The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-29
ADDITIONS TO LIBRARY.
Many New Books Of Interest Placed on
the Shelves.

Many New Books Of Interest Placed on
the Shelves.
Recently large number Of books have
been added to the shelves Of the Aldrich
public library, and still more are to be
placed there, including the novels OF Ed.
gar Allen Poe and a complete set Of
Mark Twain's works. The new books
have been in circulation during the past
week. To show that the library eontin.
ues its popularity, il is only necessary
to state that on Saturday, September
25, $50 books were loaned
Among the new books OF fiction may
be mentioned the following; J. L. Al
lens Bride Of the Mistletoe, f. L. Bar
elay's Rosary, A. Benefits Old Wives
Tales, M Churchill's Modern Chronicle,
r, Connor's Foreigner w DeMofgan's
1t Never Can Happen Again, NJ Kew
Olive, r. 4. Lucas Over Bemerton's,
Mrs, IL Wards Lady Merton, Colonist,
H. b. Wright's Calling Of Dan Matthews
and Snow.fire by the author OF The Mar
tyrdom of an Empress.
The latest novels OF many desevedIy
popular authors have been purchased. so
that wide field OF choice reading has
been provided for discriminating readers,
some Of whom are; j. D. Bacon A. II.
Barr, F. II Burnett, r. Chambers, F. NJ.
Crawford, II. Deland, Mrs. H. De Ia
Pasture, n. Duncan, J. Forman, H. Gar
land, w. T. Grenfell, +. G. Hall, II.
james, j. Lincoln, w. ]. Locke. II. Mac
Grath, n Martin, L. NJ Montgomery,
Z. Phillpotts, O. S. Richmond and 9TH
ers
For lovers of modern drama, these
noyelized plays have been secured Beau
Brummel, Conjurors House, Faith Heal
er, Great Divide, Morals Of Marcus, Third
Degree, Paid IN Full. Witching Hour,
Wolf, Squaw Man and The Silent Call
The classboolSs are Carmina, poemss
DAILY, It A.. Famous Adventures and Es
capes OF the Civil War, Poems of Paul
Lawrence Dunbar, What Life Means to
Me, Grenfell, W. r., The Picturesque st.
Lawrence, johnson, c., Flower O the
Grass, poems, Murray, A., Dorian Days,
poems, Stafford w. r., Queen Louise Of
Prussia, Richardson, L. ID, Everyday
Business for Women, Wilbur NJ. A., Per-
sonal Power, Tucker, w. j, Spirit Of
America, Van Dyke, H., Autobiography
Of Marion Harland, Curious Facts, How
ard, G., Things Worth Knowing, Bechtel,
j.. FL, First Aid to the Injured, Warwick,
II. j., The Harvard Classics, "Dr Eliot's
iye-foot shelf Of books" Burton Holmes
Travelogues, 10 vols.
The children, too, are delighted to see
new books in most attractive covers
from such old friends at Clara IL Burn
ham, r. Barbour, r. +. Stratemeyer, etc,
and to welcome stories from such ia
nous writers as w. d. Howells. Wash
ington GLADDEN., Gordon Stables. Their
classbooks are, Wonder Book of Horses,
Friends ii Feathers and Fur, Everyday
Life in the Colonies, Trees That Every
Child Should Know, Poems That Every
Child Should Know, Garden of Eden,
Child's Garden Of Verse lStevenson, R.
T., illus.l. Life in the Greenwood, Ma
ture Myths and Stories, Plant Baby
and It's Friends, Japanese Fairy Tales,
With Evans to the Pacific. Sailing Alone
Around the World, Stories of the Great
West Roosevelt, T.l, Among the For
est People Child Life in Many Lands,
John and Betty's History Visit, Peeps
at Many Lands--China, Germany, Ja-
maica, Book Of Children's Parties, Book
of the Ocean