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April breezes billow boldly.
Branches groan, buds peak out
Crocuses push through the snow. Spring is here.
Dale Sheehy 2004
Friends of the Bridgewater Public Library
2004

Adult program ~ April
In the Flora T. Little Meeting Room
Free programs funded by the
Friends of the Bridgewater Public Library The
Loss of the Steamer Portland
Monday, April 26 @ 7 pm
Slide/lecture presented by Arthur Millmore
The program will illustrate the story of
the loss of the side-wheel steamer, Portland, in 1898. Traveling from
Boston to Portland, Maine, it was lost with all hands in a great
gale.
The second part of the show deals with the
most dangerous lighthouse in North America, Minot's Light off Cohasset,
Massachusetts.

Adult Book Display
Law & Order:

stories of our
criminal justice system

Monday, April 19

Patriot's Day
Library is closed all day

Book Clubs
Book Friends
Evening group:
The Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn
by Mark Twain

Wed., April 28 @ 7 pm
Day Time Reading
group:
Girl With the Pearl Earring
by Tracy Chevalier

Tues., April 27 @ noon
Mother/Daughter
group:
(daughters in grades 4-6)
Esperanza Rising
by Pam Munoz Ryan

Tues., April 6 @ 7 pm
The School Story
by Andrew Clements

Tues., May 4 @ 7 pm
For information call
508-697-5550

The Flora T. Little Gallery
Coastal Quilt
Artists
(formerly Quilts for Life)

This exhibition continues
through April 29th. The collection of fine quilt art is always appreciated by library
patrons. The Gallery is open during regular library hours and is accessible by elevator.

Teen
Poetry Night

Monday, April 12 @ 6-8pm
Refreshments will be served
Students in grades
6 through 12 are invited to participate in the Bridgewater Public Library's
Annual Poetry Night. Read an original poem or share one of your
favorites! Judges will choose winners based on presentation. Small prizes
will be awarded. Sign up at the Information Desk. Call 508-697-3331
for more details.

Friends of the Library

CALLING ALL COOKS

The FOL has planned a cookbook fund raiser. All proceeds
will benefit the library. We can not do this without your recipes.
Will you share them? Forms will be available at the library beginning in
April. The forms make it easier to share your recipes and to categorize
them. All recipes will need to be submitted by June 1. We hope to
put these together so they can be ready for November release and holiday
giving. Anyone interested in assisting with this worthwhile project,
please contact Teresa Jasinski. TJasinski@MSN.com.

Michael Moran Memorial
Run
Many thanks to Hillary Hewitson for naming the Friends of the
Library the recipient of donations raised in her Boston Marathon Run.
We have received $2,624.00 to date. All funds raised by Hillary in memory
of her dear friend Michael Moran will be used to purchase books for the
library. We wish Hillary all the best on April 19. Donations can be made to the Michael Moral Memorial Run by logging on to
www.justgiving.com/PFP/MMoranMemorial
or sending a check payable to the Friends of the Bridgewater Public Library c/o
Lisa Ohman.

Boston by Foot

Boston by Foot was founded in 1976 to promote public
awareness of Boston's outstanding architectural heritage. Boston by
Foot offers a variety of 90-minute guided walking tours, including The
Heart of the Freedom Trail, Victorian Back Bay, Literary Landmarks, Beacon Hill,
Boston Underground, and others.
The Library has the Boston by Foot pass for one group of
up to four people on any regularly scheduled tour from May through
October. This is a savings of $10.00 for adults and $8.00 for children.

Newsletter Editor: Susan Scott.
Last modified 05/26/2010
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