The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-28
FARM BUREAU TO
BEGIN CAMPAIGN
Town Directors to Hunt for
New Members on March
Meeting Day
COMMITTEES AND
DIRECTORS NAMED
Less than 25 Per Cent of Farmers Of
County Have Been Members of Bu-
reau-More Should Receive Benefit
OF News Letter Publication.

The officers and town directors of
the Windham County farm bureau
will begin their membership campaign
for 1917 on town meeting day, March
g. They hope to do much Of this
work at the town meeting, bat viii
see others later IN thc month. The
campaign viii last until April !,
aUout three weeks, and the names and
addresses Of all members viii be
printed III the April News Letter. IN
some communities This means consid-
crab.e work Tor the town director
and members could help him very
mucn II making II po.nt 70 see hlni
al the March meeting.
The purpose OF the membership
canvass IS two old. 1t creates more
interest III The work by calAns peo,
pie 5 attention to II and by b.IIe II :
Iorth good aIggestIons and healthy
criticisms. it IS necessary 10 nave !
large number ol membership dues K
nelp dellay the expenses OF the 1all
bureau.
luus far less than a5 per cent ol
the farmers IL the county have been
members OF their taIn bureau, aut
IT seems rs though many more ougnf
10 receive tue monthiy News LetIc.
and keep directly informed on thl
wUrA, SunIe phase OF mhs Ia mus
lolcn them directly.
President y. /. Divol o. Rocking Z
ham mas Jast appointed standing com
mittees and town directors, as votet
at the annual meeting. Ihe STANDING
eomIi,tee consist Of one person each
as it is believed they can accomPhs
Us much as larger committees could.
The committees are us follows
Dairy-A 4. DGnkIcc OF South Ncl
non; fruit-O. w Amidon Il Grove
boys and girls work-Ceorge !
Whitney Of Townshend; home ecC
, nomics-Mrs. Forrest B. Boyd 0
: Wilmington; membership--W. S. Fen
of Westminster.
Following is the list Of town d
b Tecto~s ana their postoliee addresses
Blattlcbolo ". II. llcscock. IVES
Brattlebaro; c. S Hopkins, Brattl,
boro; W NJ. Robbins, West Brattl
h boro.
II Vernon A. a. Dunklee, South Ne
: non; J. r. Wright, Vernon.
II Guilfoyd-R G. Ingraham, Brattl
J. boro, r. I. d. 3; l.. L. Jaquith, Il.
y ID. 3.
i Halifax-o. ". Amidon, Grov,
II George Scott, Ilalifax.
1t Whitingham NJ \. Butterfel
+ ia ksonville; W. S. Allen, Jackso
< Vile.
e. Dummerston-E c. Tenney, Bra
Wilmington. II. Adams, WI
mington; Forrest b. Boyd, Wilmin
ton.
Marlboro. L. Adams, West Bra
r. tleboro; O. w. Tyler Marlboro.
> Dummerston-E. C. Tenuey, Bra
tleboro, r. L. D. 5; ". A. Miller, Pu
ncy, r. F. D.; b. Tarbox, Dummcl
II ton.
Newfanc-C L. Hescock, Newfan
=. A. Dewitt, Newfane.
Putnoy-H w. Frost, East p,
IN ney; G. D. Aiken. Putncy.
ri Brooklinc-G -Garald A'hce, Ncwfau
A Wardshoro-J. Z. Gleason, Ware
m boro.
ii Dover-F. Y. Yeaw. East Dow
e. Leon Boyle, West Dover.
Ie- st9atton-Ray Lyman, West Ware
to boro.
In Jamaica-G. II. Gleason, East
1t maiea.
at Townshonl - Fred Cutler, Tow
~ sherd r. \. Fitch, Towneheud
Westminstcr-W S Fem, We
Minister; Charles A. Peek, Westm
stcr; s, II. Minard Putnov, r. T.
Harry Barnes, Saxtons River.
A'hens-H. ]. Hastings, Cambrid
~ rort.
Rockingham-H. A. Stoddard. Z
lows Fails; j. c. Dennis0n, Belle
of Falls: w. J. Wright, Saxtons River
ii Graflon-F. o. Merrifeld CRATIC
or. Windham-M. II. Ingalls,, Wiudhf
no LnndonderrT = George A. Tut
n1 South Londonderry.
~ Somerset--F. V. Johnson, Somers