A Tribute to Samuel T. Wood
Publisher: Priv. published
Published: 1917
Place of publication: [Toronto]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Notes: Introduction signed: M.O. Hammond [and] E.J. Hathaway.

Half-title signed by J.M. Elson.
Table of contents: title: The many-sided Sam Wood, by Sir John Willison.-  S.T. Wood; an appreciation, by A.H.U. Colquhoun.-  Where the raccoon drinks, Mr. Wood's last article.-  Sam T. Wood [poem] by J.W. Bengough.-  A word of farewell, from The Globe, Nov. 7, 1917.-  The birds will miss him (to Samuel T. Wood) [poem] by J.L. Milligan.-  Naturalist and social reformer, from The Globe, Nov. 7, 1917.-  Tributes by confreres; Toronto Daily Star, Nov. 7, 1917.-  Boots and the man, by Augustus Bridle.-  Toronto daily news, Nov. 7, 1917 [obituary notice]-  The eternal why (to the memory of Mr. S.T. Wood)  [poem] by J.E. Middleton.-  A suggested epitaph, by Peter McArthur.-  Samuel T. Wood [poem] by Grant Balfour.-  An inspiration to youth.