• Reference
    Li/SA2/16
  • Title
    Correspondence including references to the establishment and running of the following library centres: Dunstable; Woburn; Ridgmont; Langford; Leighton Buzzard; Cople; Eaton Socon; Caldecote; Goldington; Little Barford; Heath; Wilden; Lidlington; Ampthill; Stotfold; Pavenham; Elstow; Dunton; Potton.
  • Date free text
    Feb - May 1931
  • Production date
    From: 1931 To: 1931
  • Scope and Content
    Plus the following: - Invitation for Mr Glazier, County Librarian, to attend a meeting of the Ampthill & North Bedfordshire Teachers’ Association [28 Feb 1931]; - Dunstable Library & Museum - Estimated Expenditure 1931-2; - Summary of Dunstable statistics Mar 1930-Mar 1931 [24 Apr 1931]; - Bedfordshire County Library packing timetable for boxes of books due for village library centres [Jan - Apr 1931]; - Correspondence regarding shelving for Leighton Buzzard Library [Feb - Mar 1931]; - Tender from A E Dawson, builder & contractor, Leighton Buzzard, for installation of shelves; - Report of proposed pay increments for Mr Clark. Library Assistant and Miss Bamford, Junior Clerk [n.d]; - List of tenders for building bookcases at Leighton Buzzard [21 Mar 1931]; - Correspondence regarding caretaker and opening hours dispute at Leighton Buzzard [Mar 1931]; - Report of outbreak of Scarlet fever at Lidlington [Feb 1931]; - Letter from Mrs S Pavey, Hockliffe St, Leighton Buzzard, stating that she had built up a 1000 volume lending library which was making a small but growing income, which had been usurped by the introduction of a free library. Requests that Mr Glazier & the Library Committee buy her books. Sympathetic reply from Mr Glazier [21 Mar 1931]; - Donation of a Christian Science textbook from Leighton Buzzard Christian Science Society [26 Apr 1931]; - Reply from Mr Glazier stating that the Library |Committee had to reject the book a matter of policy [1 May 1931]; - Estimate from Albert E Sear, Builder, Decorator & Undertaker, Hockliffe Rd, Leighton Buzzard, for building bookshelves [20 Mar 1931]; - Report of measles at Pavenham [Feb 1931].
  • Level of description
    item