FOR THE CONVENIENCE of its users the Morrill Memorial Library has arranged to have the steel display shelves constructed in the Plimpton Wing as well as a small reading nook to enable users to be comfortable while examining books in that section. In the photo arc: Bertil C. Flinkman, 413 Washington Street, seated on the small movable stool to facilitate examining books on the lower shelves; Mrs. Carl Wickstrom, 52 Hillcrest Place, Westwood, making use of the reading nook, and Miss Shirley Johnson, High School page. (Kugel Photo)
(All articles were originally published in the Norwood Messenger unless otherwise noted)
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