The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-06-06
HUTTON TO THE FORE
Subscriptions to Red Cross Fund
Over the Top.


Loyalty in super1ative degree has
been manifested by the people of Hut
ton upon many occasions, but never be-
fore have they responded to the call for
assistance as they did during Red Cross
Week when the total amount RENTED
to the treasurer of the fund Mr.. Harry
Loar, of Oakland. reached the sum of
$l95, the money having been raised by
solicitors appointed for the purpose, by
fairs and festivals and entertainments
of various kinds.
The solicitors at Hutton were Messrs.
M. W. Pendergast and W. H. Guird,
whose work secured the sum of S122
from the following named persons:
M. w. Pendergast go. .S25 90
l.. r. Horton. 1000
WIN. ii. Gurd. .................. 500
81 each: j. H. Nordeck, F. P. Baker,
T. H. Pendergast. B. H. Long, Peter
Feeney. Charles Bergners. Sylvester
Markley, Oscar Martin, Jerry Fender
CAST. John Carney, Harry Ream, John
Hughes. Henry Sisler, Marshall Meats,
c. H. Carr, Louis Crespi, Ernest Crespi,
A. H. DeCost. G. W. Moore, Jerome
Kisner. Martin Pendergast, Henry
Sines, Sam Shipp. W. w. Woods, Free
man Meats, Edward Scott, John PEN
dergast, S. W. Faherty, George Car
ney, Julius Kline, Andy Salzman, John
Serene, j. o. Crane. Charles Green,
Delphord Crespi, Eli Meats, George
Shipp, Ray Kisner, Wade Meats, Irwin
O'Haver, Jerry Friend, Emery Elliott,
j. W. Merchant. j. H. Lewis, Bruce
Kisner, Ernest Paulie, Joe Pendergast,
Carl Schultz, D. M. Loraw. Charles
Adams, Dominique Sorella, T. A.
Nethkin. c. Grusendorf, A. T. Moon,
d. N. Sanders, A. P Sanders, Samuel
Ringer, George W. Morris, Nelson
Sanders, W. R. Pendergast, William
Smith, William Lawson, James Craig,
F. o. Swindler. R. C. Pendergast, j.
A. Cornell, Ezra Savage, Thomas Car
roll, Patrick Carroll, John Carroll, E.
R. Burton, M. G. Mellott, Homer
Frankhouser. Sam Kimmell. Mrs. Amy
Kimmell, M. j. Hughes. Mrs. M. ].
Hughes, John Lipscomb, B. C. Scott,
Arch Connell c. T. Everly, 50 cents.
The sum of S33 was secured at fes-
tiYal held in the school house which was
in charge of Mrs. NJ W. Pendergast.
The ladies of the town contributed all
the cakes, pies, candy, etc.
Ten dollars were collected at a festi-
val in charge of Miss Goldie Gabe,
teacher of the Hutton school.
The canvass for membership for the
local branch of the Red Cross was made
by Mrs. M. W. Pendergast and Miss
Emma Salzman, and in this the ladies
were equally successful and the names
of the following were added as men,
bers, each of whom paid 81 for the
privilege:
Mrs. NJ. W. Pendergast, Mrs. W. H.
Geurd, Mrs Andrew Salzman, Carl
Schultz, John Hughes, Ofutt Crane,
Jennie Serene, Victor Serene, James
Craig. Mrs. George Morris, Mrs. Patrick
Carroll, Mrs. Stephen Faherty, Goldie
Gable, Mona Stewart, Edward Scott,
William Schmit, Ernest Paulie, Jeremiah
Pendergast, W. K. Pendergast Emma
Salzman, Oscar Martin, Vincent
Martina, Emery Elliot, Charles Berg
ner, Mrs. B. C. Scott, Mrs. Frank
Swindler, j. A. Cornell, T. J. Hughes,
John Carroll, James E. Pendergast.
The entire amount collected or pledg-
ed these various channels reached the
sum of 1896, which was indeed credit
able and reflects great credit upon those
who had charge as well as those who
patronized the affair.
Mrs. M. ". Pendergast was chair
man of the district during the drive and
worked increasingly in making it the
great success it has proved is be.