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8. Children must be vaccinated before attending school, but a certificate from a regular physician say - ing a child is an unfit subject for vaccination, allows attendance.
No child can attend school from a household in which there is a case of smallpox, diphtheria, scarlet fever or measles, or from a household exposed to a contagion from a household as aforesaid. Two weeks after the death, removal or recovery of the patient in a case of the first three mentioned, or three days after
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in a case of measles, the child may return on presenta- tion of a certificate from the attending physician or from the Board of Health .- Chup. 44, Sect. 6.
9. "A child under fourteen years of age who per- sistently violates the reasonable regulations of the school which he attends, or otherwise persistently mis- behaves therein, so as to render himself a fit subject for exclusion therefrom, shall be deemed to be an habitual school offender and may upon complaint by a truant officer, and conviction thereof be committed, if a boy, to a county truant school for not more than two years, or to the Lyman school for boys, and, if. a girl, to the state industrial school for girls."-Chap. 46, Sect. 5.
10. Every child, of whatever age, enrolled as a member of a public school is subject to the regulations governing the attendance and behavior of the other pupils of the school, and the attendance officers shall enforce the same .- - Chap. 44, Sect. 3; Chap. 46, Sects. 4, 13.
11. "The last regular session prior to Memorial Day, or a portion, thereof, shall be devoted to exercises of a patriotic nature."-Chap. 42, Sect. 20.
12. A United States flag, not less than four feet in length, shall be displayed on the schoolhouse grounds or building every school day, when the weath- er will permit, and ou the inside of the schoolhouse on other school days .- Chap. 42, Sect. 50.
Every child between seven and fourteen years of
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age, and every child under sixteen years of age who cannot read at sight and write legibly simple sentences in the English language, shall attend some public day school in the city or town in which he resides during the entire time the public day schools are in session, subject to such exceptions as to children, places of attendance and schools as are provided for in section three of chapter forty-two and sections three, five and six of this chapter. Every person having under his control a child as described in this section shall cause him to attend school as herein required ; and if he fails for five day sessions or ten half day sessions within any period of six months while under such con- trol to cause such child, whose physical or mental con- dition is not such as to render his attendance at school harmful or impracticable, so to attend school, he shall upon complaint by a truant officer and conviction thereof, be punished by a fine of not more than twenty dollars. Whoever induces or attempts to induce a child to absent himself unlawfully from school, or em- ploys or harbors a child who, while school is in session, is absent unlawfully from school shall be punished by a fine of not more than fifty dollars.
SECTION 2. This act shall take effect on the first day of January in the year nineteen hundred and six. [Approved April 21, 1905.
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REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
CLASS OF 1905
SOUTHBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.
Thursday Evening, June 29. "CERTUM PETE FINEM."
PROGRAMME.
MARCH-"Usona." ORCHESTRA PRAYER. SILVANUS HAYWARD, D. D. SCHOOL
CHORUS-"The Belles of Seville."
SALUTATORY AND ORATION"-"The Siege of Port Arthur."
CARL WILLIAMS WHEELOCK
ESSAY-"The Red Cross Society." MAY OLDHAM SIMPSON
ESSAY-"Americans as Holiday Maker.
CHORUS-"Our Jack."
CLARA ESTELLE HEFNER SCHOOL
ORATION-"The Rise of Japan."
WILLIAM AMBROSE JARRETT
ESSAY-"Patriotism of Women." JESSIE RUBY BAYLIES
ESSAY-"Bryant ani Wordsworth."
EMMA ROSE ELLEN LAPLANTE
OVERTURE-"Woodland." ORCHESTRA ORATION-"The Growth of the United States." LEO OVIDE DUMAS ESSAY-"The Problem of Sanitation at Panama." MAY MCGILPIN
ESSAY-"Literary Women and Higher Education."
MABEL LOUISE CALLAHAN
CHORUS-"Soldiers' Chorus." SCHOOL ORATION-"Eulogy on Senator Hoar." WILLIAM EDOUARD SANSOUCI
ESSAY-"The Jolly Earthquake." RUBY BELLE LITCHFIELD ESSAY* AND VALEDICTORY .- "Some Feats of Modern En- gineering." JOSAPHAT CYPRIEN BLAIN
SCHOOL CHORUS. MARCH-"Buffalo." ORCHESTRA
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
CHAIRMAN OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
BENEDICTION.
*EXCUSED.
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CALENDAR FOR 1906-1907.
Spring term, eleven weeks, begins on Monday, April 9 ; ends on Friday, June 22.
High school graduation Thursday, June 21.
Fall term, sixteen weeks, begins on Tuesday, September 4 ; ends Friday, December 21.
Winter term, thirteen weeks, begins Wednesday, January 2 ; ends Friday, March 29.
Spring term, eleven weeks, begins Monday, April 8 ; ends Friday, June 21.
HOLIDAYS.
Every Saturday ; Washington's Birthday ; Patriot's Day ; Memorial Day ; Labor Day; Thanksgiving and the day following.
Patriotic exercises will be held in all the rooms the afternoon of Lincoln's birthday and the afternoon pre- ceding Memorial Day.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
OVERSEERS OF POOR.
-
OVERSEERS OF POOR.
INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
AT THE ALMSHOUSE AND FARM, FEBRUARY 22, 1906.
Class 1, Stock, $1,091 00
2, Hay and grain, 680 40
3, Carts, wagons and farm- ing tools, 988 95
4, Household furniture, 34 50
5, Beds and beddings, 546 00
6, Family supplies, 510 67
$4,171 52
Inventory of 1905,
3,975 55
Gain over last year,
$195 97
GEORGE L. CLEMENCE, S. K. EDWARDS, ARTHUR HARWOOD,
Appraisers.
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REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF POOR.
FARM AND ALMSHOUSE.
Whole number of inmates during the year, twenty seven, with an average of seventeen.
The net cost of $1.68 per week, includes services of superintendent and hired help.
For the ensuing year we recommend an appro- priation of fifteen hundred dollars.
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ACCOUNT OF CASH.
Balance to credit of account,
March 1, 1905, $411 83
Appropriation, 1500 00
Produce sold, .
209 30
$2,121 13
Orders drawn,
1,870 68
Balance March 1, 1906, $250 45.
REPAIRS ON BUILDINGS.
Balance to credit of account
March 1, 1905, $304 50
Orders drawn, 141 13
Balance March 1, 1906,
$163 37
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REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF POOR.
OUTSIDE POOR.
Account overdrawn March 1, 1905,
$92 89
Paid for sick in hospitals, 797 32
Paid Sisters of Providence Orphanage,
84 00
Paid for tramps 11 15
Paid for Register book for tramps,
3 00
Paid for care of sick tramps,
9 00
Paid St. Anne's Orphanage,
132 00
Paid other towns for persons having a set- tlement in this town, 128 16
Paid State for persons having a settle- ment in this town,
53 03
Paid for persons having a settlement in other towns, 324 90
Paid for unsettled persons,
479 33
Paid for persons in town,
3,106 63
Paid Monastery of The Good Shepherd, 60 00
$5,281 91
ACCOUNT OF CASH.
Appropriation, $6,500 00
Town of Charlton, aid to Mrs. Ezra Laplante, 35 00
Town of North Brookfield, aid to Ovid Blair, 26 00 Town of Dudley, aid to Peter St. Martin, 16 00
Mrs. Peter Morin, 3 00
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REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF POOR.
State Treasurer, aid to unsettled persons, Overpaid order,
$324 66
8 00
$6,912 66
Orders drawn,
$5,281 91
Balance March 1, 1906,
$1,630 75
For the ensuing year we recommend an appropri- ation of forty-five hundred dollars.
L. A. LATAILLE, FELIX GATINEAU, L. W. CURTIS, Overseers of the Poor.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
The Sealer of Weights and Measures submits the following report for the year ending March 1, 1906.
Number of platform, butcher, spring and counter scales tested and found cor- rect, 167
Number of scales condemned,
1
Number of scales adjusted,
10
Total number of scales tested, 178
Public weighers' scales tested and found correct,
6
Balance scales tested and found correct, 2
Number of weights tested and found correct, 493
Number of weights found light or heavy and adjusted, 23
Total number of weights tested, 516
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Number of liquid and dry measures tested and found correct, 319
Number of liquid and dry measures con- demned, 2
Total number of liquid and dry meas-
ures tested, 321
Inventory of property in the Sealer's office belonging to the Town of Southbridge March 1, 1906.
STANDARD AND AVOIDUPOIS WEIGHTS.
One set of steel weights 5, 10, 20, 25 and 50 pounds Total weights, 5.
One set of brass weights, from one drachm to 4 pounds. Total weights, 11.
STANDARD MEASURES OF LENGTHS.
One brass U. S. standard yard measure.
STANDARD DRY MEASURES.
One set iron measures from 1 quart to ¿ bushel. Total measures, 5.
Duplicates of measures marking sets. One set of wood measures from one quart to one-half bushel. Total measures, 5.
STANDARD LIQUID MEASURES.
One set iron measures from one gill to one gallon. Total measures, 6.
One set of copper liquid measures from one gill to one gallon. Total measures, 6.
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REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ten fifty pound iron weights.
One set of brass weights from one drachm to four pounds. Total weights, 11.
One brass counter balance.
One bench drill and drills.
Two sets of steel figures.
Six steel letters.
Two screw drivers, two hammers, one wrench, one mallet.
One Town seal, five rubber stamps, one file one pair of nippers, marking acid.
One metric graduate, fifty condemning cards, six and a half pounds of lead and seals.
Respectfully submitted,
JOSEPH P. POWER, Sealer of Weights and Measures.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
LIBRARY OFFICERS.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
F. E. CORBIN, -
ALBERIC THIBAULT,
H. R. BEECHER, Term expires 1906
J. A. WHITTAKER, Term expires 1907 D. F. MULLINS, Term expires 1907 PITT H. HEBERT, - Term expires 1907 CARY C. BRADFORD, -
GEO. M. CHENEY, -
DANIEL T. MORRILL, -
-
Term expires 1906 Term expires 1906
- Term expires 1908 Term expires 1908 Term expires 1908
LIBRARIAN. ELLA E. MIERSCH.
ASSISTANT.
MABEL W. PLIMPTON.
- JANITOR.
JOHN COGGINS.
-
LIBRARY HOURS.
Week days, except legal holidays, 10 to 12a. m .; 2 to 5.30; 6.30 to 9 p. m.
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REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of account
March 1, 1905,
$145 00
Appropriation at the annual
town meeting, 1,800 00
Received from librarian, fines, etc.,
100 81
840 91
Dog fund,
$2,886 72
EXPENDITURES.
Ella E. Miersch, librarian, salary and sundry expenses, $861 46
M. W. Plimpton, salary as assist- ant,
313 00
John Coggins, salary as janitor,
90 00
Margaret Butler, assistance,
21 70
Southbridge Gas & Electric Co.,
266 35
H. Oldham, agent, rent of extra
rooms, 75 00
E. C. Ellis, coal,
90 00
Mrs. Sayles, cleaning,
16 93
Library Bureau, supplies,
28 95
Alexis Boyer, repairing,
7 33
Southbridge Press, printing,
19 50
R. A. Beckwith, stamped envel- opes, 10 60
181
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Gaylord Bros., supplies,
3 75
Augustus Daniels, wood,
3 50
A. D. Cornell, wood,
3 25
Library Art Club, subscription,
5 00
Oldham & Ranahan, plumbing,
59 04
Geo. N. Crane, painting chairs,
7 80
Barrett Bindery Co., binders,
7 81
R. R. Bowker, library index,
2 00
Oldham .& Ranahan, cleaning stoves, etc., 3 14
H. H. Ballard, binders, 12 32
Southbridge Water Supply Co., water, 14 16
G. C. Winter, umbrella stands, 4 50.
H. W. Wilsou, index, 6 00
A. L. A. Publishing Board, cata- log cards, 4 45
$1,937 54
BOOK ACCOUNT.
Old Corner Bookstore, books, $417 30
Philadelphia Bookstore Co., books, 24 87
E. F. Dakin, papers and magazines, 176 05
David Farquhar, binding, 178 50
R. R. Bowker, books and sub- scription, 9 00
H. W. Wilson Co., book, 15 00
McDevitt-Wilson Co., books, 4 64
182
REPORT OF LIBRARY CONMITTEE.
Cedric Chivers, book, $2 00
A. L. Hyde, historical society, leaflets, 1 80
Mass. historical society, book, 3 00
B. T. Buck & Co., book, 3 50
A. S. Roe, book, 2 50
H. R. Huntting, book, 6 00
S. F. McLean & Co., books, 1 13
D. Appleton & Co., books, 1 79
$848 08
Total amount received for library, $2,886 72
Amount expended, expense ac-
count,
$1,937 54
Amount expended, book account,
847 08
$2,784 62
Balance to credit of account, March 1, 1906, $102 10
MYNOTT FUND.
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of account,
March 1, 1905, $1,040 60
Interest on fund to Jan. 1, 1906, 40 20
$1,080 80
EXPENDITURES.
E. F. Dakin, magazine subscrip- tions, $3 80
183
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Old Corner Bookstore, books, $27 33
Mrs. G. K. Dresser, 8 vol. "Living Age," 8 00
J. B. Lippencott Co., book, 10 90
$50 03
Balance to credit of account,
March 1, 1906, $1,030 77
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT.
The library statistics which follow this report show that there has been the usual growth in all depart- ments of the library during the past year. There has been about the usual increase in the number of books circulated. The books for boys and girls show the greatest increase in circulation. The number of chil- dren who use the library is constantly growing, an ex- cellent condition of affairs with regard to the coming generation but one which presents difficulties for the present generation so long as a children's room is lacking. Especially is this the case when the reading room is shut off from supervision as ours is. A chil- dren's room seems to me to be the crying need of this library.
The great demand is, of course, here, as every- where, for the popular new books of fiction but, at the same time, a larger number of books of lasting value are being taken out by our townspeople.
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REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
517 volumes were added to the library during the past year and 31 were withdrawn from circulation. The greater part of those withdrawn were returned from homes in which there had been a case of diphthe- ria. All such books were burned to obviate any dan- ger of spreading the disease.
Among the most valuable books purchased during the year are Lippincotts' "New Gazetteer," Andrew D. White's "Autobiography," Caffin's "American masters of Sculpture," Judd's " History of Hadley," Elson's "History of American music," Duncan's "New knowledge." Through the Eddy town fund we have received nine more volumes of the vital statistics of towns of Mass.
307 volumes were rebound during the year, 77 volumes of periodicals were bound.
With the addition of 499 names to the registration list during the year, 2,269 names are now included in the new registration begun in 1904.
Several hundred pictures have been added to the collection for school room use. No record has been kept of the circulation of these pictures but a number of teachers have availed themselves of their use. We have had exhibitions of pictures from the Library art club almost constantly. More than usual interest ap- peared to be taken in these exhibits. The following subjects were presented : Australia, The Alhambra, California, Oxford, Yachts, Representative art, New Zealand, The Yellowstone, Norway, Famous pictures, Rouen (France), also pictures of Japan which were kindly loaned by the "Woman's education association."
185
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
As both the "Magazine of art" and the "Art Inter- change" had ceased publication, the "International studio" was added to the periodical list. The "Ameri- can farming magazine", the only farming magazine published, has also been added to the periodicals. It should be of great value to those interested in the sub- ject. Through the kindness of Mr. Newhall, we have had "Everybody's magazine" during the year.
Mr. G. W. Wells presented to the library a copy of the "Emancipator", a paper published in New York, of June 22, 1837. Gifts of books and pamphlets are acknowledged in the "Gifts to the library."
ELLA E. MIERSCH, Librarian.
ACCESSIONS.
Bound volumes in library March
1, 1905, 19,571
Added by purchase,
363
by gift,
by binding periodicals,
77
517
20,088
Worn out and burned (diphtheria)
31
Bound volumes in library March
1,1906, 20,057
186
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Pamphlets in library March 1,
1905, 1,440
Added, 76
Pamphlets in library March 1,
1906, 1,516
CIRCULATION.
Days library was open, 306
Volumes circulated, 29,585
Average daily use, 97
Smallest daily use, Jan. 1,
22
Largest daily use, March 11,
268
REGISTRATION OF READERS.
Names registered (new registration) March
1,1905, 1,770
Names registered March 1, 1905-March
1,1906, 499
Names registered March 1, 1906, 2,269
ACCESSION AND CIRCULATION.
Volumes added 1905-6.
| Now in Library.
Volumes circulated in 1905-6.
Per Cent. | Per Cent. circulated in 1904-5.
circulated in 1905-6.
Fiction,
101
2469
11893
40.78
40.20
Children, Fiction,
43
1424
6328
19.71
21.39
Children, Non-fiction,
22
2478
7.37
8.38
History,
15
1460
466
1.79
1.58
Biography,
28
1452
362
1.69
1.22
Travel,
42
1085
914
2.27
3.09
Science,
22
412
1.40
1.39
Useful arts,
21
332
.89
1.12
Fine arts,
31
410
1.19
1.38
S ciology,
19
683
243
75
.82
Literature,
14
2182
735
2.77
2.48
Religion and philosophy,
5
596
165
.60
.55
Bound periodicals,
77
2398
658
3.94
2.22
Law reports of Mass.
2
224
.01
Mass. public documents,
36
1799
10
.03
03
U. S. public documents, French books,
9
505
2904
11 06
9.85
Current periodicals,
1229
3.66
4.15
Reference books,
6
911
46
.09
.16
Ammidown collection,
9.12
S 1271
187
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
24
686
CIRCULATION BY MONTHS FOR THE PAST TEN YEARS.
1896-7 1897-8,1898-9,1899-0.1900-1|1901-2|1902-3 1903-4 1904-5|1905-6
March,
2009
1964
1965
2163
2347
2436
2606
2584
2896
3120
April,
1574
1515
1635
1611
1689
2025
1902
2220
2585
2704
May, .
1615
1369
1363
1430
1643
1769
1785
1904
2032
2271
June,
1679
1317
1336
1236
1562
1628
1634
1931
1847
2112
July,
1564
1537
1476
1397
1400
1760
1755
1789
2083
2134
August,
1653
1544
1481
1476
1453
1692
1784
1821
2077
2201
September,
1478
1367
1336
1434
1500
1519
1735
1604
1902
2218
October,
1865
1671
1605
1517
1854
1923
2079
2163
2168
2367
November,
1787
1680
1640
1821
1954
2205
2225
2359
2323
2402
December,
1919
1768
1907
1855
1984
2095
2270
2649
2572
2594
January,
2087
1978
2068
2109
1984
2431
2811
2798
2791
2789
February,
1937
1825
1884
1977
2038
2330
2619
2905
2963
2673
Total,
21167
19535
19696
20026
21408
23813
25205| 26727 28239 29585
.
.
.
189
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY.
NAMES OF DONORS.
Volumes
Pamphlets
Armstrong Association,
1
Rev. F. W. Bailey,
5
A. J. Beveridge,
1
Boston public library,
4
Brookline public library,
1
Brown university,
1
Luther E. Cowles,
1
Eddy town fund,
9
Fall River Public library,
3
Mary Hallock Greenewalt
1
Harvard university,
1
1
Indian Right's association,
4
Library of congress,
7
3
Mass. civic league,
1
Commonwealth of Mass.
20
Macmillan Co.,
3
Mass. Institute of Technology,
1
Kelly Miller,
1
C. L. Newhall,
3
Old Corner Bookstore
1
Policy holders protection committee,
1
Simmons college,
1
Smithsonian Institution,
6
Southbridge national bank,
1
Southbridge post office,
1
190
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
U. S. Government,
25 41
University of Pennsylvania,
1
C. J. H. Woodberry,
1
Worcester Institute of technology,
1
Worcester public library,
1
ANNUAL REPORT OF LIBRARIES.
Brookline public library.
Boston public library.
Brimfield public library.
Cambridge public library,
Chicago public library.
Cleveland public library.
Concord, Mass., public library.
Thomas Crane public library, Quincy, Mass.
Enoch Pratt free library, Baltimore, Md.
Erie public library. Fletcher free library.
Forbes library, Northampton, Mass. Hartford public library.
Helena, Montana, public library,
Hopedale, Mass., public library.
Hyde Park public library.
Leicester public library. Manchester public library.
Mass. state library.
Mass. free public library.
New York free circulating library.
191
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Newton, Mass., public library. North Brookfield public library. Providence public library. Salem public library.
E. C. Scranton memorial library. Syracuse public library. Winthrop public library. Worcester public library.
PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS.
G-GIVEN.
DAILY.
Boston Globe. Boston Herald. Boston Journal. Boston Transcript. Congressional Record, g. Hon. Rockwood Hoar .. Springfield Republican. New York Herald. Worcester Spy.
WEEKLY.
American Architect. American Machinist. Boston Journal of Commerce.
Christian Advocate. Mynott fund.
1
192
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Harper's Weekly.
Journal of Education.
Littell's Living Age.
Massachusetts Ploughman, g. Linus Darling, ed.
Nation.
Official Gazette, U. S .- Patent office, g. Hon. J. R. Thayer.
Outlook. (2 copies.)
Science.
Scientific American.
Scientific American supplement.
Southbridge Herald, g. W. T. Robinson.
Southbridge Press, g. George Grant.
Youth's Companion.
MONTHLY.
Amateur Work.
American farming magazine.
American homes and gardens.
Arena, g. C. L. Newhall.
Atlantic Monthly.
Association Men, gift, Y. M. C. A. Birds and all Nature.
Bookman. Bulletin, U. S .- Dept. of Labor, g. Cassier's Magazine.
Catalogue of U. S. pub. documents, g. U. S. Supt. of documents. Century. (2 copies.)
Collector, g. C. L. Newhall.
193
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Consular Reports, g. U. S. Bureau of statistics.
Cook's Traveller's gazette, g. Publishers. Country Life in America.
Everybody's magazine, g. C. L. Newhall. Forum.
Harper's Bazaar.
Harper's Monthly. (2 copies.)
Hatch experiment station bulletin, g. Mass. Agricul- tural college.
Historical Bulletin, g. C. L. Newhall.
Home and Flowers, g. C. L. Newhall.
International studio.
Library Bulletin, g. Boston public library.
Brookline public library.
" Hartford, Ct. public library.
66
Helena, Montana, public library.
66 Manchester, N. H. public library.
66 New Haven, Ct. public library.
66
66 Springfield City library.
Library Journal. McClure's Magazine.
Mind, g. C. L. Newhall. Monde Moderne. Museum of Fine Arts, Bulletin, g. Museum. New England Magazine. (2 copies.) North American Review, (2 copies.) Open Court, g. C. L Newhall. Outing. Our dumb animals, g. C. L. Newhall, Popular Educator. Popular Science Monthly.
194
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Protectionist, g. Publishers. Review of Reviews.
St. Nicholas. (2 copies)
Scribner's Magazine. (2 copies)
Spirit of '76, g. C. L. Newhall.
Strand.
Two States, g. Y. M. C. A. of Mass. and R. I.
Westminster Review.
World's Work.
Worcester Magazine. Publishers.
BI-MONTHLY.
Methodist Review. Mynott Fund.
QUARTERLY.
New England Historical and Genealogical Register.
LIST OF BOOKS ADDED 1905-6.
FICTION.
Adams. The outlet A211.2
Altsheler.
Guthrie of the times
A469.1
Adams. John Henry Smith A213.1
Andrews. Kidnapped colony A568.1
Austin.
Isidro
A937.1
Bates. Madcap cruise. B330.1
Becke.
Under tropic skies
B394.1
Bell. Mr. Pennycock's boy. B433.2
Cabon.
White terror and the red
. C132.1
C518.1
Cheney.
Way of the north .
. C853.4
Couch.
Hetty Wesley
Couch.
Shining ferry .
C853.5
Cunliffe-Owen. Trident and the net C972.1
Deeping. The slanderers . D311.1
Deland. Dr. Lavenders' people
D337.6
Dillon. In old Bellaire. D579.2
Dix. Blount of Breckenhow D619.3
Dix. Fair maid of Greystones D619.4
Donnell. Rebecca Mary . .D685.1
Doyle. Return of Sherlock Holmes D754.11
Eldridge.
Millbank case
E37.1
Princess Priscilla's fortnight. E434.5
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Forman.
Tommy Carteret.
F724.1
Frankon. Pigs in clover .F828.1
French. Man of the hour . .F873.3
Gardenhire. The long arm
G219.2
Glasgow. Wheel of life .G548.3
Goodwin. Claims and counter-claims . G657.3
Grant. The orchid . G762.5
Greene. Vesty of the basins .G812.3
Harland. My friend Prospero H283.5
Harris. Told by Uncle Remus H314.8
Harrison. Colonel Enderby's wife . H321.1
Rice. Sandy
H462.3
Henry. House in the woods H521.1
Henry. An island cabin. H521.2
Hewlett.
Fond adventures.
H612.6
Hewlett. Fool errant . H612.7
Hichens. Garden of Allah. H626.2
Hill. The web . H645.1
Hope. Servant of the public H791.11
Hough. Heart's desire .
H838.1
Herrick. Memoirs of an American citizen H866.1
Hoyt. Concerning Belinda H868.2
Jacobs. Captains all . J17.4
Jacobs. Many cargoes . J17.3
Katherine. Letters from an Oregon ranch. K19.1
Kingsley. Singular Miss Smith . K552.1
Kingsley. Resurrection of Miss Cynthia K552.2
Lillibridge.
Ben Blair
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Lincoln. Partners of the tide L738.2
London. Tales of the fish patrol L847.4
Loomis.
Minerva's manœuvers
L863.4
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Lyle. Missourian L985.1
McCall. Breath of the gods M122.2
Merwin. Road builders .. M575.2
Mitchell. Constance Trescot M682.11
Mott. Jules of the Great Heart M921.1
Nicholson. House of a thousand candles N584.1
Noble. Edge of circumstance N748.1
The opal ..
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Oppenheim. Maker of history . 062.2
Oppenheim. Mysterious Mr. Sabin . 062.1
Orczy. Scarlet pimpernell. .064.1
Parrish. Sword of the old frontier. P261.2
Payne. Mr. Salt P339.1
Phillips. Golden fleece. . P558.1
Phillips. The deluge . .P558.2
Phillpotts. Secret woman P564.4
Quick. Double trouble .Q6.1
Reed. At the sign of the Jack o'lantern R325.4
Repplier. In our convent days . .R425.1
Richmond. Indifference of Juliet R533.1
Robertson. Land ho ! R651.3
Rolins. Magnetic north R657.1
Robinson. Out of bondage R663.7
Rouse. Letters of Theodora R863.1
Sabin. When you were a boy S116.1
Severy. Mystery of June 13th . S499.2
Shafer. Beyond chance of change S525.2
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