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19,295 80
Dec. 31, 1926, balance to collect
4,885 05
$24,180 85
Interest Collected
Taxes of 1925
$108 41
Taxes of 1926
11 72
$120 13
LESLIE E. CHASE, Collector.
Report of Custodian of Trust Funds
ZARA HIGGINS CEMETERY FUND
In Trust $50 00 Receipts
Jan. 1, 1926, cash on deposit
$101 01
Jan. 1926, dividend
2 27
July 1926, dividend
2 32
$105 60
Expenditures
Dec. 24, 1926, care of cemetery lot
$2 00
Dec. 31, 1926, cash on deposit 103 60
$105 60
FRANK O. DANIELS CEMETERY FUND In Trust $50 00 Recepits
Jan. 1, 1926, cash on deposit
$54 26
Jan. 1926, dividend
1 22
July 1926, dividend
1 24
$56 72
Expenditures
Dec. 24, 1926, care of cemetery lot $2 00
Dec. 31, 1926, cash on deposit 54 72
$56 72
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EASTHAM WORLD WAR MEMORIAL FUND In Trust $268 38 Receipts
Jan. 1, 1926, cash on deposit $272 40
Jan. 1926, interest
6 12
July 1926, interest
6 26
$284 78
No expenditures in this account
TOWN HALL TRUST FUND In Trust $1,600 00
Oct. 9, 1926, income $92 54
Orders drawn for care of Town Hall grounds 92 54
TIMOTHY SMITH TRUST FUND In Trust $25,000 00 Receipts
Jan. 1, 1926, cash on deposits 6,250 32
Interest on deposits 281 26
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., income 1,081 61
$7,613 19
Expenditures
Orders of Trustees $565 00
Dec. 31, 1926, cash on deposit $7,048 19
$7,613 19
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OUTSTANDING LOANS
Dec. 31, 1926.
1922
$507 50
1923
312 50
1924
90 00
1925
390 00
1926
365 00
$1,665 00
Interest Due on Above Loans
1922
$95 44
1923
46 53
1924
8 90
1925
25 67
1926
4 89
$181 43
Total Resources
$89,459 62
LESLIE E. CHASE,
Custodian.
Auditor's Report
I, the undersigned Auditor of the Town of Ex tham, have this day examined the accounts and vouchers of the Selectmen, Treasurer, School Committee and Library Trus- tees and find the same correct.
FRED. F. DILL, Auditor.
Eastham, Mass., January 22, 1927.
Report of Town Clerk
(Vital Statistics)
BIRTHS
1926
Jan. 4 Illegitimate
Jan. 22 Mary Perry Escubar
May 28 Elmer ·Clifton
Clark
June 13 Evelyn Loriane Steele
William Bradley and Eliza- beth F. (Avery) Steele
June 18 Howard Everett Brewer
Trueman F. and Minnie W. (Gill) Brewer
June 29 William Preston Quinn
Lester W. and Eva (Ellis) Quinn
July 23 Clyde Franklin Fuller
Frank A. and Clara (Fulch- er) Fuller
Aug. 22 Wendell Rich Hopkins
Harry E. and Grace E. (Rich) Hopkins
Aug. 25 June Meredith Eldredge (Patterson) Eldredge
Sept 18 Kendall Russell Higgins
Hazen E. and Lucille I.
Irving A. and Grace L. (Crowell) Higgins Dec. 10 Marlyn Anita Gill
James Y. and Flora S. (Hardwick) Gill
Parents
Antone P. and Mary (Ma- Druga) Escubar
Arthur A. and Grace Ellen (Clark) Clark
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1926
MARRIAGES
Mar. 27 Trueman Francis Brewer Minnie Weston Gill
Eastham Eastham
Sept. 11 Charles Robert Schuster Mary Josephine Fulcher
Wellfleet
Eastham
Oct. 9 Raymond N. Knowles Adeline Rogers
Eastham
Eastham
Dec. 19
Arthur H. Knowles
Mildred Dyke
Eastham
Eastham
DEATHS
1926 Name
Cause
-Age- Y. M. D.
Jan. 26 Roy D. Nickerson
Lobar Pneumonia
Stripto Coccus
32 7 17
Apr. 1 James Wiley
Arterio Sclerosis
91
3
8
June 4 Abbie May Knowles
Valvular Disease of
Heart, Intestinal
Nephritis
63
18
June 11
Raymond W. Mayo Pulmonary Tuber-
culosis, Acute
24 2 13
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June 15 Etta C. Clark
Valvular Desease of Heart, Nephritis 63 11 28
Sept. 1 Clarington Smith
Hypostatic Pneu-
monia, Old Age 86
2
6
Sept. 16
Russell Snow
Higgins
Arterio Sclerosis 100
12
Sept. 30 Elmer Clifton Clark®
Gastro Enteritis
Acidosis
4
2
Dec. 2 Jerusha Snow
Natural Causes, Abcess of middle ear follow- ed by Septicaemia 88
Dec. 18 James Savage
Arterio Sclerosis
97
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QUAHAUG PERMITS
(Bay)
Fred P. Turner
Eastham
Ebenezer L. Cummings
Orleans
Bennett B. Nickerson
Orleans
Charles C. Daniels
Eastham
A. Reed Walker
Orleans
Carroll O. Gross
Eastham
John Hopkins
Eastham
Martin L. Murphy
Eastham
(Flats)
Dorman F. Tulk Herbert L. Forrest
Eastham Eastham
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Simon F. Lee Charles E. Lee John Hopkins
Eastham
Eastham
Eastham
William B. Steele
Eastham
W. Bradley Steele
Eastham
Nehemiah P. Hopkins
Eastham
Tony Peters
Orleans
Richard Lee
Eastham
Lettie Harris
Eastham
Alton Daniels
Eastham
Earl K. Horton
Eastham
Edward Whiting
Eastham
Robert Whiting
Eastham
John L. King
Eastham
Frank J. King
Eastham
Frank King
Eastham
Charles S. Whiting
Eastham
Antone P. Escubar
Eastham
Daniel W. Sparrow
Eastham
Alonzo L. Gill
Eastham
James R. Howland
Eastham
Asa B. Coburn
Eastham
Abbott H. Walker
Eastham
Lewis F. Hatch
Eastham
Leslie E. Chase
Eastham
Asa R. Lee
Eastham
Julia M. Tulk
Eastham
Overy A. Mayo
Orleans
George D. Knowles
Orleans
J. G. Coldwell
Eastham
Leroy Richardson
Orleans
James E. Richardson
Orleans
Kenneth T. Young
Orleans
Lester Young
Orleans
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Walter Young
Orleans
Herbert H. Burr
Orleans
Joseph Williams
Orleans
John D. Bonnell
Orleans
Charles E. Young
Orleans
Chester Higgins
Orleans
Lewis Higgins
Orleans
Harold Griffin
Orleans
Harold W. Eugley
Orleans
Conrad Gesner
Orleans
Francis Richardson
Orleans
Richard H. Hopkins
Orleans
Elmer R. Darling
Orleans
Leslie D. Baker
Orleans
A. M. Botway
Orleans
John E. Ryder
George A. Nickerson
Eastham Eastham
SALE OF GASOLINE
Eastham Garage
Samuel F. Brackett & Son
Ruth A. Whiting
John F. Crosby
H. A. Wentworth William H. Forrest Walton Inn Clayton O. Horton
Obed W. Horton
SALE OF DENATURED ALCOHOL
Samuel F. Brackett & Son William H. Forrest H. A. Wentworth
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DOG LICENSES ISSUED
(1925 received in 1926)
William H. Forrest 1 female Nathan E. Clark 1 male Harvey T. Moore 1 male Arthur A. Clark 1 male
William B. Higgins 1 male
(1926)
Jennie L. Barrows 1 male Almond A.
Bernard C. Collins 1 female Nickerson 1 male
(Spayed) Samuel A.
Nickerson 1 female
George P. Brackett 1 female (Spayed)
Wilton I. Hopkins 1 male
Burton A. Kelley 1 male
George R. Wiley 1 male
G. Herbert Windler 1 female
Samuel F. Brackett 1 male
1 male
Frank King 1 male
F. J. Bradley 1 male
Clayton O. Horton 1 male
Nahum M. Fuller 1 male
Henry H. Howland 1 male
Henry Chadbourn 3 females
Riley H. Parker 1 male
Francis W. Smith 1 male
Herman E.
C. Foster Atwood 1 female (Spayed)
Mahoney 1 male
Everett Gross 1 male
Arthur E. Brown 1 male
Luther M. Ryder
1 male
Roger D. Cole 1 male
Ralph A. Chase
1 male
John F. Crosby
1 male
Charles N. Campbell
2 males
Fred F. Dill 1 male
Albert Green Duncan
1 male
Clifford E.
1 female Everett 1 male
(Spayed)
Tamson A.
Nickerson 1 male
Mildred Dyke 1 male William H. Forrest 1 female George E. Hardwick 1 male
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Antone P. Escubar 1 male
Abaelino E. Doane 1 male
Earl K. Horton 1 male
Dwight Blaney 1 male
Henry E. Knowles 1 male William Eldredge 1 male
Christine Sullivan 1 male
Nathan E. Clark
1 male
E. G. Walton 1 male Harvey T. Moore 1 male
1 female Arthur A. Clark 1 male
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COPY OF PRINCIPAL VOTES
Annual Town Meeting, February 1, 1926
Elected :
Fred F. Dill, Moderator.
William B. Higgins, Selectman, Assessor, Overseer of the Poor and Member of the Board of Health for 3 years.
Leslie E. Chase, Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector of Taxes for 1 year.
William H. Forrest, Road Surveyor for 1 year.
Mrs. Sarah A. Smith, Trustee of the Public Library for 3 years.
Mrs. Nellie M. Dill, Member of the School Committee for 3 years.
Fred F. Dill, Auditor for 1 year.
Harvey T. Moore, Constable for 1 year.
Charles A. Rogers, Tree Warden for 1 year.
Harvey T. Moore and William B. Higgins, Surveyors of Lumber, Wood and Bark for 1 year.
Aaron W. Chadbourn, Weigher of Coal.
James P. Knowles and Joseph A. Cobb, Fence Viewers for 1 year.
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Austin E. Cole, Pound-keeper for 1 year.
Charles F. Atwood, Adin L. Gill and Obed A. Fulcher, Field Drivers for 1 year.
Elsias H. Chase, James P. Knowles and Ommund H. Howes, Fish Wardens for 1 year.
Voted :
To pay 2% plus necessary office supplies for the collec- tion of taxes assessed for the year 1926.
To raise and appropriate the sum of $25.00 for the Pub- lic Library.
To accept the recommendations of the committee on appropriations plus the appropriations of this meeting :
Interest Account
$400 00
Support of Poor
500 00
Board of Health 350 00
Miscellaneous 400 00
Clearing Snow
200 00
Inspection of Cattle and Slaughtering
75 00
Town Hall
600 00
Care of Soldiers' and Sailors' Cemetery Lots
100 00
Abstracts of Transfers
100 00
Weights and Measures
100 00
Collection of Taxes
600 00
Officers' Salaries and Expenses
1,500 00
Office Supplies
175 00
Surety on Bonds
50 00
Assessors' Salaries and Expenses
500 00
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Legal Advice
300 00
Schools
12,235 00
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths
376 42
Soldiers' Relief
100 00
$18,661 42
To place the refunded dog tax to the credit of the schools.
The care of the poor be left in the hands of the Over- seers of the Poor.
To appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 for the care and maintenance of Town roads, provided the State will make a satisfactory allotment to the Town under Chapter 81, Sec- tions 26-28 of the General Laws. Affirmative vote 35, negative 4.
To request the school committee to investigate the mat- ter of State and City wards for the previous year. To learn if there is money due the Town.
To leave the care of roads and bridges in the hands of the Road Surveyor.
To give the Collector of Taxes the same power which the Treasurer has when made Collector of Taxes.
To authorize the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow money from time to time in anticipa- tion of revenue of the municipal year beginning Jan. 1, 1926 in an amount not to exceed in the aggregate the sum of $16,000 00. Any debt or debts incurred under this vote
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to be paid from the taxes of said municipal year. Elected :
Ralph A. Chase, Town Director of Cape Cod Farm Bu- reau for the ensuing year.
Voted :
The wages of laborers be 50 cents per hour, teams (one horse hitch) 30c per hour, 1 ton dump trucks 80c per hour and minors under 16 years 25c per hour on Town work.
To raise and appropriate the sum of $50.00 for the pur- pose of providing flags and markers for the soldiers' and sailors' graves and for monument grounds for Memorial Day, the said money to be expended under the supervision of the Supervisor of Soldiers' and Sailors' Lots. Fred F. Dill elected Supervisor.
To raise and appropriate the sum of $150 00 for the use of the Orleans Fire Department when called to Eastham building fires.
The Town declined to petition the Commonwealth for the installation of an accounting system as provided in Chapter 516 of the Acts of 1922.
To elect a committee of three to investigate and report on Town Landings at a Special Town Meeting and to ap- propriate $50 00 for that purpose. Committee elected : Fred F. Dill, William B. Higgins and Joseph W. Ryder.
To raise and appropriate the sum of $100 00 for the purpose of improving the condition of the old cemetery near the home of Mrs. Mines.
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To raise and appropriate the sum of $100 00 for the purchase of an adding machine for the Treasurer's office.
To accept the road through the land of James C. Keith and William B. Steele as laid out by the Selectmen and to appropriate the sum of $50 00 for proper monuments for the same.
To discontinue the road through the land of James C. Keith and William B. Steele beginning at the northeast cor- ner of land of Chester E. Pierce northerly as the road now runs to the Town road near the Sunken Meadow pond.
To appropriate sum of $25 00 for the replacement of forest fire equipment.
The Town voted not to accept the road through the Robert E. Horton land development at the West Shore.
To appoint a committee of three to consider locating three dumping places for the Town, one in the south, one in the center and one in the north part of said Town. This committee to report at the same meeting as the committee on Town Landings. Committee appointed : William B. Hig- gins, George A. Whiting and Edward E. Knowles.
To appoint a committee of five to list the streets and roads of the Town and to provide a name for each. This committee to obtain figures on the approximate cost of signs for the streets. Committee appointed : Mrs. Sarah A. Smith, Mrs. Eva W. Collins, Mrs. Blanche A. Keefe, Mrs. Ruth A. Whiting and Mrs. Lucille B. Brewer. This committee to report at the same meeting with the committees on Town Landings and Town Dumps.
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To pay a bounty of $1 00 each on woodchucks killed with- in the limits of the Town and to raise and appropriate the sum of $100 00 for the same. The Treasurer shall pay $1 00 for each woodchuck brought to him until the sum of $100.00 is entirely expended.
To uphold the Selectmen in taking further action in engaging counsel in conjunction with the Towns of Orleans, Wellfleet and Truro in combating the action taken by Sam- uel D. Hannah. The sum of $1,000 00 was then appropriated for this purpose.
To rescind the vote whereby the Town voted to rent the Town Hall to the Eastham Grange for $3 00 per session.
To pay the Moderator $10 00 for his services at this meeting.
Minutes of the meeting read and adopted.
To adjourn without date.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
August 7, 1926
Elected : Fred F. Dill, Moderator.
Fred F. Dill, chairman, reported for the committee on Town Landings as follows:
Proposed landings: East side. Skiff Hill at land of
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Augustus Hemenway and Charles D. Sisson, Coast Guard Station landing to be enlarged as much as possible. Cable Station, 1 acre, beginning at south boundary of French Cable land.
West side. Joseph W. Ryder's land near Boat Meadow Bridge to be taken enough for turntable. Turntable at Great Meadow (Mulford's Cliff) to be enlarged. From Camp Ground Landing north top of bank to mean low water to be acquired wherever possible as far as Cook's Brook Landing. Cook's Brook 1 acre, also Silver Spring north side of landing. Kingsbury Beach 1 acre for parking. Voted :
To authorize the Committee to ascertain as far as pos- sible the cost to the Town of the various sections now being considered as Town Landings, also to investigate the feasibility of locating a Town Landing between Robbins' point, so-called, and Cedar Bank, so-called. Committee's report accepted relating to the above. The said Committee to report further at the next Annual Town Meeting.
William B. Higgins, chairman, reported for the Com- mittee on Town Dumps, the following locations were pro- posed :
At North Eastham, Murphy's Pit, so-called. Eastham Center on the south side of Town way on the Patterson property, so-called. South Eastham on the property of Edward E. Knowles.
Voted :
To adopt the recommendations of this committee and
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they be empowered to purchase the land for said dumps and appropriated the sum of $100 00 for the same.
Mrs. Sarah A. Smith, chairman, reported as follows for the committee appointed to list and name the streets and roads of the Town:
From :
Main Road to R. R. track (South Eastham) 100 ft., Cross Road.
Main Road to home of Wallace A. Smith, Smith Road.
Orleans line at home of Geo. H. Walker to home of Mrs. T. A. Nickerson, Bridge Road.
Main Road to Bridge Road, starting at a point near the home of Chas. A. Rogers, in a northerly direction as the road runs, Pine Road.
Main Road to the home of Frank I. Knowles, Fort Hill Road.
Main Road (from a point near the Eastham Garage) to Bridge Road, Gov. Prence Road.
Crosby's corner to the scene of the First Encounter (Mulford's Cliff), Samoset Road.
Doane Place to Samoset Road, Old Mill Road.
Windmill to home of Abbott S. Knowles, Lake View Road.
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Samoset Road to Main Road, passing Great Pond and the home of Chas. F. Atwood, Great Pond Road.
Main Road passing the home of Abbott S. Knowles to the Great Pond Road, Locust Road.
Main Road to Main Street, North Eastham (from the home of R. H. Parker to the R. R. station), Nauset Road.
Nauset Road near school building and passing the home of Wm. C. Cobb to Nauset Road in North Eastham, School Road.
Nauset Road to Nauset Beach near Lighthouse, Cable Road.
Main Road from a point near the Congregational ceme- tery westerly to the West Shore, Kingsbury Road.
Main Road from a point near the home of Arthur T. Benner northerly passing Brackett's store to the brook near the home of Joseph M. Dill, Massosoit Road.
Massosoit Road to West Shore at Camp Ground Land- ing, Camp Ground Road.
Main Road from a point near the filling station of Mrs. Nellie M. Nickerson westerly to Brackett's store, Oak Road.
Main Road to a point near the home of William B. Steele, Aspinet Road.
Camp Ground Road, to Bridge Road passing the home of Chas. A. G. Hopkins, Mulberry Road.
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Massosoit Road to Cook's Brook, Cook's Brook Road.
Bridge Road to Town Landing near the Runnell's place, so-called, Bay View Road.
North Eastham post office to North Eastham R. R. Sta- tion, Railroad Avenue.
From Cable Road along beach, Surfside.
Camp Ground Road to the home of Mrs. Harriett Hig- gins, Higgins Road.
Voted.
To accept the report of the Committee. After a desul- tory discussion the balance of this article was laid over to the next Annual Meeting.
To amend the vote whereby the Town at the Annual Town Meeting voted to appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 and to insert in its place $2,000.00 for the care and maintenance of Town roads.
The Town declined to appropriate the sum of $2,500.00 for the purpose of installing flush closets at the Town school buildings. The final disposition of the question of sanitary conditions at the schools was left in the hands of the Board of Health. It was then voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $400 00 for the use of said Board in connection with the matter.
Article 7. Indefinitely postponed.
To appoint a committee of three to investigate the mat-
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ter of opening a channel from the Salt Pond to the Salt Pond Bay, so-called, and to report at the next Annual Town Meeting. Committee appointed : Freeman C. Hatch, Joseph W. Ryder and Obed W. Horton.
Voted to pay the Moderator $5 00 for his services at this meeting.
To adjourn.
LESLIE E. CHASE,
Town Clerk.
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Public Library
REPORT OF TREASURER
In Trust
Robert C. Billings Fund $14,000 00
Receipts
Jan. 1, 1926, cash in treasury $450 82 Jan. 15, 1926, New England Trust Co., dividend $315 00
July 13, 1926, New England Trust Co., dividend 315 00
Aug. 24, 1926, Blanche A. Keefe Librarian, fees 5 00
Dec. 31, 1926, Town appropriation ' 25 00
Dec. 31, 1926, Timothy Smith Fund 100 00
760 00
$1,210 82
Expenditures
Orders of Trustees $804 57
Dec. 31, 1926, cash in treasury 406 25
$1,210 82
LESLIE E. CHASE,
Treasurer.
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The Trustees hereby respectfully submit their report for year 1926 :
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
In Trust
Robert C. Billings Fund $14,000 00
Receipts
Jan. 1, 1926, cash in treasury $450 82
Jan. 15, 1926, dividend, New England Trust Co. 315 00
July 13, 1926, dividend, New England Trust Co. 315 00
Aug. 24, 1926, Blanche A. Keefe, fees 5 00
Dec. 31, 1926, Town appropriation 25 00
Dec. 31, 1926, Timothy Smith Fund
100 00
$1,210 82
Expenditures
Order of Trustees
$804 57
Dec. 31, 1926, cash in treasury
406 25
1,210 82
ARTHUR W. PARNELL, SARAH A. SMITH, BENJAMIN K. LEWIS,
Trustees.
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EXPENDITURES 1926
Feb. 6 Blanche A. Keefe, extra work on books $2 80
Feb. 6 W. G. Smith, insurance 15 60
Feb. 13 A. W. Parnell, conveying books 35 00
Feb. 13 H. T. Moore, raising and lowering topmast
8 00
Feb. 19 W. G. Smith, insurance policy
13 44
Feb. 27 Blanche A. Keefe, librarian and janitor
42 50
Mar. 9 Library of Congress, printed cards
15 00
Mar. 31 B. A. Keefe, librarian and janitor
22 50
Mar. 22 James Y. Gill, one brush
2 40
May 5 B. A. Keefe, cleaning library
9 60
May 22 E. E. Knowles, painting and repairing
110 14
May 26 B. A. Keefe, librarian and janitor 42 50
May 26 Ryder's Inc., books 89 63
May 29 Mrs. J. W. Ryder, branch library 5 00
June 9 B. A. Keefe, work on books 2 80
June 13 A. F. Smith and Sons, lawn mower 11 50
June 13 Mary E. Parnell, branch library
5 00
June 21 A. H. Knowles, work on grounds
4 75
July 17 A. H. Knowles, work on grounds
6 00
July 19 Rebuilt Book Shop, rebounds
26 62
July 30 B. A. Keefe, librarian and janitor
45 00
Oct. 1 B. A. Keefe, librarian and janitor
42 50
Oct. 3 A. H. Knowles, work on grounds
2 25
Oct. 26 Emma Garrison, magazines
12 00
Nov. 6 Chadbourn Co., two ton of coal
36 00
Nov. 6 W. G. Smith, insurance
10 80
Nov. 10 J. F. Crosby, labor and material
2 45
Nov. 13 D. W. Sparrow, pine wood
3 50
Dec. 2 Nat. Geographical magazine
3 00
Dec. 2 B. A. Keefe, librarian
42 50
Dec. 29 Emma L. Garrison, magazines 49 50
Dec. 30 Ryder's Inc., books 84 29
$804 57
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
January 1, 1926 Cash on hand
$12 56
Received from fines
32 41
Total
$44 97
Paid out for :
Kerosene
$12 32
Express, Freight and Carting 4 26
Library supplies 3 86
Stamps, envelopes, paper, matches and incidentals
2 40
Paid to the treasurer out of fines 5 00
27 84
Cash on hand, January 1, 1927
$17 13
51 books were rebound this year.
Number of books in library, Jan. 1, 1926
6,339
Number of books discarded
19
6,320
Added during year :
86 Adult by purchase Adult by gift 25
Juvenile by purchase
70
Juvenile by gift
30
Total of books, January 1, 1927
6,531
Circulation :
Adult fiction
4,076
Adult non-fiction
140
Adult magazines
1,060
Juvenile fiction
1,649
Juvenile non-fiction
441
Juvenile magazines
199
Total 7,565
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ACCESSIONS TO LIBRARY
Adult
After Noon (given) An American Battery in France (given) All the way by water An octave (given)
Black Cat Blue Window Book of Gallant Vagabonds (given)
Bread and Jam
Bronze Hand
Blue Car Mystery Buster
Blue Wall (given)
Bachelor Husband
Book Nobody Knows
Broken Bow
Bells of San Juan
Bonanza Beauty Prize Black Glove (given) Command Casuals of the sea
Clothes make the pirate Cobweb Constitution of the U. S. (given) Courage of Capt. Plum Dream Maker Man
Dust Flower Days of '49 (given) Daniel DuLuth (given) Diana and her friends (given)
Eighteen Fifties & Boston Five Cent Savings Bank (given). George A. Kyle
Susan Ertz E. LaBranche Elizabeth Payne Jeffery E. Jeffery Louis Tracy Temple Bailey Henry Beston Walbro Bartley Carolyn Wells Natalie S. Lincoln William P. White Richard Child Ruby Ayers Bruce Barton L. Allen Jackson Gregory William Raine George Weston J. G. Sarasin MacFee MacFee Holman Day Margaret Tuttle James Beck James Curwood F. H. Lea Basil King Gordon Young Everett McNeil Arthur Handy
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Flight to the Hills Frontier of the deep Gabriel Samara, peace maker Gauntlet of Dunmore (given) Glory of the trenches (given) His lady's Pleasure (given) High Adventure House that Jack built Heart of a lark
Holly Hedge House of the arrow
Hunter's Moon
Kenworthy's
Little ships Loves of Miss Ann (given)
Lady figers (given)
Lions brood (given)
Lavarons Maid of the mountain
Man under authority Marsh lights
Man the woman loved
Miss Milly Broadcasts Men Marooned
Mother Mason Man trap (given)
Man Nobody Knows Misty Flats
Meadow lark basin
New name Our Presidents
Our debt to France (given)
Perennial Bachelor Princess (given) Priceless Pearl
Charles Buck Will Beale Oppenheim H. Daniel C. Dawson H. Bindloss Jeffery Farnol Amy Blanchard Catherine Clark Temple Bailey A. E. Mason Ernest Poole Margaret Wilson K. Norris S. R. Crockett J. Gregory D. Osborne Clara Burnham Jackson Gregory Ethel Dell Rachel Macnamara Ruby Ayers Sampson George Marsh Bess Aldrich Sinclair Lewis Bruce Barton Helen Woodbury B. M. Bower Grace Lutz James Morgan Washington Laffayette Inst. Anne Parrish M. Potter Alice D. Miller
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Quest Runaway bag Rim of the prairie Roaring road (given)
Rasp Rider of the Mohave
Story of a whim
Shadow of Silver Tip Steele Decks
Suspense Singing waters
Secret road
Shepherds
Son of his father
Stand By
Snow Patrol
Sinster Man
Stormy Petrel
Stella Dallas
Sons of Kai (given)
Troubled Waters
Thursday's child
Tess of the Durbeinlls
Thresholds
Theodore Roosevelt's letters to his children Treading the Wine press
Under western eyes
Understanding heart
Vanishing American
Valley of the stars
Voice in the dark
Vermillion box (given)
Valley of voices
What a man wants
Katherine Burt Albert Terhune Bess Aldrich B. Morgan Philip MacDonald James Fellow Grace Lutz George Baxter J. Connolly Conrad Elizabeth Payne John Ferguson Marie® Omeler H. B. Wright Carolyn Cox Harry Drago Edgar Wallace Oswald Kendell Olive Prouty Henry Beston William Raine Mary Wiltshire Thos. Hardy Faith Baldwin Bishop Ralph Connor Joseph Conrad Peter B. Kyne Zane Grey Charles Seltzer Eden Phillpots E. V. Lucas George Marsh Howard O'Brien
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We must march Wild West Women we marry (given) Within the tides Wooden guns Zigzaging (given)
H. Willsie Bertrand Sinclair Arthur Pier
Joseph Conrad George Baxter I. Anderson
Juvenile
America, give me a chance (given) Bobby Blake (given)
Balloon boys (given)
Bases full
Edward Bok F. Warren Boy Scouts of the air (given) G. Stuart Bascom chest (given) Alfred Loomis Jorgenson & Moore Ralph Barbour Burgess flower book for chidren Circle K Thornton Burgess Edwin Sabin Dorothy Dale's engagement M. Penrose Dorothy Dale to the rescue Dave Porter in the South seas M. Penrose Stratemeyer Dave Porter and his classmates Stratemeyer Dave Porter in the far north Stratemeyer Dave Porter in the gold fields Dutch twins Day time story book (given) Emily Climbs Stratemeyer Lucy Perkins Dyer L. M. Montgomery Elizabeth Ann (adventures of) Josephine Lawrence Elizabeth Ann at Maple Spring Elizabeth Ann's six cousins Josephine Lawrence Josephine Lawrence Elizabeth Ann and Doris Josephine Lawrence Eskimo twins Fillmore folk tales (given) Foundling Prince (given) Fifty famous rides and riders Lucy Perkins W. Harper Julia Harris James Baldwin Geographical readers on :- Australia; Africa; Asia; South America and Europe
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