2019SummerNewsletter1Final-Version
2016-2017 Book Club Schedule
September 21, 2016: Our Souls at Night by Kent Haruf – Brenda Page
October 19, 2016: American Character by Colin Woodard – Carol Watier
November 16, 2016: Until Tuesday by Luis Carlos Montalvan – Jan Wentworth
December 14, 2016: *Second Wednesday!* The Wives of Los Alamos by TaraShea Nesbit – Anita Brown
January 18, 2017: The Paris Wife by Paula McLain – Dorothy Dinsmore
February 15, 2017: The Red Tent by Anita Diamant – Jan Cramer
March 15, 2017: Reader’s Choice – Share a favorite book that you’ve been reading
April 19, 2017: The Dressmaker of Khair Khana by Gaye Tzemach Lemmon – Nancy Watson
May 17, 2017: The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah – Linda Annis
June 21, 2017: Elephant Company by Vicky Constantine Croke – Joyce Grotton
July 19, 2017: One in a Million Boy by Monica Wood – Marie Powell
August 16, 2017: Year-end meeting when we discuss the books of the past year and choose the books for the coming year.
CLOSED TODAY FRIDAY FEB 2
due to snow, should be open tomorrow as normal.
We have Eclipse Viewing Glasses!
Thanks to the Albert Church Brown Memorial Library in China, we have a limited number of eclipse glasses available at Vose. Please take only what you need so all may share in this experience. They are on top of the book return in front of the library. Stay safe!
Summer Newsletter 2017
Our Summer 2017 newsletter is out. You may have seen a copy in your mailbox–it’s mailed to Union residents. You can also click here to download the .pdf. Enjoy!
We encourage everyone to try the Read Harder Challenge. We also invite kids to join us for our Summer Reading program. See you soon!
Newsletter Fall 2016
Our Fall 2016 newsletter is out. You may have seen a copy in your mailbox–it’s mailed to Union residents. You can also click here to download the .pdf. Enjoy!
2015-2016 Book Club Schedule
2015-2016 Schedule
September 16, 2015: Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See – Jan W.
October 21, 2015: A Tale of Two Migrations by Pat Kaneda – Dorothy D.
November 18, 2015: A Soldier’s Son, an American Boyhood During World War ll by John E. Hodgkins — Anita
December 16, 2015: More Than Petticoats: Remarkable Maine Women by Kate Kennedy –
Jan C.
January 20, 2016: Infidel by Ayaan Hirsi Ali – Ann
February 17, 2016: The Winter House by Joan MacCracken – Sybil
March 16, 2016: The Invisible History of the Human Race by Christine Kenneally –
Carol
April 20, 2016: Dancing in the No-Fly Zone: A Woman’s Journey Through Iraq by Hadani Ditmars – Nancy
May 18, 2016: Breakfast With Buddha by Roland Merullo – Linda
June 15, 2016: The Last Chinese Chef by Nicole Mones – Joyce
July 20, 2016: Circling the Sun by Paula McLain – Marie
August 17, 2016: Annual Review and the Choosing of Future Reads, followed by a celebratory gathering afterwards at the Badger Cafe
Summer 2016 newsletter
Our Summer 2016 newsletter is out. You may have seen a copy in your mailbox–it’s mailed to Union residents. You can also click here to download the .pdf Enjoy!
The Beauty and Meaning of African Masks
Saturday, January 30th at 2pm, we will host a talk by RuthAnn MacKinnon, who has lived and worked in four African countries: Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa. A Camden Conference Community Partner event. For more information, visit www.CamdenConference.org.
Tech Tuesdays
Every third Tuesday from 6-8pm, January to May and perhaps beyond! Open hours with our tech experts. Bring questions and learn new skills. New tech from the holidays? Don’t forget your devices for hands-on learning, or use ours to learn general skills.
Did you know you can use MARVEL databases to access Ancestry Library Edition, academic, magazine, and newspaper articles, and more? Or borrow downloadable audiobooks and ebooks from the library? Trouble using the services on your Kindle, iPad or mp3 player? Tech Tuesdays are a perfect time to come learn how!