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Smith, W. L., 1
ARRESTS MADE BY OFFICERS.
Poole, 5
Wood, 6
COMPLAINTS RECEIVED AND INVESTIGATED.
Poole, 77
Smith, C.,
6
Wood,
12
Dodge,
3
Saunders,
3
OFFICERS HOURS OF DUTY PERFORMED.
Smith, C. H.,
420
Hoy, 50
Smith, W. L.,
74 Saunders,
44
Wood,
155₺
Haraden, 131₺
Dodge,
53
Denneen. 30
I wish to thank all who have in way assisted me or any member of the department.
Respectfully submitted,
ALFRED T. POOLE,
Chief of Police.
Report of Park Commissioners.
The small lot of land, known as Central Park, is open for use of the public, and especially for children as a play ground. The Commissioners would be glad to furnish any- thing necessary for general recreation, so that children might feel a safe and pleasant welcome there.
The park has been kept in general care during the past year at but little cost.
We may need to expend a little more the coming year and so ask for the same amount of appropriation as of last year, viz., twenty-five dollars, which will probably be all we shall need.
GEORGE K. KNOWLTON, FRANCIS C. NORTON, Park Commissioners.
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Report of Cemetery Commissioners.
In presenting our report this year, we have to say that we have used all the appropriation allowed us last year, and were obliged to draw on the surplus interest of the Zerviah B. Dane fund for some of the improvements made in the cemetery.
The rear wall of several of the tombs which projected into the main avenue has been rebuilt on a straight line, making a decided improvement to the avenue.
Aside from the general work in the yard quite an amount of work has been done on avenues.
Greenwood and Linden avenues have been extended from Grove avenue to Oak avenue, the soil has been removed and a light coat of gravel put on.
As this will get well settled during the winter it is im- portant to put on a good coat of binding gravel this spring.
This will open up a full section of the one hundred and fifty dollar lots.
A section in the southeastern part of the new ground has been sold this year. This is a section which is in wood land and is broken on its eastern end by an angle of the boundary line.
But it can be made, at some expense, a beautiful section, and no doubt it will be, as it is the resting place of our hon- ored and beloved townsman, the late George V. L. Meyer.
We hope to have an appropriation of five hundred dol- lars to complete the work that needs to be done this year in the cemetery.
GEORGE K. KNOWLTON, FRANCIS C. NORTON, GEORGE H. GIBNEY, Cemetery Commissioners.
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Town Clerk's Report.
HEARINGS.
There were three hearings the past year, all on petitions of the Beverly Gas & Electric Co., for pole locations of street lights.
REGISTRATION.
There were six meetings of the Board of Registrars the past year, at which twenty-one (21) males and seventeen (17) female voters were added to the voting list.
Whole number of male voters, 361.
Whole number of female voters, 101.
DOG LICENSES.
There were issued the past year five breeder's licenses and one hundred six individual licenses, eighty-four were for males and twenty-two for females.
HUNTER'S LICENSES.
There were issued the past year seventy (70) resident Hunter's licenses and one unnaturalized Foreign-born Hun- ter's certificate of registration.
1917.
BIRTHS RECORDED.
April 10. Jane Jordan, daughter of Thomas and Helen E. Bitler.
December 18. Margarette Rita, daughter of Thomas and Ellen Walsh.
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1918.
January 30. Stephen Otto, son of Nelson and Marion Butts.
February 2. Margaret Drexel, daughter of James Henry and Mary Jane Sargent.
February 7. Carmella, daughter of Michael and Sarah DeLucca.
February 10. Georgette Helen, daughter of George and Margaret Lake.
February 13. Dorothy Lay, daughter of Leslie and Hazel Tinkham.
February 21. Ruth Madelyn, daughter of Howard and Ethel Lougee.
March 4. Reginald Whipple, son of Edward W. and Emma C. MacGregor.
March
8. John Clifton, son of Harold and Margaret Back.
March 19. Edith F., daughter of Arthur and Clara Day.
March 20. Bernice Louise, daughter of George and Daisy Landers.
May 9. Wallace H. Jr., son of Wallace H. and Elsie Choate Knowlton.
May 23. Stillborn.
May 29. Robert Harding, son of Edward J. and Carrie H. Pitman.
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May
29. Priscilla Bales, daughter of Herbert and Francis Archibald.
June
8. Eileen Patricia, daughter of John A. and Lilian A. O'Leary.
June
22. Phyllis, daughter of Bayard and Phyllis Tuckerman.
June 26. Lura Mae, daughter of George H. and Lucy Bailey.
June
27. John Andrew, son of Andrew and Signe Dunn.
June 27. Charles Appleton, son of George V. and Frances Meyer.
July
1. Richard Dane, son of Henry O. and Edith Phippen.
July
12. Richard Wilson, son of Andrew and Elizabeth Cosh
July 21. Janice Louise, daughter of John and Myrtle Donlon.
August 8. Joseph Raymond, son of Frank and Nellie Koloski.
August 11. Ellen, daughter of Michael and Mary Donlan.
August 11. Charles Goodenough, 2nd, son of Neil W. and Emma H. Rice.
August 25. Richard, son of Jack and Signe Grant.
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September 1. Reginald Joseph, son of
Reginald and Margaret Lea Toner.
September 18. Charles, son of Frederick H. and Susie M. Abraham.
October 6. Stephen M., son of Michael and Kate Darcy.
October 6. James Patrick, son of Michael and Kate Darcy.
October 9. Alfred Haskell, son of Charles and Blanche McRae.
October 22. Ralph Walter, son of Frank and Violet Tuck.
November 10. Antonio, son of Frank and Mary Conte.
November 19. Frances Augusta, daughter of Alvin F. and Elsie Sortwell.
November 19. George Samuel, son of Joseph and Catherine McDonald.
November 22. Ruth Olive, daughter of Harry L. and Susie A. Saulnier.
November 28. Gertrude, daughter of George H. and Ethel Sprague.
November 30. Rocco C., son of Raphael and Olympia DeLucca.
December 14. Benjamin Grant, son of Robert Jr. and Merle Robertson.
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December 20. Celia Augusta, daughter of Archie and Sarah Moore.
MARRIAGES RECORDED.
February 4. Roy E. Varnum, Hamilton, Mary Gammell, Hamilton.
April 30. Chester L. Harvey, Essex, Etta Belle Macdonald, Hamilton.
June 23. John Mullins, Hamilton, Ellen Keary, Hamilton.
June 24. Charles A. Kidder, Jr., Lynn, Anna B. Marshall, Lynn.
July 28. Horace L. Hunt, Hamilton, Ada V. Turner, Hamilton.
August 20. Leon F. Taylor, Lawrence, Sadie F. Abbott, Hamilton.
August 21. Nelson B. Smith, Leominster, Mass., Helen M. DuPaw, Leominster, Mass.
August 31. Charles A. McGlauflin, Hamilton, Lilian M. Philbrook, Danvers.
September 1. Ellis P. Smith, Campello, Mass. Edith May Webber, So. Boston, Mass.
September 6. Frederick O. Brigham, Dorchester, Mass., Roxana Ruth Tuttle, Hamilton.
October 8. Nathan Johnson, Beverly, Annie Ellen Waitt, Hamilton.
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October 25. Dexter Richards Hunneman, Brookline, Alberta Rosalind Merrill, Hamilton.
DEATHS RECORDED.
1918.
Yrs.
Mos.
Days
January 5. John S. Webber,
75
11
1
January 29. Cedric B. McGlauflin, Jr.,
8
12
January 31.
Andrew Haraden,
69
11
February 8.
Emeline Patch,
81
4
8
March
9.
George Von L. Meyer,
59
8
13
March
11.
Reginald W. McGregor,
7
April
18.
Joseph Knowlton,
91
9
23
May
14.
Edward W. Dodge,
84
3
21
May
19.
Joseph W. Roberts,
89
5
10
May
22. Jennie Srklarz,
28
May
23.
Stillborn,
May
24.
Sarah Amanda Foster,
81
6
25
June 10.
Francis Goodale,
1 27
July 19. Sarah Burton,
67
2
29
August
27.
Chloe Park Cushman,
89
5
4
August 31.
Olive Fectian,
82
September 5.
Charles H. Thompson.
78
6
6
September 10.
Herman D. Durkee,
19
4
1
September 28.
Sophie Fresar Duquette,
53
9
December 3.
Ida Catherine Towle,
47
3
22
December 8.
Robert Nelson,
2
1
December 18.
Angus Joseph McDonald,
3
6
18
3.
James H. Grant,
58
6
22
May
19. Edith F. Day,
1/2
March
January 18. Charles F. Kinsman, 70
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CLARENCE S. KNOWLTON,
Town Clerk ..
Report of the Trustees of the Public Library for 1918.
Your Trustees believe the past year has been one of the most important and productive in the work of the Public Library in recent years. The attendance and interest re- corded in the main Library have exceeded any in the past, and at the South Hamilton Branch Reading Room some two hundred new regular readers have been enrolled.
The establishment of the Branch Reading Room has proved gratifying beyond expectation. Heretofore the li- brary facilities in perhaps the most populous part of the town were only such as were afforded by keeping some two hun- dred volumes at the store of O. J. Kimball, with no oppor- tunity for adequate supervision as to the issuance of the books. These books were changed some three times a year, providing a scope of reading limited to less than one thou- sand volumes a year,
Through a special appropriation of $500 this year, the Reading Room, located on Railroad avenue, was opened. The walls are painted a soft green with cherry dado, and the electric fixtures, light oak furniture, shelving and other fur- nishings, are of the latest design. Beautiful carbon repro- ductions of "Reading from Homer" and "The Roman Forum," adorn the walls.
The Reading Room is open two afternoons and evenings. every week, alternating with afternoons and evenings at the main Library, with our Librarian always in attendance and ready to direct and advise our younger readers as to the most desirable books for reading or consultation.
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TOWN REPORT.
At least one thousand books are on hand at all times, and by constant replacing from the main Library the yearly range of reading is increased to some three thousand vol- umes. All the popular magazines of the day and the daily papers are also to be found on the tables.
The general interest shown is most gratifying, and dem- onstrates the wisdom of having established the Reading Room. Tables crowded with boys and girls deeply engrossed in research work or reading the literary and scientific maga- zines is a common occurrence of an evening.
As to the statistics relating to the new books, purchases, gifts received, the large inrease in regular readers, and other similar matters, we refer to the Librarian's report for details.
Respectfully submitted, ROBERT B. WALSH, FRANCIS C. NORTON, ARTHUR W. CHANDLER,
Trustees.
Librarian's Report.
To the Trustees of the Public Library
Gentlemen :- My third annual report is herewith sub- mitted.
The record of 1918 shows a steady increase in the circu- lation of books in the Library, especially since the new South Branch has been started. Two hundred new names have been added, and during the summer months the circulation
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was 500 books per week and in the winter from 375 to 400. The yearly output of books has now reached over twenty thousand.
This year three hundred and seventy new books have been added to our Catalog. A large proportion of these are books for young girls and boys and have been placed in the South Branch where there is so much demand for them. About nine hundred books in all have been put into the Branch Library and fifteen magazines on the Reading Table. Last summer we received a very large gift of books from Mrs. Codman, and have also received books from Miss Ella Rankins, Miss Marjorie Thomas, Mr. Willard C. Ware and Mr. George Lockhart Allen of Salem.
Twenty-five dollars, fine money, has been paid to the Town Treasurer.
The Library is open on Wednesday and Saturday after- noons from 3 to 5 and on Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock.
The South Branch is open on Tuesday and Friday af- ternoon and evening from 3 to 9 o'clock.
Respectfully, ANNIE S. PRESTON,
Librarian.
The following is a list of books added to the Library during the year 1918.
Altsheler, Joseph A.
The Horseman of the Plains F3440 Appleton, Victor
Tom Swift and his War Tank F3666
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Austin, Caroline
Cousin Geoffrey and I
F3650
Bacheller, Irving
The Light in the Clearing
F3412
Keeping Up with William Bailey, Arthur Scott
F3595
The Tale of Mr. Crow
F3378
The Tale of Rusty Wren F3389
The Tale of Jimmie Rabbitt
F3418
The Tale of Tommy Fox
F3419
The Tale of Frisky Squirrel
F3421
The Tale of Paddy Muskrat
F3422
The Tale of Peter Mink
F3460
The Tale of Sandy Chipmunk
F3461
The Tale of Jasper Jay
F3462
The Tale of Solomon Owl
F3463
The Tale of Brownie Beaver
F3597
The Tale of Jolly Robin
F3598
The Tale of Fatty Coon
F3599
The Tale of Betsey Butterfly
F3659
The Tale of Kiddie Katydid
F3660
The Tale of Ferdinand Frog
F3661
Bailey, Carolyn S.
Tell Me Another Story
F3682
Bancroft, Edith
Jane Allen, Right Guard
F3656
Barnum, Richard
Tinkle, the Trick Pony
F3377
Tum, Tum, the Jolly Elephant
F3665
Barbeuse, Henrie Under Fire
4000B1
Barrie, J. M.
Peter and Wendy
F3365
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Bartley, Nalbro
Paradise Auction F3368
Belasco, David
The Return of Peter Grimm Bell, J. J.
F3582
Kitty Carstains F3565
Blackwell, A. S.
The Little Grandmother of the Russian Revolution 920B.2
Blake, Emily C.
Marcia of the Little Home
F3615
Blanchard, Amy E.
A Revolutionary Maid F3517
Elizabeth, Betsey and Bess F3408
Blanchard, Grace
Phillida's Glad Year
F3546
Bindloss, Harold
The Lure of the North F3606
Bolte, J. Willard
The Back Yard Farmer 635B.
Bordeaux, Henry
The Parting of the Ways
F3382
Bower, B. M.
Jean of the Lazy A.
F3380
Brooks, Amy
Dorothy Dainty's Playmates
F3501
Dorothy Dainty at Home F3502
Brooks, Edna
The Khaki Girls of the Motor Corps
F3644
Brown, Alice
The Flying Teuton F3564
Bryant, Marguerite
The Shadow on the Stone F3485
53
TOWN REPORT.
Buchan, John
Greenmantle
F3401
Burgess, Thornton W.
Mother West Wind Where Stories
F3596
Happy Jack F3683
Burnett, Frances H.
The Lost Prince
F3635
Sara Crewe
F3459
Burnham, Clara L.
Heart's Haven
F3642
Cable, George W.
The Flower of the Chapdelaines
F3448
Lovers of Louisiana
F3602
Canfield, Dorothy Home Fires in France
F3594
Castle, Agnes & Egerton
The Pride of Jennico
F3366
The Lure of Life
F3384
Minniglen
F3561
Coleman, Frederic
From Mins to Ypres with Gen. French
4000C
Connolly, James B.
The U. Boat Hunters
4000C1
Cooper, Elizabeth
Drusilla with a Million
F3393
Cooke, Marjorie B.
The Threshold
F3451
Collins, Francis A.
The Wireless Man
F3439
Corelli, Marie
The Master Christian
F3527
Chapman, Allen
Ralph on the Army Train F3678
54
TOWN REPORT.
Crawford, F. Marion
The Little City of Hope F3332
Cullum, Ridgewell
F3323
The Trail of the Axe Daviess, Maria T. Sue Jane F3638
Dawson, Coningsby
Carry On
4000D.
Out to Win
4000D1
Day, Holman
Where Your Treasure Is
F3560
Dell, Ethel M.
The Safety Curtain
F3350
Greatheart F3423
Douglas, Amanda
A Little Girl in Old Washington F3513
A Little Girl in Old Philadelphia F3514
A Little Girl in Old Boston F3515
Driscoll, Lieut. James R.
The Brighton Boys with the Submarine Fleet F3620
The Brighton Boys with the Battle Fleet F3621
The Brighton Boys in the Radio Service F3622
The Brighton Boys with the Flying Corps Durham, Robert Lee
The Call of the South F3326
Ellis, O. O. and Garey E, B.
The Plattsburg Manual
4000E&G
Empey, Guy
First Call 4000E1
Emerson, Alice B.
Ruth Fielding in the Saddle F3344
Ruth Fielding at College F3345
Ruth Fielding at the War Front
F3630
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TOWN REPORT.
Ruth Fielding in the Red Cross
F3631
Endicott, Ruth B.
Carolyn of the Corners
F3397
Farnol, Jeffery
Our Admirable Betty
F3592
Findlater, Mary
A Narrow Way
F3383
Fitzhugh, Percy K.
Along the Mohawk Trail
F3469
Tom Slade Boy Scout
F3589
Tom Slade at Temple Camp
F3617
Tom Slade on a Transport
F3618
Tom Slade with the Colors
F3619
Tom Slade on the River
F3673
Tom Slade with the Boys Over There
F3654
Tom Slade Motor Cycle Dispatch Rider
F3655
Forbes, Graham B.
The Boys of Columbia High in Winter Sports
F3341
Frey, Hildegarde G.
The Camp Fire Girls Larks and Pranks
F3343
The Camp Fire Girls at Onoway House
F3550
The Camp Fire Girls Go Motoring F3551
The Camp Fire Girls on the Open Road Frothingham, Eugenia B.
F3676
The Turn of the Road
F3519
Gale, Jona
A Daughter of the Morning
F3367
Garis, Howard R.
From Office Boy to Reporter
F3458
Larry Dexter's Great Search
F3504
Garland, Hamlin
The Captain of the Grey Horse Troop F3324
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TOWN REPORT.
Gibbs, George
The Golden Bough F3585
Gibbs, Philip
The Battles of the Somme 4000G.2
Gleason, Arthur With the First War Ambulance in Bel- gium 1000G.1
Gray, Joslyn
Kathleen's Probation
F3443
Gray, Louisa M.
Ada and Gerty
F3648
Grey, Jane The U. P. Trail
F3338
Green, Anna K.
The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow
F3334
Grayson, David
Great Possessions
F3370
Adventures in Friendship
F3379
Adventures in Contentment
F3435
The Friendly Road
F3434
Gregory, Jackson
The Joyous Troublemaker
F3452
Wolf Breed F3610
Griffis, William E.
Pathfinders of the Revolution
F3476
Griffith, Helen S.
Letty's Springtime
F3430
Letty's New Home
F3431
Grinnell, George B.
The Wolf Hunters
F3473
Guiches, Gustave
Soldiers Both F3570
Hall, James N.
High Adventure
4000H6
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Hall, Charles E.
Some Honeymoon F3444
Hancock, Irving
The High School Boys Fishing Trip F3340
The High School Boys Training Hike F3342
Hancock, H. Irving
The Invasion of the United States F3376
At the Defense of Pittsburg F3387
Making the Last Stand for Old Glory F3388
Hankey, Donald
A Student in Arms 4000H.5
Hay, Marley F.
Secrets of the Submarine
699H
Hayes; Clair W.
The Boy Allies under the Stars and Stripes F3667
The Boy Allies with the Submarine U. 32 F3668
Henry, O. The Four Million F3347
The Voice of the City
F3363
Heusser, Albert W.
The Land of the Prophets
915.69H
Hichens, Robert
In the Wilderness F3351
Hildreth, J. H.
The Queen's Heart
F3647
Hill, Grace B.
The Corner House Girls F3474
The Corner House Girls Growing Up
F3624
Holmes, R. Derby
A Yankee in the Trenches
4000H.3
Hope, Anthony
The King's Mirror
3520F
Father Stafford
F3524
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Hope, Laura Lee
The Bobbsey Twins on the Deep Blue Sea F3657
The Outdoor Girls in Army Service F3658
Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue F3662
Hough, Emerson The Broken Gate F3413
Huard, Frances W.
My Home in the Field of Mercy
4000H.4
Hughes, Rupert The Thirteenth Commandment F3385
Hutten, Bettina Von
The Bag of Saffron
F3436
Henderson, Ernest F.
Blucher, and the Uprising of Prussia
Against Napoleon 943.06H.
Homans, James E.
Cyclopaedia of American Biography
920.07H.
Ingelow, Jean
Mopsa, the Fairy F3653
Ingersoll, Will E.
The Road that led Home
F3484
Jepson, Edgar
Ann Annington F3449
Johnson, Rossiter
The End of a Rainbow F3518
Johnson, Owen
Virtuous Wives
F3611
Johnston, Annie F.
Georgina's Service Stars
F3586
Klein, Charles
John Marsh's Millions F3346
Kelly, Ethel M.
Turn About Eleanor F3348
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Kerr, Sophie The Golden Block
F3396
Kelland, Clarence B.
Mark Tidd
F3576
Mark Tidd in the Backwoods
F3577
Mark Tidd in Business
F3578
Kay, Ross
The Go Ahead Boys on Smuggler's Island F3427
The Go Ahead Boys in the Island Camp
F3428
The Go Ahead Boys and the Treasure Cave
F3547
The Go Ahead Boys and the Racing Motor Boat F3548
Kruhm, Adolph
Home Vegetable Gardening from A to Z 630-8K
Lee, Jennette
The Green Jacket
F3330
LeGallienne
The Quest of the Golden Girl
F3523
Lincoln, Natalie S.
The Three Strings
F3681
Lincoln, Joseph
Shavings F3640
Lincoln, Natalie S.
The Moving Finger
F3414
Little, Frances
The Lady and Sada San
F3337
Locke, Wm. J.
The Rough Road
F3563
London, Jack
Adventure
F3521
The Red One
F3641
Lovell, Ingraham
Margarita's Soul
F3
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Lutz, Grace L. H.
The Enchanted Barn
F3424
Luther, Mark Lee The Hope Chest F3395
MacDonnell, Sarah W. Why Theodora ! F3328
MacGrath, Harold
The Adventures of Kathlyn
F3562
The Girl in His House F3593
Malot, Hector
Nobody's Boy F3381
Marlowe, Amy B.
The Girls of Rivercliffe School
F3587
Marryatt, Capt.
Mr. Midshipman Easy F3402
Marshall, Archibald
The Graftons F3483
MacNaughtan, S. The Andersons
F3526
Mason, A. E. W.
The Four Feathers
F3510
The Truants
F3511
McCall, Sidney
Sunshine Beggars
F3400
McConnell, James
Flying for France
4000M.
McKenna, Stephen
Sonia F3555
Mccutcheon, George B.
Green Fancy
F3337
What's His Name F3566
McNeil, Everett
The Boy Forty Miners 325.2N
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Merrick, Leonard
This Stage of Fools
F3322
Merwin, Samuel
Temperamental Henry
F3349
Miller, Alice Duer
The Blue Arch
F3327
The Happiest Time of Their Lives
F3445
Come Out of the Kitchen
F3590
Mitchell, J. A. Drowsy F3467
Mitchell, S. Weir, M. D.
Hugh Wynne F3584
Molesworth, Mrs.
Sweet Content
F3616
Moinson, Gertrude
The Girls of Central High at Basket Ball F3544
The Girls of Central High on Lake Luna F3545
The Girls of Central High on Track and Field F3588
The Girls of Central High on the Stage
F3632
Munn, Charles C.
The Heart of Uncle Terry
F3369
Murray, Wm. D.
Handbook for Boy Scouts
910-1M&P
Musson, Bennet Turn to the Right
F3416
National Magazine
Heart Throbs
040N.M.
Nicholson, Meredith
A Reversible Santa Claus
F3352
Norris, Kathleen
Josselyn's Wife F3604
O'Brien, Edward
Best Short Stories of 1917
F3457
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Olmstead, Florence On Furlough Oppenheim, E. Phillips The Pawn's Count The Zeppelin's Passenger Paine, Ralph D. The Fighting Fleets
F3609
F3417
F3608
4000P1
Pansy
Chrissy's Endeavor
F3503
Spun from Fact
F3505
Patchin, Frank G.
Battleship Boys at Sea
F3500
Battleship Boys in the Tropics
F3669
Battleship Boys First Step Upward
F3670
Battleship Boys with the Adriatic Chasers Battleship Boys on Sky Patrol Payson, Lieut. Howard
F3672
Boy Scouts for Uncle Sam
F3355
Boy Scouts on the Range
F3356
Boy Scouts at the Panama Canal
F3357
Boy Scouts under fire in Mexico
F3558
Boy Scouts with the Allies in France
F3359
Boy Scouts Badge of Courage
F3360
Peat, Harold R.
Private Peat 4000P
Peattie, Elia W.
Lotta Embury's Career
F3409
The Newcomers
F3410
Penrose, Margaret
Dorothy Dale a Girl of Today
F3488
Dorothy Dale at Glenwood School
F3489
Dorothy Dale and her Chums
F3490
Perry, Stella G. S. Girl's Nest F3643
F3671
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Peterson, Maud H.
The Sanctuary
F3364
Porter, Eleanor H.
Oh! Money ! Money !
F3394
Cross Currents
F3492
The Turn of the Tide
F3646
Porter, Gene Stratton
A Daughter of the Land
F3563
Poole, Ernest
His Second Wife
F3392
The Harbor
F3535
Pratt, Mara L.
Stories of Colonial Children
973-2P1
Prouty, Olive H.
The Star in the Window
F3599
Pryce, Richard
The Statue in the Wood
F3466
Elementary Jane
F3554
Ragsdale, Lula
Miss Dulcie from Dixie
F3336
Raine, Wm. McLeod
The Sheriff's Son
F3450
Wyoming
F3556
Crooked Trails and Straight
F3557
Raymond, Alfred
Harry Harding's Year of Promise
F3536
Harry Harding, Messenger 45
F3537
Reynolds, Mrs. Bailey
The Notorious Miss Lisle
F3362
The Lonely Stronghold
F3491
Rhodes, Nina
Ruth Campbell's Experiment
F3331
Rice, Alice Hegan
Miss Mink's Soldier
F3605
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Richards, Laura E.
Margarel Montfort
F3512
A Daughter of Jehu
F3603
Narcissa F3651
Marie
F3652
Rickard, Mrs. Victor
The Light above the Cross Roads
F3568
Rinehart, Mary Roberts
The Amazing Interlude
F3447
Rives, Hallie Ermime
The Valiants of Virginia
F3456
The Long Lane's Turning
F3634
Roche, Arthur Somers
Ransom
F3433
Roe, Honor
By the Brown Bog
F3325
Rogers, Julia E.
Trees Worth Knowing
582R
Roy, Lillian E.
Five Little Starrs
F3428
Five Little Starrs on a Canal Boat
F3573
Five Little Starrs on a Ranch
F3574
Five Little Starrs on a Motor Tour
F3575
Ruck, Berta
The Wooing of Rosamonde Fayre
F3391
The Three of Hearts F3398.
The Years for Rachel
F3600
Sawyer, Ruth
Doctor Danny F3684
Sidgwick, Mrs. Alfred The Devil's Cradle
F3571
Scott, Le Roy
Mary Regan F3464
65
TOWN REPORT.
Service, Robert W.
Rhymes of a Red Cross Man
4000S
Shields, Gertrude Caste Three F3486
Sinclair, Bertrand
North of Fifty Three F3454
Snaith, J. C.
William Jordan, Jr. F3534
Spearman, Frank H.
Whispering Smith F3583
Sonnichsen, Albert
Ten Months a Captive among Filipinos
920S1
Stackpoole, H. de Vere
Molly Beamish
F3533
Stokes, Katherine
The Motor Maids School Days
F3353
The Motor Maids by Palm and Pine F3371
The Motor Maids Across the Continent
F3372
The Motor Maids by Rose, Shamrock and Thistle F3373
The Motor Maids in Fair Japan
F3374
The Motor Maids at Sunrise Camp
F3375
Stratemeyer, Edward
Dave Porter at Star Ranch
F3407
Dave Porter and the Runaways F3429
Dave Porter at Oak Hall
F3478
Dave Porter in the Far North
F3479
Dave Porter on Cave Island
F3480
Dave Porter in the Gold Fields
F3481
Strahan, Kay C.
Something that begins with T
F3569
Sturgis, Mrs. R. Clipston Random Reflections of a Grandmother 920S2
66
TOWN REPORT.
Tilden, Freeman
Khaki F3553
Thompson, Maravene
Persuasive Peggy F3612
Tompkins, Juliet W.
A Girl named Mary
F3601
Tracy, Louis
Diana of the Moorlands
F3679
Train, Arthur
The Earthquake
F3572
Trent, Martha
Lucia Rudini, Somewhere in Italy F3625
Alice Blythe, Somewhere in England F3626
Valerie Duval, Somewhere in France F3627
Marieken de Bruin, Somewhere in Belgium F3628
Helen Carey, Somewhere in America F3677
Turczynowicz, Laura de
When the Prussians came to Poland
4000T
Vance, Louis J.
The False Faces
F3415
The Bandbox F3508
Vandercook, Margaret
The Camp Fire Girls in the Outside World F3482
The Red Cross Girls in the British Trenches F3542
The Red Cross Girls on the French Firing Line
F3543
The Red Cross Girls with the Russian Army F3645
Varila, Osborne de
The First Shot for Liberty
4000 de V.
Vorse, Mary Heaton The Prestons F3664
67
TOWN REPORT.
Waller, Mary E.
Out of the Silences
F3680
Ward, Mrs. Humphrey Elizabeth's Campaign Warde, Margaret
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