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Diphtheria Toxin Antitoxin administered by Dr. Blaney, School Physician:
Number of innoculations three injections each .... 68
Massachusetts Chadwick Re-Examination Clinic held at High School:
Number examined 9
Number X-rayed 8
Number improved 8
Number unimproved 1
Home Hygiene and First Aid Class held weekly at the High School.
Respectfully submitted,
C. VERONICA MEAGHER, R. N., School Nurse.
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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, 1933:
The usual examination of all the children show marked improve- ment this year as to their general hygienic and health conditions.
Infectious and contagious diseases are not so often found in the class rooms. This condition could be entirely eliminated if the parents would be careful not to send their children to school with any ques- tionable disorders without first carefully investigating the matter by getting in touch with either their physician, Board of Health, or the nurse.
Milk is supplied to the school children at all the schools and the children show marked improvement by their use of the milk and the suggestions as to the diet given by the school physician and nurse.
I have responded many times to the schools for either emergency work or investigations pertaining to the general welfare of the school children.
The parents show cooperation with the school physician and nurse in all their endeavors to correct conditions pertaining to the health of the children.
I feel sure that they will still continue to assist all those inter- ested in their many duties for the general good and welfare of these children.
Respectfully submitted,
DR. CYRIL A. BLANEY,
School Physician
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Annual Report
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE J. V. FLETCHER LIBRARY
January 1, 1934.
The trustees of the J. V. Fletcher Library respectfully submit their annual report for 1933, including the report of the librarian and the list of books added in 1933.
The trustees ask for the following appropriation, viz:
1. The sum of eighteen hundred dollars ($1,800) to meet the cur- rent expenses of the main library and its branches.
2. The receipts from the dog licenses in 1933.
JULIAN A. CAMERON, Chairman, WILLIAM C. ROUDENBUSH, ALICE M. HOWARD, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF LIBRARY FOR 1933
Salaries and wages
Librarian
$ 700.00
Janitor
350.00
Assistants
257.25
$ 1,307.25
Books and periodicals
Books
$ 480.48
Periodicals
133.60
Binding
42.65
$ 656.73
Fuel
242.25
Light
40.14
Buildings
.
Repairs
$ 35.00
Furniture
3.75
Water
23.00
Janitor's supplies, etc.
11.58
$ 73.33
Other expenses
Stationery and postage
$ 4.60
Express
17.06
Telephone
22.91
Cartage
45.00
All other
17.45
$ 107.02
$ 2,426.72
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REPORT OF LIBRARIAN
January 1, 1934
To the Trustees of the J. V. Fletcher Library:
The report of the Library for the year ending December 31, 1933, is herewith presented.
The library has been fortunate in receiving a much needed mu- seum case as a gift from the Trustees of Westford Academy in memo- ry of William E. Frost, preceptor 1872-1904. The case has been placed in the conversation room and has had an exhibition of pictures and other articles pertaining to Mr. Frost. One item of special interest is the Memorial Day address for 1892 in his own handwriting given by his son Francis. Miss Harriet M. Hodgman, former teacher of Westford Academy and daughter of Rev. Edwin R. Hodgman, author of the town history, presented an early photograph of the Frost home in front of which Mr. and Mrs. Frost are shown; and also a picture taken of the daily order of recitations as they appeared on the blackboard in Mr. Frost's handwriting in the old Academy. Mr. Leonard W. Wheeler pre- sented an old receipt signed by John Wright, preceptor, for tuition paid by Phineas Wheeler for one of his children.
While the circulation of children's books has decreased, that of adults' has increased, 195 for non-fiction and 546 for fiction. The circu- lation for magizines has increased 769 over last year's high record, making a total circulation at the library of 24,042.
Biography, which has stood second on the list for the past two years, was again the most popular group of non-fiction with a circula- tion of 629; the literature, poetry and essay group was second with 516 books, and travel, last year's highest, was third with 501 books. The circulation per capita was 8.65 volumes and the cost per volume was 7.7 cents. The per capita cost of the library was only 67.4 cents, 8.1 cents less than last year. On eight days more than 200 books were circulated, the largest being 270 on March 23. The smallest was on a hot day in May when only 44 books were loaned, less than the very snowy day of December 26th which has a record of 48. March had the largest circulation, 2,273, averaging 175 a day, and July the smallest, 1,124, with 93.6 books a day, besides magazines. The library has been open 151 days (four days less than last year) with an average day's loan of 127 books and 32 magazines, besides pictures and pamphlets.
The picture collection is becoming increasingly valuable, being in constant demand by pupils and teachers. Additional pictures are being added regularly and gifts will be welcomed.
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At Thanksgiving time an exhibit was set up showing the Williams parsonage in Old Deerfield at the time of the Indian raids. Paper dolls represented the children who were carried away by the Indians, their true stories being given in little booklets accompanying the scene.
At Christmas time the season was observed by a nativity scene placed on the table in the children's room and a collection of Christ- mas stories and poems was arranged nearby.
The children in Forge Village and Graniteville have received 220 five-book certificates and 21 honor certificates during the past year for reading and reporting on books chosen from the lists put out by the Division of Public Libraries.
The sum of $40.50 in fines has been collected and turned over to the town.
Mr. Julian A. Cameron has delighted many borrowers by a gift of 26 books, mostly mystery stories. Mrs. William Harrington and Fisher Buckshorn have also been generous contributors.
Mr. Cameron has also presented 35 jigsaw puzzles of his own man- ufacture which are already giving enjoyment to many borrowers. Miss Edna M. Hamlin added six puzzles to this collection.
A photograph of the Forge Village Nail Company's works, taken in the early 1860's from a position near the present railroad station and showing the old type of crossing sign, has been loaned by Mrs. George A. Kimball. Mrs. Harriette M. Forbes, author of "Gravestones of early New England" and at present compiling a history of the houses of Middlesex county built prior to 1700, has presented a photograph of the Frank Hildreth house. Such additions to the library collection of historical material are very welcome.
Another stool has been added to make it possible for the borrow- ers to reach the shelves more conveniently.
The library has been made attractive on various occasions by gifts of flowers from Mrs. Roy L. Keizer, Mr. Arthur L. Hope, Miss Atwood, Miss Edna M. Hamlin and Mrs. Carroll J. Rollins, besides those brought by the librarian.
On April 29th a mountain ash was planted on the library lawn by the Girl Scouts with appropriate exercises.
The librarian has again had the privilege of attending the con- ference of the American Library Association which was held at Chi- cago this year and also the meeting of the Massachusetts Library Club at Northfield.
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The library will observe its seventy-fifth anniversary as a public library this coming year. In 1859 the Social Library, founded in 1797, was given to the town provided that "Said inhabitants shall annually expend in the purchase of books for said library a sum of money not less than thirty dollars," with other conditions. Until 1871 the books were kept in private homes. That year a room was provided for them in the new town hall, where they remained until 1896 when the pre- sent building was given to the town by the Honorable J. Varnum Flet- cher.
The circulation of magazines has been greater than in any previous year. All except current numbers may be borrowed for one week and the list for the coming year is as follows:
WEEKLIES
Geographic News Bulletin
Publishers' Weekly
Illustrated London News
Science Leaflet
Literary Digest
Saturday Evening Post
New York Times Book Review
Westford Wardsman
MONTHLIES
A. L. A. Booklist
Hygeia
American
Instructor
American Boy
Ladies' Home Journal
American Girl
Life
American Home
National Geographic
Antiques
Nature
Asia
Needlecraft
Atlantic Monthly
Open Road
Better Homes and Gardens
Parents' Magazine
Book Review Digest
Pictorial Review
Boys' Life
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science Monthly
Cosmopolitan
Reader's Digest
Country Gentleman
Country Life
Current History
Delineator
Saint Nicholas
School Arts Magazine
Forecast Forum
Scientific American
Good Housekeeping
Grade Teacher
Trail Maker
Harper's Monthly
Travel
House Beautiful
Review of Reviews
Child Life
Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature
Scribner's
Woman's Home Companion
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BI-MONTHLY
Horn Book
SEMI MONTHLY
Library Journal
QUARTERLIES
Old Time New England
Subscription Books Bulletin
PERIODICALS GIVEN, 1933
American Issue American Legion .
American Photography Bell Telephone Quarterly
Books, N. Y. Herald Tribune Camera Christian Science Monitor Columbia
Concord Journal DuPont Magazine
Horticulture Journal of Calendar Reform- Quarterly
McCall's Middlesex County Bulletin
National Republic New England Poultryman Our Dumb Animals Our Message Poultry Success -- Real Mexico
Silent Hostess Specialty Salesman Magazine Stamps The Starry Cross Taylor-Tycos Rochester Quarterly Travelers Standard U. S. Army Recruiting News World Tomorrow
From the Publisher From Westford Post No. 159 of the American Legion From Miss M. E. Day From the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. From The Old Corner Bookstore From Miss M. E. Day
From Miss Mary E. Burbeck From the Publishers
From the Publishers
From E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co.
From Miss Alice M. Howard
From World Calendar Association Inc. From Miss Eleanor S. Colburn From Middlesex County Extension Service
From the Publishers
From the Publishers
From the Publishers
From Miss Edith Judd
From the Publishers
From Consolidated R. R. and Pullman Co., Mexico
From the General Electric Co.
From the Publishers
From Miss M. E. Day From the Publishers From the Taylor Instrument Co. From Travelers Insurance Co. From the War Department From a Friend
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PICTURE EXHIBITS FROM THE LIBRARY ART CLUB
Masters of etching; Paintings of Jean-Leon Gerome; Color sketches of Switzerland; Wonders of the zoo; Ideals of American art of forty years ago; Antique laces of the American collectors; Chinese ceramics in lithographs; Silhouettes, shadows or shades; American architecture; American miniatures, 1730-1850; Bible pictures from the creation to the death of Moses; Stained glass; Photographs of Provincetown, Mass .; Porto Rico: Fruits of the earth; National gallery; Art forms in nature
NAMES OF DONORS, 1933
Bartlett, Mrs. Helena M., hand woven articles from estate of Emory J. Whitney.
Buckshorn, Fisher, seven volumes
Cameron, Julian A., 26 volumes and 35 jig-saw puzzles
Century Co., one volume
Dennison Manufacturing Co .. three pamphlets
Douglas, George H., Jr., one volume
Fisher, Frederick, thirty-two coins
Forbes, Mrs. Harriette M., picture of Frank Hildreth house
Hanscom, Frederick A., two cones from Sequoia National Park, Cal.
Harrington, Mrs. Wm., eighteen volumes
Hamlin, Miss Edna M., six jig-saw puzzles
Hodgman, Miss Harriet M., two pictures
Hoff, John Jacob, one volume Jeffrey, Kathleen, one volume
Kawakami, K. K., one volume
Nesmith, Harry L., piece of mineral asbestos
Prescott, Wm. B., one volume
Putnam's Sons, G. P., one volume
Roudenbush, William C., picture of Hall house
Symmes, Misses Martha and Anna H., several volumes of magazines and fifteen books Tadmuck Club, one volume
Trustees of Westford Academy, museum case
U. S. Shipping Board, one volume
Wall, A. R., sword from a swordfish.
Wheeler, Leonard W., Westford Academy tuition receipt
Williams and Wilkins Press, one volume.
CIRCULATION
Total circulation of bound volumes
26,328
Volumes lent at the Library 19,221
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Volumes lent at Graniteville
3,399
Volumes lent at Forge Village 2,347
Volumes lent at Nabnassett
1,361
Circulation in Children's department
10,283
Volumes lent through schools
3,579
Periodicals lent
4,821
Pamphlets and clippings lent
120
Pictures lent
1,060
ACCESSIONS
Volumes added by purchase
306
Volumes added by gift 44
Volumes received from the State
6
Volumes received from the United States
1
Total number of volumes added
357
Number of volumes discarded.
232
Number of volumes in the Library
21,337
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
REGULATIONS
The J. V. Fletcher Library is open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat- urdays (legal holidays excepted) from 1.30 until 5, and from 6.30 until 9.00 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. Renewals may be made by telephone or by postal.
No book shall be transferred, or acknowledged as returned, unless delivered to the librarian.
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, 1933
Classified Books
Abraham, R. M .- Winter nights entertainments; a book of pastimes for everybody 793.7 A
Adams, James T .- March of democracy, vol. 2; from Civil War to world power 973 A1
Alexander, grand duke of Russia-Once a grand duke B A374 Alschuler, Rose H., ed .- Two to six; suggestions for parents of young children 136.7 A
Auld, Wm. M .- Christmas traditions 394.268 CA1
-Christmas tidings 394.268 CA2
Austin, Mary H .- Earth horizon; autobiography B A937
Ayscough, Florence W .- Firecracker land 915.1 A
Bailey, Liberty H .- How plants get their names 580.14 B
Bedell, Mary C .- Modern gypsies; story of a 12,000 mile motor camping trip 917.3 B8
Blodgett, Harvey A .- Making the most of your income 339.4 B
Boyd, Joyce-My farm in lion country 916.78 B
Braddy, Nella-Anne Sullivan Macy; the story behind Helen Keller B M177
Bradford, Gamaliel-Journal of Gamaliel Bradford, 1883-1932 B B799
Cades, Hazel R .- Good looks for girls 646.7 C
Caldwell, Otis W. and Slosson E. E., ed .- Science remaking the world 504 C
Chambers, Walter-Samuel Seabury, a challenge B S438
Clark, Francis E .- In Christ's own country 915.69 C
Cloud, Dorothy M .- P .- Culture of perennials 635.932 C1
Cole, Fay-Cooper-Long road from savagery to civilization 572
Cottler, Jos. C. and Brecht, Harold-Careers ahead 371.425 C
Cross, Charles-A picture of America; the photostory of America
as it is-and as it might be, told by the news camera 330.973 C1
Cunliffe, J. W .- Pictured story of English literature 820 C4
Dimnet, Ernest-What we live by 170 D
Downey, Fairfax-Richard Harding Davis-his day B D264
Drepperd, Carl W .- Early American prints 760.973 D
Flint, Wesley P. and Metcalf, C. L .- Insects-man's chief competitors 632.7 F
Foght, Harold W. and Foght, Alice Robbins-Unfathomed Japan 915.2 F2
Foraker, Julia B .- I would live it again B F692 Fox, Helen M .- Gardening with herbs for flavor and fragrance 635.7 F Freud, Sigmund-General introduction to psychoanalysis 131 F2 Fülöp-Miller, René-Rasputin, the holy devil B R227
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General Court of Massachusetts-Tercentenary exercises,
1630-1930, commemorating its establishment 300 years ago 974.4 G Hall, Mrs. Walter A. and others-Progress and achievement:
a history of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs 374.2 H
Harding, Alice Howard-Lilacs in my garden 635.93371 H Heseltine, Marjorie M. and Dow, Ula M .- Good cooking made easy and economical 641.5 H3
Hine, Annabel W. B .- Arrangement of flowers 635.9664 H Hoyt, Frances M .- Mis' Stone and other Vermont monologues 808.85 H Hotchkiss, William O .- Story of a billion years 550 H Hottes, Alfred C .- Book of perennials 635.932 H1
Huddleston, Sisley-Europe in zigzags 940.5 H
Johnson, Alvin P .- Franklin D. Roosevelt's colonial ancestors;
their part in the making of American history B R780 Jones, E. Stanley-Christ and human suffering 179.9 J Kallet, Arthur and Schlink, F. J .- 100,000,000 guinea pigs;
dangers in every day foods, drugs and cosmetics 614.3 K
Kane, Joseph N .- Famous first facts 031 K
Kawakami, Kiyoshi K .- Manchoukuo, child of conflict. 951.8 K Kearney, Paul W .- Strange fishes and their strange neighbors ... .. 597 K Kenyon, Doris-Doris Kenyon's monologues 808.85 K2 Kern, Corinne J .- I go nursing 610.73 K
Knappen, Theodore M .- Wings of war; an account of the im-
portant contribution of the United States 940.44 K
Kunitz, Stanley J .- Authors today and yesterday 928 K1
Lamb, Harold-Genghis Khan, the emperor of all men B. G329 Lamprey, Louise-All the ways of building 720.9 L
Lamsa, George M .- My neighbor Jesus, in the light of His own language, people, and time 232.9 L
Lewis, Lloyd- Sherman, fighting prophet B S553.2 Lockhart, Robert H .- British agent B L816
Longworth, Alice Roosevelt-Crowded hours; reminiscences B L859
McCaskey, J. P .- Favorite songs and hymns 784.8 M
McCaw, Malcolm-Fifty ways to save money 339.4 M
McCulloch, John H .- A million miles in sail 910.4 M
Mantell, Charles L .- Sparks from the electrode 660 M
Mathews, John J .- Wah'kon-tah; the Osage and the white
man's road 970.3 M
Maurois, André-Edwardian era B E255
Mead, Frank S .- March of eleven men 270 M1
Miner, Leroy M. S .- The new dentistry; a phase of preven- titive medicine 617.6 M1
Mitchell, Ernest P .- Deep water; the autobiography of a
sea captain B M680
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Monroe, Anne S .- God lights a candle 174 M1 Nevins, Allan-Grover Cleveland, a study in courage B C635.1 Nicoll, Allardyce-Development of the theatre 792 N
O'Neill, Eugene-Nine plays 812 O
Ordway, Edith B. - Handbook of quotations 808.8 O O'Sullivan, Maurice-Twenty years a-growing 914.196 O Patch, Carolyn-Grace Whitney Hoff; the story of an abundant life H698
Peabody, Francis G .- Privileges of old age 170 P6
Phelps, William L .- Appreciation 171 P2
-Easter, the world's best news 264.031 P
Post, Augustus-Skycraft 629.13 P
Powell, Herbert P .- Minstrel skits and sketches 791.1 P1
Prindiville, Kathleen-First ladies 920.7 P1
Pruette, Lorine-The parent and the happy child 173 P3
Raymond, Allen-What is technocracy? 330.1 R
Rockwell, Frederick F .- Book of bulbs 635.944 R
Rogers, Agnes-The American procession; American life since 1860 in photographs 917.3 R8
Rowland, Arthur J .- Applied electricity for practical men 621.3 R Rugg, Harold O .- History of American civilization; economic and social 973 R5
-History of American government and cul-
ture; America's march toward democracy
973 R6
Saville, Emily E .- Memories and a garden 818.92 S
Seabury, David-Unmasking our minds 150 S3
Seasongood, Murray-Local government in the United States 352.097 S Sheard, Charles-Life-giving light 535.04 S
Smith, Logan P .- On reading Shakespeare 822.33 Sm
Songs that never grow old 784.8 S2
Spaeth, Sigmund-Art of enjoying music 781 S
Squier, George O .- Telling the world 621.38 U
Stallings, Laurence-The first world war; a photographic history 940.4 S
Streeter, Daniel W .- An Arctic rodeo 919.8 S3
Sullivan, Mark-Our times, vol. 5; over here, 1914-18 973.9 S
Terry, Dame Ellen and Shaw, George Bernard-Ellen Terry and Bernard Shaw, a correspondence 927.92 T
Thom, Douglas A .- Normal youth and its everyday problems .. 136.7 T1
Thomas, Jeannette B .- Traipsin' woman 917.69 T
Thompson, Edward H .- People of the serpent; life and ad-
venture among the Mayas 913.726 T
Van Loon, Hendrick W .- Van Loon's geography 910 V1
Waln, Nora-House of exile 915.1 W
Warner, Frances L. and Gertrude-Pleasures and palaces .. 814.8 W14
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Washington · merry-go-round 923.2 W
Welch, Maude S .- In a week-end garden 716 W5 Welzl, Jan-Thirty years in the golden north 919.8 W3
Wilder, Louise B .- The rock garden 635.9672 W Winwar, Frances-Poor splendid wings 927 W3
Woolf, Virginia S .- Flush, a biography 636.78 W1
Worcester, Elwood-Making life better; an application of
religion and psychology to human problems 131 W7
Worcester, Joseph E .- New school dictionary 423 W3
FICTION
Adams, Herbert-Strange murder of Hatton, K. C. A 214.4
Aldrich, Bess Streeter-Miss Bishop . 3643.7
Bailey, Temple-Enchanted ground B 156.15
Barnes, Margaret A .- Within this present B 261.3
Barrie, James M .- Farewell Miss Julie Logan, a wintry tale .. .B 275.13
Bassett, Sara W .- Shifting sands B 319.9
Beith, Janet-No second spring
B 423.2
Bennet, Robert A .- Hunted wolf
B 472.4
Bentley, Phyllis E .- Carr
B 4775.3
Brisbane, Coutts-Here come swords!
B 859.2
Bristow, Gwen and Manning, Bruce-Mardi Gras murders B 861.2
Bromfield, Louis-The farm B 868.6
Buchan, John-A prince of the captivity B 918.12
Burnett, William R .- Dark Hazard B 9648.2
Cambridge, Elizabeth-Hostages to fortune C 178.2
C 319.2
Carroll, Gladys H .- As the earth turns ,-Land spell
C. 319.3
Chapman, Maristan, pseud .- Glen Hazard
C 466.5
Childers, James S .- Hilltop in the rain
C 5366.2
Colver, Alice R .- The dear pretender
C 727.4
Corbett, Elizabeth-A nice long evening C 790.4
Cornish, Louis C., ed .- The bishop comes to Stow 818.2
De la Roche, Mazo-Master of Jalna D 3395.5
Douglas, Lloyd C .- Forgive us our trespasses ..- Precious jeopardy
D 735 3
Edmonds, Walter D .- Erie water
E 245.4
Erskine, Laurie Y .- Renfrew rides north
E 732.3
Ertz, Susan-The proselyte
E 738.5
Fallada, Hans-Little man, what now?
F 194.2
Farnol, Jeffery-The way beyond
F 2365.14
Fisher, Dorothea F. C .- Bonfire 534.11
Galsworthy, John-One more river G 1785.17
Gill, Elizabeth-Crime coast G 475.2
Glasgow, Ellen A. G .- Sheltered life G 548.14
Gordon, Neil-Shakespeare murders G 664.2
D 735.4
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Green, Paul-Laughing pioneer G 797.2
Grey, Zane-Hash knife outfit G 845.33
Grove, John, ed-Omnibus of romance G 883.2
Hatch, Richard W .- Leave the salt earth H 361.3
Haynes, Annie-Who killed Charmian Karslake? H 424.2
Hegan, Alice L .- Mr. Pete & Co. H 462.8
Hendryx, James B .- Connie Morgan with the forest rangers H 498.4
Hobart, Alice T .- Oil for the lamps of China H 681.2
Jarrett, Cora-Night over Fitch's pond J 377.2
Jepson, Selwyn-Mystery of the rabbit's paw J 547.2
Jope-Slade, Christine-Life is such a rush J 817.2
Kaye-Smith, Sheila-Gipsy waggon K 232.10
Kennedy, Milward, pseud .- Man who rang the bell K 363.2
Lane, Rose W .- Let the hurricane roar L 266.3
Lehmann, Rosamond-Invitation to the waltz L 523.2
Lincoln, Joseph C .- Back numbers L 738.31
Loring, Emilie-Gay courage -Hilltops clear
L 873.4
Lowndes, Marie A. B .- The lodger
L 919.4
McNeile, Herman C .- Bulldog Drummond strikes back M 194.2
M 1702.4
Magill, Marcus-Murder out of tune
Marquand, John P .- Haven's end M 357.3
Marshall, Edison-Deputy at Snow Mountain M 3667.8
Masefield, John-Bird of Dawning or the fortune of the sea. M 396.5
Maxwell, William B .- Amos the wanderer M 465.2
Milne, Alan A .- Four days' wonder M 660.3
Montgomery, Lucy M .- Pat of Silver Bush M 788.10
Mowery, William B .- Forbidden valley M 936.3
Mulford, Clarence E .- The round-up M 955.9
Nason, Leonard H .- The fighting Livingstons N 263.4
Niven, Frederick-Mrs. Barry N 734.3
Oxenham, John-Hidden years O 984.7
Pakington, Humphrey-Four in family P 152.2
Parmenter, Christine W .- The real reward P 254.4
Perkins, Kenneth-Gold P 449.2
Phillpotts, Eden-Broom squires P 564.25
-Captain's curio P 564.26
-Nancy Owlett P 564.27
Poole, Ernest-Hunter's moon P 822.5
Priestley, John B. and Bullett, Gerald-I'll tell you everything P 949.15
Raine, William M .- The broad arrow R 155.20
Rinehart, Mary R .- The album R 580.16
Roberts, Kenneth L .- Rabble in arms R 645.4
Rosman, Alice G .- Protecting Margot R 821.8
Ryerson, Florence and Clements, Colin-Fear of fear R 993.2
L 873.5
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Saint-Exupery, Antoine de-Night flight S 137.2
Schlumberger, Jean-Saint Saturnin S 346.2
Sinclair, Bertha M .- Laughing water S 6155.15
-Whoop-up trail S 6155.14
Small, Austin J .- Pearls of desire S 635.3
Sprigge, Elizabeth-The old man dies
S 769.2
Taylor, Phoebe A .- Mystery of the Cape Cod players T 245.2
Tracy, Louis-Women in the case
T 762.15
Train, Arthur-No matter where T 768.10
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