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2 40
C. R. Decatur, moving furnace, etc.
8 00
Westford Water Co., water rates
183 84
Parkhurst Press, printing
8 35
Talbot Dyewood & Chemical Co., as per bill
5 81
J. L. Barney, cleaning clock
5 00
Mrs. E. Baker, laundering towels
13 48
Edmund Baker, oiling and varnishing
27 00
W. Sutherland, stock and labor 84 29
Wright & Fletcher, supplies 38 55
$1,647 33
Appropriation, $700.
TEXT-BOOKS AND SUPPLIES FURNISHED SCHOOLS.
E. E. Babb & Co. $475 98
Oliver Ditson Co. 7 86
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins 47 03
Milton Bradley Co. 46 00
J. L. Hammett Co.
58 06
C. C. Birchard & Co. 2 95
A. N. Palmer Co. 37 62
$675 50
Appropriation, $500.00.
PUBLIC BURIAL GROUNDS.
By orders (See Commissioners' Report) $150 00
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
By orders (See Board of Health Report) $ 48 70
J. V. FLETCHER LIBRARY.
By orders (See Library Report) $1,131 20
DELIVERING LIBRARY BOOKS.
W. H. Burbeck, delivering and collecting books $ 50 00
W. E. Symmes, delivering and collecting books 25 00
$ 75 00
STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
Courier-Citizen Co., town reports, tax bills, stamped envelopes, warrants, etc.
$375 50
A. W. Brownell, printing.
9 00
P. B. Murphy, license blanks 2 75
Hobbs & Warren Co., blanks
4 55
Parkhurst Press, printing notices
3 00
S. H. Fletcher, stamped envelopes
37 48
Huntley S. Turner, card folders and poll tax list
16 25
Butterfield Printing Co., printing
27 75
Wright & Potter Printing Co., school blanks
50
G. C. Prince & Son, moth notices
8 50
$485 28
INSURANCE.
S. H. Fletcher, Agent. $309 62
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MEMORIAL DAY.
By order Veteran Association.
$150 00
Appropriation, $150.00.
TOWN HOUSE.
John Feeney, Janitor $200 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone 23 63
W. Sutherland, screens, stock and labor 20 25
Westford Water Co., water rate 32 00
Gilbert & Barker, gasolene and labor on gas machine . 89 94
Thomas H. Murphy, stock and labor
21 56
Wright & Fletcher, coal, etc.
70 14
Oscar R. Spalding, wood 7 50
James Stanley, repairing clock 2 00
$467 02
INCOME FROM TOWN HOUSE.
Rent of building
$182 50
STATE AID.
To Soldiers and Sailors and families of same, as authorized by Chapter 79, Revised Laws, as amended by Acts of 1904, Chapter 381.
From January 1, 1911 to January 1, 1912 $456 00
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SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
As authorized by Chapter 79, Revised Laws, as amended by Acts of 1904, Chapter 381.
William Hunter, February 1, 1911 to February 1, 1912 $ 48 00
James A. Graham, February 1, 1911 to February 1, 1912 96 00
Reuben Sailes, January 1, 1912 to February 1, 1912 . 10 00
$154 00
MILITARY AID.
James H. Hall, February 1, 1911 to February 1, 1912. $216 00
BURIAL DECEASED SOLDIERS.
George T. Day, Agent $ 2 00
George T. Day, preparing papers for Joseph Morin. 2 00
George E. Gould, burial of Joseph Morin 35 00
David L. Greig, burial of Mary J. Ingerlson 35 00
$ 74 00
GUIDE POSTS AND GUIDE BOARDS.
J. E. Knight, making twelve guide boards. $ 12 00
P. Henry Harrington, making guide boards 6 00
E. H. Dane, repainting boards 1 00
J. Wall, painting and lettering guide boards 30 25
$ 49 25
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
By orders (See Engineer's Report) $526 49
FIRE EQUIPMENTS.
Badger Fire Extinguisher Co., extinguishers $140 40
Appropriation, $140.00.
FOREST FIRES.
Robert Prescott and others. $ 80 44
Oscar R. Spalding and others
52 25
W. A. Whidden and others 90 20
H. E. Fletcher Co. and others
4 00
J. A. Healy and others
326 96
E. M. Abbot
88
A. J. Abbot
2 38
H. L. Nesmith and others
20 25
W. C. Edwards and others 10 00
J. Edwards Hose Co. 9 50
C. M. Griffin and others
14 15
$611 01
HYDRANTS.
Westford Water Co. $1,786 67
STREET LIGHTING.
Lowell Electric Light Corp. $442 95
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GENERAL EXPENSES.
S. H. Fletcher, postage on Town Reports $ 25 00
J. A. Healy, stone covering, pipe, cement etc. 105 52
John Feeney, dinner for election officers, etc. 9 25
G. E. Gould, moving piano and seats to playground 8 50
N. E. Decorating Co., rental of flag and bunting 2 00
C. L. Hildreth, taking photographs of roads 5 00
F. R. Blodgett, appraising property at Town Farm. 3 00
Carter Ink Co., ink. 1 25
W. Sutherland, stock, and labor 3 22
George O'Brien, blacksmithing
1 60
Oscar R. Spalding, lumber and posts
45 81
Whitney Playground, dedication of playground 85 27
G. Burke, as per bill 3 50
Wright & Fletcher, one horse lawn mower 105 00
Wright & Fletcher, supplies 75 75
Charles F. Gettemy, certification Town notes 6 00
H. A. Racicot, painting hearse 40 15
Joseph Carpentier, blacksmithing 14 63
F. E. Miller, blackmithing 5 95
Dr. W. H. Sherman, return of forty-two births 10 50
J. W. Fletcher, express, freight and teaming 8.98
$565 88
UNDERTAKER.
David L. Greig, attending thirty-three funerals $ 66 00
David L. Greig, making sixteen returns and permits . 4 00
$ 70 00
ROAD DEPARTMENT
F. E. Miller was appointed Superintendent of Roads at a salary of fifty-five dollars a month for continuous work from April 1, 1911 to December 1, 1911 and two dollars and a half for broken
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time. Teams have been hired for four dollars and a quarter per day. Laborers have been paid one dollar and seventy-five cents per day. Gravel has been purchased at rate of five cents per load. Following are items of expense.
F. E. Miller, Superintendent $ 385 00
F. E. Miller, labor 47 26
F. E. Miller, teams 1,351 77
Fred Shorey, teams 146 78
David Sherman, teams 27 62
Mathew F. Downs, teams
25 50
Standard Oil Co., oiling streets
137 70
James Rafsson, labor
286 04
Henry Read, labor
222 35
Frank Cornell, labor
181 93
Thomas Ledwith, labor
132 70
Charles Crawford, labor
115 71
H. Whitney, labor
55 04
Mathew Coté, labor
54 23
Herbert Spittle, labor
53 67
Dennis Gagnon, labor
48 98
Henry Coté, labor
45 48
Walter Mooney, labor
36 46
N. Phillips, labor
36 17
Edward Cornell, labor
33 00
Anthony Healey, labor
31 70
Charles Gagnon, labor
28 87
J. B. Sullivan, labor
28 00
Nathan Coté, labor 27 12
23 62
Bradley V. Wright, labor
21 00
George Leland, labor
20 12
M. Carr, labor.
18 96
Charles Pope, labor
15 75
J. A. Healy, labor
12 78
Amount carried forward
$3,651 31
A. Seymour, labor
49
Amount brought forward $3,651 31
John Boyd, labor 12 25
Mathew Elliott, labor 7 78
H. LeDuc, labor 7 00
George Gower, labor 6 03
E. Read, labor. 5 25
W. C. Edwards, labor
4 85
John Brown, labor
3 50
James Crawford, labor
2 62
F. Sullivan, labor 2 50
R. D. Prescott, labor
1 90
B. Comey, labor
1 75
I. B. Ward, labor
69
$3,707 43
GRAVEL. -
Mrs. Mary Crossland
$ 55
H. LeDuc
1 00
Charles Walker
3 45
John McMaster
6 15
Hammet Wright
8 55
O. A. Foster
9 85
Fred Snow
10 10
George Jackson
27 85
John Healey
6 55
William Decatur
6 50
$ 80 55
Expended on roads, $3,787.98.
Appropriation, $3,600.00.
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BREAKING ROADS.
J. A. Healy
$ 5 25
George Burke
4 00
F. E. Miller
79 00
$ 88 25
Total number of orders, 340.
Total amount of orders, $21,812.83.
OSCAR R. SPALDING, ANDREW JOHNSON, SHERMAN H. FLETCHER.
LIST OF JURORS PREPARED BY THE SELECTMEN OF WESTFORD.
NAME.
OCCUPATION.
Edson J. Blaisdell,
Farmer.
Charles A. Blodgett,
Farmer.
Franklin Edwards,
Carpenter.
Hugh A. Ferguson,
Carpenter.
John M. Fletcher,
Retired.
Elbert H. Flagg,
Farmer.
Henry A. Fletcher,
Retired Contractor.
Teamster.
Frank Haley, George H. Hartford,
Farmer.
John A. Healy, Frank C. Hildreth,
Contractor.
William E. Hosmer,
Section Hand.
William O. McDonald,
Farmer.
Stone Cutter.
Peter J. McGlinchey, Finnemore Morton,
Farmer.
Section Hand.
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Henry J. Murphy,
Farmer.
Alvin O. Nelson,
Overseer.
Houghton G. Osgood,
Farmer.
Alfred T. W. Prinn,
Machinist.
William F. Seifer,
Farmer.
Mervin F. Steele,
Laborer.
Thomas O. Sullivan,
Farmer.
Thomas E. Symmes,
Farmer.
Isaac D. Ward,
Farmer.
Emory J. Whitney,
Retired.
Bradley V. Wright,
Farmer.
William E. Wright,
Teamster.
Willey M. Wright,
Laborer.
William W. Wyman,
Carpenter.
OSCAR R. SPALDING, ANDREW JOHNSON, SHERMAN H. FLETCHER,
Selectmen of Westford.
Westford, Mass., February 3, 1912.
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Board of Health.
The Board of Health respectfully submits the following report for the year ending February, 1912.
We are pleased to report that the Town has seen no epidemic of measles, such as characterized the previous years. There has been a decided improvement in the healthful and sanitary con- dition of the Town in the past year.
CONTAGIOUS AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES FOR THE YEAR.
Number. Deaths.
Diphtheria
2
Measles.
5
Tuberculosis
2
Infantile Paralysis
1
EXPENSE.
Andrew Johnson for services as chairman
$25 00
Albert A. Hildreth, agent 14 50
Dr. W. H. Sherman, inspecting immigrants 9 20
$48 70
OSCAR R. SPALDING, ANDREW JOHNSON, SHERMAN H. FLETCHER,
Board of Health.
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Library Report.
The Trustees of the J. V. Fletcher Public Library respectfully submit the following report for the year ending February 1, 1912.
The general work of the Library has been carried on much as usual during the past year. We are pleased to note an increase in the circulation over that of last year, thus showing a growing appreciation of the Library by our townspeople.
Among the books added during the year, the most note- worthy is the last revised edition of the Century Dictionary. This, consisting of twelve volumes of convenient size for handling, has been placed in the reading room in a separate bookcase made for the purpose by the Century Company.
Mr. Edward M. Raymond, whose active interest in our Library continues from year to year, has made several valuable gifts to the Library during the past year. Among these are a number of ornamental and interesting vases of Japanese and Chinese workmanship, as well as others of English and German manufacture. These vases add much in the way of decoration to the reading and conversation rooms.
The Trustees ask for the following appropriations, viz:
1. The unexpended balances as shown by the financial statement.
2. The sum of one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars to meet current expenses.
3. The receipts from the dog licenses in 1912.
JULIAN A. CAMERON, DEXTER E. COGGESHALL, CHARLES O. PRESCOTT, Secretary
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand Feb. 1, 1911
$162 68
Appropriation 800 00
$962 68
EXPENDITURES.
Mary P. Bunce, Librarian, Feb. 1, 1911 to Feb. 1, 1912.
$400 00
Ai Bicknell, Janitor, Feb. 1, 1911 to Feb. 1, 1912 150 00
Wright & Fletcher, coal.
144 85
Gilbert & Barker Mfg. Co., gasolene
33 07
Westford Water Co., water rates
28 00
Cleaning
69 13
Telephone
8 18
Bookcase
10 00
William Sutherland, repairs
5 85
E. W. Fletcher, express
16 76
W. H. H. Burbeck, carrying books
15 00
Wright & Fletcher, supplies
18 67
David Sherman, wood
5 00
Ai Bicknell, extra
3 90
Brownell-Mason Co., repairs
6 15
H. S. Turner, printing
8 00
Gaylord Bros., supplies
1 10
Express
75
Typewriting
1 14
Library Art Club
6 00
James Spinner, plants
6 05
C. B. Coburn Co., supplies
2 75
Dennison Mfg. Co., supplies.
1 25
$941 60
Balance on hand Feb. 1, 1912
21 08
$962 68
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BOOK ACCOUNT.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand Feb. 1, 1911
$ 7 56
Dog licenses . 331 20
Income from Laws Fund
82 00
Income from Stone Fund
40 00
Income from Fletcher Fund
61 20
$521 96
EXPENDITURES.
Old Corner Book Store, books
$268 06
Magazines
70 80
Binding.
64 19
National Ed. Assoc.
2 00
Houghton Mifflin Co., books
16 63
Young Folks' Ed. League
15 44
H. H. Wilson Co.
11 00
Directory
3 00
Century Dictionary
46 44
C. L. Himebaugh
2 50
$500 06
Balance on hand Feb. 1, 1912
21 90
$521 96
REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN.
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE J. V. FLETCHER LIBRARY :
The annual report of the Library for the year ending February 1, 1912 is herewith presented.
CIRCULATION.
Total circulation
14,136
Volumes loaned at the Library 10,450
Volumes sent to Graniteville 1,365
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Volumes sent to Forge Village 1,486
Volumes sent to Parkerville 835
Circulation in Children's Department 5,253
Volumes circulated through the schools 1,501
Periodicals loaned 709
CLASS PER CENT. OF CIRCULATION.
Fiction, 72.4; Literature, 8.7; Travel, 2.3; Useful Arts, 2.1; Sociology, 2.1; Philosophy, 2.1; Bound Periodicals, 1.9; History 1.9; Science, 1.8; Biography, 1.7; Fine Arts, 1.5; Miscellaneous, 1.3.
ACCESSIONS.
Volumes added by purchase 288
Volumes added by gift. 32
Volumes added by periodicals bound 36
Volumes received from the State 55
Volumes received from the U. S.
13
Total number of volumes added 424
Number of volumes discarded
10
Number of volumes in the Library 15,838
Pamphlets added 183
FINES COLLECTED.
Cash on hand from last year
$ 4 27
Fines received 16 58
$20 85
Paid for supplies
3 35
Balance .
$17 50
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EXHIBITS OF PICTURES FROM THE LIBRARY ART CLUB.
Medici Family; Walter Crane; Historic Dress; Madonnas; Historic Virginia; Wells Cathedral; Classic Art; Whistler's Works; Naples, 2 sets; Unger; Ireland; Rulers of Italy; Hiawatha.
List of subscriptions to periodicals for the reading room includes :
WEEKLIES.
Harper's Weekly Leslie's Weekly Littell's Living Age
Scientific American Westford Wardsman Youth's Companion
MONTHLIES.
Annals Atlantic Monthly Book Review Digest Bookman
Munsey New England Normal Instructor North American Review Outing
Century
Cosmopolitan
Popular Science Monthly
Delineator
Reader's Guide
Review of Reviews
Forum Harper's Monthly Library Journal McClure's
St. Nicholas
Scribner's Suburban Life
World's Work
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GIFTS FOR THE READING ROOM.
Christian Register Christian Science Journal
From Woman's Alliance Christian Science Society, Concord
Christian Science Monitor 66 Mrs. John C. Abbot
Christian Science Sentinel
Christian Science Society
Congregationalist
66 Leonard W. Wheeler
Good Housekeeping
66 Mrs. Leonard W. Wheeler
Illustrated London News
66 Mrs. John C. Abbot
Journal of Zoophily
Ladies' Home Journal
National Geographic Magazine
66 Mrs. E. G. Smead, Los Angeles, California
Our Dumb Animals
66 Publishers
Miss S. W. Loker
Records of the Past
Mrs. Emma Kebler
Rhodora
66 Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney
66 Julian A. Cameron
66 W. C. T. U. of Westford
NAMES OF DONORS, 1911.
Abbot, Mrs. John C., one pamphlet.
Association for International Conciliation, one volume.
Bailey, Rev. Benjamin H., four volumes, three pamphlets, magazines.
Bookwalter, J. W., New York, one volume.
Brockton Public Library, pamphlets.
Dane, Hiram, four volumes.
Day, Mrs. George T., one pamphlet, three volumes of magazines. Fisher, Edward, mounted fish hawk.
Fletcher, John M., one volume.
Fletcher, Sherman H., newspapers.
Friend, A, one volume.
Frost, Mrs. Helen K., two volumes.
66 Publishers
66 Mrs. Leonard W. Wheeler
Outlook
Scientific American Supplement Union Signal
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Groton Public Library, one pamphlet.
Harrison, George R., San Diego, Cal., one volume.
Lawrence, Miss Grace, historical articles.
New Eng. Genealogical Society, ten volumes.
Pritchard, Mrs. Laura L., one volume.
Railway News Bureau, one volume.
Raymond, Edward M., four illustrated volumes, forty-four Japanese folders and pamphlets, four historical pamphlets, a Japanese saddle and stirrups of gold, silver and black lacquer, five Chinese vases, a Japanese jar and vase, a French .
Delft jar, a German vase, and a Royal Worcester loving cup. Richardson, Edward A., Groton, one pamphlet.
Smead, Mrs. E. G., Los Angeles, one volume of a magazine.
Wallace, Rev. David, one volume.
LIST OF BOOKS ADDED, 1911-1912.
Abbott, Eleanor H. Molly make believe A126.2
Altsheler, Joseph A. Horsemen of the plains. j1016b
Anderson, Isabel. Great sea horse j823-A7
Arnold, Gertrude. W. Mother's list of books for children 028-A1
Ashburnham, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Ref.
Aspinwall, Alicia. Short stories for short people j823-A6
Association for International Conciliation. Bulle- tins, 1910 172-A Ref.
Athol, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Bacon, Edwin M .. The boy's Drake
jB-D762.1
Bailey, Carolyn S. Stories and rhymes j818-B2
Baldwin, James. Stories of the king
j398.2-B7
Banks, Nathaniel. P, Major General. Record of
dedication of the statue. B-B218
Barbour, Ralph H. Team mates j851d
Barclay, Florence L. Following the star B244.4
Barr, Amelia E. Sheila Vedder
B268.21
60
Barrie, James M. Peter and Wendy B275.12
Begbie, Harold. Twice born men 248-B
Bennett, E. Arnold. Buried alive
B470.6
Clayhanger
B470.4
Helen with the high hand
B470.2
Hilda Lessways
B470.5
How to live on 24 hours a day
824-B9
Mental efficiency
170-B4
Old wives' tale
B470.3
Bennett, R. A. Shogun's daughter
B472.2
Benson, Arthur C. Silent isle
824-B10
Ruskin, a study in personality
B-R956.1
Benson, Edward F. Margery
B4745.6
Biggle, Jacob. Biggle bee book
638-B
Blaisdell, Mary F. Tommy Tinker's book
j1048a Ref.
Bolton, Mass. Vital records to 1850
B743.2
Bowne, Borden P. Studies in Christianity
230-B
Briggs, Le Baron R. Girls and education
376-B1
Brookfield, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Ref.
Brown, Abbie F. Christmas angel
j913m
Brown, Edna A. Four Gordons
j1062
Brown, Frederic K. Through the mill
331-B2
Brown, William A. Morris Ketchum Jesup
B-J588
Browne, Edith A. Spain (Peeps at many lands). ..
j914.6-B4
Bryant, Lorinda M. What pictures to see in Europe in one summer. 750-B1
Buckrose, J. E. Down our street
B926.2
Bullivant, C. H. Home fun
793-B1
Burgess, Thornton W. Mother West Wind's children j823-B19
Old Mother West Wind. j823-B18
Burnett, Frances H. Secret garden B964.16
Burnham, Clara L. Clever Betsy B966.15
Burns, Elmer E. Story of great inventions j608-B3
Camp, Walter. Book of football 797-C
Bosher, Kate L. Mary Cary Miss Gibbie Gault
B743.3
61
Carleton, William. One way out 331.8-C
Catlin, George. Boy's Catlin. My life among the Indians j970.1-C1 C367.2
Catrevas, Christina. That freshman
Century Dictionary and Cylopedia, Revised and Enlarged, 12 vol. Ref. C438.2 973-C3
Chalmers, Stephen. Prince of romance.
Channing, Edward. Student's history of the U. S.
Channon, Frank E. American boy at Henley j1054 C492.2
Chater, M. Eternal Rose
Child, R. W. Jim Hands.
Chisholm, A. M. Boss of Wind River
C5365.2 C542.2
Clark, Ellery H. Reminiscences of an athlete
Clarke, E. C. Astronomy from a dipper
796-C1 523-C1 C638.4
Clifford, Mrs. Lucy L. Sir George's objection
Cody, Sherwin. Composition
Grammar
Word Study
420-C2
Dictionary of errors
420-C3
Story writing and journalism
420-C4
How and what to read.
420-C5 420-C6 420-C7
Helpful hints Coins of the Bible.
737-C j533.6-C C771.4
Cooke, Grace M. Power and the glory
Crook, Wm. H. Through five administrations. Reminiscences of Lincoln's bodyguard.
B-C948
Crothers, Samuel M. Among friends
814-C11
Curtis, Alice T. Anne Nelson. j1057
Cutting, Mary S. Unforeseen.
C991.4
Danvers, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Ref.
Davenport, Charles B. Heredity in relation to eugenics 613.9-D j1060
Davidson, Edith B. Bunnikins-Bunnies in camp
Daviess, Maria T. Road to Providence D256.3
Davis, Richard H. Man who could not lose D264.14
420-C 420-C1
Better Say
Collins, Francis A. Boy's book of model aeroplanes
62
Dean, Arthur D. Worker and the state 370-D4 j243d
Deland, Ellen D. Oakleigh
Deland, Margaret. Iron woman
D337.11
De la Pasture, Elizabeth. Master Christopher
D338.6
De Morgan, William. Likely story
D386.6
Dillon, Mary C. Miss Livingston's companion
D579.3
Doane, Rennie W. Insects and disease
614.4-D
Doane, W. C., ed. Book of Easter
808.8-D
Douglas, Amanda M. Honor Sherburne In the Sherburne Line
D733.24
Dunne, Finley P. Mr. Dooley says
817-D5
Eckstorm, Fannie H. David Libbey, Penobscot woodsman and river driver
B-L694
Eddy, Mary Baker. Poems
811-E2
Elliott, Emilia. Patricia. j1055
Ellis, Katharine R. Wide awake girls at college
j1032b
Erskine, Murray J. Wireless telephones.
654.6-E
Farmer, Fannie M. Boston cooking school cook- book 641-F
Food and cookery for the sick and convalescent Farnol, J. Broad highway
Money moon
641-F1 F2365.2 F2365.3 533-F 811-F9
Field, Eugene. Poems
Fisher, Herbert W. Making life worth while.
615-F1
Fiske, George W. Boy life and self-government
364-F
Fitch, George. At good old Siwash .
F545.2
Forbush, E. H. Useful birds and their protection .
598.2-F
Fraser, Mrs. Mary Crawford. Diplomatist's life in many lands B-F842 j1056
French, Allen. Junior cup
French, George, ed. New England. What it is, and what it is to be.
917.4-F1 F966.6
Fuller, Anna. Later Pratt portraits
Galsworthy, John. Justice, a tragedy
822-G
Gardiner, E. Norman. Greek athletic sports 913-G1
Gask, Lillian. Folk tales from many lands
j398.2-G2
Ferris, Richard. How it flies
D733.23
63
Gilson, Roy R. In the morning glow
G490.3
Gould, Elizabeth L. Felicia visits j939C
Grayson, D. Adventures in friendship G784.3
Green, Anna K. Initials only G795.17
Green, John B. Law for the American farmer 347-G
Grenfell, Wilfred T. A man's helpers
248-G
Down to the sea
Grey, Zane. Heritage of the desert
917.19-G1 G845.2
Grinnell, G. B, ed. Harper's camping and scouting
j796-G1
Grissom, Irene W. The Superintendent
G870.2
Haggard, H. Rider. Regeneration work of the Sal- vation Army 267-H
Hall, E. V. Basset, a village chronicle
H176.2
Hall, Eliza C. To love and to cherish
H175.4
Hall, Winfield S. From youth into manhood
612 -- H1
Harris, Joel C. Uncle Remus and the little boy
j823-H16
Harrison, Henry S. Queed
H320.2
Haverhill, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Ref.
Hewitt, Emma C. How to live on a small income .
640-H2
Hichens, Robert. Dweller on the threshold Garden of Allah
H626.2
Hopkins, Wm. J. Indian book
j970.1-H1 H816.5 j1059
Hoyt, Elizabeth, ed. Little folks in the country Hughes, Rupert. Miss 318
H894.2
Hutchinson, M. F. Captain Farrercourt's widow Hyde, Wm. D., ed. Young folks' library. Voca- tions. 10 vols.
174-H1
Jackson, Helen H. Cat stories
j1061
Jerome, Jerome K. Passing of the third floor back
J564.5
Johnson, Clifton. Highways and byways of the Great Lakes
917.7-J
Johnson, G. E. What to do at recess
790-J1
Johnston, Annie F. Mary Ware in Texas
j399g
Johnston, Mary. Long roll
J735.6
Kaler, James Otis. Calvert of Maryland Mary of Plymouth
j513a
j513b
Richard of Jamestown
j513c
H626.3
Hornung, Ernest W. Camera fiend
H977.2
1
64
Keller, Helen. World I live in 152-K
Kester, Vaughan. Prodigal judge
K425.2
Keyes, Angela M. When mother lets us play j793-K
Kingsley, Florence M. To the highest bidder K554.6
Lanciani, R. Roman Forum
913-L2
Laughlin, C. E. Everybody's lonesome L374.2
Lincoln, Jonathan T. City of the dinner pail
331-L3
Lincoln, Joseph C. Cap'n Warren's wards. L738.8
Keziah Coffin
L738.7
Lindsay, C. H. Forbes. John Smith, gentleman adventurer B-S651.2
Living without a boss 331-L4
Locke, Wm. J. Glory of Clementina
L815.4
Septimus
L815.3
London, Jack. South Sea tales
L847.5
Lowell Suburban Directory, 1911
Ref.
Lucas, Edward V. Mr. Ingleside
L933.2
Lyman, Edna. Story telling
372-L
McCook, Henry C. Ant communities
595-M1
MacGowan, Alice. Sword in the mountains M146.2
Maeterlinck, Maurice. Blue bird 842-M
Marden, Orison S. Be good to yourself
170-M6
Marks, Jeannette A. End of a song
M3465.3
Marshall, Archibald. Eldest son
M3665.3
Mason, Caroline Atwater. Spell of Italy
914.5-M1
Mass. Department G. A. R. Proceedings of en- campments, 1907-1910 369-G2
Mass. General Court. Acts and resolves, 1910-1911
Ref.
Mass. Supplement to the revised laws, 1902-1908 . Ref.
Masterman, Ernest W. G. Studies in Galilee
915.69-M
Methuen, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Ref.
Mitchell, John A. Pandora's box.
M682.4
Mitchell, Silas Weir. John Sherwood, iron master .
M683.14
Montgomery, Lucy M. Story Girl . M788.3
Moors, H. J. With Stevenson in Samoa
B-S848.3
Mott, S. M. and Chubb, P. Indoors and out, Reader j372.4-M1
65
Natick, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Ref.
National Education Asso. Addresses and proceed- ings, 1910-1911 370-E3
Noyes, M. I. and Ray, B. H. Little plays for little people j822-N
Osman, E. G. Cleaning and renovating at home
Packard, Winthrop. Florida trails.
667-0 917.59-P
Paine, Albert B. Hollow tree snowed in book
j823-P10
Paine, Harriet E. Old people
170-P3
Palmer, George H. Ideal teacher
371-P6
Pennell, Elizabeth R. Our house and the people in it
Pier, Arthur S. Crashaw brothers Jaster of St. Timothy's j950c
824-P1 j950b
Porter, Gene Stratton. The Harvester
P848.4
Porter, S. (O. Henry.) Whirligigs
P8475.2
Potter, T. Chalmers. Queenie, the autobiography of an Italian queen bee 595-P2
Priestman, Howard. Principles of worsted spinning Priestman, Mabel T. Handicrafts in the home
697-P2
Pyle, Howard. Pepper and salt
818-P5
Quirk, Leslie W. Freshman Dorn, pitcher
j1063
Randall, J. H. and Smith, J. G., eds. Unity of religions Reed, Myrtle. Master's violin Weaver of dreams
290-R1
R325.7
Reeves, Wm. P. New Zealand
919.3-R
Richards, Laura E. Up to Calvin's
R516.6
Richmond, Grace S. Red pepper burns Strawberry acres
R532.3
Robinson, John H. Poultry-craft
636-R1
Roe, A. S. Monuments, tablets and memorials in Mass. commemorating the War of the Rebellion
917.44-R
Rolt-Wheeler, Francis. Boy with the U. S. Foresters
j582-R
Rostand, Edmond. Chantecler, tr. by G. Hall
842-R
745-P
R325.8
R532.2
66
Ruhl, Arthur. The other Americans. (South America) 918-R 914-S5 j808.8-S9 780-S1 Ref. Ref.
Sampson, Jane F. Abroad with the Fletchers
Schauffler, Robert H. Memorial Day Musical amateur
Scituate, Mass. Vital records to 1850, 2 v
Sharon, Mass. Vital records to 1850
Sharts, Joseph W. The vintage
S5325.2
Short Josephine H. Chosen days in Scotland
914.1-S2
Shuman, E. L. How to judge a book
028-S1 S562.3
Shute, Henry A. Country lawyer Farming it
817-S4
Smith, E. Boyd. Farm Book.
j1058
Smith, F. Hopkinson. Kennedy Square
Smith, Goldwin. Reminiscences
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