1st ser. no. I. A letter from Rebecca Boylston to Edward Boylston.-no.2. The Sharp papers in the Brookline public library.-no.3. Brookline in the revolution. By M.E. May.-no.4. Papers of the White family of Brookline, 1650-1807.-no.5. Roxbury church records relating to Brookline.-no.6. Early notices of local events.-no.7. Letter from Brigadier-General Edward A. Wild to the Brookline war committee.-no.8. First parish church records of baptisms, marriages and deaths in 100 years.-no.9. The history of the lyccum movement in Brookline. By G. E. Mathews.-no.10. Brookline in the civil war. By K.R. Briggs. ad ser. no. 11. Three glimpses of Brookline, in 1700,1800, and 1900. By M.L. Sharp.-no. 12. Major Thompson's deposition.-no.13. The Brookline town meeting. By C.W. Kellogg, jr.-no.14. The Devotion family of Brookline. By S.V. Griggs.-no.15. Extracts from the account book of John Goddard of Brookline.-no.16. More early notices of local events. Collected by Miss Ellen Chase.-no.17

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