Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-05-06
LIBRARY NOTES
Camp Fire Girls to Have Room at
Library

camp Fire Girls to Have Room at
Library
One of the vacant rooms on the first
floor of the library building has been
given over to the Camp Fire Girls
Until this can be prepared for use the
library has made the Northwest Cor
ner of the Children's Room the 'Camr
Fire Girls Corner" and placed here
books that will be of special value and
interest to the girls. Several new
books have been received and will be
placed in circulation Thursday
Bird Contest Now on at Library.
Many boys and girls have entered
the contest and it is to be hoped that
more will enter this week. In order
that everyone may know the points in
the contest they are given here again.
Each bird observed, l point.
If the family name is given, l adj
ditional point
If exact specia, additional point.
knowledge of usefulness and feed
ing habits of each bird, / additional
point.
Observation of habits, nesting, whe-
Their a ground bird or tree bird, cts,
/ additional point.
The Audubon Bird Note Books used
may be purchased from Miss Brad
ford, Camp Fire guardian, Scoutmas-
ter Knapp. and at the library. Here
you can also get any further informa-
ton wanted and full explanation of
the use of the note books. Some of
the best bird guides have been placed
in the Boy Scout Room and on the
round table at the library to help you
identify the bird if you can not do so
while observing it. Morning is the
best time to observe birds and if the
joys of morning spent in this way
were only realized, every Camp Fire
,, Girl and Boy Scout would be eager to
begin work. Prizes will be awarded
to the Camp Fire Girl and Boy Scout
having most points.
New BoOks-FictiOn.
Blake-Suzanna Stirs the Fire
Brown--Black Drop.
Buchan-Mr. Standfast.
Cooke-Cinderell Jane.
Curwood-River's End.
Dell-Lamp in~the Desert.
Dix-Hands OFF,
Eastman-Big Little Person.
Gerould-Peter Sanders Retired.
Glass-Potash and Perlmutter Set
tie Things.
Hall-Love Laughs Last.
Hurd-When She Came Home from
College.
| Johnston-Apartmen Next Door.
Kilbourne-BettyB Bell.
| Nom Fiction.
| Bergengren-Perfe Gentleman. !
Booth & Hill-War Romance of the
Salvation Army.
Burgess-Burgess Bird Book for
Children.
| Chesterton-Irish Impressions.
Colson-How to Read Poetry.
| Dickinson-Education of a Music
Lover.
| Holland-Butterfy Guide.
Hodges-Christianity Between Sun
days.
Hodges-How to Know the Bible
Jones Story of George Fox.
Keynes-Economic Consequences of
the Peace.
Maeterlinck-Th Betrothed. A Sc
| quel to The Bluebird.
Mayorga-Representative One-Act
| Plays by American Authors.
| MISUNDERSTANDING by Projects.
Parker-An American Idyll: Life
of Carleton H. Parker.
Books For Boy Scouts
Altsheler-Apache Gold.
Bindloss-Wyndham's Pal.
Bond-On the Battle Front of En-
gineering.
Canfield-Kidnapped Campers.
Hough-Y oung Alaskans in the Far
North.
Kaler-Boy Scouts in the Maine
Woods.
Wanted" and other stories.
King-Cadet Days: story of West
Point.
Sehultz-Apauk, Caller of Buffalo.
Sehultz-With the Indians in the
Rockies.
Wallace-Gaunt Gray Wolf.
Wheeler-Boy With the U. S. In
dians.
Wheeler-Boy With the u. S. Trap
pers.