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Finally, I would leave with you again the symbol for which the Music Supervisors' Council has stood for many years-a short sentence-only four reversible words-but with a world of meaning in them:
Music for Every Child-
Every Child for Music."
Very Respectfully yours,
DAISY PRECIOUS.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE
Westford, Mass.
Mr. Harold D. Sylvester,
Superintendent of Schools,
Westford, Mass.
Dear Sir:
Following is the report of the School Nurse from January 1, to December 31, 1928:
School visits 459
Absentees visited in homes
153
Children examined for minor ailments
73
Children sent home for illness 11
Children excluded for Impetigo or Pediculosis 27
Class room inspections 20
Dressings and first aid 71
Follow up visits 42
Child Welfare visits 156
Observation and advisory 142
Social and business 47
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Home visits about vaccination 53
School children taken to school dental clinic 338
Contagious disease cases visited 152
Diphtheria toxin antitoxin given to school children 237 To hospitals for T. & A. operations 24
To hospitals or private physicians for treatment
15
To Lowell Board of Health clinic 10
To St. John's Hospital Eye and Ear clinic 49
To Pediatric clinic 20
To Orthropedic clinic 4
School children weighed and measured.
Sight and hearing of school children tested.
Assisted school physician with physical examinations of pupils in all Westford schools.
Results of physical examinations:
Number of pupils examined 782
Number of defective teeth 318
Number of defective tonsils .66
Number of defective eyes 44
Number of defective ears 1
Parents or guardians notified 425
The Board of Health and School Department, with the cooperation of the State Department of Public Health gave the Diphtheria Toxin- Antitoxin Treatment for the prevention of Diphtheria, to 237 school children, and others who availed themselves of this opportunity.
This treatment is a method for preventing Diphtheria which is harmless and of proven merit. It consists of three injections of Toxin Antitoxin, after which six months have elapsed confers im- munity, in the great majority of persons so treated.
Respectfully submitted,
C. VERONICA PAYNE, R. N.
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Report of Dental Clinic
December 31, 1928.
Board of Health,
Westford, Mass.
Gentlemen:
I respectfully submit my report for the year ending Dec. 31, 1928.
The dental clinic is to care for the teeth of the elementary school children.
The work covered includes, examinations, cleanings, fillings and extractions, employing the use of local anaesthetic.
The following is a summary of the work:
Total day sessions (1-2 a day) 42
Total patients
336
Total examinations
Total
cleanings 336
311
Total fillings
504
Total extractions 917
Total operations 2,404
Respectfully submitted,
DR. T. H. REARDON.
Report of School Physician
Members of the Committee:
Following is my report as Medical Inspector of the Schools of Westford for the year ending December 31, 1928.
In this year during my general inspection of the children I was ably assisted by Miss Veronica Payne, whose services were extended by the local Board of Health.
In making this inspection and examination of all the children in the various schools many defects were found which were reported to the parents. Through the follow up work at the homes of these pupils by the nurse, many of these defects were quickly remedied as the report of the nurse will show.
The general health and welfare of these children has steadily improved from year to year and I trust the parents will still co- operate with the School Physician and School Nurse in their many duties for this ultimate result.
Respectfully submitted,
DR. C. A. BLANEY, School Physician.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
J. V. FLETCHER LIBRARY
OF THE
TOWN OF WESTFORD, MASS.
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J.V. F
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FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1928
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LIBRARY REPORT
January 1, 1929.
The trustees of the J. V. Fletcher Library respectfully submit their annual report for 1928, including the report of the Librarian and the list of books added in 1928.
The trustees ask for the following appropriations viz :-
1. The sum of twenty-four hundred dollars ($2,400.00) to meet the current expenses of the main Library and its branches.
2. The receipts from the dog licenses in 1928.
JULIAN A. CAMERON, Chairman, WILLIAM C. ROUDENBUSH, ALICE M. HOWARD, Secretary.
Library Expenditures for 1928
Salary and Wages
Librarian
$ 650.00
Assistants
275.16
Janitor
375.00
$ 1,300.16
Books
794.70
Periodicals
140.81
Fuel
324.44
Light
40.41
Telephone
23.56
Buildings
Repairs
27.01
Furniture
3.97
Care of Grounds
15.36
Janitors' Supplies
3.16
Insurance
250.20
Water Rates
23.00
Stationery and Postage
14.00
Transportation of Books
125.00
Express
16.04
All other
45.91
$
322.70
3,147.73
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Report of Librarian
January 1, 1929.
To the Trustees of the J. V. Fletcher Library:
The report of the Library for the year ending December 31, 1928, is herewith presented.
The general work of the library has been carried on much as usual during the past year. Again the circulation has increased, showing a gain at the main library of 3,258 over last year's figures. The monthly record varied from 1,577 in March to 938 in July. Only two months, July and August, had a circulation of less than one thousand. The highest daily number was 202 March 15; the average for the year was 92.17. The deposit stations have also shown an increase in their circulation. The extra large number in Graniteville is due to the fact that all the circulation slips for 1927 were not available for that year's record.
For a little more than a year the library has been opened dur- ing the noon hour on Thursdays while school was in session in order that the pupils who are carried in barges might have an opportunity to visit the library and borrow the books they needed for school use or for recreation. Many have availed themselves of this oppor- tunity so that it is not unusual to send out forty or fifty or more books during the three quarters of an hour. This is one reason for the increase in circulation.
This year the most popular class of adult books, aside from fiction, was biography, 352; second, travel 289; third, literature, es- says and poetry 263. The new method of writing biography which presents the man or woman as a living individual instead of giving dry and formal facts about him has led to a wide-spread intere :: in the reading of this subject.
Again we wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Julian A. Cameron for the books which he has presented to the library dur- ing the past year.
A stool has been added to the equipment of the children's room to enable the children to reach the higher shelves more easily. It also makes a convenient seat when looking at the books on the lowest shelves.
During the month of August ten marionettes, illustrating the stories of Alice in Wonderland and Jack and the bean stalk, made by the fourth grade children of the Kenmore school in Belmont were loaned by their teacher, Miss Mardin for exhibition in the children's room. The puppets were cleverly made and much enjoyed by old and young.
During the past year the children have become much interested in obtaining the certificates given by the state for reading and re- porting on five books from an approved list. When four of these have been obtained an honor certificate is given, provided that five
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of the twenty books read have been non-fiction Seventeen chil- dren of the fourth grade at the Frost school earned 56 small and ten honor certificates before June, 1928. During the year December 1, 1927 to December 1, 1928, one hundred ten small certificates and ten honor certificates were given.
The Division of Public Libraries has inaugurated a new serv- ice to assist the small libraries of the state in supplying their read- ers with books of non-fiction which would be too expensive or of too limited appeal for the library to own but which are desired by a few. Under this arrangement we have borrowed twelve books. We also borrowed a set of fifteen French books from the Department of Work with the Foreign-born for the use of some who wished to read in their native language.
On March 7, 1859 the shareholders of the Social Library of- fered to transfer it to the town on certain conditions. The offer was accepted and the Westford Public Library had its beginning, with 969 volumes. That was seventy years ago and many changes have taken place since then. When the town celebrates its anni- versary this year the library would like to have on display pictures of the old scenes of local interest. The gift or loan of old photo- graphs, snapshots or newspaper pictures will be welcomed.
During the past year the library subscribed to "Creative Read- ing," a course of study under the direction of Professor Rogers to discuss current literature and to enable the reader to gain less fuzzy and less incoherent ideas about books and have reasons for those ideas.
A poster showing the titles of ten outstanding magazine articles selected by a council of librarians is received each month and hung in the reading room to increase the value of the periodicals by sug- gesting articles too good to miss.
The American Legion Auxiliary Bulletin has been presented to the Library for the coming year by the Westford Auxiliary of the American Legion. The Christian Register has also been added to the list of magazines given for 1929.
The circulation of magazines was greater than in any previous year, reaching the 4,000 mark. 1924 was the former banner year with 3,567. A few changes have been made in the list of magazines. All except current numbers may be borrowed and the list for the coming year is as follows:
Weeklles
Books (6 months)
Geographic News Bulletin Illustrated London News Life Literary Digest
Outlook Publisher's Weekly
Saturday Evening Post
Westford Wardsman
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Monthlies
Antiques A. L. A. Booklist American American Home Asia
Libraries Library Journal Modern Priscilla National Geographic
Atlantic Monthly
Book Review Digest
Boys' Life
Normal Instructor Open Road
Century Child Life
Popular Mechanics
Children
Popular Science Monthly
Country Gentleman
Primary Education
Country Life
Readers' Guide
Current History
Review of Reviews
Delineator
Saint Nicholas
Forecast
School Arts Magazine
Good Housekeeping
Harper's Monthly
Scribner's
House Beautiful
Travel
Woman's Home Companion
World's Work
Industrial Education Magazine
Yale Review Youth's Companion
Periodicals Given 1928
American Issue
From the Publishers
Better Homes and Gardens
From M. E. Day
Columbia
From the Publishers
Congregationalist
From Mrs. Lucy Keyes
Dennison's Party Magazine Hygeia
From the Publishers From Mr. F. E. Tyng, Jr.
International Investor
Ladies' Home Journal
From Mrs. Leonard W. Wheeler
Massachusetts Elephant
From Mrs. Phonsie Isles
Middlesex County Bulletin
From the Middlesex Co Ex- tension Service
National Republic
From the Publishers
New England Poultryman
From the Publishers
Our Dumb Animals
From the Publishers
Poultry Success
From the Publishers
The Starry Cross
From the Publishers
PICTURE EXHIBITS FROM THE LIBRARY ART CLUB Pictures from the Prado gallery, Madrid; English Inns of olden time; Royal Scottish Academy; Modern Art; Embroidery of Peasants of Smolensk; Modern American Sculpture; Wild animals by Wilhelm Kuhnert; Flowers of New England; Masters of color, German; Illus- trations by Arthur Rackham; Costumes of India, ceremonial and
From the Publishers
Hygeia Industrial Arts Magazine
Scientific American
Nature Needlecraft
Pictorial Review
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military; Illustrations by Willy Pogany; Architectural League of New York; Gilbert and Sullivan operas; Chinese embroidery; Out West, Monterey and Leland Stanford Junior University.
Names of Donors, 1928
Burbeck, Wm. J., Block of petrified wood from Arizona.
Cameron, Mr. Julian A., seventy-one volumes.
Hamlin, Miss Edna M., three volumes.
ITamlin, Miss Kate S., one volume.
Howard, Miss Alice M., one volume.
Macmillan Company, one volume.
Richardson, John, one volume.
Ripley, Mrs. Josephine R., receipted bill of Westford Academy.
Rosenwald, Julius, one volume.
Symmes estate-Minutes of the Stella Debating Society School dis- trict No. 5, Manuscript of Yeoman's calendar almanack, 1836, Report of Southeast school district in Westford. 1807-1870, West- ford Lyceum Theme Box, Men's old fashioned cloches
Yale University Press, one volume.
Amount of Funds
Legacy of Stephen S. Stone $ 1,000.00
Legacy of Augustus K. Fletcher 1,000.00
Legacy of Mary A. Henarie, Laws Fund 1,000.00
Legacy of John M. Osgood
1,000.00
Legacy of Jennie Reed Wilkins 150.00
Legacy of Adeline T. Burbeck
500.00
Circulation
Total circulation of bound volumes
20,610
Volumes lent at the Library
14,195
Volumes lent at Graniteville
3,697
Volumes lent at Forge Village
1,711
Volumes lent at Parkerville
117
Volumes lent at Brookside S90
Circulation in Children's department
8,307
Volumes lent through schools 1,356
Periodicals lent 4,010
200
Pictures lent
760
Accessions
Volumes added by purchase
529
Volumes added by gift
96
Volumes received from the State
11
Volumes received from the United States
1
Reported missing, 1922, found
1
Total number of volumes added
63S
Number of volumes discarded
107
Number of volumes in the Library
19,748
Pamphlets and clippings lent
8
Regulations
The J. V. Fletcher Library is open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays (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 Mrs. Josephine Connell is open daily.
The Brookside deposit station at Community Hall in charge of Mrs. Alice McTeague is open Thursday evenings.
New books of fiction can be kept only one week; but there may be one renewal. All other 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.
List of Books Added, 1928 Classified Books
Abbot, Willis J .- Soldiers of the Sea 359A
Abbott, Eleanor H .- But Once A Year-Christmas Stories 394.268CA
Alford, Violet-Peeps at English Folk Dances 793.31A
Anderson, Isabel-Circling South America 918A
Bacheller, Irving-Coming Up the Road, memories of a
north country boyhood B B121
Barrie, Sir Jas. M-Peter Pan or the boy who wouldn't
grow up-a play 822 B5
Bartlett, Robert A .- Log of Bob Bartlett B B291
Barton, William E .- Life of Abraham Lincoln B L737.9
Baynes, Ernest H .- Book of Dogs 636.7 B
Beebe, C. William-Beneath Tropic Seas
591.92 B1
Benet, Stephen V .- John Brown's Body 811 B3
Bennett, Jesse L .- What Books Can Do for You 028.8 B1
Boas, Ralph and Louise-Cotton Mather, keeper of the
Puritan conscience B M427.1
Bradford, Gamaliel-Life and I
170 B
Burt, Emily R .- The Shower Book; 77 showers for the engaged girl 793.2 B
Byrd, Richard E .- Skyward 629.17 B
Calkins, Earnest E .- Business the Civilizer 569.1 C
Carpenter, Frank G .- Alaska, our northern wonderland 917.98 C
Australia, New Zealand and some islands of the
South Seas. 919 C1
Canada and; Newfoundland 917.1 C1
Mexico 917.2 ℃
Uganda to the Cape 916.8 C
Carter, William H .- Horses of the World 636.1 C
Cecil, Russell L .- Colds, cause, treatment and prevention 616.2 C Clark, Barrett H .- How to produce amateur plays 792 C
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Clark, Thos. C. and Gillespie, E. A .- Quotable Poems 808.81 C2 Clausen, Rev. B. C. and Purington, F. L .- Pilgrim's
Progress in pageant 822 C1
Colum, Padriac-Three plays 822 C
Comstock, Sarah-Roads to the Revolution 973.3 C
Conde, Bertha-Business of Being a Friend 177.6 C
Cook, Frederic W .- Massachusetts Voter, his rights and duties of citizenship 353.9744 C
Cooper, Clayton S .- Latin America-men and markets 918 C
Crosby, Irving B .- Boston Through the Ages 557.44 C
Cullen, Countee, Ed .- Caroling Dusk, an anthology of verse by negro poets 811.08 C
De Kruif, Paul H .- Hunger Fighters 926.3 D1
Devine, Edward T .- Practice of Charity 361 D
Drummond, Henry-Addresses 240 D1
Durand, Herbert-Field Book of Common Ferns 587.3 D
Elliott, R. Maurice-Sunny Side of Asia 915 E
Faulkner, Harold U .- Economic History of the United
States 330.973 F
Field, Rachel L .- Six plays 812 F1
Field, Walter T .- Guide to Literature for Children 028.5 F
Finley, Mr. and Mrs. William L .- Wild Animal Pets 591.5 F Fishbein, Morris and White, Wm. A., ed .- Why Men Fail 131 F1
Forbush, Edward H .- Land Birds of Mass. and other New England States 908.2 F2
Fosdick, Harry E .- A Pilgrimage to Palestine 915.69 F2
Foster, Wm. T., and Catchings, W .- Road to Plenty 330.1 F
Fox, Helen M .- Garden Cinderellas; how to grow lilies 716 F
Fraser, Chelsea . C .- Heroes of the Air 629.13 F1 French, Mrs. Daniel Chester-Memories of a Sculptor's Wife .... B F8742 Frost, Robert-Selected Poems 811 F 15
Fuess, Claude M .- Rufus Choate, the wizard of the law. B C545.2
Genung, John F .- Epic of the Inner Life 223.1 G Gold, Mollie and Gilbert, Eleanor-Book of Green Vegetables .. 641.65 G Goodspeed, Edgar J .- Story of the New Testament 225 G1
Gorges, Raymond-Ernest Harold Baynes, Naturalist and
Crusader B B361
Gray, Chas. W .- "Dawgs!" 636.7 G
Griffin, Sarah S .- Little Stories about Lowell 974.40 Lo 1
Groves, Ernest R. and Gladys H .- Wholesome Childhood 173.5 G
Groves, Ernest R. and Gladys H .- Wholesome Marriage 173.1 G Guild, Lurelle V .- Geography of American Antiques 749 G Hart, Albert B .- Commonwealth History of Massachusetts, 2 volumes 974.4 H
Hedin, Sven A .- My Life as an Explorer 915 H1 Irwin, Wm. H .- Herbert Hoover. B H790
Jeffrey, Harry R .- Wood-finishing 698.1 J Johnson, Gerald W .- Andrew Jackson, an Epic in Homespun B J 133.2 Johnson, Martin E .- Safari 916.7 J2
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Johnston, Sir Harry H .- Story of My Life B J733
Jones, E. Stanley-Christ at the Round Table 266 J1
Kent. Frank R .- The Democratic Party 329.3 K
Lauck. Wm. J .- Political and Industrial Democracy. 331 L Lauder, Sir Harry-Roamin' in the Gloamin' B L 369
Leavens, Robert F., comp .- Great Companions 242 I.
Lemmon, Robert S .- Puppy Book 636.7 L
Liggett, Hunter-A. E. F., Ten Years Ago in France 940.373 L
Lummis, Chas. F .- Mesa, Cañon and Pueblo 917.8 L3
Lutz, Frank E .- Field Book of Insects 595.7 L
McBain, Howard L .- The Living Constitution 342.7 M McCandless, Byron and Grosvenor, Gilbert- Flags of the World 929.9 M MacDougall, Alice F .- The Autobiography of a Business Woman B M137
Mellvaine, Frances E .- Spring in the Little Garden 716 M2 Mackenzie Jean K .- Black Sheep; Adventures in West Africa 916.7 M1 Marden, Philip S .- A Wayfarer in Portugal 914.69 MI Mason, Robert L .- Lure of the Great Smokies 917.56 M Masefield. John-Trial of Jesus 822 M2
Matthews, Brander, comp .- Chief European Dramatists 808.82 M
Maurois, André-Disraeli, a Picture of the Victorian Age B D613.2
Millikan, Robert A .- Evolution in Science and Religion 504 M
Mills, Dorothy-Book on the Ancient Romans 937 M5
Macy, William F .- Story of Old Nantucket 974.49 M
Meehan, Jeannette P .- Lady of the Limberlost;
Life and Letters of Gene Stratton-Porter B PS46
Moody. John-Profitable Investment 332.6 M
Monroe. Anne S .- Singing in the Rain 170.4 M
Moran, Thomas F .- American Presidents; Their Individualities
and Their Contributions to American Progress 923.1 M
Morrison, Chas. C .- Outlawry of War 172.4 MI
Morrow, Honoré Willsie-Mary Todd Lincoln B L7374 Moult, Thomas-Barrie B275
Murphy, Claudia Q .- History of the Art of Table-setting 642.6 MI
Myers, William S .- The Republican Party 329.6 MI
National Geographic Society-Book of Fishes 597 N
Neihardt, John G .- The River and I 917.8 N
Nutting, Wallace-New York Beautiful 917.47 N
Offord, R. M., ed .- Jerry McAuley, an Apostle to the Lost ... 3 M 1169 O'Kane, Walter C .- Trails and Summits of the Adirondacks 917.475 O Overstreet, Harry A .- About Ourselves; Psychology for Normal People 150 02
Overton, Grant M. - Cargoes for Crusoes 810.9 01
Peattie, Donald C .- Cargoes and Harvests 633 P
Perkins, Edna B .- A Red Carpet on the Sahara 916.61 P
Phelps, Wm. Lyon-Love 177.6 P
Phillpotts, Eden-Devonshire Cream, a Comedy 822 P1
Phillips, John C .- A Sportsman's Scrapbook 799.2P
Rawson, Marion N .- Candle Days, the Story of Early
American Arts and Implements 917.3 R5
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Richards, Laura E .- Laura Bridgman, the Story of an Opened Door B B 852.1
Richardson, Frank H .- The Nervous Child and his Parents 136.7 R
Rickenbacker, Edward V .- Fighting the Flying Circus 940.44 R
Ripley, Wm. Z .- Main Street and Wall Street 332.6 R
Robinson, Leland R .- Investment Trust Organization and Management 332.14 R
Rollins, Montgomery-Money and Investment 332.03 R
Roosevelt, Theodore-Roosevelt's Diaries of Boyhood
and Youth B R781.11
Roosevelt, Mrs. Edith and Others-Cleared for Strange Ports 910 R
Rose, Mrs. Hilda-Stump Farm, a Chronicle of Pioneering 917.8 R
Rosenbach, Abraham S. W .- Books and Bidders 090 R Ruth, George H .- Babe Ruth's Own Book of Baseball 796.357 R
Sadleir, Michael-Anthony Trollope B T847.1
Saenz, Moises and Priestly, H. I .- Some Mexican Problems 917.2 S2
Sandburg, Carl, ed.,-American Songbag 784.8 S1
Sanders, Alvin H .- Cattle of the World 636.2 S
Sanderson, E. D. and Jackson, C. F .- Elementary
Entomology 595.7S
Santee, Ross-Cowboy 917.8 S1
Schoonmaker, Frank-Through Europe On Two Dollars
A Day 914 S
Seitz Don C .- The "Also Rans," Great Men Who Missed Making the Presidential Goal 923.2 S2
Shaler, Nathaniel S .- Individual 126 S
Sharp, Dallas L .- Better Country 917.8 S
Shepard, Odell-Harvest of the Quiet Eye 504 S3
Singleton, Esther -- Dolls 793.7 S
Smith, Milton M .- Book of Play Production 792 S1
Speight, Harold E .- Life and Writings of John Bunyan B B493.2 Standing Bear, Luther, Sioux Chief-My People the Sioux 970.2 S Starr, John W .- One Hundred Years of American
Railroading 656.2 S
Stiles, Percy G .- Dreams 135 S
Stoddard, Henry L .- As I Knew Them; Presidents and Politics from Grant to Coolidge 923.2 S1
Strayer, George D .- Brief Course in the Teaching Process 371 S3
Streibert, Muriel A .- Youth and the Bible 220.7 S
Stuart, Dorothy M .- The Boy Through the Ages 909 S
Swain, Richard L .- What and Where is God 231 S
Thomas, Lowell J .- European Skyways 629.17 T
Thomas, Wm. S .- Field Book of Common Gilled Mushrooms 589.22 T
Thompson, Dorothy-The New Russia 914.7 T
Thorp, Willard L .- Economic Institutions 330 T2
Ticknor, Caroline-May Alcott, A Memoir B A3552
Tsurumi, Yusuke-Present Day Japan 915.2 T1
Vallery-Radot, Rene-Life of Pasteur BP291
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VanBuren, Maud and Bemis, Katharine-Christmas in
Modern Story 394.268 CV VanBuren, Maud and Bemis, Katharine-Mother in Modern Story 808.83 V1
VanBuren, Maud and Bemis, Katharine-Thanksgiving in Modern Story 394.268 T V
Van Ness, Thomas-The Religion of New England 277.4 V Van Riper, Walker-Practical Hints for Investors 332.6 V1
Vestal, Stanley-Kit Carson, the Happy Warrior of the Old West B C321
Waite, Jolın H .- Saving Eyesight After Mid-Life 617.7 W
Walden, Arthur T .- A Dog-Puncher on the Yukon 917.121 W2
Warner, Frances L .- Surprising the Family 814.8W12 Warner, Frances L .- Unintentional Charm of Men 814.8W13
Waugh, Frank A .- Dwarf Fruit Trees 634 \V1
Webster, Marie D .- Quilts, Their Story and How to Make Them 745 W
Wells, Carveth -- Let's Do the Mediterranean 910.4 W
Wiecking, Anna M .- Education Through Manual Activities 371.42 \V
Whitman, William-Dog Corner Papers 814 W18
Wilkinson, Marguerite O., ed .- Radiant Tree
(Easter Poems) 808.81 W2
Wills, Helen-Tennis
796.34 W
Winston, Robert W .- Andrew Johnson, Plebeian and Patriot B J675
Wyche, R. F .- Some Great Stories and How to Tell Them 028.5 W
York, Alvin C .- Sergeant York, His Life Story B Y622
Zimmerman, Jermiah-Spain and Her People 914.6 %
FICTION
Aldrich. Bess S .- A Lantern in Her Hand A 3643.5
Ames, Joseph B .- Stranger from Cheyenne 513.4
Atkinson, Eleanor-Johnny Appleseed A 876.3
Bailey, Temple-Silver Slippers B156.11
Barr, Dennis-Crimson Quest B 2683.2
Beeding, Francis-House of Dr. Edwards B 414.4
Beeding, Francis-Six Proud Walkers B 414.5
Benson, Ramsey-Hill Country B4748.2
Bromfield, Louis-A Good Woman B 868.3
Bromfield, Louis-Strange Case of Miss Annie Spragg B 868.4
Brown, Katharine H .- The Father B 8785.3
Byrne, Donn-Brother Saul B 995.5
Campbell, Alice-Juggernaut
C 187.2
Cannon, Cornelia J .- Red Rust
C 226.2
Cather, Willa S .- O Pioneers!
C 3629.6
Cather, Willa S .- Song of the Lark C 3629.7
Chalmers, Margaret P .- April and Sally June C 438.2
Chambers, Robert W .- The Sun Hawk C 445.10
Chancellor, John-Dark God C 454.2
Chapman, Maristan-The Happy Mountain C 466.2
Christie, Agatha M .- The Big Four C 555.5
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Cleugh, Sophia-Jeanne Margot C 635.3 Cockrell, Stephena-Hinge of Heaven C 6665.2
Connolly, James B .- Coaster Captain, Tale of the . Boston Waterfront C 752.6
Cooper, Courtney, R .- The Golden Bubble C 776.3
Curwood, James O .- Plains of Abraham C 982.10
Davis, William S .- Gilman of Redford
D 266.7
Deeping, Warwick-Old Pybus D 311.8
Dodd, Catherine I .- Three Silences D 6393.3
Drake, Henry B .- Cursed Be the Treasure D 761.2
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