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Susan Bauchner discusses her experiences in Florida at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and the process of her return to Warren, Vermont, in June 2020. She describes the pandemic's impact on her as a person living alone and the joy that she was…

Meg Allison discusses her response to the COVID-19 pandemic as a U-32 librarian and a member of the Vermont School Library Association's executive board. She describes her role in implementing a system for delivering and collecting books alongside…

Poem in five eight-line stanzas. First line: One evening, just at twilight. Library's copy has been signed by the author.

First line : The love of life and happiness our theme. Decorative gilt border.

Decorative print border. Leaf torn from a book; verso is stamped "This volume belongs to the estate of Theodore N. Vail."

Poem appeared originally in the Rutland Daily Herald and was written in 1914. Within border of type ornaments. First line: I dreamed that I went to the City of Gold. At end of text: Retnomrev Layol [i.e. Loyal Vermonter].

Poem in five eight-line stanzas. First line: One evening, just at twilight. Library's copy has been signed by the author.

Poetry in five numbered stanzas with chorus printed within ornamental border on blue paper. First line: Ye sons of the Mountain, wake to glory. Sung to the tune: Marseilles [i.e. Marseillaise] hymn.