Holiday songs and every day songs and

Poulsson, Emilie.
games. Music by various composers.

1901.

Pyle, Katharine. As the goose flies. 1901.

Russell, W. B. The sea children.

Wahlenberg, Anna. Swedish fairy tales.

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and Washington's Birthday, Patriots' Day, Memorial Day, Seven-
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and Christmas).

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Children under twelve may borrow books from the collection in the
Children's Reading Room.

SUMMER READING.

Vacations are approaching, when time for reading is plenty, and
new books are very scarce. The Library is always ready to offer
suggestions as to interesting books from its stores of standard
literature to anyone wanting something entertaining to read, whether
a novel, a biography, a book of essays, a book on outdoor life, or
travels in foreign countries.

A bulletin board near the Desk calls attention to some of the best
recent books, giving descriptive notes about them, and we are
indebted to several other libraries for suggestive printed lists on
various subjects, to which we add our own shelf-numbers.

As a help to those wanting a good story, a list of 50 novels is
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There is a practical advantage in old books for summer reading;
they may be kept fourteen days, and then renewed for as much
longer, so that one may take them off on trips to the country, sending
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