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Chas. O. Shedd
Wesley B. Plummer
Roscoe G. Crowell
Oron Frost
Edward Bailey
George W. Wiggin
Chas. E. Chapman
Cyrus S. Stevens
George H. Gray
George B. Spaulding
Abner A. Shedd
Capt. Life Farmer
Capt. Dudley Marston
Timothy W. Gray
Henry Richardson
Thomas Morey (War of 1812)
George S. Preston Samuel H. Clark
Henry Stickney
In Soldiers' Lot
Angus MeDonald William Williams Henry A. C. Ross
Alfred W. Colburn John Pryor George Boyd, alias
Revolutionary War Jonathan Hunt Capt. John Trull
Spanish-American War Robert J. Meer, William Davis Taylor, Fred N. Charland
World War Lieut. Dexter E. Bailey Corp. Gerald L. T. Silk (Cenotaph)
In Old Cemetery at Center Lieut. Wm. Kittredge
Shawsheen Cemetery
Edward P. Hutchinson Capt. Peter Clark Capt. Joshua Baldwin Enoch B. Phelps Lieut. Amos Foster
Calvin Shedd Capt. Samuel I. Thompson: Ben Saunders Lieut. Peter Clark Lieut. Samuel Thompson
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON WELCOMING HOME THE TEWKSBURY WORLD WAR VETERANS
At the annual Town meeting held in 1919 the Town appropriated five hundred dollars to be used for a Memorial for Tewksbury World War Veterans and a committee of three, namely Howard W. Foster, Charles H. Battles and Eugene N. Patterson, appointed to carry out the wishes of the Town. The Committee elected Mr. Foster chair- man.
After considering a number of propositions your committee de- cided on a marble slab, and a contract was made with Mr. Frank Hadley of Lowell, to place a Memorial Tablet in the vestibule of the New Town Hall, which work has been completed.
At the Annual Town Meeting held in 1920 an additional sum of $1000.00 was appropriated and plans were made and carried through on Memorial Day, 1920, as follows: Public exercises in the New Town Hall in the afternoon under the direction of the committee. Presentation of Tablet to the Town by Howard W. Foster, chairman, and acceptance for the Town by the Chairman of Board of Se- lectmen, Irving F. French. The presentation of the Town testimo- nial, consisting of a gold filled watch fob with their names and date on one side, and the Town Seal on the other, to each World War Vet- eran by Lieut. Col. Perkins in behalf of the Town.
A banquet was given to the World War Veterans after the pub- lic exercises.
The committee placed the Grand Military Ball held in the even- ing in the hands of the World War Veterans who had full charge and directions of all details relating thereto. During the entire work the assistance and advice of the World War Veterans was given to the committee and to them and all who assisted in any manner we return our thanks. For complete detail of expenditures by your committee see Auditor's Report.
The records of the World War Veterans so far as completed, is hereto annexed. The committee has made strenuous efforts to make it complete. The Veterans are widely scattered and the delay is un- aviodable.
Respectfully submitted,
HOWARD W. FOSTER, CHARLES H. BATTLES, EUGENE N. PATTERSON,
Committee.
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WORLD WAR VETERANS
War Record
Adelbert Ames, Captain.
Mustered in September 28, 1917.
Discharged January 4, 1919.
Air service, science, research and division for demobilization, served in the United States.
Dexter Bailey, First Lieutenant.
Mustered in March 3, 1918.
Died Dec. 2, 1918, at Camp Bowie, Texas, 4th Division Sanitary Corps.
Thomas A. Bebbington, Private.
Mustered in Sept. 21, 1917. Discharged July 16, 1917.
Served in Co. B, 302, Machine Gun Battalion in France and Germany.
William H. Bennett, Sergeant. Mustered in Dec. 13, 1917. Discharged Aug. 18, 1919. Served in France and Germany.
Walter D. Coombs, Private.
Mustered in Dec. 1, 1917. Discharged Jan. 24, 1919. Served in 88th Balloon Company in United States, in Texas.
James David, Private. Mustered in Jan. 12, 1918. Discharged Nov. 21, 1918. 151st Depot Brigade, Camp Devens, Mass.
Harry C. Dawson, Private, served as chauffeur. Mustered in Sept. 21, 1917. Discharged April 24, 1917. Served in Q. M. C., 2d Company and Motor Transport Co., No. 747, Camp Devens, Mass.
Arthur Dickson. Living in Connecticut. Details of service missing.
Charles Randolph Fitzgerald, Private. Mustered in Sept. 8, 1917. Discharged April 24, 1919. Served in 102d Battalion Machine Gun 26th Division. Served in France.
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Damas Fortier. Record missing. Said to be located in Maine.
Jesse J. French, Private.
Mustered in July 1, 1918.
Discharged February 21, 1919.
Served in Ordinance Corps, 1st Company at Camp Raritan, N. J.
Walter P. Fuller, Private.
Mustered in June 24, 1918. Discharged Jan. 17, 1919.
Served in Co. B, 73d Infantry, 12th Division at Camp Devens, Mass.
Ernest C. Gale, Corporal.
Mustered in Aug. 3, 1918.
Discharged July 3, 1919.
Served in 546th Engineers attached to Second Division in France.
George A. Gale, Cook.
Mustered in August 3, 1918.
Discharged July 3, 1919.
Served in 546th Engineers attached to Second Division in France.
Walter D. Gibbons, Private.
Mustered in May 27, 1918. Discharged April 28, 1919. Served in Co. H, 308th Infantry, 77th Division in France.
Hector Jackson, Private.
Mustered in June 9, 1917. Discharged May 2, 1919.
Served in Co. B, 14th Engineers, Light Railway. France.
Served in
Dennis O'Connell.
Left State Infantry to join U. S. Army on April 25, 1918; was killed in action in France at Danvillires.
Emilio Rovelli.
Record of service missing; said to be located in Springfield, Mass.
Louis P. Drolet, Private.
Mustered in June 26, 1918.
Discharged March 8, 1919.
Served in 336th Field Artillery, 87th Division in France.
William C. Graham.
Record missing.
Frederick A. Leary, Machinist Mate, second class.
Mustered in June 4, 1917. Discharged May 13, 1919.
Served on U. S. S. St. Louis, conveying troops, etc., over seas to France.
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James E. Lynch, Machinist Mate, first class.
Mustered in Nov. 17, 1917.
Discharged March 3, 1919.
U. S. Naval Reserve, patrol service, New England coast.
Oscar Peterson.
Record missing.
John H. Kane, Private.
Mustered in Oct. 5, 1917. Discharged March 26, 1918.
3rd Battalion, 321st Company, 82d Division at Camp Gordon, Georgia.
George E. Kane, Lieut. Commander.
Entered May 16, 1917.
Relieved from active duty August 19, 1919.
Served on following U. S. S: San Jose, Lerson, West Mahomet,. Santa Paula, in U. S. transport service to France, to Siberia, across. Pacific Ocean.
Francis A. Kelley, Corporal.
Mustered in August 3, 1918. Discharged June 30, 1919.
Served in Motor Transport Co., No. 722, at Camp Morrison,; Virginia.
James L. Lacey.
Record missing.
Peter W. Lacey, Private.
Mustered in April 16, 1917. Discharged August 2, 1919. Served in Army Artillery School, 1st Detachment in France ..
Hugo Piccardi, Seaman, 2d class.
Mustered in Aug. 13, 1918. Discharged Dec. 31, 1918. Served in U. S. Naval Reserve at Hingham and Boston.
Ames Stevens, Ensign, U. S. N.
Mustered in April 29, 1917. Discharged Dec. 3, 1918. Served at Newport, R. I., and New London, Connecticut.
Fred Savage.
Served in U. S. Army in France and Germany. Went from State. Infirmary, Tewksbury; dates missing.
Herbert James, Private.
Mustered in July, 1918. Discharged June 21, 1919. Served in Ambulance Corps, No. 248, Medical and Surgical, Camp. Devens, Mass.
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"Joseph F. Langlois, Company barber.
Mustered in July 25, 1917. Discharged August 12, 1919. Co. C, 2d Division. Served in France nad Germany.
Edward Leary, Private.
Mustered in Sept. 21, 1917. Discharged Sept. 29, 1917. Co. B, 302d M. G. B., Camp Devens, Mass.
Eugene W. Manley.
Mustered in 1917. Discharged in 1919. 21 months' service.
Served in 28th Balloon Company in Maryland and Texas.
Thomas J. Manley, Wagoner.
Mustered in June 24, 1918. Discharged Jan. 17, 1919. Served in 73rd Supply Company, 12th Division at Camp Devens, Mass.
Emanuel Martin, Private.
Mustered in July 21, 1917. Discharged July 25, 1919.
Served in Co. I, 11th Infantry, 5th Division, in France.
Edward M. Martin, First Lieutenant.
Mustered in May 14, 1917. Discharged Aug. 1, 1919.
Served in France and Germany in 101st Field Artillery, 26th Di- vision and 7th Field Artillery of 1st Regular Division.
Thomas C. McCausland, Private.
Mustered in August 15, 1917. Discharged Dec. 24, 1917.
Served in Motor Transportation Corps in Massachusetts and Virginia.
William R. Millett, Private.
Mustered in Dec. 15. 1917. Discharged July 21, 1919.
Served in Signal Corps and Medical Corps, Camp Hospital, Unit 5, A. E. F. in France.
Edwin W. Osterman, Private.
Mustered in Sept. 21, 1917. Discharged March 13, 1919.
Served in M. G. Co. 302, Co. B, 2 M. and Motor Transport at Camp Devens, Mass.
Harold J. Patten, First Lieutenant.
Mustered in June 18, 1918. Discharged Jan. 21, 1919.
Served in 27th Battalion and 31st Battalion U. S. Guards in United States.
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Harry W. Patterson, Private. Mustered in February 26, 1918. Discharged August 4, 1919. Served in Co. C, 54th Engineers and 53d Engineers in France ..
Barry Putnam, Private.
Mustered in June 17, 1918. Discharged Feb. 5, 1919. Served in 88th section, 1st Production Division in Oregon.
John J. Powers, Private.
Mustered in Sept. 21, 1917. Discharged June 27, 1919. Camp Hospital No. 1, unattached. Served in France.
George Warren Caldwell, Sergeant.
Was in U. S. Army at beginning of war. Discharged March 1, 1920, after nine years' service in various; organizations in the Canal Zone, America, France and Germany.
Edward M. Rouff, Wagoner. Mustered in June 24, 1918. Discharged Jan. 17, 1919. Served in 73d Supply Company at Camp Devens, Mass .. .
John T. Ryan. Enlisted from State Infirmary.
Record missing.
Walter. H. Sawyer, Private. Mustered in Oct. 5, 1917. Discharged June 16, 1919. Served in 504th Engineers; 18 months in . France.
Samuel J. Scott, Private.
Mustered in March 29, 1918. Discharged March 25, 1919. Served in United States and in A. E. F. in France.
Dennis Shuris, Private. Mustered in July 24, 1918. Discharged Jan. 22, 1919. Served in Co. G, 74th Infantry, in United States.
John R. Smith, Jr. Record missing.
John A. Spaulding, Sergeant. Mustered in Oct. 5, 1917. Discharged May 2, 1919. Served in Co. E, 161st Infantry, A. E. F. in France.
Michael W. Stankwich, Musician. Mustered in Oct. 5, 1917. Discharged Feb. 1, 1919. Served in Headquarters Co., 151st Depot Brigade at Camp Dev- ens, Mass.
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William G. Stevenson, Sergeant. Mustered in March 30, 1917. Discharged May 12, 1919. Served in Co. H, 167th Infantry, 42d Division, A. E. F. in France and Germany.
Herbert E. Sunbury, Corporal.
Mustered in May 17, 1918. Discharged Feb. 7, 1919. Served in 209th Engineers Train. Served in Virginia, Georgia and Alabama.
Harry A. Sunbury, Seaman. Enlisted Aug. 25, 1918. Still in service on U. S. S. Mongoba.
Ernest D. Witcher, Private.
Record missing. Said to be in U. S. Regular Army.
Everett E. Fulton, Private. Died in U. S. service. Record incomplete.
David J. McCrackin, Private. Mustered in Dec. 12, 1917. Discharged July 21, 1919. Served in 830th Aero Squadron, A. E. F. in France.
James R. Ogston, Private.
Mustered in Sept. 6, 1918. Discharged Sept. 15, 1918. Served in 104th Co., 25th Battalion at Syracuse, N. Y.
Arthur Tenney, Engine man, U. S. N. Re-enlisted Aug. 12, 1918. Discharged April 14, 1919. Served on U. S. Torpedo Boat, D. Woolsey, off coast England, Ireland and France.
Fred M. Cameron, Sergeant. Mustered in Dec. 13, 1917. Discharged July 8, 1919. Served in Motor Transport Corps in A. E. F. in France.
Roger A. Toothaker, Quartermaster, U. S. N. Enlisted Oct. 10. 1917. Discharged Jan. 10, 1919. Served on U. S. S. Arizona, conveying troops to France.
Rev. Francis X. McGann, Chaplain. Entered service Feb., 1918. Left the service Dec. 31, 1920. Stationed at Hampton Roads, Va.
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Dr. Harry R. Coburn, Captain.
Mustered in Jan. 9, 1918. Discharged Aug. 15, 1919.
Served in Operating Train 42, Front Freuch Service, and Base Hospital No. 111 in A. E. F. in France.
Dr. George A. Pierce, Lieutenant.
Enlisted in Medical Corps, U. S. A., August 26, 1918. Discharged Feb. 1, 1919. Served in United States.
Dr. Charles L. Trickey, Lieutenant.
Enlisted in Medical Corps of United States Navy in April, 1918, and was discharged in June, 1919.
Dr. Williard L. Quennell, Lieutenant.
Enlisted at Fort Wadsworth, Spartansburg, S. C., Oct. 14, 1918, in U. S. Medical Corps.
Remainder of record missing.
Residence now at Detroit, Mich.
Miss Agnes J. Trull, Regular Army Nurse.
Entered U. S. Service Sept. 1, 1918; is still in the U. S. Service.
Served in Base Hospital, Camp Devens, Base Hospital, Camp
Logan, Houston, Texas, U. S. General Hospital, Prescott, Arizona, Letterman General Hospital, San Francisco, Cal., Veadevastak, Si- beria, with A. E. F. and Manila, Philippine Islands.
Now located at Letterman General Hospital, San Francisco, Cal.
Florence Edith Caldwell, Army Nurse.
Entered U. S. service February 16, 1918.
Served at Pongues Les Eaux, Nievre and Issondun. Indre, France; having charge of the operating room, returned to New York and was discharged March, 1919.
S. Etta Handley, R. N., at State Infirmary.
Entered U. S. service as a nurse and is still in U. S. service.
Sarah Holden, R. N., at State Infirmary.
Entered U. S. service as a nurse June 7, 1918, and is still in service.
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TABLE OF ESTIMATES
Street Lighting (Unexpended Balance, $515.09) $ 4,500.00
Incidentals
4,000.00
Highways (Unexpended Balance, $1,161.10)
8,500.00
Schools (Unexpended Balance, $400.73) .
29,578.86
Library (Dog Tax, Unexpended Balance, $7.78) .
500.00
Police (Unexpended Balance, $327.29)
800.00
Board of Health (Unexpended Balance, $235.18) . 700.00
700.00
Stationery and Printing (Unexpended Balance, $111.45) . . Salaries
1,750.00
Park Commission (Unexpended Balance, $51.30)
100.00
Tree Warden (Unexpended Balance, $2.32)
200.00
Poor (Unexpended Balance, $390.00)
3,500.00
Fire Department (Unexpended Balance, $628.90)
1,600.00
Town Hall
3,500.00
Assessors 1,500.00
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TOWN OF TEWKSBURY JURY LIST 1920.
ALBERT C. BLAISDELL. Real Estate-
EDWARD M. BAILEY Farmer
JOEL W. BALDWIN Station Agent
HUGH CAMERON. Farmer
CHARLES K. FRENCH Farmer
ARTHUR A. FOSTER Bookbinder
ARTHUR E. FOWLER
. Engineer
CLARENCE E. FOSTER Carpenter
CHAS. E. FARRINGTON Overseer
AUSTIN FRENCH Farmer
JESSE J. FRENCH
Farmer
FRED GARLAND .Farmer
BERNARD J. SMEDLEY GREENE . Head Nurse
FRANK A. HAINES Farmer
PERCY HAINES Farmer
GEORGE K. JAMES .. Crossing Tender
ANTHONY G. KELLEY. Chauffeur
WILLIAM H. LIVINGSTON.
Farmer
GEORGE E. MARSHALL. Farmer
JAMES C. MARSHALL. Farmer
WILLIAM McGOOGAN Paper Hanger
DANIEL A. McKILLOP Farm Hand
EDWIN W. OSTERMAN. Milk Dealer
EUGENE N. PATTERSON
Carpenter
WILLIAM A. ROBERTS
Salesman
HENRY C. SCARLETT
Farmer
WILLIAM SPEKE Printer
PAUL B. SMITH Farmer
HENRY SPAULDING. Librarian
AUGUSTUS M. SHEDD Teamster
DAVID J. WILLIAMS
Market Gardener-
IRVING F. FRENCH, JEREMIAH K. CHANDLER, WILLIAM H. KELLEY,
Selectmen of Tewksbury ..
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Trustees of the Public Library submit the following report for the year ending December 31, 1920:
The report of the Auditor will give in detail the expenditure in and for the Public Library.
The report of the Librarian will give a very clear account of the Library, its condition, the number of books in use, and the number of books stored; also the circulation of books during the year.
Besides supplying the Centre, the Library furnishes a box of books for those sections of town which desire it.
The Community Club of Shawsheen School has been added for a district box and the interest manifested there is very satisfactory to the Library officials.
The Trustees commend the efforts of the Town Hall Building Committee in providing quarters in Town Hall for Library purposes.
The improvement in the order of discipline noted in the last Annual Report has continued during the past year, especially so since the removal to the new Town Hall.
The Trustees commend the Librarian and her assistants for their earnest and courteous efforts during the past year. To the sub-libra- rians in all the districts the thanks of the Trustees is hereby ten- dered for their earnest efforts for their districts.
We request the Town to grant us for the Public Library an ap- propriation of $750, and the money arising from taxation of dogs.
Respectfully yours,
ALBERT C. BLAISDELL,
EDGAR SMITH,
GEORGE E. MARSHALL,
ARTHUR A. FOSTER,
KATE FOLSOM,
EDITH A. NORRIS,
Trustees. :
Estimates for 1921
Salaries of Librarians and Assistants. $300.00
Transportation of books ... 100.00
Repairing and Binding Books and incidentals. 100.00
For new Books and Dog Tax Money 250.00
$750.00
The cost of all books, magazines and supplies is 50 to 100 per cent. more than formerly paid.
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT
To the Board of Trustees of the Tewksbury Public Library :
The following report is respectfully submitted :
The circulation of books for the entire year shows a slight de- crease from last year, the reason being due to the fact that the libra- ry was closed during the summer months.
Notwithstanding this the circulation of books on Wednesdays is larger than last year.
The box formerly sent to the Oaklands district has been discon- tinued and one is now being sent to the Shawsheen School.
There is a marked increase in the circulation at the North West district.
The following magazines are now subscribed for by the library : Bookman, Century, Cosmopolitan, Country Life, Current Opinion, Delineator, Harper's Illustrated World, Ladies' Home Journal, Munsey's, Literary Digest, National Geographic, Pictorial Review, Review of Reviews, Scribner's, St. Nicholas, Woman's Home Com- panion and World's Work.
The circulation of magazines has been about the same during the time the library has been open.
The latter part of June all books were called in, in order that all books might be inspected and removed to our new quarters at the Town Hall.
The following report has been made up to September 1, 1920 :
Fiction on shelves 5,135
Non-fiction on shelves. 4,266
Fiction discarded, stored in barn at Town Hall .. 152
Non-fiction discarded, stored in barn at Town Hall. 16
Donations discarded, stored at Town Hall
250
Old Books sold, waste paper
100
To be rebound .. 38
Stored in basement closet at Town Hall.
547
10,504
This does not include books added between September 1, 1920, and January 1, 1921.
It was found advisable when the library re-opened, September 1st, to make all books added during the year 1920 7-day books. This was done in order to give a greater circulation of the newer books.
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Circulation of Books at the Library
WEDNESDAYS
Fiction
2,469
Sociology
15
History
29
Religion
5
Literature
24
Science
14
Travel
27 Poetry
13
Arts
30
Philosophy
13
Biography
13
Total
2,652
SATURDAYS
Fiction
7,701
Sociology
30
History
85
Religion
2
Literature
56
Science
32
Travel
63
Poetry
28
Arts
35
Philosophy
22
Biography
37
Total
8,091
Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10,743. Total circulation (Library and Districts) 11,839.
Circulation of Magazines
Bookman
17
Woman's Home Companion 48
Century
33
Literary Digest
47
Cosmopolitan
33
National Geographic
25
Country Life
29
Pictorial Review
22
Current Opinion
12
Review of Reviews. 21
Delineator
20
Scribner's
9
Harper's
33
St. Nicholas
38
Illustrated World
39
World's Work
24
Ladies' Home Journal.
54
Others
2
Munsey's
42
Total 548
Circulation of Books in Districts
SOUTH
Fiction
155 Sociology
1
History
Religion
Literature
Science
Travel
2 Poetry
Arts
1 Philosophy Total
159
NORTHWEST
Fiction
223 Sociology 2
History
1 Religion
Literature
Science
1
Travel
2 Poetry
Arts
Philosophy
Biography . .
.
5 Total 234
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Biography
SHAWSHEEN SCHOOL
1
Fiction
299
Sociology
6
History
1 Religion
Literature
2 Science
2
Travel
7 Poetry
1
Arts
6 Philosophy
1
Biography
3 Total
328
WAMESIT
Fiction
374 Sociology
History
Religion
Literature
Science
Travel
Poetry
Arts
Philosophy
Biography
1 Total
375
Total circulation in districts, 1,096.
BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY 1920
257
Abdullah, Achmet. The Man on Horseback. A3-50
Adams, Samuel Hopkins. Wanted-A Husband. A6-47
Austin, Mary. No. 26 Jayne Street .. A39-31
Bacheller, Irving. A Man For the Ages B2-19
Bacon, Frank. Lightnin'. B2-57
Bailey, Temple. The Trumpeter Swan. B2-88
Balmer, Edwin. Resurrection Rock.
B11-25
Barclay, Florence L. Returned Empty
B16-20
Barbour, Ralph Henry and H. P. Holt. The Mystery of the
Sea-Lark B16-22
Bartley, Nalbro. The Gorgeous Girl. B17-81
Bassett, Sara Ware. The Harbor Road. B21-22
Bassett, Sara Ware. The Wall Between.
B21-23
Benoit, Pierre. The Secret Spring.
B38-6
Bertrand, Adrien (The Late). The Call of the Soil.
B39-30
Birch, White. Apache Gold .. B47-28
Binn, Atwell. A Mating in the Wilds. B47-40
Black, Alexander. The Great Desire.
B49-3
Blaisdell, Mary Frances. Pretty Polly Flinders.
jB51-31
Blaisdell, Mary Frances and Etta Frances. Blue and His Friends jB51-33
Bojer, Johan. The Face of the World B55-51
Bower, B. M. Rim O'The World. B65-21
Bower, B. M. The Quirt.
B65-22
Bowman, Earl Wayland. The Ramblin' Kid. B65-30
Brand, Max. Trailin' B68-11
Bradley, Mary Hastings. The Fortieth Door. B73-20
Blanchard, Amy. Lucky Penny of Thistle Troop. B74-21
Buchan, John. Mr. Standfast B86-4
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Burgess, Thornton W. Bowser-The Hound. B90-23
Burroughs, Edgar Rice. Tarzan the Untamed. B95-37
Burroughs, Edgar Rice. Tarzan of the Apes B95-38
Burroughs, Edgar Rice. The Son of Tarzan. B95-39 Burroughs, Edgar Rice. Thurvia Maid of Mars B95-40
Burt, Katherine Newlin. Hidden Creek .. B96-26
Canfield, Flavia Camp. The Refugee Family C11-35
Carleton, S. The La Chance Mine Mystery. C13-25
Chipperfield, Robert Orr. Unseen Hands. C36-30
Clancy, Louise B. Christine of the Young Heart . C46
Clifford, Mrs. W. K. Miss Fingal. C55-10
Cohen, Octavus Rov. Gray Dusk. C65-1
Conrad, Joseph. The Rescue. . C72-2
Coolidge, Dane. Wunpost C79-21
Cory, David. Puss in Boots Jr. and Old Mother Goose. jC81-80
Cooper, Henry St. John. Sunny Ducrow C81-34
Cram. Mildred. Lotus Salad C93-40
Croy, Homer. Turkey Bowman. C105-31
Curwood, James Oliver. The River's End. . C115-4
Day, Holman. The Rider of the King Log D16-24
Day, Holman. All Wool Morrison ... D16-25
Davies, Maria Thompson. The Matrix. D17-56
Dawson Coningsby. The Little House. D21-51
Dawson. Coningsby. The Test of Scarlet. D21-52 . D23-30
Dejeans, Elizabeth. The Moreton Mystery
Dell. Ethel M. The Tidal Wave. D25-24
De Morgan, William. The Old Madhouse
D25-51
Dier, J. C. (compiled by) The Children's Book of ChristmasjD42-50 Dillon, Mary. The Farmer of Roaring Run. D43-16
Dodge, Louis. Whispers D49-32
Dorrance, Ethel and James. Glory Rides the Range. .D52-70
Drummond, Dale. A Woman Who Dared. D60-81
Dunn, J. Allon. Jim Morse, Gold Hunter. .D61-5
Durkin, Douglas. The Heart of Cherry McBain. D69-60
Elwell, Ambrose. At the Sign of the Red Swan. E21-2
England, George Allan. The Flying Legion. .E26
Ferber, Edna. Half Portions .. . F16-27
Fitzgerald, F. Scott. This Side of Paradise. .429
Footner, Hulbert. The Substitute Millionaire
F38-50
Footner, Hulbert. The Fur Bringers F38-51
Ford, Sewell. Torchy and Vee. F41-11
Foster, Maximilian. The Trap. F43-8
Fox, John Jr. Erskine Dale, Pioneer. F47-9
Gale, Zona. Miss Lula Bett. G2-34
Gates, Eleanor. Piggie G6-60
Gibbs. George. The Splendid Outcast. G13-1
G13-40
Gilbert, George. Midnight of the Ranges. G22-5
Goodwin, John. Without Mercy ..
Gray, Joselyn. The January Girl. G34-9
Grey, Zane. The Man of the Forest. G36-20
Gregory, Jackson. The Bells of San Juan G38-9
Gregory, Jackson. Lady Fingers G38-7
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Gruelle, Johnny. Little Sunny Stories. G46-45
Haggard, H. Rider. The Ancient Allan. H3-18 Harben, Will N. The Divine Event. H20-18
King, Basil. The Thread of Flame ... H27-57
Hay, James Jr. The Melwood Mystery H46-11
Hendryx, James B. The Gold Girl .. H55-50
H64-23
Hergesheimer, Joseph. Linda Condon.
Heyliger, William. Don Strong, American. H67-53
Hichens, Robert. Mrs. Marden. . H69-2
Hoffman, Mary C. Lindy Loyd, A Tale of the Mountains. H76-30
Holms, Thomas K. The Man from Tall Timber H85-30
Brainerd, Eleanor Hoyt. Our Little Old Lady H95-13
Bed Time Wonder Tales. By Johnson Clifton : The Fox and the Little Red Hen j.J23-60
Hop o' My Thumb. jJ23-61 The Brave Tin Soldier
.jJ23-62
The Babes in the Wood. jJ23-63
Golden Hair and the Three Bears j.J23-64
Johnston, Mary. Michael Forth.
J25-12
Johnston, Mary. Sweet Rocket.
J25-19
Kaley, James (James Otis) Toby Tyler or Ten Weeks With a Circus jK2-19
Kelland, Clarence B. Catty Atkins K6-2
Kerr, Sophie. Painted Meadows. K11-26
Knipe, Emilie Benson and Knipe, Alden Arthur A Cav-
alier Maid K29-27
Kyne, Peter B. The Green Pea Pirates K38-2
Kyne, Peter B. Kindred of the Dust. K38-3
La Verre, William J. Up the Mazarni for Diamonds. L17-5
Lee, Jennette. The Chinese Coat L18-22
Lefevre, Felicite. The Cock, The Mouse and the Little Red Hen. L21 Le Queux, William. The Doctor of Pimlico. L26-50
Leverage, The Shepherd of the Sea. L27-11
Lewis, Sinclair. Main Street. L28-34
Lincoln, Joseph C. The Portygee.
L35-47
Lincoln, Natalie Sumner. The Red Seal.
L35-52
Locke, William J. The House of Baltazar
. L37-4
London, Jack. Smoke Bellew
L37-21
Lombardi, Cynthia. A Cry of Youth. L39-20
Luehrmann, Adele. The Triple Mystery.
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