96 



O. Safford, Mrs. W. F. Gardner, Miss C. A. Neal, Miss Grace A. Glover, Mrs. Mil- 

 ler, Miss Alice Beckford, Henry D. Johnson, Miss S. W. Chandler, Mrs. S. II- 

 Smith. William II. Gardner, Mrs. It. Winn, William P. Parker, B. D. Hill (Peabody), 

 Miss MaryT. Ropes, Mrs. Clough. Mrs. David Pingrce, C. A. Ropes, Clifford Burnes, 

 C. n. Pulsifer, S. Killani, Dr. G. A. Perkins, Mrs. J. D. Hammond, E. S. Atwood, 

 Mrs. E. D. Kimball. 



Peaks, Peaches, Apples, Plums, Grapes, etc.— A. J. Hubbard (Peabody) 

 Mrs. John Goldsmith, W. II. Nichols, Mrs. Walter Leavitt, S. P. Fowler, Mrs. 

 F. L. Ward, V. C. Stowc, J. B. Osgood, Miss Richardson. C. M. Richardson, B. 

 Ballard, J. W. Goldthwait, D. P. Carpenter, George D. Glover. Charles E. 

 Symonds, Sirs. Kimball, R. C. Manning, G. P. Rust, Wm. Maloon, Jona. Davis, 

 George Merrill, Mrs. Edward Eamson, A. P. Weare, Jno. Daniels, Miss H. Short, 

 Thorp Fisher, E. Emmerton, C. R. Waters, Alfred Peabody, Mrs. E. Moore, W. H. 

 Rice, Benjamin Edwards, S. P. Walcott, C. Higbee, Alfred Whalen. L. D. Pettin- 

 gell, S. W. Bancroft, N. A. Horton, B. R. Symonds, K. Babbage, Mrs. P. English, 

 George A. Newhall, Geo. Bowker, W. B. Aiken, Charles Creesy, T. P. Symonds, 

 Frederick Lamson, J. P. Cooke, James Donaldson, C. H. Buxton, H. F. Skerry. J. 

 Margati, J. R. Chase, C. Harrington, C. A. Ropes, S. G. Jones, Samuel Newman 

 (Peabody), Wm. Hill, J. F. Dodge, M. P. Locke, Aug. Very, G. F. Putnam, F. L. 

 Ward, Thomas Symonds, B. H. Silsbee, D. M. Batch, Mrs. George Downing. Mrs. 

 Henry Webb, C. H.Webber, Mrs. J. Pierce, Mrs. G. A. Newhall, J. Goldsmith, 

 Mrs. Wilkinson, E. H. Dodge, Aaron Smith. 



Vegetables.— David Wentzell, George W. Rogers, City of Salem, Plummer 

 Farm School, H. W. Lyford, C. S. Emmerton, E. C. Larrabee, L. D. Pettingill, A. 

 B. Woodis, Mrs. Ward, Alfred Ware, W. S. Messervy, B. H. Silsbee, George A. 

 Newhall, John Meiklejohn. 



Honev.— George D. Glover, B. R. Symonds. 



Library. — The additions during the year now closed 

 are as follows : — 



Donations. 



Folios, 1 Pamphlets and Serials, . . . 4,511 



Quartos, 2!) Almanacs, 39 



Octavos, 333 



Duodecimos, 110 Total, 4.r>.">0 



Scxdecimos, G7 Total of bound volumes, . . 540 



Total 510 Total of douations, 5,0C0 



Exchanges. 



Quartos, 3 Pamphlets and Serials, . . . 807 



Octavos, 110 Total of bound volumes, . . . 115 



Duodecimos, 2 



— Total ot Exchanges 1,012 



Total 115 Total of Donations 5.0D0 



Total, C,102 



Of the total number of pamphlets and serials, 1,324 

 were pamphlets and 4,084 serials. 



The donations to the Library for the year have been 



