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1,515.78
Huguenot Hall :
Salaries :
, Janitor
$75.00
Other Expenses :
Fuel
41.50
Light
48.50
165.00
$7,141.52
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police Department :
Salaries and Wages :
Constables
$781.78
Court Fees
217.39
Lock-up Keeper
58.00
Other Expenses :
Printing
3.00
Auto Hire
4.00
-
193
Badges
9.12
Medical Aid
14.50
1,087.79
Fire Department :
Salaries and Wages :
Engineers
$220.00
Clerk
15.00
Stewards
149.99
DeWitt Company
611.50
Huguenot Company
611.00
Rochdale Company --
200.00
Equipment and Repairs :
Apparatus
217.95
Other Expenses :
Fuel
193.50
Light
24.27
Building Repairs
102.48
Water
16.00
Stewards' Supplies
3.85
Removing Ashes
1.50
Telephone
115.87
Gas and Oil
23.91
Medical Aid
1
18.00
Meals
4.50
2,529.32
Hydrants and Fountains :
Service :
Oxford Water Com-
pany
$3,975.50
Cherry
Valley and
Rochdale Water Dis-
trict
120.00
4,095.50
194
Sealer of Weights and Measures :
Salaries
$75.00
Other Expenses :
Auto Hire
25.00
Equipment
24.73
Sealer's Supplies
10.25
134.98
Dog Officer :
Salaries and Wages :
Dog Officer
37.50
Moth Department:
Labor
$94.80
Auto Hire
26.75
121.55
Tree Warden's Department :
Labor
$123.35
Equipment
18.50
Trucking
5.50
Spraying Trees
60.60
Supplies
1.20
209.15
Forest Fires Department : Salaries and Wages :
Forest Warden
$35.00
Fighting Fires
308.35
Other Expenses :
Auto Hire
14.00
Apparatus
25.09
Chemicals
14.51
Telephone
1
1 1
1
21.00
1
1
1
1 1 1
195
Trucking and Express
8.25
Gas and Oil
11.43
Meals
2.47
Labor
8.40
448.50
8,664.29
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Health Department :
Salaries and Wages :
Board of Health
$100.00
Clerk
25.00
Wages (Labor)
2.00
Other Expenses :
Postage and Toll Calls
2.55
Signs
25.39
Auto Hire
.48
Contagious Diseases :
Board and Treatment
80.14
Medical Aid
7.38
Groceries
12.80
Loss of Wages
4.00
Tuberculosis :
Board and Treatment
492.00
Groceries
3.72
Vital Statistics :
Return of Births
13.50
Vaccination :
School Children
48.75
Inspection of Animals : Inspector
125.00
Inspection of Meat :
Inspector
60.50
196
Inspection of Milk :
Inspector
100.00
Auto Hire
5.18
1,108.39
Hospital Clinic for
Tonsils and Adenoids :
Clinics
140.00
140.00
County Tuberculosis
704.04
Apportionment
1,952.43
HIGHWAYS
Streets :
Salaries and Wages :
Labor
$7,633.53
Rental Town Equip- ment
1,745.96
Teams and Trucks
2,647.58
Equipment and Repairs
179.89
Other Expenses :
Road Oil and Tar
1,966.50
Cold Patch Material
551.00
Stone
20.25
Town Line Posts
40.62
Traffic Signals
26.00
Signs
48.00
Culverts
84.85
Blasting Materials
130.76
Gasoline and Oil
31.30
Other Supplies
17.77
Medical Aid
3.00
Postage and Express _
4.10
15,131.11
197
Snow & Ice Removal :
Salaries and Wages :
Labor
$576.10
Teams and Trucks
266.78
Equipment & Repairs
250.13
Other Expenses :
Gasoline and Oil
78.74
Garage Rent
30.00
1,201.75
Bridges :
Labor
$29.95
Lumber
14.96
Cement
32.49
77.40
Road Machinery Maintenance :
Gasoline and Oil
$430.32
Repairs
328.47
758.79
Street Lights :
Service
3,184.50
$20,353.55
CHARITIES
Public Welfare Department: General Administration :
Salaries and Wages : Board of Public Wel-
fare
$190.00
Clerk 150.00
Investigator 1
400.00
1
1
1
1 1
1
1
198
Other Expenses :
Printing, Stationery
and Postage
170.63
Filing Cabinet
30.80
Penalty Imposed by
State
3.00
Outside Relief by Town :
Groceries
16,366.83
Fuel
103.85
Board and Care
2,461.13
Medical Aid
1,490.50
Rent
2,095.52
Cash Aid 1 1 1
1,996.15
Clothing
991.92
Transportation 1
88.15
Burials
96.00
Water Bills
6.00
Relief by Other Towns :
Towns
2,257.47
28,897.95
Infirmary :
Salaries and Wages:
Superintendent
$1,310.00
Other Employees 179.52
Other Expenses :
Groceries
1,026.08
Dry Goods and
Clothing
134.73
Buildings
100.08
Fuel and Light
119.94
Hay and Grain
977.50
Telephone
54.75
Gasoline and Oil
331.64
1
1 1
1 I
1
199
Medical Aid
134.26
Hardware
188.00
Equipment and Repairs
293.40
Fertilizer
106.91
Slaughtering
12.00
Truck Insurance
24.00
Blacksmith
22.95
Lumber
97.89
Seeds
26.23
Baby Chicks
48.00
Box Rent
.40
5,188.28
Old Age Assistance :
Salaries and Wages:
Investigator
$100.00
Clerk
25.00
Other Expenses :
Cash Aid
5,045.08
Medical Aid
40.25
Groceries
33.85
Fuel
1
1 1 1
Clothing
3.88
Burial
100.00
Stationery
1
1
1
5,413.41
SOLDIERS' BENEFITS
State Aid :
Cash Aid
410.00
Military Aid :
165.00
Cash Aid
L
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 1
1
1
63.85
1 I
1.50
1
200
Soldiers' Relief :
Salaries and Wages :
Investigator
$100.00
Other Expenses :
Fuel
398.60
Groceries
848.47
Cash Aid
4,968.00
Medical Aid
202.65
Clothing
67.05
Board and Care
1 1
24.00
Rent
120.00
Trucking
14.80
Committment to
Sol-
diers' Home
42.14
Printing
3.10
6,788.81
$46,863.45
SCHOOLS AND LIBRARY
Schools :
General :
Salaries and Wages :
School Committee
$175.00
Clerk
100.00
Superintendent
1,800.00
Nurse
639.00
Physician
250.00
Truant Officer
100.00
Other Expenses :
Printing, Stationery
and Postage 54.78
Telephone
77.09
Express and Trucking
13.28
1
201
P. O. Box Rent
1.80
Teachers' Salaries :
High
9,880.15
Elementary
20,922.04
Supervisors
1,682.22
Text Books and Supplies :
High :
Text and Reference
Books
410.19
Supplies
264.54
Elementary :
.
Text and Reference
Books
371.49
Supplies
505.87
Tuition :
High
937.50
Elementary
2,537.56
Transportation :
High
1,412.39
Elementary
5,852.04
Janitors' Services :
High
306.68
Elementary
2,576.18
Fuel and Light:
High
515.51
Elementary
1,674.63
Buildings :
High :
Repairs
100.45
Janitors' Supplies 44.91
Water
70.30
202
Elementary :
Repairs
367.53
Janitors' Supplies
74.99
Water
221.05
Removing Ashes
7.00
Furniture :
High
157.50
Elementary
42.00
Diplomas and Graduation
28.10
$54,173.77
Independent and Industrial Schools :
Tuition :
Boys
1,359.04
Girls
223.82
1,582.86
Public Library :
Salaries and Wages :
Librarian
$400.00
Assistants
210.00
Janitors
400.00
Books and Periodicals :
Books
42.49
Periodicals
94.80
Binding :
Books
49.70
Periodicals
1.05
Fuel and Light :
Fuel
293.45
Light
71.00
203
Buildings :
Repairs
13.36
Furniture
55.00
Janitor's Supplies
17.20
Water
16.00
Removing Ashes
4.00
Decorating
10.00
Other Expenses :
Stationery and Postage
19.75
Express
2.81
Toll Calls
1.75
P. O. Box Rent
1.80
Typewriter Repairs
15.00
1,719.16
$57,475.79
UNCLASSIFIED
Memorial Day :
Music
$85.00
Flowers and Wreaths
65.80
Flags
3.20
Programs
20.00
Dinner
53.25
1
227.25
Printing Town Reports : Contract
485.32
Town Forest :
Planting Trees
42.00
Insurance :
Premiums
1,837.83
1
204
District Nurse : Salary of Nurse
500.00
Dickinson Gift:
Trees and Shrubs
100.00
Woodward School Grounds :
Labor
$1,194.29
Tools
41.12
Surveying
9.89
-
1,245.30
$4,437.70
CEMETERY
Cemetery :
Salaries and Wages:
Commissioners
$60.00
Labor
1,547.40
Other Expenses :
Flowers and Wreaths
37.50
Fertilizer and Grass Seed
60.35
Equipment and,Repairs
15.95
Water
40.00
Auto and Truck Hire
92.00
Printing and Postage
4.75
$1,857.95
INTEREST
Temporary Loans :
Anticipation of Reve-
nue
--
$3,084.69
205
General Loans :
New School Loan
2,337.50
Sutton Avenue, 1930
600.00
$6,022.19
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Temporary Loans :
Anticipation of Reve-
nue
$88,000.00
General Loans :
New School Loan
5,000.00
Sutton Avenue, 1930 _
4,000.00
$97,000.000
AGENCIES AND TRUSTS
Taxes :
State Tax
$4,972.50
Auditing Tax 201.20
Parks & Reservations 7.91
Old Age Assistance Tax
1,278.00
$6,459.61
County Tax
6,208.00
Dog Licenses
59.40
Cemetery Perpetual Care:
Bequests 497.80
Trust Funds :
Hannah Harwood Hos-
pital
$590.69
Charles Larned Enter-
tainment
219.00
206
Nelson Davis Library 158.74
Sarah. P. Joslin Li
brary
Wilson Olney Library 31.88
Maud R. Taft Library 38.35
Rufus Alverson Char- ity
1,170.03
$14,394.84
Tax Titles
381.38
Refunds :
Taxes
$27.83
M. V. Excise Taxes - 148.58
Town Clerk's Depart-
ment
2.50
178.91
Total Expenditures --
$266,724.00
Cash Balance, Dec. 31, 1932
8,181.63
Grand Total
$274,905.63
TOWN OF OXFORD Balance Sheet, December 31, 1932
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Cash
$8,181.63
Temporary Loans : Anticipation of Reve- nue
$79,500.00
Levy of 1920,
W. S. Taft, Coll. - $461.59
Levy of 1921,
W. S. Taft, Coll. 567.06
Motor Vehicle Excise Tax, Levy 1930 .10
Levy of 1922,
Old Age Assistance Tax 9.00
W. S. Taft, Coll. 3,365.18
Levy of 1930 9.10
W. A. Lovett, Coll. 893.85
Levy of 1931,
Appropriation Balances :
W. A. Lovett, Coll. 23,111.90
Levy of 1932,
Woodward School Grounds $254.70
W. A. Lovett, Coll. 69,006.25
Town Forest 119.81
97,405.83
374.51
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Accounts Receivable : Taxes :
Accounts Payable :
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes : Levy of 1931, W. A. Lovett, Coll. $278.22 Levy of 1932, W. A. Lovett, Coll. 799.80
1,078.02
Income
Account Bal-
ances :
Hannah Harwood Fund
$146.25
Charles Larned En-
tertainment Fund 241.00
Maud R. Taft,
Library Fund 17.65
Old Age Assistance Tax : Levy of 1931,
W. A. Lovett, Coll. $16.00
Levy of 1932,
W. A. Lovett, Coll. 189.00
205.00
Overlays, Reserved for
Abatements :
Levy of 1921 40
Levy of 1922
117.12
Levy of 1931
20.88
Levy of 1932
1,576.52
Special Assessments :
Unapportioned Sidewalk, 1930 $97.50
Committed Interest,
Sidewalk, 1930 5.21
Overlay Reserve
1,679.02
Tax Title Revenue -
7,684.64
102.71
Departmental Revenue
7,373.18
404.90
1,714.92
Tax Titles, Held for Redemption
7,684.64
Special Assessment Re- venue Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Revenue Dog Licenses
102.71
Departmental :
Selectmen
$4.00
Memorial Hall
10.00
Forest Fire
178.20
Health
931.74
Sale of Land, No. Ox- ford Depot School
101.00
Streets
492.17
Sale of Land, Infirmary
200.00
Public Welfare 1
4,555.39
Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves
751.00
Tailings Account
108.97
Excess and Deficiency,
Surplus Revenue _ 22,542.22
7,373.18
Overdrawn Accounts :
Overlay, Levy of 1930
$141.73
Sarah P. Joslin,
Library Fund 63.00
Public Welfare
3,085.40
1
1 1
1
State Aid
410.00
Military Aid 1
82.50
Schools
112.00
Cemetery
577.68
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
19.50
Infirmary
L
1
1
10.20 1,943.16
Road Machinery Fund
1,077.92
.
Soldiers' Relief
256.31
3,546.44
Total
$125,577.45.
Total
$125,577.45
DEBT ACCOUNT
Net Funded Debt
$58,000.00 Sutton Ave. 1929 Loan
$8,000.00
New School Loan
50,000.00
$58,000.00
$58,000.00
TRUST FUNDS
Cash and Securities
---
$50,688.91
Rufus G. Alverson Charity Fund
$300.00
Hannah Harwood Hospital Fund Mary DeWitt High School Fund
5,000.00
278.00
Charles C. Lamb School Fund 1,655.71
Sarah P. Joslın
Library Fund
1,042.94
Nelson H. Davis Library Fund 1
382.39
Mattie Sawtelle Library Fund 1
1,136.23
Wilson Olney Library Fund 1
1,338.09
Maud R. Taft Library Fund
819.61
Charles Larned Entertainment Fund
10,453.85
Cemetery Perpetual
Care Funds 28,282.09
$50,688.91
$50,688.91
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TOWN OF OXFORD
TABLE OF ACCOUNTS
Appropriations
Appropriations
Income
Refunds
Transfers
Total
Expended
Transfers
Balance
Moderator
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
$25.00
Selectmen
600.00
761.00
761.00
660.91
100.09
Accountant
700.00
700.00
700.00
681.95
18.05
Treasurer
550.00
550.00
550.00
538.81
11.19
Collector of Taxes
1,200.00
1,363.70
1,363.70
1,361.33
2.37
Assessors
1,000.00
1,000.00
r100.00
1,100.00
1,089.93
10.07
Other Finance Officers
50.00
50.00
50.00
42.00
8.00
Town Clerk
.450.00
450.00
450.00
397.11
52.89
Elections and Registrations
400.00
1,000.00
3.15
1,003.15
663.70
$300.00
39.45
Memorial Hall
1,500.00
1,503.20
r12.58
1,515.78
1,515.78
Huguenot Hall
300.00
326.00
326.00
165.00
p100.00
61.00
Total-General Government
$6,775.00
$7,728.90
$3.15
$112.58
$7,844.63
$7,141.52
$400.00
$303.11
Police
800.00
864.40
7.00
r223.39
1,094.79
1,087.79
7.00
Fire
3,000.00
2,500.00
r29.32
2,529.32
2,529.32
Hydrants and Fountains
4,100.00
4,200.00
4,200.00
4,095.50
p100.00
4.50
Sealer
125.00
125.00
r9.98
134.98
134.98
Moth
150.00
150.00
150.00
121.55
28.45
Tree Warden
250.00
261.70
261.70
209.15
52.55
Forest Fire
700.00
700.00
700.00
448.50
s200.00
51.50
Dog Officer
50.00
50.00
50.00
37.50
12.50
Total-Protection of Persons and Property
$9,175.00
$8,851.10
$7.00
$262.69
$9,120.79
$8,664.29
$300.00
$156.50
Health
1,000.00
1,234.44
1,234.44
983.39
p200.00
51.05
Hospital Clinic
200.00
215.00
215.00
140.00
75.00
Hospital District-Tuberculosis
839.23
704.04
704.04
704.04
Inspector of Animals
225.00
125.00
125.00
125.00
Total for Health
$2,264.23
$2,278.48
$200.00
$126.05
Streets
8,250.00
8,294.64
*6,600.00
18.00
r218.47 r500.00
15,131.11
15,131.11
Snow and Ice Removal
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
1,201.75
298.25
Bridges
250.00
282.49
282.49
77.40
p200.00
5.09
Street Lights
500.00
3,300.00
3,300.00
3,184.50
115.50
Road Machinery Maintenance
500.00
r300.00
800.00
758.79
41.21
Rochdale Macadam Road, Chap. No. 90
500.00
500.00
p500.00
Total for Highways
$10,000.00
$13,877.13
$6,600.00
$18.00 . $1,018.47
$21,513.60
$20,353.55
$700.00
$460.05
Public Welfare
20,000.00
27,027.63
73.20
3,900.00
31,000.83
34,086.23
03,085.40
Old Age Assistance
7,500.00
5,750.00
5,750.00
5.413.41
p300.00
36.59
State Aid
600.00
400.00
r10.00
410.00
410.00
Military Aid
400.00
200 00
200.00
165.00
35.00
Soldiers' Relief
6,000.00
5,529.50
3.00
1,000.00
6,532.50
6,788.81
o256.31
Total for Charities and Soldiers' Relief
$34,500.00
$38.907.13
$76.20
$4,910.00
$43,893.33
$46,863.45
$300.00
o$3,270.12
Schools
55,000.00
53,524.52
x211.10
183.75
53,919.37
53,898.77
20.60
School Committee and Clerk
275.00
275.00
275.00
275.00
Independent Industrial Schools
1,500.00
1,621.92
1,621.92
1,582.86
39.06
Dickinson Gift
b100.00
100.00
100.00
254.70
Library
1.500.00
1,021.70
d1,039.23
2,060.93
1,719.16
341.77
Total for Schools and Library
$58,275.00
$58.043.14
$1,250.33
183.75
$59,477.22
$58.821.09
$656.13
Memorial Day
250.00
250.00
250.00
227.25
22.75
District Nurse
500.00
500.00
5 00.00
500.00
Town Forest
161.81
161.81
42.00
119.81
Printing Town Reports
500.00
500.00
500.00
485.32
14.68
Insurance
1,500.00
1,800.00
r40.00
1.840.00
1.837.83
2.17
Total Unclassified
$2,750.00
$3,211.81
$40.00
$3,251.81
$3,092.40
$159.41
Cemetery
500.00
1,000.00
x1,108.20
2,108.20
1,857.95
250.25
Interest
7,500.00
9,000.00
9,000.00
6,022.35
p2.500.00
477.65
Notes Maturing
8,699.00
9,000.00
9,000.00
9,000.00
Reserve Fund
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
1,943.74
56.26
Total for Interest, Notes Maturing and
Reserve Fund
$18,199.00
$20,000.00
$20,000.00
$15,022.35
$4,443.74
$533.91
Grand Totals
$142,438.23
$153,897.69
$8,958.53
$288.10
$6,343.74 $169,488.06 $163,769.03
$6,343.74
o$624.71
B-Balance Jan. 1, 1932
* Commonwealth of Massachusetts
x-Trust Funds
D-Dog Licenses
R-Reserve Fund
S-Soldiers' Relief
P-Public Welfare
O-Over Draft
1,500.00
1,500.00
1,245.30
Woodward School Grounds
$2,278.48
$1,952.43
for 1933
for 1932
213
ANNUAL REPORT -of the-
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
TREASURER'S REPORT, 1932
DEBIT
Appropriation
$1,021.70
Dog Fund
1,039.23
Nelson Davis Fund
61.24
Wilson Olney Fund
31.88
Maud R. Taft Fund
38.35
Sarah P. Joslin Fund
91.39
$2,283.79
CREDIT
Salaries
$1,010.00
Books
293.35
Fuel
293.20
Lights
88.00
Magazines
88.80
Repairs
68.11
Binding
50.75
214
Supplies
37.13
Water
16.00
Care of Grounds
7.40
Petty Cash
34.43
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$1,986.67 LUCY P. KNIGHT,
Treasurer.
215
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT OXFORD, MASS.
To the Board of Trustees of the Public Library :
The report for the year ending December 31, 1932, fol- lows :
No one can be unaware of the fact that business is very poor indeed everywhere-except in the Public Library. The conditions which have thrown so many out of em- ployment have brought them to the library in larger num- bers. The circulation of 23,996 issues for the year shows a gain of 3,287 over 1931. This increased use of the library requires greater expense in the care and binding of books, more time and energy on the part of the librarian and a wider choice of reading and reference material.
We are deeply grateful to those of our townspeople who have contributed a number of books during the year. These have been a great help and are very much appreciat- ed. Duplicates of good, popular fiction are just as accept- able inasmuch as they aid in the replacement of such books. We hope others will look over their collection and find books which they may like to pass on to the library.
The supply has fallen far short of demand particular- ly in fiction. It is safe to say that a large proportion of the appropriation could be used to advantage in this one field. But we cannot purchase fiction alone. Other depart- ments must be augmented to preserve the balance of the collection and maintain the highest possible degree of use- fulness within our means. The unusual wear and tear upon our stock has made it necessary to withdraw from circula-
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tion for an indefinite period many books which ordinarily would be bound and within a week or two, returned to cir- culation. We have rebound and replaced fewer books than usual the past year.
It is not generally realized that the library has an im- portant part in keeping up the morale of the community these perilous times. With little money to spend for movies and other diversions, people are turning to the library for interest and entertainment. In not a few instances, phy- sical inaction has stimulated mental activity. Those who have read much are reading more, dipping into fields of special interest made possible by enforced leisure. During the year, a great many books on a variety of subjects have been borrowed from State and other libraries to meet the demand for such material. Not only is it essential that the book supply be maintained but there is also urgent need for new books on current problems.
One hundred and fifty-four new borrowers enrolled last year at the Main Library. To serve these new as well as old patrons, to keep up the morale in general, we need all our available resources as never before. We have tried to build up and develop in a conservative way, a library upon which the people are coming to depend more and more. We are finding it difficult to supply the demand we have created. The library has been run as economically as possible and with adequate means, has the opportunity to be a vital factor in maintaining and promoting the mental welfare of the community in this economic crisis, and help carry over to the better times ahead.
A list of donations, books added and the financial and statistical reports follow.
GIFTS
Congdon, Miss Addie
12 books: Janice Meredith.
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K. Ramona. Dorothy Vernon. Lavender and Old Lace. Moby Dick.
House of Pride. Life of Wm. Mckinley.
Stanley's Adventures in Wilds of Africa. Burning Daylight. Old Horse Shoes.
Duffney, Miss Antoinette Man with Hundred Faces.
Emerson, Edwin Hoover and His Times.
Gay, Mrs. Adelbert 2 books: Gay Procession. Jenny.
Goshlaw, Mrs. Emily Portrait of Rev. Hosea Ballou. Universalist Church, 1802.
Howard, Mrs. Eva American Magazine, Country Gentleman, McCall's Maga- zine.
Howe, Miss Caroline D. A. R. Magazine.
Huntley, Rev. George E. Book: Hope Victoria at the Helm.
Joslin, Miss Ada L. Books: Inn of Tranquillity, by Galsworthy.
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With the Allies. Adventures of Joseph Cray. Terrible Hobby of Sir Joseph Loude. Bart. Lovey Mary. Guide to Reading.
Galaxy.
Black Bartlemy's Treasure. A Straight Deal. English Literature. Poetry of American Wit and Humor. Lady and Sada San.
Sixth Journey. Essays. Kingdom Around the Corner. Loving Spirit. Richard Carvel.
Father. English Religious Drama. Social Life in Old Virginia. Two Rhymes. Job.
Barrett Wendell and His Letters.
Heart of Emerson's Journals. Poetical Works of Milton. Some Memories. Days of Auld Lang Syne.
History of David Grieve. Wild Flowers of Colorado.
Kilton, Mr. W. H. Books: Fool's Goal. Roped Wolf.
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Hopalong Cassity and the Eagle's Brood. House of Dr. Edwards. Mysterious Arab. Ringer Returns. The Black.
Leonard, Miss Jessica National Geographic Bulletin.
Loren, Mrs. Irving Book: Western Ocean Packets.
Moore, James P.
Books: Mason of Bar X. Ranch. Duke of Chimney Butte. Alcatrez. Baron of Diamond Trail. Uphill Road.
Morin, Mr. Arthur Cape Cod Folks. American Fruit Grower Magazine.
Putnam, Mrs. Elmer G. A. R. Memorial Day Programs, 1879. Old Concert Programs.
Rhodes, Mrs. John L. Harper's Magazine, 1931.
Shortsleeves, Mrs. Lillian Poems of Whittier, Tennyson, Longfellow. Lavender and Old Lace. Ardath. Swiss Family Robinson. Little Lord Fauntleroy.
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Campfire Girls at School. Boy Scout Mountain Camp. From Four to Fourteen. Lamp in the Desert. A Bar X Boy. Herbert Hoover. Etham House. Lightning Conductor. Little Men.
Roy Blakeley's Roundabout Hike. Complete Dramatic and Poetic Works of Shakespeare. New America and Far East, 1910, 10 vols. Chambers Encyclopedia, 8 vols.
Smitchell, Mrs. Nina
Tom Brown at Rugby. Rutledge. Health Culture for Men.
Black Beauty. Black Mask.
Graustark. Other People's Money. Chaperon. Daughter of Anderson Crow. In His Steps. Shepherd of the Hills. Shepherd Psalm.
Smith, Mr. Curtis F. Christian Herald.
Taft, Walter S. Book: Heat Lightning.
Wellington, Miss V. Irene Official Picture of George Washington. Calvin Coolidge. Picture of the late Charles H. Wellington.
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Woodbury, Mrs. Joseph G.
Country Life, Arts & Decoration, 4 copies Reliable Poul- try Journal, 3 copies Poultry Garden and Home, 2 Lit- erary Digests. Time Silent Hostess.
Quebec, Canada, Dept. of Highways Book "Along Quebec Highways-Tourist Guide."
"Gaspe Peninsula-History, Legend, Resources and At- tractions."
Wellington, Mrs. Mary E. L. Reckless Lady. On the Altar of Honor. D. A. R. Magazine.
Powers, Mrs. George H. "Davis Families of Early Roxbury and Boston."
BOOKS ADDED
Miscellaneous
Adams, James T .- Epic of America
Allen, Frederick S .- Only Yesterday
Alexander, Grand Duke of Russia-Once a Grand Duke
* Abbott, Lyman, ed .- Guide to Reading Akeley, Delia-J. T. Jr.
*Bates, Katherine Lee-English Religious Drama
*Baxter, James P .- Two Rhymes Baynes, Ernest H .- My Wild Animal Guests Blain, Mary E .- Games for All Occasions. Rev. Ed. *Brooke, Rev. Stopford-English Literature
*Collyer, Robert-Some Memories DeKruif, Paul-Hunger Fighters Edgerton, A. C .- A Speech for Every Occasion
*Emerson, Edwin-Hoover and His Times
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Fuertes, & Allen-Portraits of New England Birds drawn in color for Birds of Mass. and other N. E. States, by Forbush
Galsworthy, John-Inn of Tranquility
Holland, Rupert-Historic Railroads
Horn & Lewis-Trader Horn, vol 2
Horn & Lewis-Waters of Africa, vol. 3
Howe, M. A .- Barrett Wendell and his Letters
*Lubbock, Basil-Western Ocean Packets
Laird, Alma-Complete Geo. Washington Anniversary Programs
*Mazzini, Joseph-Essays
Mantle, Burns-Best Plays of 1930-1931 and year book of Drama
*Page, Thomas Nelson-Social Life in Old Virginia
*Paget, R. L. comp .- Poetry of American Wit and Humor
*Richards, Caroline C .- Village in America
Rockwell, Samuel Forbes-Davis Families of Early Rox- bury & Boston
Sanford, Anna P .- George Washington Plays
*Thayer, Emma-Wild Flowers of Colorado Thorsmark, Thora-George Washington
Walden, Jane B .- Igloo
White, William Allen-Calvin Coolidge
Wiggam, Albert Edward-Marks of an Educated Man Yancey, Lewis O .- Aerial Navigation and Meterology Zanzig, Augustus D .- Music in American Life
World Almanac
World Atlas
Harvard Classics
Usual State Documents
FICTION
Ayres, Ruby-Uphill Road
Bacheller, Irving-Master of Chaos
Bassett, Sara Ware-Twin Lights
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*Beeding, Francis- House of Dr. Edwards
*Bennett, H .- Mason of Bar X Ranch
*Bennett, Robert-Roped Wolf Bindloss, Harold-Right of Way Bower, B. M .- Laughing Water Bower, B. M .- Fool's Goal Brand, Max-Alcatrez
Bridge, Ann-Peking Picnic
Coolidge, Dane-Sheriff Killer
Corbett, Elizabeth-Young Mrs. Meigs
Craigie, Hamilton-Southwest of the Law
Dawson, Conningsby-Kingdom around the Corner Diver, Maud-Ships of Youth
* DuMaurice, Daphe-Loving Spirit Ertz, Susan-Galaxy Gregory, Jackson-Silver Star
Grey, Zane-Arizona Ames Grey, Zane-Sunset Pass
Grey, Zane-Robber's Roost
*Hull, Helen-Heat Lightning Brent, Loring-Who Dares ! Jordan, Elizabeth-Play Boy Kyne, Peter B .- Lord of Lonely Valley Lutz, Grace L. Hill-Kerry Larimore, Lida-Wagon and the Star LeMay, Alan-Winter Range Loring, Emilie-Uncharted Seas Morrow, Honore W .- Black Daniel Mulford, Clarence-Tumbleweed Mulford, Clarence-Hopalong Cassidy & the Eagle's Brood Nason, Leonard-Among the Trumpets Nason, Leonard-Fighting Livingstons
*Ogden, George W .- Baron of Diamond Trail
*Ogden, George W .- Duke of Chimney Butte Oppenheim, E. P .- Adventures of Joseph P. Cray Oppenheim, E. P .- Terrible Hobby of Sir Joseph Laude
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Orczy, Baroness-Child of the Revolution Parmenter, Christine W .- Miss Aladdin Parrish, Ann-Loads of Love Patterson, Norma-Jenny
Patterson, Norma-Gay Procession Rinehart, Mary Roberts-Miss Pinkerton Rosman, Alice-Sixth Journey
Remarque, Erich M .- Road Back
Sachville-West, Virginia-All Passion Spent
Seltzer, Charles A .- Double Cross Ranch
Strange, Oliver-Range Robbers
Tarkington, Booth-Mary's Neck Wallace, Edgar-The Black
Wallace, Edgar-The Ringer Returns
Walsh, Maurice-Blackcock's Feather Williamson, C. N. & A. M .- Winnie Childs, Shop Girl
Young, Francis Brett-Pilgrim's Rest
Young, Francis Brett-Mr. and Mrs. Pennington
JUVENILE
Baker, Margaret & Mary-Peacock Eyes
Barbour, Ralph H .- Pirates of the Shoals
Baynes, Ernest Harold-Wild Life in the Blue Mt. Forest Baynes, Ernest Harold-J. T. Jr. Biography of an African Monkey Beard, Dan-Boy Heroes of Today
Eberle, Edith-Jewels the Giant Dropped
Eliot, Ethel Cook-Gay Mystery
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