We are glad to report that Mr. Hoit. our town treasurer, will in the future render a separate statement of the income from this and other similar funds.
Two years ago we copied from the Massachusetts archives a list of the members of the militia company that Acton sent out in the war of 1812. From the same sources, we, this year, print a list of the Acton minute men of 1775. who led in the attack that made the old North Bridge at Concord one of the famous landmarks of American history.
John Hayward. Captain John Heald, Lieutenant David Furbush. 2nd Lieut. William Mackfield, Sergeant Oliver Emerson, Sergeant John Davis. Corporal David Davis, Corporal John Barker, Corporal Thomas Darby, Private John Harris, Private Ebenezer Heald, Private James Davis, Private Phillip Piper, Private
Reuben Law, Private Benja Hayward, Private Simon Hunt. Jr., Private Elijah Davice, Private Ephraim Furbush, Private Abraham Hapgood, Private Ezekiel Davis, Private Ebenezer Edwards, Private John Robbins, Private Joseph Barker, Private William Johnson, Private Reuben Davis. Private Joseph Reed, Private
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Stephen Shepherd, Private Thomas Thorp, Private Solomon Smith, Private Jonas Hunt, Private Moses Wood, Private Ephraim Billings, Private
Joseph Chaffin, Private Samuel Tempel, Private Abraham Young, Private
Francis Barker (Drummer) Luther Blanchard (Fifer)
It should be noted that the official payrolls from which this list was copied do not include the names of those three Acton martyrs in the cause of American Independence : Captain Isaac Davis, James Hayward and Abner Hosmer.
This payroll was made up and sworn to in December, 1775, or a few months after the fight, by Captain John Hay- ward, who succeeded to the command of the company, after the death of Captain Davis.
We wish that every son and daughter of Acton would read the tenth chapter of the fourth volume of Bancroft's history, in our library. They will soon see whom this recog- nized authority considered the real heroes of the Concord fight. It is no exaggeration to say that in leadership, dis- cipline, training, equipment and daring this company had .no superior among the various organizations of minute men in existence at the commencement of the American Revolution.
The trustees recommend the usual appropriations.
Very respectfully, LUTHER CONANT, For the Trustees.
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
Accessions : Number of volumes in the library Jan. 1, 1915, 12,356. Increase by purchase, 341, of which 12 were obtained by binding magazines. Increase by gift, 46. Total increase 387. Number of volumes in the library, Jan. 1, 1916, 12,743.
Circulation : Number of days the library was opened, 103. Number of volumes circulated 8,010. Daily average circulation 77 plus. Largest daily circulation 147, on Aug. 7. Smallest daily circulation, 31, on Aug. 4.
Received for fines $20.79
Expended for postage .79
$20.00
Gifts of books have been received from the following sources : United States government, 8; state of Massachu- setts, 13; P. Andreae, 1; Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers, 2; Mrs. M. J. Brown, 10; Carnegie Peace Foundation, 1; General Education Board, 1; Massa- chusetts Society, S. A. R., 1; H. G. S. Noble, 1; A. L. Noyes, 1; O. W. Norton, 1; Hispanic Society, New York. 1; P. E. Sargent, 1; F. W. Whitridge, 1; Woman Suffrage head- quarters, 1; Forty-ninth encampment, G. A. R., 1; 1 volume Acton town reports. Total, 46.
ARTHUR F. DAVIS,
Librarian.
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BOOKS ADDED TO THE MEMORIAL LIBRARY IN 1915
NON-FICTION
Adams, F. U .- Conquest of the Tropics 917.28-A212c
Adams, J. C .- Nature studies in Berkshire 917.3-A194n
Anderson, F. I .- Electricity for the farm 62-A546e
Angeli, A .- New Spanish English dictionary 46-A582n
Anon-Factories and warehouses of concrete 69-A100f
Anon-King Albert's book 940-A100k
Anon-Manual training course in concrete
69-A100m
Anon-Massachusetts Society, S. A. R., register of members 36-A100m
Andreae, P .- The prohibition movement 32-A556p
Angel, N .- Arms and industry
32-A583a
Antonius, M. A .- Writings
87-A635t
Bailey, E. H. S .- A textbook of sanitary and applied chemistry 66-B154t
Baker, E. A .- History in Fiction
02-B167h
Bancroft, HI. H .- History of Mexico
972-B213h
Banks, E. J .- The Bible and the Spade
22-B218b
Beard, D. C .- Shelters, shacks and shanties 79-B363s
Benson, A. C .- The orchard pavilion 82-B4740
Bergling, J. M .- Art alphabets and lettering
74-B498a
Berget, A .- The earth, its life and death
55-B495e
Bjorkman, F. M., and Porrit, A. G .- Woman Suffrage 32-B626w
Boardman. H. A .- Discourse on the life and character of Daniel Webster 922-W378b
Bond, A. R .- Handy man's workshop and laboratory
68-B711h
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Borrow, G .- Wild Wales 914.2-B737w Borrow, G .- The Zincali, an account of the gypsies of Spain 914.6-B737z
Brame, J. S. S .- Fuel, solid, liquid and gaseous 66-B815f
Burns. J .- How to play tennis 79-B967h
Cahalane, C. F .- Police practice and procedure 35-C132p
Cato-Varro-Roman farm management 63-C366r
Chase, J. C .- Decorative design 74-C487d
Clark, F. E .-- The charm of Scandinavia
914.8-C592c
Cobb, T .- Busting 'em 81-C653b
Collins, A. F .- The book of the wireless
62-C712b
Cote, G. D. H .- The world of labor
33-C689w
Crapsey, A. S .- The rise of the working class 33-C893r
Crawford, M. C .- Social life in old New England
973.2-C899s
Dall, W. H .- Spencer Fullerton Baird 922-B163d
Dumbell, K. E. M .- California and the far west 917.3-D898c
Dupuy. W. A .- Uncle Sam's modern miracles 35-D945un
Embury, A. 2nd-Early American churches 973.2-E53e
Emerson, H .- Efficiency 33-E53e
Enenkel, A .- A new dictionary of the English and Italian languages 45-E56n
Ewart, J. A., and Field, W. S .- A civil service manual 3 vols 35-E94c
Fabre, J. H .- Bramble bees and others 59-F123b
Fabre, J. H. The mason bees 59-F123m
Fiske, A. K .- Honest business
33-F541h
Gardner, M. T .- Winners of the world 920-G227w
Gilman, L .- Edward McDowell 922-MI138g
Goya-Drawings 75-G724d
Graves, F. P .- A history of education in modern times
37-G776h
Haddock, F. C .- Power of will
15-H127p
Harbison, E. G .- Low cost receipts
64-H2551
Harris, G .- Audel's answers on practical engineering
62-H314a
Hartt, R. L .- Understanding the French 914.4-H3851
94
Hepburn, A. B .- Artificial waterways of the world
38-H529a
Herrick, M. T .- Rural credits 33-H566r
Hicks, A. M .- The craft of hand-made rugs 67-H631c
Hoeber, A .- The Barbazon painters 925-H693b
Hopkins, J. C .- French Canada and the St. Lawrence
917.1-H794f
Hornaday, W. T .- Wild life conservation 59-H813w
Howe, M. A. D .- The Boston Symphony Orchestra
78-H857b
Howes, B. A .- Building by a builder
69-H855b
Hungerford, E .- The personality of American cities
917.3-H936p
Hunt, G .- The department of state of the United States 35-H941d
Ingalese, R .- The history and power of mind 15-144h
James, W .- Psychology 15-J29p
Johnson, M .- Through the south seas with Jack London
917.3-J68t
Johnston, C. H .- The modern high school 37-J66m
Kains, M. G .- Culinary herbs 63-K13c
Kane, E. K .- Adrift in the Arctic ice pack 919.8-K16a
Kellog, C. L .- Memoirs of an American prima donna
922-K295k
Kenlon.J .- Fires and fire fighters 62-K33f
Lea, H .- The day of the Saxon 32-L433d
Lee, A .- Little stories of big men
81-L4771
Lewis, H. R .- Productive Poultry Husbandry
63-L674p
Lithgow, R. A. D .- Nantucket, a history
974.5-L975n
Lloyd, J. W .- Productive vegetable growing 63-L793p
Logan, Mrs. J .- Reminiscences of a soldier's wife 922-L8311
McCall, S. W .- Life of Thomas B. Reed 922-R326m
Macomber, B .- The jewel city 60-M171j
Machugh, R. J .- Modern Mexico
917.2-NI151m
McKready, K .- Beginners' star-book
52-M159b
Maeterlinck, M. M .- The girl who found the bluebird
922-K29m 82-M349d
Marlowe, C .- Dramas
95
Marot, H .- American labor unions 33-M355a
Masters, E. L .- Spoon-river anthology 81-MI423s
Mendel, A .- Indoor merrymaking and table decorations
64-M537i
Miles, N. A .- Serving the republic 922-MI643m
Mitchell, S. W .- Complete poems
81-M682c
Moorhead. W. K .- The American Indian in the United States, 1850-1914 970-MI819a
Morris, C .- The nations of Europe 940-MI875n
Muir, J .- Travels in Alaska
917.3-MI953t
Murray, J .- Autobiography
922-MI981m
Norton, O. W .- The attack and defence of Little Round-
Top, Gettysburgh, July 2, 1863 973.7-N886a
O'Connell. W. H., archbishop of Boston; sermons and addresses, 4 vols. 25-018s
Olcott, C. S .- The lure of the camera 910-0431
Paul, N. B .- The heart of Blackstone 34-P324h
Pennell. J .- In the land of temples 75-P413jo
Pier. A. S .- The story of Harvard 973-P615s
Plotinus-Select works 88-P729s
Plowman, G. T .- Etching
76-P732e
Powell. G. H .- Cooperation in agriculture
63-P883c
Powell, J. W .- First through the Grand Canyon
917.3-P884f
Prout. E .- Harmony, its theory and practice
78-P968h
Putnam, G. P .- The southland of North America
917.28-P991s
Putnam, R .- Alsace and Lorraine, from Caesar to Kaiser 944-P992a
Quint. W. D .- The story of Dartmouth 973-Q7s
Reed, C. A .- Bird book 59-R323b
Rihbany, A. M .- A far journey
922-R571r
Riis, J. A .- Neighbors 30-R572n
Rolland, R .- Musicians of today 78-R749m
Russell, W. S. C .- Iceland; horseback tours in Saga land .
919.8-R968i
Sears, F. C .- Productive orcharding
63-S439p
Sears, L .- John Hay 922-H412s
96
Serviss, G. P .- Astronomy with the naked eye 52-S492a Sinclair, A .- Locomotive engine running and manage- ment 62-S6161 63-S633m
Slingerland, M. V., and Crosby, C. R.
Sloan, M. M .- The concrete house and its construction
69-S634c
Small, W. H .- Early New England schools 973.2-S635e
Smith, L. P .- The English language 42-S654e
Steiner, E. A .- From alien to citizen 922-S822st
Stevenson, B. E .- The charm of Ireland 914.16-S847c
Sylvester, H. M .- Indian wars of New England (3 vols.)
973.2-S955i
Theocritus and Virgil-Echlogues 88-T386i
Thayer, W. R .- Life of John Hay (2 vols)
922-H412t
Treitschke, H. Von-Selections from lectures on politics 32-T787s
Tupper, W. and J. W .- Representative English drama
Tuttle, C. R .- Alaska
82-T928r 917.3-T967a
Van Denburgh, E. D .- My voyage in the United States frigate Congress 910-V227m
Van Slyke, L. L .- Fertilizers and crops 63-V279f
Vauthier, C. M .- The technique of painting 75-V381t
Vedder, H. C .- The gospel of Jesus and the problems of democracy 30-V415g
Walcott, A. S .- Java and her neighbors 919.1-W156j
Ward, F. E .- Practical real estate methods 33-W258p
Webster, D .- Works (9 vols.) 81-W378w
Wells, H. G .- Social forces in England and America
30-W454s
White, S. E .- The rediscovered country
916.6-W588r
Whitridge, F. W .- One American's opinion of the European war 940-W5770
Wiley, H. W .- The lure of the land 63-W6761
Wiley, H. W .- 1001 tests of foods, etc. 64-W676t
Williams, H. S .- Miracles of science 50-W723m
Winter, N. O .- Argentina and her people of today
918-W786a
97
Winter,N.O .- Chile and her people of today 918-W786c
Withers, H .- Poverty and waste 33-W824p
Wood, R. K .- The tourists' California
917.3-W878t
Woodberry, G. E .- North Africa and the desert
916.1-W881n
Woodson, C. G .- The education of the negro prior to 1861 973-W894e
Wright, W. P .- The new gardening 63-W954n
FICTION
Aiken, E .- The river A-291r
Allen, F. N. S .- The invaders
A425i
Allen, J. L .- The sword of youth
A427sw
Atherton, G .- Before the Gringo came A868b
Bailey, T .- Contrary Mary B158c
Barclay, F. L .- My heart's right there
B244my
Beach, R .- The net
B365ne
Bindloss, H .- Alton of Somasco
B612a
Bindloss, H .- Ranching for Sylvia
B612r
Bindloss, H .- The gold trail
B612g
Bindloss, H .- The secret of the reef
B612se
Bordeaux, II .- The woolen dress
B727w
Brady, C. T .- Britton of the seventh
B812b
Brebner, B. J .- Christopher Quales
B828c
Brebner, B. J .- The turbulent duchess
B828t
Burney, F .- Evelina
B965e
Cable, G. W .- Gideon's band
C115gı
Cather, W. S .- The song of the lark
C363s
Churchill, W .- A far country
C563f
Cobb, I. S .- Back home
C6535b
Connolly, J. B .- The trawler
C743t
Conrad, J .- A set of six
C754s
Crockett, S. R .- Silver sand
C938si
Cullum, R .- The way of the strong
C967wa
Curtiss, P .- The ladder
C9811
Curwood, J. O .- Kazan
C982k
Day, H .- The landloper
D2731
98
Doyle, A. C .- The valley of fear
D754v
Edgar, G .- The red colonel
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