The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-30
FLYING SQUADRON OUT
To Raise Money for the Barre
Hospital.


Goose Green let loose flying squadron
Of solicitors to-day in anticipation of the
big hospital benefit to be staged in How
land hall next Wednesday evening. Tick
cts for the husking and barn dance now
have the call over sugar, union and reg
lstration cards, and by Monday night, it
is predicted men win sooner prefer to
find themselves without thirst at
shore dinner than to forego the privilege
OF flashing a ticket or two in the face Of
an unsuspecting agent of the Green com
mittee.
AT city hall last night, the ticket cap
tains and their lieutenants met in con
ference, and during the meeting lit devel.
oped that an advance guard got head
start on the rank and file by sewing up a
number of splendid initial ticket sub
scriptions, among them being: ID. w.
Smith, w. NJ. Holden, F. d. Ladd, d. NJ.
Miles, F, f. Langley, $50 each; W. G.
Reynolds, $25; Quarry Savings bank,
Granite Savings bank, Peoples National
bank, F. G. Howland, SIS each; Moore &
Owens, SIS; w. d. Smith, J f. Higgins,
Y E. Ayers, James Mackay, $40 each;
Ii. f. Richardson, III. p Hinman, c. y.
Gladding, E, NJ. Tobin, IS each
Goose Green-Nov 80
mister Geo w Publik
Barry
Dere George
Bi golly, george, the world kin end
naow eny time, Dan Smith hez sit the
hull gol ding darn Green on fire bi diggin
daown an raisin hiz anty frum thurty
dollars wurth uf tiekits to 90
Not to be aoutdaown bi Dan, f. d.
Laddd stoppud en- on hiz way tew the
pore -haouse an left en- the RID box 80
musty oil bills whech he CLAIMED wuz hiz
last, an bi darn they lookud ct.
Noizy Bill Holdin kane daown aouter
hiz hay loft weth jugfpl uf hard cider
an arter sitting up the drinks tul off hiz
coppur toes an Civ the committy 80 dol
lurs en- gold.
Dave Miles an Hank Langley, tn eff
aour promynint citizuns, gut there creme
chicks the same day an wethaout pullin
there wheskurs more then / mint con
tribyted so dollurs each
The committy met last mite and deecid-
ed thet becoz uf the papur shortege no
giyurs names wud be printud en- aour
language unIes they Civ 50 dollurs or
more fur tickits, Butt, george, this may
be changnd lattur.
1T naow looks ez eff Haowlands big
barn wud be jammud tew the caves on
mex "Wednesday mite an we sartinly hope
sew becoz we kinder wud like tew git
millyuns ensted uf 2 naow thet we be
het up.
Traow Hill viii sartin be wei represent.
ed ct the Huskin becoz ledge r. Smith
kan daown orf the Hill last mite on
snow shoes an Will he sed snow wuz
purity deap up thar, mos uf the boys an
gals.wlid kun on bob sledds
We be jes waytin tew here thet S.
Barry, Willyumstaown, Webstursil, +
Barry, Washentun an 0renge an Yves Hill,
bi gum, hev bin greasin there boots fur
the sam mite. Yu knaow us, georgof
Frum
Goose Green-yT
p S. An george d<nt fergit tew remembur
us tew mis- publik an the res uf the
famelie
The following canvassing teams have
been appointed: No. |, Capt. Fred w.
Bancroft, Robert Jones, James Mackie;
No. 2, Capt C. f. Foley, Armando Co
molli, Alderman stephen Rizzi; No. 3,
Capt Alex. Hanton, DIR. o. f. Barr, A. f..
Campbell; No 4, Capt, a. A. Milne, c. A.
Brown, f G. Eaton; No, 5, Capt, George
Kent, II. S. Parks, +. FL, Rogers; No g.
Capt. Frank Shea, James r. Mackay, f.
d. Ladd; No. I, Captain H. A. Phelps
n. B. Ballard, ID. NJ. Barclay; No. 5, Capt
w. G.. Reynolds, c. B. Gladding, e. NJ
Tobin; No. o, Capt. H. F. Cutler, William
Barclay, Alderman j. A. Healy; No To-
Capt Gas Camp, II. P. Wiley, Carl
Huse.