The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-09
CAMPAIGN CLOCKS
BEING SET UP
To Record Progress. Of the Barre Hospi.
tai Building Campaign Work to Be
Started Tuesday Afternoon.

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to have charge of the Barre City hos.
pital campaign in the allied towns WV
meet in the Uniyersslist restry at 1880
o'clock. Dinner viii be served and the
| team workers will receive minute in
structions for the next 10 days. By that
| time the big campaign will have been
virtually started although the Barre
City teams will not begin operations un-
| til evening. AT $50 o'clock all of the
captains and team members printed in
The Times Saturday will gather at the
vestry for supper. Solicitation cards
will be distributed and the instructions
to workers will be read.
At the campaign headquarters to-day
ward was received from Orange that the
full quota of workers for that town will
be in the city Tuesday to get their in
structions. Likewise the women's teams
OF the Barre r. +. d. will present their
complete enrolment at the instruction
meeting. The first returns viii probably
be received Wednesday afternoon or
evening. Shortly, the campaign commit
tee will issue its list of initial subscrip-
tions. Interest in the big movement has
reached the tip-toe OF. expectation and
all was busy at the headquarters to-
day. On the eve of the campaigns
opening day ii may be said that the
prospects for successful campaign are
uncommonly bright
Local committees were hstling this
Afternoon to get the campaign clocks in
position for the campaign. One is to be
on Whitcomb Bros plant at North Barre
and the third over the Miles general
store in Graniteyille. BY night the story
of the campaigns progress viii be told
on brilliantly illuminated dials. The
clocks are large enough to be discern
ible long distance away. To-day, too.
workers were making the final arrange
ments in the Universalist vestry, where
the workers are TO receive their instruc-
tions and where the meals are to be
served at noon and again at night.
Since last Friday the city and outlying
towns have been posted with attractive
window cards telling of the campaign in
its general aspects. Much literature OF
an explanatory nature has been sent
through the mail and other means have
Allied Town Teams Named.
Allied town captains and the teams
which they are TO direct in the big cam
paign were announced to-day as follows;
No. IL; Captain ID. G. Howard, South
Barre; Charles A. Neveau, Il. A. With
am, NJ. L. Town.
No. II: Captains +. G. Huntington
and NJ. W. Chamberlain, Washington;
|. L. ,Sloeum, J. l.. Eastman. J.. W.
Seayer, d. T. Trombly, H. $. Smith,
G. III. Bigelow, Charles Palmer.
No. l3: Captain Reuben Lerd, Barre,
r. I. ID. No 4 John Lord, Edna Beard,
Harley Whitcomb Harmon Mills. w. j.
Chamberlain. Eena Tucker, Charles
Emerson, Oscar. Peake, Edgar Sanborn.
No IA; Captain Harry MeAllister.
East Barre William ID. Mcdonald.
Frank Roark, n. 4. Avery, J. r. Os.
borne, Charles Gravel.
No Is; Captain H. II. Nerney, Web
sterville; William Gartshore, Lance Wat
son, James Wilkie.
No 80: Captain Mrs. G. S. Cooney,
East Barre; Mrs. d. A. Pittsley, Mrs.
Nerna Tomlinson, Mrs g. J. Cutler. Mrs
Fred Iermond ST., Mrs. n. E. Avery.
No. 81: Captain Mrs. Guy c. Howard,
South Barre; Mrs. NJ L.. Town, Mrs.
r. A. Witham, Mrs w. 7. jackson.
No. 32: Captain Mrs. Clarence Kellogg,
Plainiield; Mrs. Laura Dale, Mrs. w. ".
Martin, Mrs. H. p. Hinman, Mrs. n. ID.
Page, Mrs. u. j. Bartlett.
No. 80: Captain Mrs. n. A. Mcdonald:
Mrs. Rebeccs kearns, Mrs, 0dule Gilbert,
Mrs. w. II. Norris, Mrs. j. G.. Pirie, Mrs.
Winter Coleman, Mrs. A. NJ Roach, Miss
Thersa Miles.
No. 80; Captain Mrs. f. X. Northrop;
Mrs. c. NJ. Howe, Mrs. ID. V. Stone, Airs.
H. A. skinner Mrs. A. T. Smith, Mrs. |
f. Z. Perry, Mrs. B. B. Jackson, Miss
Inez Thurston.
No. 80; Captain Miss Florence Rock.
Miss Mary Rivard, Miss |
Elizabeth Mcleod, Miss Lillian Geake,
Miss Margaret Donald, Mrs. John Johns
ton.
No. SO: Captain Mrs. T.. r. Townsend |
and Mrs. Edith Willard, East Mont |
pelier; Clarence +, Dudley, Arthur D. |
Jolburn, f. p. Townsend, L. ID. CoIburn |
Harry Daniels, Fred Little, Miss R,schcl |
Martin. W. G. Nye.
No. 81: Captain Miss Nellie Tillotson,
West Topsham; DIR. J. A. Dow, John
Dodge. l.. P. Hight, Eugene r. Fellows.
Mrs. ]. A. Dow, Henry White, y. II.
Eastman.
NATIVE OF BARRE.