Vermont § 631 - General provisions On application by the

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§ 631. General provisions On application by the

  • Board of Trustees of a public library in a town, city, or incorporated
    village not having a free public library owned and controlled by such town, city,
    or village, the State Librarian may expend $100.00 of the monies annually available
    for the purposes of this chapter, for books for such town, city, or village, and shall
    select and purchase books for the purpose of establishing a free public library in
    that town, city, or village. (Added 1969, No. 226 (Adj

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