§101. Free public libraries established in towns
Any town may establish a free public library therein for the use of its inhabitants and provide suitable rooms therefor under such regulation for its government as the inhabitants from time to time prescribe, and may levy and assess a tax and make appropriation therefrom for the foundation and commencement of such library and for its maintenance and increase annually. Any town in which there is a public library may establish and maintain under the same general management and control such branches of the same as the convenience and wants of its citizens seem to demand.
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
TITLE 27: LIBRARIES, HISTORY, CULTURE AND ART
27 §101. Free public libraries established in towns
27 §102. Free public libraries established in village corporations
27 §103. Free use of library in adjoining towns authorized
27 §104. Towns uniting for libraries
27 §105. State aid for municipalities maintaining free public libraries (REPEALED)
27 §106. Libraries controlled by associations assisted by towns
27 §107. Custody of public documents; list of books purchased (REPEALED)
27 §108. Donation of books and gifts for foundation of library (REPEALED)