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c. teaching the names of the lines and spaces.
d. America and America the Beautiful.
e. first and second time motions
Grade Three:
a. rote songs and individual singing.
b. third time motion (
c. finding "do" from key signatures.
Grade Four:
a. "Community" songs.
b. Sight reading and song memorizing
c. easy chromatic progressions.
d. beginning two part music.
Grade Five:
a. Difficult chromatic progressions.
("Arithmetic of Music."
b. Common and Compound time.
c. Difficult two part singing.
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Grade Six:
a. fourth and fifth time motions
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b. Compound time.
c. song interpretation.
d. written work; ear training.
e. beginning three part music.
Grade Seven:
a. thorough review and application of all the principles of music.
b. modifications and combinations of all the forms of time motions.
c. Italian forms of expression, etc.
d. Biography of music.
e. Seventh time motion.
Grade Eight:
a. teaching the bass clef.
b. Major scale structure.
c. Minor keys and scales.
d. Four part singing.
e. Musical Form.
I have listed only the most important rules for each grade, but it will perhaps give a general idea of the work in music that is being carried on in the school.
Many new sets of music books have been put in the various schools of the town, books that have been needed for some time, and which now enable us to do much better work.
I should like to thank Mr. Carter and the School Committee for their splendid help and support to us; and also to the teachers, who with their co- operation and interest are steadily working toward the one end we have in view:
"Music for Every Child Every Child for Music."
Respectfully yours,
DAISY PRECIOUS.
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Report of School Physician
Dec. 31, 1925.
TO THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE:
Following is my report concerning the medical inspection of the schools of Westford for the year ending December 31, 1925.
I have made the usual thorough general examination of all the pupils attending the various schools of the town. In these examinations of said pupils I found a general improvement over my previous years in the health and conditions of the pupils.
I also examined various cases of infections and contagious disease among the school attendance either at the request of teachers, superinten- dent, nurse, or one of the committee and advised exclusion from school.
The follow up of the school nurse of the children at their homes and the co-operation of the parents with the nurse and the school physician has greatly benefited the general health of the pupils from year to year.
It is a pleasure to see the ready response to the parents after receiving the required notices of the child's affliction in at once helping to remedy such conditions; thus greatly benefiting not only their own child but the health and well being of the whole school.
Respectfully submitted,
DR. C. A. BLANEY, School Physician
Report of School Nurse
Dec. 30, 1925.
MR. CHARLES CARTER,
Superintendent of Schools.
Having been Nurse in the Westford Schools but two months my report will be short.
The month of November was spent in getting acquainted with the schools. Finding the Health Work well started.
It has been a great help to find the teachers in all the schools so willing to help by reporting all ill and absent children.
The children in all the schools have been examined by Dr. Blaney.
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In the physical examination there were about two-thirds of the chil- dren needing Dental treatment, which I hope the school Dentist will be able to care for as soon as possible.
REPORT FROM NOV. 8 TO DEC. 31
School visits, 41.
Absentees visited, 58.
Observation and Advisory, 4.
Children sent home for illness, 2.
Child Welfare visits, 4.
Children taken to eye and ear clinic, 3.
Children taken to Lowell General Hospital (T. and A.) 5.
Children taken to Dentist (Lowell), 3.
Children taken to Dentist (Dr. Raymond), 25.
To Massachusetts General Hospital, 3.
To Children's Hospital, 7.
To Dr. Blaney's Office, 3.
To Dr. Merrill's Office, 1.
To Dr. Caldwell's Office, 2.
Administered Ether, 1.
Children sent home with impetego, 9.
Respectfully submitted,
RUBY MCCARTHY, R. N.
Report of Dental Clinic
Dec. 31, 1925.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE, WESTFORD, MASS.
Gentlemen:
I respectfully submit my report for the year ending December 31, 1925,
The school dental clinic was inaugurated the month of March, 1925. through the efforts of Mr. Carter, Superintendent of Schools, and the School Committee and functioned throughout the school year a half-day a week.
The clinic is fundamentally to care for the teeth of the elementary school children who cannot readily obtain or have not the means to pay for such treatment.
The work covered includes cleanings, examinations, fillings, silver- nitrate prophylactic treatments, and extractions employing the use of a local anaesthetic.
This program is carried on in all the cities and towns of greater Boston with great success. The benefits derived are innumerable and all these clinics have now become an institution to their committees and are here to stay.
The work here has been going along very smoothly. The children and parents are co-operating and have been showing great enthusiasm over the work being done.
With some four hundred children desiring treatment and with about one
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hundred youngsters having had attention in all but two months of one whole school year, it can be readily realized to accomplish an appreciable amount of work to have its benefits felt in the actual classrooms it will be necessary and urgent to do twice the work requiring twice the time.
My suggestions would be to have two half sessions a week. I fully be- lieve that most of the children desiring treatment could then have consid- erable work done in the course of a two year period.
Hoping that this resume and recommendations are clear and will re- ceive serious consideration and hearty co-operation for a most worthy cause.
The following is a summary of the School Work:
Total days (1/2 sessions) 30
Total patients
184
Total cleanings
75
Total examinations
81
Total fillings
299
Total silver-nitrate treatments
322
Total extractions .
84
Total local injections
84
Total discharged
69
Total operations
945
Respectfully submitted,
ROY M. RAYMOND, D. M. D.
Registration of Minors
Ages as of April 1, 1925
Boys
Girls
Total
Persons 5 years of age or over and under 7.
80
68
148
Persons 7 years of age or over and under 14 .
234
258
492
Persons 14 years of age or over and under 16
68
70
138
382
396
778
MEMBERSHIP IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY GRADES AS OF APRIL 1, 1925 Elementary Schools
Special class
19
Grade 1
102
Grade 2
95
Grade 3
90
Grade 4
100
Grade 5
91
Grade 6
78
Grade 7
70
Grade 8
4.1
Total 686
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HIGH SCHOOL
First year 34
Second year
31
Third year
13
Fourth year
10
Special .
1
Postgraduate
Total 90
Total in Elementary and High Schools
776
Total in Elementary and High Schools last year 779
C. G. CARTER, Superintendent.
Honor List Pupils who were neither absent nor tardy during the school year 1924-25 SARGENT SCHOOL
Grade II-
Grade III-
Theodore Doucette
Nicholas Sudak
Nicholas Sedelnick (Tardy
once)
Morris N. Doucette
Stanny Woroby
Grade V-
Irene Dumont Alphonse Leukowicz
CAMERON SCHOOL
Grade I- Nellie Sechovich
Grade
IV-
Irving Whigham
Grade II-
Grade
V-
Hilda Bennett
Virginia Salaika (Tardy once)
Violet Bennett
Mary Czersky
Marjorie Whitley
Grade
III-
Blanch Sienkewicz Lee Byron George Britko Andrew Walkowicz
WILLIAM E. FROST SCHOOL
Grade VI-
Grade IV-
Richard Hildreth
Edwin Green
Harold Wright
Grade V-
Ethel Bell
Evelyn Foster
Grade VII-
Eleanor McCoy
Elizabeth Nesmith
Grade VIII- Marion Day
Grade III-
Chester Whitney
Grade IV-
Catherine McGlinchey
Pearl Smith
NABNASSETT SCHOOL
Grade V-
Runel Morin
Ralph Whitney
PARKERVILLE SCHOOL
Grade V --
Norman Nesmith
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
J. V. FLETCHER LIBRARY
OF THE
TOWN OF WESTFORD, MASS.
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1925
CHEF
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RARY,
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1895
Lowell, Mass. COURIER-CITIZEN COMPANY, PRINTERS 1926
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Library Report
January 1, 1926
The Trustees of the J. V. Fletcher Library respectfully submit their an- nual report for 1925, including the report of the Librarian and the list of books added in 1925.
The Trustees ask for the following appropriations, viz:
1. The sum of twenty-four hundred dollars ($2400.00) to meet the current expenses of the main library and its branches.
2. The receipts from the dog licenses in 1925.
JULIAN A. CAMERON, Chairman. WILLIAM C. ROUDENBUSH, ALICE M. HOWARD, Secretary.
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Report of Librarian
January 1, 1926
To the Trustees of the J. V. Fletcher Library:
The report of the Library for the year ending December 31, 1925, is herewith presented.
The townspeople again are indebted to Mr. Julian A. Cameron for eighty-three books which he has presented to the library during the past year.
It was found necessary to give up the deposit station in the Girls' Club house at Forge Village but it was soon made possible to place it in the Post Office under the charge of Mr. Griffith. This makes it more accessible to everyone.
The deposit stations in the other villages are continuing under the same management and giving satisfaction.
The picture collection which was started several years ago has been growing in size and value so that recently it became necessary to purchase a four drawer filing case from the Library Bureau that the pictures might be cared for properly.
Through the efforts of the Tadmuck Club a lantern has been purchased for use in Library Hall. The Trustees of the Library provided the dark shades for the windows and the skylight that the room might be sufficiently darkened for use in the daytime.
During the past year twenty-one certificates have been awarded to pupils of the Frost School for reading and reporting on five books chosen from a list provided by the State Division of Public Libraries. Seventeen of the certificates went to pupils of the fifth grade. One boy, Howard Wright, received an honor certificate, which is given to any child winning four ordi- nary certificates, if five of the twenty books read are non-fiction.
The Librarian was privileged to attend the meetings of the American Library Association at Seattle, Washington, July 6-11. This was followed by a trip to Alaska in company with other librarians. On the return journey- California, Grand Canyon, New Orleans and Washington were visited, com- pleting a most enjoyable tour of six weeks. During her absence friends en- joyed the numerous postcards on view at the library. Miss Alice M. Howard and Miss Mary P. Bunce were the efficient substitutes during that time.
A few changes have been made in the list of magazines. All except cur- rent numbers may be borrowed and the list for the coming year is as follows:
WEEKLIES
Geographic News Bulletin Illustrated London News Life Literary Digest Publisher's Weekly
Saturday Evening Post Westford Wardsman World Review Youth's Companion
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MONTHLIES
Antiques A. L. A. Booklist American Asia Atlantic Monthly Book Review Digest Boys' Life Century Child Life
Library Journal Munsey Modern Priscilla
National Geographic
Nature
Needlecraft
Normal Instructor
Open Road
Pictorial Review
Country Gentleman
Popular Mechanics
Current History
Popular Science Monthly
Delineator
Radio Broadcast
Educational Digest
Readers' Guide
Forecast Garden Magazine
Review of Reviews
Saint Nicholas
Good Housekeeping
Scientific American
Scribner's
Travel
Woman's Home Companion
World's Work
PERIODICALS GIVEN, 1925
Designer Congregationalist Christian Register How to sell
From the Publishers
From Mrs. Lucy Keyes
From the Publishers
From the Publishers
Ladies' Home Journal
From Mrs. Leonard W. Wheeler
National Geographic Magazine
From Mrs. M. W. McDaniels From the Publishers
Our Dumb Animals Our Message Outlook The Starry Cross Union Signal
From Miss Edith A. Wright
From Mr. Wm. C. Roudenbush
From the Publishers
From the W. C. T. U.
PICTURE EXHIBITS FROM THE LIBRARY ART CLUB
Desert of Sahara; Painter-etchers from Rembrandt to Whistler; Fun among the animals; Nature pictures, Detmold; Royal Academy illustrated; Allies in art; Age of oak in English furniture; Graphic arts of Great Britain; Cathedrals of the world-Italian; Poster design; Tower of London; English gardens; Sketches of early American architecture; Life in the Orient; Istria; Flower gardens of Japan; Frank Brangwyn.
NAMES OF DONORS, 1925
Cameron, Mr. Julian A., eighty-three volumes. Felch, Mr. John K., two curious. Fisher, Thomas, one volume.
Harper's Monthly House Beautiful International Book Review Libraries
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Fletcher, Sherman H., pamphlets and curios.
Howard, Miss Alice M., two volumes.
Ingalls, Mrs. Harry M., one volume.
Parsons, Mrs. Hannah Prescott, one curio.
Shivaji Literary Memorial Committee, one volume.
Swallow, Marshall, one volume.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Westford, one volume.
CIRCULATION
Total circulation of bound volumes 13,677
Volumes lent at the Library
8,133
Volumes lent at Graniteville
3,024
Volumes lent at Forge Village
1,022
Volumes lent at Parkerville
389
Volumes lent at Brookside
1,109
Circulation in Children's department
5,535
Volumes lent through the schools
1,760
Periodicals lent .
3,016
Pamphlets and clippings lent
119
Pictures lent
928
ACCESSIONS
Volumes added by purchase
355
Volumes added by gift
85
Volumes received from the State
9
Volumes received from the United States
3
Total number of volumes added
452
Number of volumes discarded
90
Number of volumes in the Library
18,312
REGULATIONS
The J. V. Fletcher Library is open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur- days (legal holidays excepted) from 1.30 till 5, and from 6.30 till 9 P. M.
The Graniteville deposit station at the home of Mrs. Carroll M. Sawyer is open Monday afternoon and evening.
The Forge Village deposit station at the Post-Office in charge of Mr. Griffith is open daily.
The Brookside deposit station at Community Hall in charge of Mrs. Alice McTeague is open Thursday evenings.
The Parkerville deposit station at the home of Mrs. William P. Williams is open Wednesday afternoons from 2 to 4.
New books of fiction can be kept only one week; but there may be one renewal. Old books may be kept four weeks.
For each day that a book is kept beyond the prescribed time a fine of one cent is charged.
Borrowers finding books mutilated or defaced should report the fact to the librarian.
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List of Books Added 1925
CLASSIFIED BOOKS
Abbott, Charles D .- Howard Pyle, a chronicle. B P996
Austin, Mary H .- The land of journey's ending 917.9 A1
Baker, Christina H .- Diary and letters of Josephine Peabody B P3525 Bangs, Mary R .- Old Cape Cod, the land, the men, the sea 974.4 B1 Barrus, Clara-Life and letters of John Burroughs, 2 vol. B B972.1
Barton, Bruce-Man nobody knows. 232 B1
Bercovici, Konrad-Around the world in New York 917.471 B
Bradford, Gamaliel-Wives 920.7 B3
Brinckloe, Wm. D .- The small home, how to plan and build it. 728 B1
Brown, Alice-Charles Lamb, a play 812 B1
Carman, Bliss-Ballads and lyrics 811 C10
Carman, Bliss-Later poems 811 C11
Carr, Edwin H .- Putnam's minute-a-day English. 425 C1
Carter, Morris-Isabella Stewart Gardner and Fenway Court. B G227
Chamberlain, Allen-Beacon Hill; its ancient pastures and early mansions . 917.440 Bos 4
Crane, Leo-Indians of the enchanted desert. 970.3 C1
Davidson, Laura L .- Isles of Eden 818 D
Dickinson, T. H. and Crawford, J. R .- Contemporary plays 808.2 D2
Dole, Nathan H .- Joseph Jefferson at home B J453.1
French, Allen-Day of Concord and Lexington, the nineteenth of April, 1775 973.3 F5
Frothingham, Paul R .- Edward Everett, orator and statesman B E938
Gordon, Elizabeth P .- Women torch-bearers 178 G1
Gordon, George A .- My education and religion B G663
Grant, Jesse R .- In the days of my father, General Grant BG763.4
Greene, Anne B .- Dipper hill. .818 G2
Lone winter. 818 G1
Grey of Fallodon, Edward-Twenty five years, 1892-1916 B G843
Hendrick, Burton J .- Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, vol 3 B P133
Hicks, Amy M .-. Craft of hand made rugs
745 H2
Holliday, Robert C .- Walking stick papers.
814 H10
Holtz, M. E. and Bemis, K. I .- Glacier National park, its trails and treasures . 917.86 H
Hubbard, Elbert-A message to Garcia and thirteen other things 814 H9
Kelsey, David S .- Kelsey's rural guide 630 K
Lang, Minnie M .- Basketry; weaving and design 745 L
Lay, Charles D .- A garden book for autumn and winter 716 L1
LeGallienne, Richard-Book of American verse. 811.08 L
Lockwood, Sarah M .- Antiques 749 L
McCreary, Frederick R .- Northeast corner 811 M7
McGovern, Wm. M .- To Lhasa in disguise 915.15 M
Marquand, John P .- Lord Timothy Dexter of Newburyport, Mass . B D527
Milham, Willis I .- Time and time keepers 749 M
Moore, N. Hudson-Old glass. 748 M
Northend, Mary H .- We visit old inns 728.5 N
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Nutting, Wallace-Connecticut beautiful 917.46 N
Oppenheim, Bertha E .- Winged seeds 630.1 O
Overton, Grant M .- American nights entertainment . 810.9 0
Paine, Ralph D .- Roads of adventure. B P147 Papini, Giovanni-Life of Christ. .232 P
Pope, Katherine-Hawaii, the rainbow land. 996.9 ₽ Rothery, Agnes E .- Cape Cod, new and old . 917.44 R1
Rusticus, pseud .- Bucolic beautitudes 814.R9
Shackleton, Elizabeth-Touring through France. 914.4 S
Smith, Richard M .- From infancy to childhood, two to six years. . 649.1S1 Stevenson, Burton E .- Famous single poems and the controversies which have raged around them. 821.08 S
Taylor, W. E .- Soil culture and modern farm methods 630 T1
Thomas, Lowell J .- With Lawrence in Arabia 953 T
Thomson, John A .- Haunts of life 590 T1
Townsend, Charles W .- Beach grass 591.9 T
Sand dunes and salt marshes. 591.9 T1
Ward, Henshaw-Evolution for John Doe. 575 W3
Wells, Carveth-Six years in the Malay jungle . 915.95 W
Wells, Webster and Hart, W. W .- Modern high school algebra 512 W
Wentworth, George and Smith, D. E .- Plane and solid geometry 513 W Wolcott, Roger-Correspondence of William Hickling Prescott. . B P933.1
Wright, Richardson L .- A small house and large garden . 818 W2
FICTION
Aldrich, Bess S .- Mother Mason. A 3643.2
Ames, Joseph B .- Loudon from Laramie A 513.3
Anthony, Joseph-The golden village . A 628.2
Arnim, Mary A .- Love A 749.8
Babcock, Bernie S .- Soul of Ann Rutledge B 112.2
Bacheller, Irving-Father Abraham B 121.14
Barclay, Florence L .- White ladies of Worcester
B 244.7
Beeding, Francis-Seven sleepers . B 414.2
Benefield, Barry-Chicken-wagon family
B 464.2
Bill, Alfred H .- Clutch of the Corsican
B 596.2
Bindloss, Harold-Cross trails B 612.10
Boyd, James-Drums B 789.2
B 877.18
Brown, Alice-Mysteries of Ann
B 918.8
Buchan, John-John Macnab
B 995.2
Byrne, Donn-Blind Raftery and his wife, Hilaria O'Malley of Shanganagh B 995.3
Cather, Willa S .- The professor's house C 3629.4
Cleugh, Sophia-Matilda, governess of the English C 635.2
Connolly, James B .- Steel decks C 752.5
Conrad, Joseph-Suspense C 7538.9
Crofts, Freeman W .- Groote Park murder .C 941.2
Day, Holman F .- Clothes make the pirate D 274.12
De la Pasture, Edmee E .- Mrs. Harter D 3382.3
Dutton, Charles J .- The second bullet D 980.2
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Fletcher, Joseph S .- False scent F 6132.11
The wolves and the lamb. F 6132.10
Forster, Edward M .- A passage to India F 734.2
France, Anatole-Little Pierre . F 815.3
Furman, Lucy-The glass window F 986.5
Ganpat, pseud .- Harilek G 199.2
Garret, William A .- Doctor Ricardo
G 239.2
Garstin, Crosbie-High noon .
G 2438.3
Gay, Robert M .- The eight forty-five
G 285.2
Gibbs, George-Mad marriage G 443.6
Fire of ambition G 443.5
Youth triumphant G 443.4
Glasgow, Ellen A .- Barren ground G 548.11
Grayson, David-Adventures in understanding G 784.6
Grey, Zane-The thundering herd G 845.18
Hawkins, Anthony H .- A cut and a kiss H 393.19
Hay, James, Jr .- Bellamy case H 413.4
Hough, Emerson-54-40 or fight .
H 838.8
Hutchinson, Arthur S. M .- One increasing purpose
H 975.5
Jewett, Sarah O .- Best stories . J 596.16
Kaye-Smith, Sheila-The George and the crown
K 232.4
Kilbourne, Fannie-Mrs. William Horton speaking
K 481.2
King, Basil-High forfeit
K 522.12
Knibbs, Henry H .- Temescal
K 693.7
Kyne, Peter B .- The enchanted hill
K 995.7
Never the twain shall meet
K 995.8
Lewis, Sinclair-Arrowsmith ..
L 676.6
Lincoln, Joseph L .- Queer Judson
L 738.24
Locke, William J .- Great Pandolfo
L 815.18
London, Jack-Valley of the moon L 847.10
Lynde, Francis-Fight on the standing stone L 988.10
McAllister, Alister-Deductions of Colonel Gore M 114.2
Macaulay, Rose-Orphan island M 1172.3
Mccutcheon, George B .- Romeo in Moon village
M 133.11
MacGrath, Harold-Cellini plaque
M 147.10
Mackail, Denis G .- Greenery street
M 153.2
McNeile, H. Cyril-Jim Maitland .
M 1702.3
Mann, Thomas-Bashan and I . M 282.2
Marshall, Archibald-Mystery of Redmarsh M 3665.21
Miln, Louise J .- The soul of China M 659.3
Oemler, Marie C .- His wife-in-law .O 287.5
Ogden, George W .- The cow Jerry O 344.3
Onions, Berta R .- Lucky in love O 585.3
Oppenheim, E. Phillips-Gabriel Samara, peacemaker O 624.22
Inevitable millionaires 624.20
Wrath to come O 624.21
Ostrander, Isabel-Black joker O 858.3
Packard, Frank L .- Broken waters P 119.9
Running special . P 119.8
Parker, Gilbert-The power and the glory
P 239.18
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Parrish, Anne-Perennial bachelor P 260.2
Pedler, Margaret-Barbarian lover P 371.4
Phillpotts, Eden-A voice from the dark P 564.19
Porter, Gene Stratton-Keeper of the bees P 848.9
Pulsford, Henry A .- Old brig's cargo P 983.2
Quick, Herbert-The invisible woman Q 625.5
Rath, E. J., pseud .- The brains of the family
R 234.4
Rees, Arthur J .- Cup of silence R 328.2
Reymont, Wladyslaw S .- Autumn, vol. 1 of The Peasants R 458.2
Winter, vol. 2 of The Peasants R 458.3
R 580.11
Sabatini, Rafael-The Carolinian.
S 113.8
Strolling saint .
S 113.9
Seltzer, Charles A .- Last Hope ranch
S 469.3
Sinclair, Bertha M .- Meadowlark basin
S 6155.5
Sinclair, May-Arnold Waterlow
S 6158.7
Rector of Wyck S 6158.6
Spearman, Frank H .- Selwood of sleepy cat .S 741.5
Steele, Wilbur D .- Isles of the blest . S 814.2
Stern, Gladys B .- The matriarch
S 839.2
Sublette, Clifford M .- Scarlet cockerel
S 941.2
Timmerman, Felix-Pallieter
T 584.2
Tracy, Louis-The black cat The token
T 762.11
Tuttle, Margaretta M .- The cobweb
T 966.2
Venner, Norman-Imperfect imposter
.V 463.2
Wallace, Edgar-Green archer W1888.4
Hairy arm W 1888.5
Sinister man . W 1888.6
Wallace, Frederick W .- Captain Salvation W 189.3
Walpole, Hugh S .- Portrait of a man with red hair W 219.8
Wells, Carolyn-Anything but the truth . W 4524.7
Wentworth, Patricia-Red lacquer case W 479.2
Wharton, Edith N .- The mother's recompense W 553.15
Williams, Valentine-Clubfoot the avenger W 728.7
Three of clubs W 728.6
The red mass W 728.5
Willsie, Honore M .- The Devonshers W 741.8
Lost speech of Abraham Lincoln W 741.9
Yezierska, Anzia-Bread givers Y 495.2
Young, Francis B .- Sea horses
Y 716.4
Young, Gordon-Seibert of the island
Y 725.3
BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Alden, Raymond M .- The boy who found the king jA 359b
Anderson, Robert G .- Half-past seven stories jA 549h
Baldwin, James-Abraham Lincoln. jB L737.2
Four great Americans j920.07 B2
Sailing the seas j 656 B
T 762.10
Rinehart, Mary R .- Red lamp
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Bannerman, Helen-Story of little black Quasha j823 B13
Barrie, James M .- Peter Pan picture book . jB 275p
Bashford, H. H .- Half-past bedtime . j823 B37
Beard, Daniel C .- American boys' book of signs, signals and symbols. .j654.9B
Shelters, shacks and shanties j790 B12
Blaisdell, Mary F .- Twilight town
j372.4 B8
Bond, Alexander R .- Pick, shovel and pluck j620 B2
Boutet de Monvel, Louis M .- Joan of Arc jB D214.4
Brady, Loretta E .- Loyal Mary Garland jB 8125 L
Bryant, Lorinda M .- Children's book of celebrated pictures j750 B1
Burgess, Neva S .- Happyland. j372.4 B7
Storyland reader j372.4 B9
Carpenter, Frank G .- How the world is clothed . j646 C
Carter, Elsie H .- Christmas candles j812 C
Chambers, Mary D .- Nature secrets j504 C
Claxton, Wm. J .- Cotton and the spinner j646 C1
Cobb, Bertha B. and Ernest-Arlo. jC 653a
Clematis jC 653c
Who knows? j793 C3
Colum, Padraic-King of Ireland's son. j398.2 C5
Crowder, William-Dwellers of the sea and shore .j590 C3
Curtis, Alice T .- A little maid of old Philadelphia .jC 979p
Deming, Thesese O .- American animal life j599 D
Indian child life j970.1 D2
Dragoumis, Julia D .- Under Greek skies j914.95 D1
Eldridge, Emma L .- A child's reader in verse j811 E
Eliot, Ethel C .- House above the trees
j823.E4
Faris, John T .- Real stories of the geography makers
j923.9 F
Fillmore, Parker H .- Mighty Mikko
Wizard of the north j398.2 F3
j398.2 F4
Finger, Charles J .- Tales from silver lands.
j398.2 F5
Fisher, Dorothy C .- Made-to-order stories
jF 534 m
Gate, Ethel M .- Fortunate days.
j823 G7
Gates, Josephine S .- Story of live dolls .
jG 259 Li
Ghosh, Sarath K .- Wonders of the jungle, book 1
j599 G
Giddings, T. P .- Juvenile music . j784.8 G4
Golding, Harry-Wonder book of ships
j656.1 G
Grenfell, Wilfred T .- Yourself and your body
j612 G
Hall, Jennie-Viking tales j948.01 H
Hamlin, John H .- Beloved acres jH 223 b
Harboe, Paul-Child's story of Hans Christian Andersen jB A544
Hawthorne, Nathaniel-Grandfather's chair j974.4 H1
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