The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-04
GOOSE GREEN HEADQUARTERS
in Former Candy Store in
Old Town Hall.

A central depot for the seemingly nn
ending stream of donations which th'
Goose Green is receiving for its Red Cross
benefit March and has been estab
lished in the south apartment of the old
town house, where 4. NJ. Laws formerly
conducted fruit store v l.. Ayers
who has been appointed general manager
| of the Goose Green outfit has charge ol
| the depot, and all persons who have made
donations are asked To bring them To the
town house, where they may be classl'
fed
Preparations for the big winter carni-
val and cattle show are going on apaee.
The demand for tickets continues strong
and everyone is lining up TO back the
Goose Greeners to the limit. The fol-
lowing young women are hard at work
on one phase of the preliminary canvass: !:
Miss Ruth Averll, Miss Freda Ladd,
Miss Wilhelmna Even, Miss Flora Beck
ley, Miss Lyle Even, Miss Ethel MeFar.
land, Miss Marcia Langley, Mrs. Geoilrey
Rollason, Miss Marion Wiley, Miss Niv.
len Marion. Miss Carrie Anderson, Miss
Margaret Mercer, Miss Alice Downing,
Miss Katherine Rogers, Miss Betty
Stephens, Miss Evelyn Mathieson, Miss
Doris Jenkins and Miss Marion Tilden.
Additional gifts announced to-day are:
Fly fish pole reel, basket, landing net
and 800 feet of line, Fritz Jackson Co..
10 pounds butter, 20 pounds popcorn and
case of red kidney beans, Eastman
store; 500-mile mileage and So, NJ. & w.
Il. and Barre 4 Chelsea railroads; gal
Ion maple syrup, J. b, Emerson; bushe
potatoes, A. Corti; two quarts cream,
Wilfred Camille; marker, polished top,
j. o. Billodeau; so cash, Andrew John
son; boys suit, Misses Kate and Mary
West; gentleman's smoking Jacket, j. b.
Gale; So cash, c. II. Murray; six hens,
Frank Ladd; bushel potatoes, Miles
Hunt; cash, 50, Mrs. Mary B. Cole of
suit case, umbrella and many
other articles, Italian flag raising com.
mittee; stamped goods, Mrs Frank Blou- |
IN; case of macaroni, Mrs. j. b. Sangui |
netti; bushel potatoes, Frank Trow; two |
iozen eggs, James Patterson; five quarts |
,ream, Morrison farm; box of dishes,
Mrs. w. Martin; So cash, C.. +. Perrin; /
bullet. Irving Clifford Hayden, l3 years
Did; S25 cash. Mrs. Bolster; $40 cash
r. l.. Clark & Go.
Orange and Perkinsville. along with
oOutH DaIIS, art swinging lItIp line WIN
promises OF much produce and much may
'e heard and expected from them. Every
otter in the town of Orange has been
.sked to bring with him to the polls to-
morrow fowl for the Red Cross benefit,
n its equivalent.
The following committee chairmen,
tc., have been announced in connection
nth the Forthcoming carnival: General
V. i. Ayers; horse race and
uction, T. J, Mercer; livestock, poultry.
tc, Edwin Keast and f. A. Slayton;
ooks, II. p. Hinman, w c. Reynolds
efreshments, j. n. Gall, H. l.. Campbell,
V. c. johnson; music +. NJ. Tobn, f. j.
'atchelder, +. c. Eaton and Paul Bian
hi; horse race, marshal, DR.. Joe w.
ackson; carnations, Mrs. w A. Drew; !
uction c. b. GladdiDg; balloon ascen- !
ion, L. NJ. Tobin; property and side |
hows, T. j. Mercer; sideshows, G. H.
ollamer, property; tickets, w. H. Du- :
lie and Chief Sinclair; fancy table. I
lrs. G w. Steele; floral hall and food !
apartment, Mrs. G. A. Brown