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The Barre Daily Times
Barre, Washington County, Vermont
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The Vermont Library Association and Free Public Library Commissioners held their annual meeting in Brattleboro on Oct. 27, electing officers including re-elected President Miss Elizabeth McCarthy, raising dues to $1, and deferring decisions on joint events to the executive committee. About 40 attendees from across the state.
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Held Their Annual Meeting at Brattleboro.
Brattleboro, Oct. 27.-The annual meeting of the Vermont Library association and Vermont Free Public Library commissioners is in session here, the meetings closing to-day. About 40 representatives and librarians from different parts of the state are in attendance. Officers were elected yesterday morning as follows: President, Miss Elizabeth McCarthy of Springfield (re-election); vice-president, Mrs. Florence H. Moses of Bennington (re-election); secretary-treasurer, Miss Iva M. Young of Bellows Falls.
At the business meeting it was voted to raise the annual dues from 50 cents to $1. The matter of convening with the New York state association next year at Lake George was left with the executive committee, also the proposition to have the state library association join the Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Brattleboro
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Oct. 27
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officers elected: president miss elizabeth mccarthy of springfield (re-elected), vice-president mrs. florence h. moses of bennington (re-elected), secretary-treasurer miss iva m. young of bellows falls. annual dues raised from 50 cents to $1. convening with new york state association at lake george and joining federation of women's clubs left to executive committee.
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The annual meeting of the Vermont Library association and Vermont Free Public Library commissioners is in session in Brattleboro, with about 40 representatives and librarians from different parts of the state in attendance. Meetings closing to-day. Officers elected yesterday morning. Business meeting voted to raise annual dues. Matters of convening with New York state association next year at Lake George and joining the Federation of Women's Clubs left with the executive committee.