The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-07
For Big Hospital Campaign
to Be Started Tues
day Morning
IA TEb TO WORK
JUGH THE CITY
.A>S
IN Outside Towns There Are
to Be Separate Com
mittees

To-day marked the beginning of the
end OF the preparation period for the
Barre City hospital campaign that is to
be launched next Tuesday morning at
break of day. Last night 50 men who
We're among those enrolled on the mems
campaigning teams, met at the city coun-
ell chamber to perfect plans for the
10 days. This afternoon the members
OF the womens teams and their captains
came together at city hall to complete
their arrangements. Three monster cam
paign clocks that are to tell of the prog
ress made daily by the workers arrived
yesterday and are being put in shape
for use next week. One is to be located
over the Drown pharmacy, second is
to be pitched on the machine shops of
Whitcomb Bros. at the north-end and
the third will be placed on the w. Fl.
Miles store at Graniteville. The clocks
are to be brilliantly Illuminated by
night.
Sunday forenoon from a score of pull
pits in Barre and outlying towns the
gospel of modern methods of healing the
sick will be proclaimed by as many
clergymen. Tomorrow will be 'Hospi-
tai sunday and church going people as
well as others have been urged all along
to attend the services at the church OF
their preference. During the past few
d&ss attractive window cards have been
printed and viii be distributed at once.
No pains have been spared in giving the
campaign and the hospital the widest
publicity through the medium OF circu-
lars, window cards, pennants and illu-
minated signs.
AT the hospital headquarters to-day
the personnel of the various teams that
are to work in Barre and elsewhere were
announced. Here in the city seven
teams of women and their captains and
q like number of mems teams with lead
ers will start campaigning on Tuesday
morning. Teams designated in other
towns will begin operations at the same
time. Reports are to be made Nightly
and meals will be served the campaign.
ers each day and evening in the base.
ment of the Universalist church.
The list Of mems teams and their cap
tains is announced as follows:
No. 1 Captain Battista Albisetti; f..
j. Batchelder, George NJ Marion, G.
Casabella. @. Arioli, Joseph Giampolini,
Nicola Cola, Manuel Diego, 0. Boffino,
G. A. Lundgren.
No. 2; Captain Peter Desautels;
George i. Inekin, +. J. Owens, Homer
G, Iadd +. +. Langley, A. p. Abbott,
John II, Bishop, Alderman Fred w. BAN
croft, j. A. Healey, A. II. Gerhardt
No. 81 Captain G. B. Gladding; Peter
Robert f. Murphy, Alfred
Milne. Charles Leslie, Lee o. Tracy, n.
L. Campbell, A. NJ Rossi, William Milne,
John Emslie.
No. 4 Captain Thomas J. Mercer; Ed.
Fobin, Fred c. Eaton, Golda II. Doug
lass. Joseph Il. Weafer, A. J. Guthrie,
Edison Landers. James Grigg, Peter Mer.
Quimby, George Murray.
No. s. Captain Dan A. Perry; C.. w
Perry, II. 0. Camp, DIR. ID. C. Watt, r. G.
Robinson, o. X. Hollister, Fred II. Rog
,rs, Earl G. Cummings, Alderman John F.
Cook, II. J. Slayton, Fred G, Canton,
lanes +. Higgins, A. A. Lamorey, J. c,
riggs.
No. 6; Captain Stefano Rizzi; Joseph
7omolli, DIR. o. f. Barr, Douglass NJ.
Barclay. Paul Bianchi, Charles H. Wish
,rt. John Rowley, J. B. Sanguinetti,
lohn Mcdonald, II. K. Bush.
No. Z; Captain Frank L. Robinson;
lanes Maekay, j. A. Leslie, G. +. Mil
ar. Il. c. Glysson, Kino J. Maggiani, Al
red Gerbetti, ID. j. Sullivan, Alex.
Richie, James Adie.
Announcement of the women's teams
vas made as follows
No. /: Captain Mrs. A. w. Allen; Mrs
lanes Harvey, Mrs. j. w. Mcdonald,
hrs. Andrew Knutson, Mrs. Arthur l..
Averill. Mrs Sunti Morandi, Miss Katl-
rine Mathieson. Miss Ruth Parker, Miss
'hristina Reid. Miss Maud Coburn.
No. ,: Captain Mrs. Harry Bradley;
.irs. Lewis Jones, Mrs. Charles Scott,
Irs. John Mason, Mrs. Lyle Perry, Mrs.
'eter Laxson, Mrs. James Geake, Mrs.
'arl Rollins. Mrs. Inez Tayntor, Mrs.
,elie Bidder, Mrs. Mary Culbertson.
No. 3 Captain Mrs. b. w. Hooker;
irs. F. w. jackson, Mrs. Charles Speare,
lrs. Will Richardson, Mrs. c. S. An
rews Mrs. Sarah Skinner, Miss Blanche
paulding, Mrs. Alvin Gates, Mrs. Cal
eran, Mrs. John G.. MeMinn, Mrs. II.
Y. Shores, Mrs. Amelia Bianchi.
No. 4: Captain Mrs. Grant A. Lane;
Irs. c. w. Steele, Mrs John johnson.
lrs. A. w. Eastman, Mrs. Harry Me
ell, Mrs W. H. Ward, Mrs. Al. II.
erhardt. Mrs. Bert W. Goodfellow. Mrs
latte Wiley, Mrs. Robert O. MeDon-
alI. Miss Grace O. 0'Brien, Miss Annie
arclay. Mrs. Harry Houghton.
No ;: Captain Mrs. n. J. Morrison;
Lrs. George T. Bond. Mrs. Fritz Jack
IN. Miss Eula Averill. Mrs. John 4.
oban. Mrs, Edward Erickson, Mrs. A.
Tilden. Miss Penelope Gall. Mrs. c.
ianchi, Mrs. J. F. Ward. Mrs. w. F.
bepard, Mrs. II. G.. Woodruff, Mrs. F.
I.add.
No. 6: Captain Mrs Z. J. Owens; Mrs.
. 4. Bruce, ir., Mrs. r. s. Currier, Mrs.
,mes Cow. Mrs. 4. c. Jones, Mrs. +. c.
'etmore. Mrs A. F. Abbott. Mrs. i. A.
Keefe. Mrs. Charles Stevens. Mrs. r.
lbisetti, Mrs John r. Tieruey
No. Z: Captain Mrs. J. NJ Scott; Mrs
NJ. Wood, Mrs. o. Boilino, Mrs NJ.
esson, Mrs. f. NJ. Tobin, Miss Lena
cDonald, Mrs. Alex Edward. Mrs. w
Mann. Mrs. Burton II. Tenny, Mrs
nnabella McCaskill.