Spruce Head Village welcomes Little Free Library

Fri, 12/04/2020 - 4:15pm

Story Location:
Spruce Head Community Hall
Spruce Head, ME
United States

    Organizers of a new little library submitted the following:

    As the holiday season gets underway, and we’re all urged to stay under wraps, a new Little Library in Spruce Head has been stocked with a variety of adult and children’s books, ideal for combating the inevitable boredom.  

    Spruce Head resident Tom Hammermeister spent many volunteer hours designing and building the handsome Little Library as well as a new message board — both now located in front of the Spruce Head Community Hall on Village Road.

    Curiosity brought spectators to watch Hall Vice President Keith Dunn and Hammermeister as they assembled the new displays. Some even brought books to jumpstart the library collection, and others quickly spotted books they had “always wanted to read.”

    Peggy Williamson, Hall president, thanked Tom for his careful craftsmanship and presented him with a Lowe’s gift certificate. She also said, “I hope villagers and visitors alike will enjoy choosing a book and leaving a book.”  

    The Spruce Head Community Hall and Historical Association usually meets for potluck suppers four times a year, but of course 2020 has defied everyone. Fingers crossed that the next potluck supper will be able to be held at the Hall in May 2021, and plans are already underway for the organization’s Centennial Celebration in 2022.

    For more information, contact Peggy Williamson at 594-5961.