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Parents
July
12 Roger Anthony Coelho
15 Jose Da Silvia
26 John Richard Alden
Aug.
14 Barbara Ann Chaves 16 Jeanette Goodwin
Nov.
23 Nancy Shipman
William O. and Olive H. Lothrop
Dec.
26 Theresa May Belmore
27 Wayne Earle Gary
Adolor O. and Marie A. Bedard William J. and Adeline Connell
BIRTHS ELSEWHERE TO WEST BRIDGEWATER PARENTS
Date Name
Parents
Jan.
9 Clifton Alan Hayward
14 Ralph Herbert Ledin
Alton J. and Helen G. Fish Herbert A. and Ranghild C. Anderson
Feb.
3 Roderick MacDonald, Jr.
Roderick and Esora Hollis
5 Gladys Beverly Claudia Ensher Napoleon J. and Virginia Essayan Mar.
6 Barbara Ann Barros
10 Carol June Alexander Apr.
John S. and Miriam F. Baker Paul and Dorothy F. Foye
3 Janice Lee Baker
6 David Wayne Allen
18 Joan Elizabeth LaPrade
27 Robert Biauchi
May 1 Theodore Eliot Kehoe
26 Edmund Walter Miles
31 Estelle Audrey Eaton
June
11 Carolyn Gordon Jacques
14 Patricia Gertrude Dillenschneider 30 Constance Ann Nickerson
Herbert F. and Florence A. Lewis Samuel H. and Gertrude Tupper Harvey G. and Angie L. Roberts Adelino and Emily Pacheo
James A. and Hazel S. Holmes Thomas B. and E. Marion Rubbra Aubrey B. and Mabel Fisher
Maurice E. and Eleanore C. Hynes Jules and Rose Dowling
Kenneth C. and Constance Alger
Anthony and Angelina Braga Michael and Mary Joseph Wayne and Pearl Young
Joseph and Mary Souza
Archie P. and Isabel Kizirian
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Date Name
Parents
July
25 Richard Willis Goodwin
Aug. 2 John Douglas Read
11 Kenneth Franklin Vinton
Albert C. and Mary E. Harriman
Samuel A. and Hattie MacCurrach George Chester and Martha F. Miner
Sept.
5 Joseph Garcia Vieira, Jr. Oct.
Joseph G. and Mary Fratas
29 Constance Miriam Dougherty Willis E. and Bernice Hood Nov. 9 Ernest Thurston Pratt
Ernest T. and May J. Anderson Ralph L. and Esther Ormond
14 Jeanne Catherine Akerman Dec. 5 Shirley Lorraine Mattson
12 Richard Brewster Anderson
27 Herbert Lincoln Noyes
Morgan B. and Astrid A. Backstrom Ernest L. and Barbara T. Whiting William W. and Mamie R. Hall
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN 1934
Jan.
7. Peter Green and Irene Benoit, both of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Charles A. Cordier
7. Frederick Richard of Brockton and Julia Green of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Charles A. Cordier.
Mar. 24. Edwin Roberts Little of West Bridgewater and Helen Ethel Davis of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. Frank J. Coleman.
31. Russell Oldreive Prouty of Brockton and Sara Elizabeth Eaton of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Harvey K. Mousley.
Apr.
6. Paul Vernon Collins of Whitman and Alice Hol- yoke-Turnbull of Bridgewater, at West Bridge- water, by Rev. Donald B. Tarr.
21. Joseph Isabel of West Bridgewater and Mary Munise of Bridgewater, at Bridgewater, by Rev. James A. Brewin.
May 11. Everett E. Young of West Bridgewater and Florence Pearson of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. Francis L. Cooper.
June, 2. George Norman Wilbur of Randolph and Ruth Esther Young of West Bridgewater, at Ran- dolph, by Rev. Eugene S. Philbrook.
7. Richard Elmer Keith of East Bridgewater and Gladys Mae Lothrop of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. G. R. Fitzpatrick.
16. Henry Marsh Welsh of Springfield and Gladys L. Alger of West Bridgewater, at Windsor Locks, Conn., by Rev. Alden S. Mosshammer.
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24. John Washwell of West Bridgewater and S. Phyllis Tautkes of Brockton, at Salem, N. H., by Rev. John J. Boyd.
July 12. John Joseph Bettencourt of West Bridgewater and Annie Sousa of Taunton, at Taunton, by Rev. Manuel M. Couth.
27. Adolph Pacheco and Viola Silvia Franchetti both of West Bridgewater, at Bridgewater, by Rev. Garrett W. Scollard.
28. Horace Arthur Spaulding of West Bridgewater and Madelyn Emma Frost of East Bridgewater, at East Bridgewater, by A. G. Jenkins.
29. Ernest L. Rix of Bridgewater and Jennie M. Peppe-McLaughlin of West Bridgewater, at Taunton, by Edwin A. Fellow, Justice of the Peace.
Aug.
29. Patsy Capolupo of West Bridgewater and Can- cetta Pagliuso of East Boston, at Boston, by Emil N. Winkler.
6. William W. Phillips and Alma C. Carlson both of West Bridgewater at Windham, N. H., by Rev. Ernest A. Israel.
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18. Jean C. Kyhn of West Bridgewater and Alice A. Murphy of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. Wil- liam J. Clarke.
25. John Everett Howard of West Bridgewater and Alice Louise Pitkin of Winchester, at South Acworth, N. H., by Rev. E. W. Merrill.
30. Lawrence Ellershaw of Brockton and Ruth Dorothy Slade of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Edwin H. Gibson.
Sept.
1. Daniel Albert Willis of West Bridgewater and Frances Winifred Beals of Brockton, at Brock- ton, by Orville E. Crain.
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8. Robert Earle MacDonald and Marion Smith Bryant both of West Bridgewater, at West Bridgewater, by Rev. Carl G. Horst.
17. William J. Brown and Grace D. Dumont both of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. David B. Mathews.
28. Bert L. Carter of West Bridgewater and Ruth M. Howard of Holbrook, at Brockton, by Rev. Orville E. Crain.
Oct.
7. David J. Breen of West Bridgewater and Corinne M. Holmgren of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. John I. O'Connor.
9. Joseph J. Alemeda of Taunton and Laura Sal- vador of West Bridgewater, at Bridgewater, by Rev. Garrett W. Scollard.
11. Gordon M. Packard of Bridgewater and Mary F. Wardwell of West Bridgewater, at West Bridge- water, by Rev. Joyce W. Farr.
21. Camillo Vandini of Bridgewater and Violet Bal- boni of West Bridgewater at Bridgewater, by Rev. Joseph Benard.
Nov. 10. Joseph F. Lawrence of West Bridgewater and Esther Storer of Brockton, at Brockton, by Rev. Edwin H. Gibson.
17. Forest Wesley Chadwick and Annette Marie Baxter both of West Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Edwin H. Gibson.
29. Chester E. Wright of West Bridgewater and Eileen A. Huxley of Middleboro by Rev. Edward J. Reid.
29. Charles I. Ensher of West Bridgewater and Lau- rene S. McNally of Bridgewater, at Brockton, by Rev. Frank M. Swaffield.
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Dec. 8 Arthur B. Perry of West Bridgewater and Al- gesa M. Falconieri of Middleboro, at Middleboro, by Rev. Cornelius T. O'Brien.
9. Walter E. Holyoke of West Bridgewater and Florence L. Staples of Chelsea, at Brockton, by Rev. Frank M. Swaffield.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN WEST BRIDGEWATER, 1934
Date Name
Age Y. M. D.
Cause
Jan.
3 Helen M. Aldrich (Holmes) 81 6 11 Myclogenous Leukemia, Uraemia, Arterio- sclerosis, Nutral Insufficiency
6 Adella L. Dunbar (Browne) 83 4 - LaGrippe, Broncho-
pneumonia
12 Clarence L. Moore, Jr. 5
2 5 Descending Laryngo- tracheo, Bronchitis, Hem. strep. 1
15 Ralph Herbert Ledin
Cerebral Hemorrhage, Congenital Heart Disease
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Richard James Smith
88 4 5
Organic Heart Disease, Chronic Nephrites
Feb.
3 Edna B. Glavin
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5 Anna S. Taylor
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5 3 Pulmonary Tuberculosis Pyelitis, Pyaemia- Metastatic Abscesses, 2 17 Septicaemia Chronic Myocarditis 24
9 Martha A. Simmons (Keith)
26 Clarence W. Nute
81
4 14 Arteriosclerosis
Mar. 6 William G. Mitchell
71
3 23
Coronary Thrombosis, Auricular Fibrillation
Apr.
21 Orrin Abbott King
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3 22
29 Joseph Easton
75 11
Angina Pectoris Carcinoma of Jaw, Chronic Myocarditis
29 Leonard Murdock May
77
7 28
Chronic Myocarditis
5 George V. Scott
88 11 14
25 William Randall
15 10 -
Arteriosclerosis Compound Fractured Skull; struck by auto, "Hit and Run"
June 12 Arthur Lincoln Walden 64 9 28 Cornorary Occlusion
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Age
Date Name
15 Elizabeth (Scott) Ross
Y. M. D. 81 -
Cause Embolism following Fracture of Hip
July 1 Constance Ann Nickerson
Date of Death Unknown Timothy Creeden
Aug. 1 Dr. Charles Remmington McNally
61 8 29
12 Jeremiah J. Hurley
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Carcinoma Liver, Metastasis of Stom- ach and Intestines, Malnutrition Cerebral Hemorrhage, Cardiac Valvalor Dis- ease, Arteriosclerosis Angina Pectoris
31 Frank Ellsworth Hunt Sept. 2 George Booth
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8 25
Cerebral Concussion- Internal Injuries; Fractured Ribs, Broncho-Pneumonia, Diabetic Coma
22 Hattie E. (Hall) Willis
46 11 3 Cerebral Hemorrhage, Generalized Arterio- sclerosis, Chronic Nephritis
Oct. 14 Laura E. Williams (Henderson)
72
6 16
26 James H. Norris
58 10 21
Chronic Myocarditis, Arteriosclerosis, Cerebral Hemorrhage Arteriosclerosis Chronic Myocarditis, Ascending Myelitis, Hypertension, Chronic Intestinal Nephritis
Justin Benjamin Penney 26
76 1 18 Angina Pectoris
6 hrs. 30 min. Maternal Toxemia, Trauma of Labor
56 - - Exposure to excessive cold; body found badly decomposed
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71 7-
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Date Name 30 Newell Otis Gay
Age Y. M. D. 76-27 Natural Causes, Chronic Myocarditis
Cause
Nov. 1 Lucy Mildred Johnson (McKay)
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28 Emil Kyhn
56 -27
16 Cancer Ovarian, Capillary Adenoma both Ovaries, Meta- tasis to Umbilicus and General Metaltosis Gastric Ulcer, Perfor- ated Gastric Ulcer, Bronchopneumonia, Terminal Repair of Ruptured Gastric Ulcer Neoplasm Acrophagus causing Stricture and Divertisulum, Arterio- sclerosis, Myocarditis
30 John Kohler
83 5 26
Dec. 18 Margaret M. Thayer (Williams)
52 8 26
Rheumatoid Arthritis, Tovis Purpura, Vascu- lar Hypertension, Hypertensive Heart Disease, Chronic Vascular Nephritis
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ABSTRACT FROM CHAPTER 46 OF THE GENERAL LAWS OF MASSACHUSETTS
Sec. 3. Physicians and midwives shall, within forty- eight hours after the birth of every child in cases of which they were in charge, mail or deliver to the clerk or registrar of the city or town in which the birth occurred, a notice stating the date and place of the birth giving the street number if any, color, and the family name. They shall within fifteen days after the birth, mail or deliver to the clerk or registrar of the city or town in which the birth occurred, a report of the birth, stating the date and place, the name, if any, of the child, its sex and color, and the names, ages and places of birth, occupations and residences of the parents, giving the street number, if there be any, and the number of the ward in the city, the maiden name of the mother, if the full return is not made within forty-eight hours.
The fee of the physician or midwife shall be twenty- five cents for each birth so reported. A physician or mid- wife who neglects to report each birth within forty-eight hours or fifteen days thereafter, shall for each offence for- feit a sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
Sec. 6. Parents, within FORTY DAYS after the birth of a child, and every householder within FORTY DAYS after a birth in his house, SHALL cause notice thereof to be given to the CLERK of the city or town in which such child is born.
The facts required for record, as stated in section 3, shall, so far as known or obtainable, be included in every notice given under the provisions of this section.
Sec. 8. A parent, or other person who, by section 6, is required to give, or cause to be given, notice of a birth
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or death, who neglects to do so for TEN DAYS after the time limit therefor, shall forfeit not more than five dollars for each offence.
Sec. 24. The Town Clerk shall furnish blanks for re- turns of births to parents, householders, physicians and midwives who apply therefor.
DOG LICENSES ISSUED IN 1934
Male
298 @ $2.00
$596.00
Spayed Females
49 @ 2.00
98.00
Females
44 @ 5.00
220.00
One Kennel License
1 @ 25.00
25.00
392
$939.00
Less Clerk's Fees
392 @ $ .20
78.40
Paid During Year to County Treasurer
$860.60
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SPORTING LICENSES, 1934
Number of Resident Sporting Licenses
32 @ $3.25
$104.00
Number of Resident Trapping Licenses
7 @ 5.25
36.75
Number of Resident Fishing Licenses
37 @ 2.00
74.00
Number of Resident Female or
Minor Fishing Licenses
8 @
1.25
10.00
Number of Resident Hunting Licenses
49 @ 2.00
98.00
Number of Resident Minor Trapping Licenses
6 @ 2.25
13.50
Number of Resident Sporting Licenses
9 Free
$336.25
Whole number issued
148
Less Clerk's Fee
139 @ $ .25
$34.75
Paid Division of Fish and Game
$301.50
H. E. BRYANT, Town Clerk.
List of Jurors Appointed July 1, 1934
Anderson, Warren H. 373 Matfield Andre, Joseph J. 499 West Centre Austin, Wilbur S. 516 North Main Blood, Leon H. 256 Matfield Black, William 41 South Main Carlson, John E. 520 Matfield
Clerk Grocer Shoeworker Machinist Retired Sheet Metal Worker Clerk
Carnes, Thomas J. 92 North Main
Clark, Howard E. 520 North Elm
Artist
Cunningham, Arthur F. 261 Pleasant
Carpenter Shoeworker
Davis, George N. 384 North Elm Dow, Stuart 28 Union
Laborer
Dean, Robert G. 266 Pleasant
Farmer
Ellis, Abner 188 South Main
Printer
Evrard, Ernest M. 43 West
Vendor
Guinea, Thomas F. 535 West Centre Hambly, LeRoy 58 South
Shoeworker Clerk
Hambly, William A. 55 Prospect
Howard, Henry M. 113 Howard
Hetherston, Andrew F. 37 Howard
Hyatt, William 42 South Johnson, Samuel C. 221 West Centre
Stationary Fireman Stationary Fireman Retired Salesman Mechanic Farmer
MacDonald, John H. 279 Pleasant MacLean, John 563 North Elm
Chemist
Morse, Jesse L. 32 Plain Manager
Nicholas, Edward N. 59 Brooks Place
Engineer
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Norris, William 398 North Elm
Paine, Joseph A. 79 River
Pomeroy, Harry J. 457 East
Pope, Allan A. 64 Maolis Ave. Read, Samuel A. 247 Matfield Revere, Paul 196 River Rice, Ernest O. 42 Brooks Place Sawyer, Harry J. 215 West Centre
Shipman, William F. 62 Sunset Ave. Sisson, Charles G. 30 Charles Snell, Horace 359 North Elm Sullivan, John L. 145 Bryant
Thayer, Joseph E. 16 Union Webber, Harry T. 136 Copeland Wells, Alfred 69 Howard
Printer Insurance Agent Shoeworker Shoeworker Mechanic Shoeworker Meat Cutter Truck Driver Machinist Shoeworker Truck Driver Shoeworker Machinist Painter Salesman
LIST OF JURORS DRAWN, 1934
Brown, Walter, 174 So. Main.
March 5th, Civil Session, Brockton.
Drislane, Dennis E., 457 So. Main St. Jan. 22nd, Criminal Session, Brockton. Farnum, Lyle, 113 Howard St. Jan. 15, Grand Jury. Tuck, Lawrence C., 192 Spring St. Sept. 11, Criminal Session, Brockton. Dean, Robert G., 266 Pleasant St. Oct. 20th, Traverse Jury, Brockton. Paine, Joseph A., 79 River St. Sept. 10th, Plymouth.
Report of Selectmen
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The past year has been filled with many unusual condi- tions demanding attention of your Selectmen and all other heads of Departments.
Because of funds granted by the Federal Government for work relief, which called for materials such as gravel, drain pipe, cement and many other items including tools in large quantities, that we might benefit by reason of these money grants your Selectmen have encountered a more or less constant demand for their services aside from the regular duties of Town affairs.
In a concise form will be found the various projects, their costs to Town and the labor cost to E. R. A.
During the year in conjunction with State and County we had rebuilt South Elm St. and black topped same. By reason of vote at last Town Meeting East St. from East Center St. to Bridgewater line was regraveled and black topped. Sunset Avenue regraveled and black topped from North Elm St. to a point opposite Sunset Avenue School.
Due to continued illness in the early part of the year Mrs. Catherine Howard was unable to fulfill the duties of Tax Collector and Treasurer. Your Selectmen appointed Mr. Robert G. Dean to fill the vacancy for a period of sixty days at the expiration of which he was re-appointed.
On July 2nd Mrs. Howard resigned from these offices and Mr. Dean was continued by appointment until the
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Special Election, July 24, at which time the offices of Tax Collector and Treasurer were separated. Because of the extra volume of duties constantly growing the separation of these offices has proven to be to the best interest of the Town.
The Selectmen petitioned the County Commissioners for a lay out of West St. from West Center Street to Easton line and the same was granted and plans are in the hands of the Selectmen. This will entail an expense of $24,000.00. The Selectmen recommended making a two year project of this provided the State will furnish 50% of the cost of each year and the County 25% and the Town 25%.
In the cost of our Welfare department it will be notice- able that the amount is much less than in 1933 notwith- standing that a number of bills for various tools and mater- ials have seemed best charged to this department. This fact is accounted for by employment received through Federal Grants.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES A. HEMENWAY, GUSTAV A. PETERSON, HENRY O. DAVENPORT,
Selectmen.
Report of Tree Warden
I have done the usual work of trimming the down hanging branches out of our trees and also cut out a large number of dead branches in all sections of the Town. There are many more dead branches that should be taken out. I have cut down several trees; one very large tree that was dangerous on Ash Street and several on South Elm Street to allow for widening the street. The Maple trees appear to be in a healthy condition, but the Elm trees are not in very good condition. They were attacked by so many kinds of insect pests last summer. First the Canker Worm, then the Gypsy Moth, then the Elm Beetle. I hope they will recover this year. The Dutch Elm disease has not yet been found in this state.
CHRISTOPHER READ,
Tree Warden.
Report of Moth Superintendent
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
I herewith submit my annual report for the year 1934.
In regard to the work of suppressing the Gypsy Moth I find the infestation is greater than it has been for several years. We thought the severe cold weather last winter would reduce their number but in scouting for egg clusters we have found them more numerous. We have scouted for egg clusters all over the Town and have creosoted all we have found. We have also sprayed all the trees on the roadside. There are so many kinds of insect pests attacking our trees, especially the Elms I would like to spray them more times, but I could not do that last summer because of insufficient funds.
CHRISTOPHER READ, Local Superintendent.
Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
I herewith submit my annual report for the year 1934 ..
The following devices have been tested and sealed or condemned during the year:
Platform Scales
Sealed 28
Adjusted
Condemned
2
2
Counter Scales
7
1
Beam Scales
6
1
Spring Scales
20
2
Computing Scales
11
1
Avoirdupois Weights
98
Liquid Measures
20
Gasoline Pumps
16
2
Gasoline Meters
19
2
Oil Measuring Pumps
11
1
Totals
236
10
4
Fees received and paid to Town Treasurer
$38.84
The law in regard to weighing and measuring devices states that any person using scales or measures for the pur- pose of selling or bartering must have them tested and sealed at least once a year. If they fail to do that they are violating the law and are liable to prosecution. If there are any in Town that are using scales that have not been sealed, if they will notify the sealer he will attend to that duty.
CHRISTOPHER READ, Sealer of Weights and Measures.
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Report of the Trustees of the Public Library
TRUSTEES
Daniel J. Lothrop
Edith F. Howard
Ada M. Wood
Term expires 1936
Basil M. Soule
Term expires 1936
Martha B. Mason
Term expires 1937
Louis P. Hayden
Term expires 1937
Organization
Chairman
Daniel J. Lothrop
Secretary
Edith F. Howard
Treasurer
Martha B. Mason
Book Committee
Edith F. Howard Martha B. Mason
Ada M. Wood Daniel J. Lothrop
Executive Officer Daniel J. Lothrop
Term expires 1935
Term expires 1935
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
A total of 43,416 books were borrowed from the central library and branches, a per capita circulation of approxim- ately 15-about the same as for 1933-an excellent record.
One additional sectional bookcase has been installed and we hope soon to have another much needed one to re- lieve the shelf-congestion.
A project of great value to all is the typing of the former hand-written cards in the public catalogue. So far the author card in the fiction section have been completed, but much remains to be done of the title, subject, juvenile and non-fiction sections.
In connection with the reading of State Certificate books, approximately one hundred pupils have enjoyed the privilege and thirty Honor Certificates were awarded to pupils of the Sunset Avenue school alone.
The deposits of books in Elmville and Jerusalem have been much appreciated as statistics show a circulation of 578 at Jerusalem alone and about 300 at Elmville.
We feel that the work of the different departments has been effectively carried forward and that in several ways a better technique has been developed.
To the members of the library staff, board of trustees and all who have so willingly co-operated in making 1934 a year of progress we extend our grateful appreciation and bespeak the same cordial support for the ensuing year.
CHARLOTTE L. WILLIAMS,
Librarian.
CIRCULATION STATISTICS
Adult Fiction
21,610
Adult Non-Fiction
2,418
Juvenile Fiction
14,660
Juvenile Non-Fiction
2,120
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Bound Magazines
119
Total Bound Volumes
40,927
Monthly Magazines
2,489
Total Circulation-1934
43,416
Total Circulation-1933
46,192
Loss for Year
2,776
SCHOOL CIRCULATION
Elementary :
Fiction
10,656
Non-Fiction
1,751
Magazines
34
12,441.
Secondary :
Fiction
306
Non-Fiction
480
Magazines
9
Total Secondary
795
Total Elementary
12,441
Total School Circulation-1934
13,236
Total School Circulation-1933
15,415
Loss for year
2,179
LIBRARY DATA
Open 100 days.
Open 600 hours.
Average of 12 hours per week.
Average of 434 books charged per hour.
Average of 434 books checked in per hour.
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List of Books Added During 1934. FICTION
Fiddler's Coin
Mystery and Minnette
Strange Murder of Hatton
Family Cruise
Honeymoon House
The Harvesting
Mr. Fortune Wonders
Radiant Tree
After Worlds Collide
Golden Hoard
Within This Present
Street of the Serpents
Winding Road
James Shore's Daughter
Texas Rider
Forgotten Canyon
Killing of the Golden Goose
Gay Family
When Yellow Leaves
Private Worlds
Haunted Hills
Bower
Brothers on the Trail
Brand
Rancher's Revenge
Brand
Ginger Griffin
Bridges
Murder by Appointment
Plan XVI
Tomorrow Is Another Day
Tarzan and the Lion Man
This Man and This Woman
Desire to Kill
Marriage for Revenge
Young Man's Girl
Abbott Adams Adams Ashton
Attenborough Bacheller , H. C. Bailey T. Bailey Balmer Balmer Barnes Beeding Bell Bennett Billings Birney Black Boileau Boileau Bottome
Browne Browne Buckmaster Burroughs Burt Campbell Chamberlain Chambers
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Mary Peters Murder in Three Acts
Faith, Hope and Charity
Outlaw of Caja Basin Brandon Case Girl from Glengarry
Fighting Danites
Silver Hat
Mr. Underhill's Progress
Corbett
Let Us Be Faithful
Corliss
First Love and Last
Coxe
Thunder in the West
Crane
Crime in the Solent
Crofts
Murder on Ghost Tree Island
Daiger
Moon Through Glass
Dawson
Provincial Lady in America
Delafield De Voto
We Accept With Pleasure
Storm Is Rising Laramie Rides Alone
Bachelor of Arts
Montana Rides Again
Blossoms in the Moon
Outlaws Three
Ebony Box
Death on the Outer Shoal
End of the Chapter
Case of the Howling Dog
Rivers Glide On
I, Claudius
Island of Allure
Code of the West
Empty House Slim
Family Matters
Riders West
Chase Christie Cobb Cole Connington Connor Coolidge Coolidge
Dyer Ermine Erskine Evans Ferguson Field Fletcher Fuller Galsworthy Gardner Gibbs Graves Gregory Grey Grierson Haines Hauck Haycox
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Rough Air Nitchey Tilley Power to Kill Good-bye, Mr. Chips River Supreme Mandoa, Mandoa
Cap'n Alf's Log
Beauty For Sale High on a Hill
Paradise Range
Drury Randall
Page Mr. Pomeroy
Silver Ribbon Ranch
Riddle of the Traveling Skull
The Terrace
Safe Bridge
Death in the State House
The World Is Yours
Little Aversion
True By the Sun
With Banners
Christmas Bride
Clue of the Dead Goldfish
Gamblin' Man
Joseph and His Brothers
Splendid Quest
Bird of Dawning
Taking of the Cry
Dream's End Lord's Anointed
Lamb in His Bosom Blue Marigolds
Four Days' Wonder
Perrin Murder Case
King in Check
Haycox Helton Hichens Hilton Hobart Holtby Holton Hueston Jay Johnson Johnston Jordan Keating Keeler Kent Keyes Knox Lancaster Landon Larrimore Loring Lutz MacClure Mann
Mann Marshall Masefield Masefield McCord McKee C. Miller H. Miller Miln Morton Mundy
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Loaves and Fishes
Pitcairn's Island Maiden Voyage
Best American Short Stories, 1934 Priest or Pagan
Boarder of Palace Crescent
Hermitage Island
Puzzle of the Silver Persian
Girl Died Laughing
Out of the Dusk
Lawless Range
Disappearance of Mary Amber
Distant Dawn
Greater Courage
Princess by Proxy
Mr. Digweed and Mr. Lumb
Oldest Inhabitant
To Each a Penny
One of Us
Poole
Adventures of Ellery Queen
Trail of Danger
Ridgeways
Captain Caution
Rabble in Arms
Case Against Mr. Ames
Apache Trail
The Glory Hole
Trail of Fu Manchu
Best Time Ever
Sunburst
Venetian Mask Tycoon
West of Apache Trail
Flowering Thorn
Hell's Desert
Myers Nordhoff & Hall Norris O'Brien Oliver Oppenheim Pahlow Palmer Paradise E. Payne
S. Payne Paynter Pedler Pedler Pertwee Phillpotts Phillpotts Plummer
Queen Raine Renard Roberts Roberts
Roche Rodney Rodney Rohmer
Ruck Ruck Sabatini Scoggins Seltzer Sharp Spearman
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Matador Unfinished Cathedral The Folks Guns of Salvation Valley Letters of Marque Breakfast in Bed
Snows of Helicon Santa Dolores Stage
Casino Murder Case
Dragon Murder Case
Kennel Murder Case
Lone Wolf's Last Patrol
Street of Strange Faces
Peter Abelard
Again the Three Just Men
Bachelor Flat Mystery
Legacy of Death
Prove It Mr. Tolefree
Woman He Chose
Captain Nicholas
Six Girls
Eyes in the Wall
Touch and Go
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