Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-07-02
STATE LIBRARY WEEK
Vermont Library Association Holds
Its Annual Meeting at Mont
pelier July lst

I
! Vermont STATE Library week, June
Goth TO July ), will be OBJ clvcd BY the
! Vermont Library Association with
meeting ut Montpelier on Library
Day, Tuesday, July 1 \ fine pro-
gram has been prepared, among
those taking part are L. II. Brooks,
member Of State Board of Education,
Rev. +. A. Poole and Mrs. W. 7.
Smith of this place.
, The program follows:
{ Slogan: The community library
and the library in the community.
800 Il. H., Business meeting.
1000 q. m. Three round table con-
fercnces consisting OF iive-minutc
talks, followed by discussions on the
following subjects: l. Conferences
of Librarians, Mrs. f. E. Kingsley OF
Brandon, chairman. 2. Conference
Of Trustees, Rcdlield Proctor of
Of Citizens, chairman to be name !
later a. What does the term com
murity work cover? b. Community
, work already done in towns through
out the state. G. Community wort,
+ s!re;u'; carried on by libraries. d.
l'oE. iblc community work L.at d lib
vary might undertake.
S!.r. talks will be give by E,v
l.. J. Lang, Montpelier; Mss ! Ola
Vaughn, rouitncy; Mrs. G. 4. Davis
/ i:hll:., q. M Dcsier MouitJl, Ga.-
Golpl: Itcv. +. A. Poole, s.. Johns
buy. l.. Il. Brooks, st. Jot.r>nuy;
jasper u. Wright, Montgomery; w.
II. Jeffrey, Montpelier; Miss Dorn-
, thy N,'oI,. I'd Ludlow Cea.e"; Mrs.
v &. :ease, Jetfcrsonvillc; +. l..
Ia.als of -;ui lington and otrt"s.
Afternoon and Event g
100 p. m., general session. Re-
port Of chairmen of the three confer
cnces Discussion of economic CO.
operation in communities with the
library as possible center.
2.30 p. m. "Wherc Ncighbors
Meet" Miss Margery Quigley, New
York State Library School, 1915-1G.
ESQ p. m. Community Library
Tea. Hostcsses, Miss Evelyn S.
Lease of Montpelier, Miss Fanny B.
Fletcher Of Proctorsville. Assisted
by Miss Vera II. Griffith of Dandy,
Miss Alice l.. Eaton of Woodstock,
Miss Eleanor Egglcston of Manchcs-
ter, Miss Lucy ID. Cheney of Rutland,
Miss Anna l.. Mower of Morrisvllle,
Miss Helen b. Shattuck of Burling-
ton, Mrs. w. p. Smith of St. Johns
bury, Miss Kate Stewart of Bristol,
Mrs. F. L. Kingsley of Brandon, Mrs.
Nellie M. Planter Of Bellows Fall,
Miss Gincvra Pollard of Chester,
Miss Mary r. Bates of Burlington.
800 p. m Reader, Miss Grace Sage
Griffith, Boston.
Wednesday
900 a. m. Challenging and CLASH
cation, Miss Margcry Quiglcy; 100
a. H., charging systems for small
libraries, Miss Florence Robinson;
100 p. M, rational publicity, Miss
Margery Quiglcy; 2.30 p. M, collcc-
ton of local historical material, Mis-;
Lillian Bishop, at Vermont Historical
Library; SOU p. M, spirit OIL IHc "o-
men of France, Mrs. Margaret ".
Deland, High School Auditorium.
Thursday
900 a. H., catloging and classifi-
cation, Miss Margery Quigley; HOO
a. NJ, visit to book-bindery, book
mcndng demonstration, Miss Grace
Kingsland; p. M, visit to Barre
granite quarrics; 7.30 p. ~, work
with children, Miss Alice Blanchard;
8.45 p. M, moving pictures.
Friday
900 a. NJ, filing, Miss Margery
Quigley; HOO a. M, a message from
Asbury Park, Miss Fanny Fletcher;
100 p. M, book selection, including
magazines, Miss Margery Quigley;
$50 p. M, reference work in the
small library, Miss Anna Mower.
Saturday
900 a. M, question box, Miss Mar
gerry Quigley; 1870 a. NJ, how to
spell Success" into your work, Miss
Mary Norton.
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