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Steve Green.
20 00
To town order $100 00
Paid Steve Martin
1 50
To town order.
$200 00
Paid N Martin 14 25
W Buzzel
16 12
W H Hartley
50 00
Frank Lucas
36 00
Steve' Green
20 00
G Boutwell
4 00
M Long
14 50
Steve Simmons.
19 00-
Frank Lucas
11 25
Pat Brown
75
W E Buzzel
14 25
Steve Green
20 00
W H Hartley
8 50
To town order $100 00
Paid Frank Green
6 00
Steve Green.
65 00
F Spaulding, Cummings' order
7 90
W H Hartley
27 90
David Parks
9 00
Steve Green.
10 00
To town order
$100 00
Paid W F Remick
2 62
W E Buzzel
1 50
Frank Lucas
10 00
Frank Lucas
10 00
Steve Green. 25 00
Steve Green. 10 00
Frank Lucas
10 00
Frank Lucas 10 00
W Buzzell. 10 00
Frank Lucas 19 61
Steve Green
25 00
W Buzzel
17 25
₹
24
To town order. $100 00
Paid Harry Corrigan 1 00
Ned Sheehe
2 25
Frank Dixon 1 50
Fred Holton
14 25
W Buzzel
4 87
(' Sedgel 50
Steve Simmons
10 95
Steve Greene 20 00
Sumner Matthews
2 80
Charles Sedgel
1 00
A MI Beattie.
15 00
Charles Sedgel.
1 00
To town order.
$100 00
Paid Steve Green
30 00
B Benton.
21 75
Steve Green
25 00
C Sherwood.
5 00
To town order
$100 00
Paid Frank Smith & Co
50 84
W Buzzel
1 50
N Martin
3 75
John Thomas
1 50
Steve Green
20 00
Sherwood
7 25
E Goodale. 23 05
8 00
A Wesson.
4 50
E B Beach. 3 50
Adley & Donahue
15 25
Win Putnam.
14 00
Thompson Mfg Co
1 50
To town order $100 00
Paid Steve Green 6 62
G W Aldrich.
1 00
E A Woodward 3 75
Frank Smith & Co 15 00
Fred Holton 3 29
E Carter
25
W Buzzel
20
J D Cummings 97 00
$1,000 00 $1,114 77
To town orders.
114 77
$1.114 77
Of the above, $175 was laid out at the Indian brook culvert. putting in bank wall and making sidewalk; $45 for carting marl on to Winter street and $25 for recoating Baker Hill.
Respectfully submitted.
J. D. CUMMINGS.
Feb. 15, 1902.
We have settled the above with J. D. Cummings, Road Agent, and find same correct.
I. W. QUIMBY, Selectmen
T. T. BAKER. of
F. B. SPAULDING. j Lancaster.
SOUTH DISTRICT.
The following bills were paid by the selectmen, contrac- ted for and approved by E. M. Monahan and W. C. Hodgdon. Road Agents.
CS Hodgdon 2nd 1900 f: 1 50
F A Blodgett
4 75
C E Emerson .6
2 26
C E Kimball
9 37
J S Peavey 75
W C Hodgdon
45 20
E D Ewens
12 60
Geo S Peavey
1 20
C E Emerson
1 88
D W Batchelder
9 40
Geo H Morse 9 31
Ed Boutwell 1 27
Chas L Wilder 5 25
-
26
J S Peavey admr 1 50
I E Sweet. 6 75
C W Chessman 2 70
W H Chessman
4 17
W W Buswell 8 25
J M Clark. 10 90
W W Buswell.
8 55
Frank Smith & Co., plank
G L Dexter 78 00
8 00
Frank Smith & Co., tools.
1 10
Fred C Ingalls 13 95
10 16
G H Johnson. 75
Adley & Donahue, blacksmithing 13 15
Thompson Mig Co., steel, etc
5 01
$277 77
W. C. Hodgdon, Road Agent, in account with town :
Town orders $986 95
By settlement with selectmen to balance $986 95
We have settled the above account with W. C. Hodg- don, road agent, and find it correct with proper vouchers.
I. W. QUIMBY, ) Selectmen
T. T. BAKER, of
F. B. SPAULDING, J Lancaster.
Town of Lancaster in account with Chas E. Kimball selectmens' agent :
Town orders. $155 75
Four hours' work with team
1 20
Sixty feet plank.
60
Four hours' labor, bridge. 80
Self and man 1/2 day 1 75
Self, man and horses 12 day
2 50 .
Self, man and horses 1/2 day
2 50
Self, man and horses % day. 3 75
Self and man 1 day
3 50
L F Moore, supplies
27
Self and man 1 day 3 50
Self, man and horses % day 3 75
Self, man and horses % day 3 75
Self, man and horses 1 day 2 50
A J Clark, team and logs
75
Self and team % day 2 62
One man 2 hours.
30
Self, man and horses
5 00
Self, man and horses
4 25
Self and horses 1 25
Self and horses
3 50
One-half day, horses
1 75
Self 1/2 day
1 00
Self and team
3 50
Self
3 50
Self
3 50
Self
1 75
Self
1 75
Self ..
3 50
Self
2 00
Self 1/2 day 1 00
1 00
Self and horses 3 50
1 00
76 52
W H Reed 2 25
Geo S Peavey
1 35
Adley & Donahue
3 25
Daniel Reed
1 25
Frank Smith & Co
15 84
F P Wells.
2 00
Clarence Straw
5 62
A J Clark 9 75
Chas Chessman 3 50
Rich Rines
1 35
F P Wells
2 85
L M Straw
26 2
Self "
Self
28
W W Buswell 3 97
TC Wells 1 35
Feb. 15. 1902.
C. E. KIMBALL, Selectmen's' Agent.
We have settled the above account with C. E. Kim- ball and find it correct.
I. W. QUIMBY. Selectmen T. T. BAKER. of F. B. SPAULDING. J Lancaster.
Geo. 1. Webster in account with the town of Lancas- ter :
Town orders
DR. $1.222 15 1
('R.
Sabin Brown, labor 102 00
Harry Hartford. labor 5 00
Edgar 1. Stickney, labor
15 40
Harlie A Smith, labor
7 62
Henry B Webster and team
3 00
John Rowell
1 00
LS Hartford and team 32 40
Charles Gainer. labor
25 50
MH Leary,
63 99
A W Smith.
150
Thadie Stickney. "
2 75
Albion Rowell,
6 65
Zenas Freeman. ،،
28 57
Win L Foss.
1
4 50
Express on machine knife
75
David Freeman. labor
23 50
Luther Hartford and team
3 00
Loring Lovejoy and team
4 50
Seth Washburn. labor
26 00
N MI Stickney. 66
6 00
Joseph Coil. ..
3 00
1
157 10
29
Harlie Stickney,
27 25
Joe Kenney, ..
13 50
John Farnham, spikes
50
John MeGerry, labor
3 00
James W Weeks and team
4 50
Willie Savage, labor
1 50
James McGerry "
1 50
WS Hartford and team
6 59
William Griffin, labor
42 00.
John Costello. 66
3 75
James Fletcher,
7 50
Harry Gainer, 6.
1 50
Frank Smith & Co., horses on machine. 42 00
John Savage and team.
3 75
W C Spaulding, gravel
11 70
John Black, use scraper.
50
Willie Gainer
50
Wmn G Ellis 10 00
Charles M Marshall, horses
11 55
John Blodgett
3 15
Harold Woods
35
CH Wentworth
6 70
F A Padfield
3 00
Ed Freeman, labor
7 50
Wood & Emerson, blacksmithing
6 70
Peter Brison, labor
3 80
Henry Wilder, labor
3 00
Glen Smith and team
3 00
Harvy Webster
1 35
Adley & Donalme, sharpening drills
4 15
Aaron Commings.
3 75
Burt Smith and team
12 00
Frank Spaulding and team
3 00
Harry Lucas, labor 1 50
F Smith & Co., rendrock and tools 28 93
LF Moore
7 28
Hugh Foley, gravel
50
Geo. S Wilder, gravel.
1 40
Victor Leavitt, gravel
1 40
30
Joseph Wilder, labor 53 75
Sabin Brown, labor
10 00
Nelson Moulton, gravel
7 80
Martin Monahan and team 6 00
Wilbur Cram
1 25
Ernest Ellis
1 50
Barney McMann
30
W'm. B. Alden, lumber
48 68
Sylvanus Holmes, lumber
123 00
Geo. M Amadon, lumber
31 78
Geo. H Nevers
8 25
Geo. A Webster
145 00
Horses on machine
19 25
Horses on dump cart 38 days
57 00
Driving horse 20 days @50c
10 00
$1,080 65
Breaking roads from Feb. 15th, 1901 to April 8th, 1901.
Geo. A Webster, man and team.
28 75
Henry Wilder and team 10 50
Sabin Brown.
4 12
Edgar A Stickney
4 12
Henry B Webster
2 00
John Rowell.
11 25
Hartford Brothers
2 45
Herbert Amadon
50
L S Hartford
3 00
Fred Dodge
1 05
Joseph T Campbell
10 37
A W Smith
2 00
Albion Rowell
3 60
Nelson Moulton
3 30
Henry Wilder
8 25
William Doonan
2 24
$97 50
31 Breaking Roads to Feb. 15th, 1902.
Running snow roller 12 day
4 00
6:
1
8 00
66
66
6:
1
8 00
66
66
1
8 00
1
8 00
66
66
..
1
8 00
$44 00
Total.
$1,222 15
Out of this money I have paid $203 46 for lumber; $23 60 for gravel; I have built a new bridge near the Connary place, new planked the bridge near Matthew Smith's, built new bridge at John Farnham's and one at Geo M Amadon's. Built new bridge and new stone . abutment near James Bain's place, also a wing dam.
I respectfully submit this bill to the selectmen with vouchers for the same.
GEORGE A WEBSTER, Road Agent.
February 15, 1902.
We have settled the above account with Geo A Web- ster, Road Agent, and find it correct.
I W QUIMBY, Selectmen of
T T BAKER,
F B SPAULDING
Lancaster.
Report of Overseer of Poor.
My report this year must of a necessity, be very commonplace. There has been no extraordinary ex- penses and only a slight increase in the number of poor helped by the town. The cost of town poor for the year is somewhat larger than last year. This could not very well be avoided, as last year was probably a minimum in the cost. The following is the statement for the town :
Total cost
$ 726 26
Received from county
$ 156 00
Less amount due 1901
51 00
$ 105 00
Due from county
51 00
$ 156 00
$ 570 26
Less Joseph Colby's account
56 20
Net cost $ 514 06
As usual I have taken Joseph Colby's support from the cost. Last year he had a balance credit of $139.15: taking the cost this year, $56.20 ont and his balance will be $82.95.
The totals for town and country are $1,679.73, as against $1,725.12 last year, a decrease of $61.84.
There are no outstanding bills against the town.
The following is the financial statement :
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1901 * 73 34
From town orders 400 00
From comity orders
1.205 89 - $1,679 73
33
DISBURSEMENTS.
For support town poor $ 726 26
For support of county poor
937 02
Cash on hand 16 45
-- $ 1,679 73
Probably $700 will be needed for next year. The individual items follow :
TOWN POOR.
For X G Stickney
$335 82
Received from county
78 00.
Due from county $25 50
For Jane Boutwell
$89 65
Received from county
78 00
Due from county
$25 50
For Mrs W P Hore
$68 21
Joseph Colby
56 20
Charles Kenison
82 00
John Dagneau
31 50
Joseph Vashon
62 88
COUNTY, POOR.
For James Gonyea
$7 00
Received from county
7 00
For Mrs Trudell
$6 60
Due from county, 1901
4 50
$11 10
Received from county
9 50
Due from county
$ 1 60
For Fred Dodge
$1 00
Received from county
1 00
For Libbey boy
$11 00
Received from county
11. 00
34
For Asa Stuart
$49 60
Due from county 1901
25 50
Received from county
75 10
For J B Hardy
$24 20
Due from county 1901
65 99
Received from county
$90 19
For Fred Gallant
$26 80
Received from county
26 80
For Mildred Kidd
$78 00
Received from county
78 00
For Buzzell Prue
$2 70
Received from county
2 70
For Mary Huse
$48 00
Due from county 1901
24 00
$72 00
Received from county
72 00
For Fred Saul
$71 27
Due from county 1901
2 00
$73 27
Received from county
73 27
For W JS Dewey
Due from county 1901
$7 50
Received from county
7 50
For Sarah J Howard
Due from county 1901
$6 53
Received from county
6 53
For Sarali Elliott
$13 70
Due from county 1901
6 00
19 70
Received from county
$19 70
-
$75 10
$90 19
35
For James Rainville
$38 24
Received from county
38 24 ,
For Andrew Oleson
Due from county 1901
35
Received from county
35
For Charles Philbrook Received from county
1 00
For Susie Davis
$1 90
Received from county
1 90
For Shaderick Hartford
$48 00
Received from county
31 50
Due from county
$ 16 50
For Cora L Frizzell
$348 22
Received from county
348 22
For Harry O'Donnell
$6 34
Received from county
4 74
Due from county
$1 60
For Michael Breen
$106 90
Received from county
106 90
For Nalette girl
$36 00
Received from county
36 00
For Joseph McGoff
$10 70
Due from county
$10 70
For John McKeof
2 10
Due from county
$2 10
Balance due from county
$32 50
Amount due for Mr Stickney
23 50
Amount due for Jane Boutwell
25 50
$83 50
Feb. 15, 1902.
Respectfully submitted, I. W. QUIMBY, Overseer.
Feb. 27, 1902.
Examined and found correct with proper vouchers. CHARLES L. HURLEY, Auditor.
$1 00
Report of the Liquor Agent.
Geo V Moulton, liquor agent, in account with the town of Lancaster:
Value of liquor on hand Feb 15, 1901
$420 28 33 08
Barrels, kegs and jugs
4 60
Fixtures
$457 96
Value of liquor on hand Feb 15. 1902
558 44
Barrels, kegs and jugs
39 18
Fixtures
4 60
$602 22
Increased value on liquor
144 26
Received from sales of liquor and barrels
$1,055 54
Paid for liquors
1,010 88
Freight
11 18
Lincense
25 00
Revenue stamps
48
Cash on hand
8 00
$1,0447 54
Cash on hand
8 00
Increased value on liquor
144 26
$152 26
Salary of agent
~ 150 00
Net profit of agency
$2 26 GEO. V. MOULTON, Agent.
Lancaster, N. H. Feb. 18, 1902. Subscribed and sworn to before me,
I. W. QUIMBY, Justice of the Peace.
Police Court Report.
To the selectmen of the town of Lancaster, Gentlemen :
I am too ill to make anything like an itimized re- port of the Police Court at this time.
I have rec'd during the past year in fines $460 00 $300 00
Police Justice salary
I paid in to Treasurer
150 00
$450 00
Have paid in jail fees, etc., some $15 00
There are $400 00 of uncollected fines which I was .about collecting when taken sick. As soon as I get on my feet I will collect them in and carry them forward to next year's account.
Respectfully,
W'M. H. SHURTLEFF, Police Justice.
Town Clerk's Report.
Town Clerk's report of dogs licensed :
111 male dogs
$222 00
4 female dogs
20 00
$242 00
Paid Sumner Matthews, constable
$ 25 00
" for license blanks
2 00
Town Clerk's fees 115 dog's
23 00
Paid W H McCarten. Treas
192 00
$242 00
Cemetery Report.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand $53 85
Amount due on lots sold, not deeded,
estimated 514 00
Due on stone sold 8 00
Due on block of lots sold 120 00
Value of improvement on six lots in Division No. 4 200 00 .
$ 895 85
DEBITS.
Note, Engene MeIntire $520 00
$375 85
C. E. MCINTIRE, C. A. HOWE, Committee. FRED S. LINSCOTT, J
C. A. Howe, Treasurer Cemetery committee :
DR.
To balance on hand Feb., 1900
$13 08
Cash for 71% lots sold
84 00
1 improved lot sold 75 00
from town for care of Wilder cemetery two years 29 48
-
$ 201 56
('R.
By 200 cedar posts
$14 00
Pat Brown, labor bill
2 00
200 feet boards to Wilder cemetery
2 00
Henry Young, labor
115
W W Jones, labor at Wilder cemetery, 12 00 W W Jones, labor 3 80
39
Frank Green, «
8 00
Emmett Drew, " painting
1 25
Henry Young, labor
12 30
Frank Smith & Co., paint
1 45
Charles Rines, labor
26 00
Patrick Brown "
4 00
John Ogle
66
4 00
Frank Damon
15 76
Water bills for year
10 00
CA Howe, for care
20 00
F S Linscott :6
10 00
$ 147 71
Balance in hands of committee
$53 85
C. A. HOWE, Treasurer. Examined and found correct with proper vouchers.
I. W. QUIMBY, ) Selectmen
T. T. BAKER, of
F. B. SPAULDING,
j Lancaster.
1
Town School District.
The treasurer of the town district reports as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Received of town treasurer, school
money
$1,631 65
Received of town treasurer, extra
school money
600 00
Received for tuition
20 40
$2.252 05
Balance from last year for repairs
$68 57
Received of town treasurer 100 00
for old clapboards
2 00
$ 170 57
$ 2.422 62
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid teachers
$1,341 00
Boarding teachers
624 00
Wood
96 10
Carrying scholars
101 50
Cleaning school houses
28 00
Building fires
16 30
Furnishings
10 38
District clerk one year
2 00
Town of Dalton, tuition
20 00
$2,239 28
Paid for grading yard No. 11
20 00
Gradingyard and building fence No. 4, 24 06 Repairs 25 93
$ 69 99
Balance in treasurer's hands
113 35
$ 2.422 62
41
School books and supplies received of town treasurer Paid for books Supplies
$198 61
$95 10
103 51
$ 198 61
Respectfully submitted.
J. E. MOINTIRE, Treasurer.
Feb. 25th. 1902.
Examined and found correct with proper vouchers for the same.
M. E. STOWELL. \
E. B. MORSE, ¡Auditors.
Statistical Report of Schools for Year.
Former Number
Terms
Teachers
Weeks in Term
Wages per Month
No. of Scholars Av. Attendance Reading
Penmanship
Arithmetic
Geography
Grammar
Physiology
Book-keeping Algebra
Composition
Drawing
Voeal Music
Pupils not absent
Spring
Marion E Merriam
10:24 17 14 17 17 17 15 12 9 1 5
1
Fall
Marion E Merriam
10 26 18 14 18 18 18 16 13 12 1
1
Winter
Marion E Merriam
9 26 16 13:16 16 16 16 15 11
1
4
Spring
Elizabeth J Dowd
Fall
Mary E Webb
10 24.20 12,19 19 19 19 6 7 3 4
2
Winter
Mary E Webb
92631 1831 272731 1620 7 7
2 213
8
4
Winter
Jennie MeGary
928 24 17 14 24 24 24 18 17 9 5
218
3
Spring
Alice A Timberlake
1024 97 9 9 9 9 4 4 2
3
Fall
Nellie J Lyons
1024 10 010 1010 10 4: 4 2 1
] 10
10
Winter
Nellle J Lyons
924, 9 5 6 6 6 6 4 4
1
1
6
6
G
Spring
Addie P Forbes
10 26 17 15,17 17 17:17 12 13
1717 6
6
Fall
Addie l' Forbes
10 26 18 14 16 16 18 18 18 18 3. 1
1
5
6
Spring
Nellie M Forbes
10 26 23 22 23 23 2322 16 13 3 4
5
23 23 6
Fall
Caroline M Wheeler
10 28 22 20 22 222222| 7|14'
6 4 4 8
2
7
Winter
8 2822 242222 22 16 15 3. 2 6 412
8
S
Fall
10 24 15 14 15 15 15 15 13: 4.
2 3
13
S
Winter
Jessie .\ Tuttle
9,24 17 15 17 17 17 17 15 4 3
3
10
9 Spring
Emma Cashion
10 26 20 17 20 20 20 19 10 7 4 7
6
9
Winter
Mary A Gray
9.30 14 11 14 14 14 14 11 3
4
10
Spring
Nellie J Lyons
10 23 15 12 15 15 15 15 10 8 2
3 2
10
7
10
Winter
Myrtie J Deering
9 24 13 12 13 13 13 13 710
2
1
4
11
Spring
Marion A Cummings
100 6 5 6 6 6 6 4 33
1
2
11
Winter
Abra A LeGro
924 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 + 3 3
4
1
15
Spring
Abra A LeGro
1 : 26 13 11 12 12 11 12: 4 3 3.
2
15
Fall
Abra A LeGro
1:26 9 8 9 99 951 3
1 9
1
15
Winter
Caroline MI Wheeler
10 24 14, 9 13 13 13 12 11 5 5 2
2
4
3
11
Fall
Bertha M King
10 26 19.15 19 19 19 19 9, 6 4 6 2
5
9
Fall
Nellie M Forbes
10 26 13 13 13 13 13 13, 9 9, 2
10
Winter
Bertha A Emerson
8 24 17 13 17 17 17.17 17
17
7
Spring
Margareta Leggatt Jessie \ Tuttle Jessie A Tuttle
10282922 1629292918:18 9
218
4
Spring
.Jennie McGary
10 28 25 202025 2525 13 13 6
Fall
Jennie MeGary
1024.17 :0,17:17 17 15 6 6 3
Spelling
History
10 24 15 13 15 15 15 15 6. 3. 3
Fall Emma Cashion
1024 7:6777744 3
42
The winter term will close March 7th.
Enumeration of children between 5 and 16 years of age in April, 1901 :
BOYS.
GIRLS.
CHILDREN.
Union district
164
180
344
Town district
102
93
195
266
273
539
Respectfully submitted,
MRS. W. S. HARTFORD. ) School Board J. E. MCINTIRE, of the
JENNIE MCGARY.
j Town District.
Library Report.
RECEIPTS.
On hand Feb. 15, 1901 From thetown
600 00
" fines
33 55
" sale of catalogues
2 75
" sale of 4 town histories
6 00
$858 13
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid janitor
$ 46 25
" cartage of books
88
" fuel
46 30
" lights
32 45
" new books
305 91
" Librarian's incidentals
9 75
" Librarian's salary
100 00
" evening attendance at Reading Room
104 00
" printing
6 50
" literature for Reading Room
72 64
" repairs of books and binding
34 13
" cleaning the Library
4 50
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1902
94 82
$858 13
Respectfully submitted, F. D. HUTCHINS, Treasurer.
Feb. 27, 1902.
Examined and found correct with proper vouchers. CHAS. L. HURLEY, Į C. A. CLEVELAND, § Auditors.
$215 83
List of New Library Books.
jL882ï Adventures of Joel Pepper. Margaret Sidney.
3416-B174 Alabama Arbitration. Thomas W. Balch.
T474a Alice of old Vincennes. Maurice Thompson.
822-857k All's well that ends well. Shakspeare.
821-069
Ancient Mariner. S. T. Coleridge.
656-N54 Annual report of the R. R. Com. of N. H.
B427 Antonia. Jessie Van Zile Belden.
822-8570 Antony and Cleopatra. Shakspeare.
B936a Apostles of the southeast. F. T. Bullen.
R920-65 Appleton's cyclopedia of American biogra- phy.
jP726a April baby's book of tunes. Princess von Plesse.
750-124 Art for art's sake. John C. VanDyke.
H413a Arundel motto. Mary Cecil Hay.
822-857k As you like it. Shakspeare.
051-A8 Atlantic Monthly. 48v.
P7266 Benefactress. Princess von Plesse.
5982-C46b Birdlife. Frank M. Chapman. 0753 Black rock. Ralph Comor.
P612b Blennerhassett. Charles Felton Pidgin.
9739-K34 Campaigning in Cuba. Geo. Kennan.
C445ca Cardigan. Robert W. Chambers.
E31 Carolina cavalier. A. Geo. Cary Eggleston.
C115c Cavalier, The. Geo. W. Cable.
C938ci Cinderella. S. R. Crockett.
9732-B81 Colonial fights and fighters. Cyrus T. Brady. 822-857d Comedy of Errors. Shakspeare.
C445c Conspirators, The. Robert W Chambers.
822-857p Coriolanus. Shakspeare.
(563t Crisis, The. Winston Churchill.
*B936 Cruise of the Cachalot. F. T. Bullen.
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822-8578 Cymbeline. Shakspeare.
D619 Deacon Bradbury. Edwin Asa Dix.
1945d Deborah. James M. Ludlow.
022-M879 Dedication exercises of Armstrong building. Leonard A. Morrison.
8144-V24dDesert, The. John C. Van Dyke.
F585d Diary of a Freshman. Chas. M. Flandrau.
R780-688 Dictionary of music and musicians, 4v. Sir Geo. Grove.
211-H88 Divine pedigree of man. Thomson Jay Hudson.
T318d Doctor Dale. Marian Harland and Albert Payson Terhune.
H4134
Dorothy's venture. Mary Cecil Hay.
jH527m
Dragon and the raven, The. G. A. Henty.
G739d
Dream days. Kenneth Grahame.
B121d D'ri and I. Irving Bacheller.
M571d Dross. Henry Seton Merriman.
P726 Elizabeth and her German garden. Princess von Plesse.
9737-W812 End of an era. John S. Wise.
942-1.35 England in the 19th century. Elizabeth W. Latimer.
C135e Eternal City, The. Hall Caine.
960-135 Europe in Africa in the 19th century. E. W. Latimer. Facing death. G. A. Henty.
jH5271
jH527t
520-W27 Few astronomical instruments. Warner & Swasey. For the temple. G. A. Henty. 9236-D221 Founding and organization of the D. A. R. and D. R. societies. Flora Adams Dar- ling.
942-M12 Four Georges. Vol. 3-4. Justin Mccarthy.
944-1.35 France in the 19th century. E. W. Latimer.
B474f Friend with the countersign. B. K. Benson.
D491 From kingdom to colony. Mary Devereaux.
· B-D644 Gail Hamilton's life in letters. 2 v.
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Golden Age. Kenneth Grahame.
330-028 Gospel of wealth. Andrew Carnegie.
M133 Graustark. George Barr Mccutcheon.
iS977 Gulliver's travels. Ed. by T. M. Balliet.
677-T35 Half century of textile evolution.
822-S57m Hamlet. Shakspeare.
R939 Helmet of Navarre. Bertha Runkle.
822-S57t Henry VIII. Shakspeare.
822-S57i,
Henry V. Shakspeare.
822-857h Henry IV. Shakspeare.
283-878c Historical memorials of Canterbury. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley.
8709-858 History of Latin literature. Geo. A. Simcox. 973-E47 History of our country. Edward S. Ellis.
9732-J68 History of the old French war. Rossiter Johnson.
9492-B65 History of the people of the Netherlands. Petrus Johannes Blok.
973-837 History of the United States. Vol. VI. Jas. Schouler.
P868 House of de Mailly. Margaret H. Potter.
B936i Idylls of the sea. F. T. Bullen.
įB-A91 In the days of Audubon. Hezekiah Butter- worth.
9515-L25 In the forbidden land. 2 v. A. Henry Sav-
age Landor.
jT866 Iron Star. John Preston True.
C938is Isle of the winds. S. R. Crockett.
B26j Jennie Baxter, journalist. Robert Barr.
C938jo Joan of the sword hand. S. R. Crockett.
K36 Joselyn Cheshire. Sara Beaumont Kennedy,
822-S57m Julius Caesar. Shakspeare.
H417 Kent squire. Frederick W. Haves.
K57ki Kim. Rudyard Kipling.
822-857a King Henry VI. Part I. Shakspeare.
822-S57b King Henry VI. Parts II and III. Shaks- peare.
822-S57f King John. Shakspeare. 822-S570 King Lear. Shakspeare.
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T474k
King of Honey Island. Maurice Thompson.
Q61 Laird's luck. A. T. Quiller-Couch.
D2381 Letters from my mill. Alphonse Daudet.
B-H21s Life and epoch of Alexander Hamilton. Geo. Shea.
B-P32A Life and letters of Paul. ' Lyman Abbott.
218-F541 Life everlasting. John Fiske.
B-M399
Life of George Mason. Kate M. Rowland.
B-W574
Lights and shadows of a long episcopate. Henry B. Whipple. D. D.
H823 Like another Helen. George Horton.
jH5271 Lion of the North. G. A. Henty.
j0621i
Little by little. Oliver Optic.
jD733w
Little girl in old Washington. A. M. Douglas.
928-H87 Little journeys to the homes of American authors. Elbert Hubbard.
9232-H87 Little journeys to the homes of American statesmen. Elbert Hubbard.
9275-H87 Little journeys to the homes of eminent painters. Elbert Hubbard.
9207-H87 Little journeys to the homes of famous women. Elbert Hubbard.
920-H87 Little journeys to the homes of good men and great. Elbert Hubbard.
#591-S491 Lives of the hunted. Ernest Thompson Seton.
B9361 Log of a sea waif. F. T. Bullen.
822-857c
Love's labor's lost. Shakspeare.
822-S57n Macbeth. Shakspeare.
9207-P42 Maids and matrons of new France. Mary S. Pepper. Making of a Marchioness. Frances H. Bur- nett.
B964ma
K42 Manager of the B. & A. Vaughan Kester.
C753m Man from Glengarry. Ralph Connor.
¡N832 Man-of-war life. Chas. Nordhoff.
170-L46 Map of life. W. E. H. Lecky.
jR516m Margaret Montfort. Laura E. Richards.
822-8571 Measure for measure. Shakspeare.
*R516me Melody. Laura E. Richards.
B-C59 Memorial addresses on the life and character of Frank G. Clarke.
656-B936 Men of the Merchant service. F. T. Bullen.
822-857g Merchant of Venice. Shakspeare.
jN832m Merchant vessel. Chas. Nordhoff.
822-8571 Merry wives of Windsor. Shakespeare.
3539-J82 Message of Gov. C. B. Jordan.
822-857 Midsummer night's dream. Shakespeare. 5514-6445 Mighty deep and what we know of it. Agnes Giberne.
T531 Mistress Brent. Lucy Meacham Thurston.
822-8571 Much ado about nothing. Shakspeare.
B-N21R' Napoleon the last phase. Lord Rosebery.
. 8144-V24 'Nature for its own sake. John C. VanDyke.
M821 Nest of linnets. F. F. Moore.
3337-B894 No. American forests and forestry. Brucken. Ernest
016-MG1 Official catalogue of Mexican exhibits at the Pan-American Exposition.
D6190 Old Bowen's legacy. Edwin Asa Dix.
P133g
Old gentlemen of the black stock. T. N. Page.
8154-R75 Old home week addresses. F. W. Rollins.
910-6913 822-8571
On the great highway. JJas. Creehnan. Othello. Shakspeare.
582-K26
Our native trees. Harriet L. Keeler.
jR516p
Peggy. Lanra E. Richards,
W655i Penelope's Irish experiences, Kate D. Wig- gin.
822-8571 Pericles. Shakspeare.
jR263p Phebe, her profession. Anna Chapin Ray.
822-8570
Poems. Shakspeare.
W685po
Portion of labor. Mary E. Wilkins.
B-D79 Practicallifework of Henry Drummond. Cuth_ bert Lennox.
R163p Prince of Georgia. Julian Ralph.
150-J29 Principles of psychology. Wm. James.
B-A136 Private life of the Sultan. Georges Dorys.
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M147
Puppet crown. The. Harold MacGrath.
B812 Quiberon touch. Cyrus Townsend Brady.
P612 Quincy Adams Sawyer. Chas. Felton Pidgin.
H816 Raffles. E. W. Homung.
N333 Ralph Marlowe. Jas, Ball Naylor.
920-M123 Reminiscences. 2 v. Justin McCarthy.
822-857f Richard II. Shakspeare.
822-857℃
Richard III. Shakspeare.
P2391
Right of way. Gilbert Parker.
304-A132 Rights of man. Lyman Abbott.
jR516r Rita. Laura E. Richards. .
K. Romance of Gilbert Holines. Marshall M. Kirkman.
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