The Lambertville record., 1926-06-10
Nesc Books In
Public Library

Lambertville-The regular month
ly meeting of the trustees of the
library was held last Friday even
ing. The board wishes to acknow-
ledge the gift of one hundred dol
lars for reference books for boys and
girls made last year to The Stry-
ker Public Library by Venus Chap
ter 1853, of the Order of the Eastern
Star. The following books were Sc
lected and are now on the shelves
in the section of the library that
has been arranged as reading
corner for children.
"World Book" A ten volumne
encyclopedia for young people,
Beard, Charles A., and William c.
Bagley History of the American
People" Beard, Dan, American
Boys Handy Book" Chapman,
Frank, Handbook of Birds of East
ern North America" Collins, A. F.,
Radio Amateurs Handbook" Crow
der, William, "Dwellers of the Sea
and Shore" Holland, w. j., "The
Butterfly Guide" and "The Moth
Book" Horaday, William T., "The
American Natural History" Kepe-
hart, Horace, "The Book of Camp
ing and Woodcraft." Mathews, f.
Schuyler, "Field Book of American
Wild Flowers Olcott, Frances ].
Good Stories for Great Birthdays" ;"
Parsons, Geoffrey, Land of Fair
Play" Quennell, Marjorie and C. II.
B. Quennell, History of Everyday
Things in England" Reinach, s.,
"Appollo." "Home Book of Verse
for Young Folks" Ed by Burton
L. Stevenson. Tappan, Eva March,
" When Knights Were Bold" Whit
comb, |. p, young Peoples Story
of Music" "World Almanac" Grand
McNally Atlas of the World", Copy
not yet received. A new edition is
being printed.)
Each month the library receives
the American Magazine, The Allan
tic Monthly, Century Magazine,
Harper's Magazine, Outlook, Pictor-
ial Review, Scientific American,
Scribner's Magazine, St Nicholas
Magazine, and the Woman's Home
Companion. The issues that are not
current are loaned under the same
conditions as are the free books,-
they may be taken home for two
weeks and renewed for two weeks.
A two-cent fine is charged for
every day that they are overdue.
The Lambertville Beacon, The
Lambertville Record and the Hun
terdon County Democrat may also
found at the library, and on the
evenings that the room is open the
Trenton Evening Times and the
Evening Public Ledger are available.
The five-cent shelf has thirty-s six
new books. They are loaned for five
cents week, and penny day
in addition is charged when they are
overdue. They are: Bailey, Temple,
"The Blue Window" Darlington, e.,
GLORIOUS Apollo" Bindloss, Harold,
"Cross Trails" and "Pine Creek
Ranch.' Boyd, James, Drums
Cleugh, Sophia, "Matilda-English
Governess." Cooper, Elizabeth,
"Druscilla with a Million" Curwood,
James o., "The Ancient Highway"
Erskine, John, private Life of Helen
of Troy Farnol, Jeffry, "The High
Adventure" Gibbs, A. Hamilton,
"Soundings." Gizcyka, Eleanor,
"Glass Houses Grey, Zane, "The
Vanishing American" Hill, Grace
Livingston, "a New Name" and
mot under the Law" Hutchinson,
A. S. NJ, zone Increasing Purpose"
McCutcheon, George Barr, "Romeo
in Moon Village" Lincoln, joseph,
"Queer Judson." Miller, Alice d.,
Instruments of Darkness" and "The
Reluctant Duchess" Nicholson,
Meredith, "They Lived Happily Ever
After" Norris, Kathleen, Little
Ships" Oemler, Marie c., "Shep-
herds.p 0ppenheim, +. Phillips, "The
Golden Beast" Parrish, Anne. per
ennial Bachelor" Pedler, Margaret,
"Red Ashes" Poole, Ernest, "The
Hunters Moon" Porter, Gene STRAIT
ton, "Keeper of the Bees" Rath, +.
s., "When the Devil was Sick"
Rinehart, Mary Roberts, "Red
Lamp" Sabatini, Rafael, "The Caro-
linian." Smith Sheila X, George
and the Crown" Harrington, Booth,
"Women." Turnbull, Margaret, al
abaster Lamps" Whitlock, Brand,
"Uprooted." Williams, Sidney, "Mys-
terry in Red"
The library is now open from
three to five o'clock everv neter-
noon except Sundays and holidays,
and from seven to nine on Monnay
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
ANY reference books not on the
shelves may be borrowed through
the New Jersey State Library Com
mission. Ask the librarian about
it'll All are welcome.