Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-31
GETTING INTO. LINE FOR
 COMING nEiNE HERE

district met Cn "Wednesday evening at $ o'clock in the beadquarters in cae of the Thaver building stores and re- ceived the instructions which will di- rect tn e1 in the campaign in their towns They had explained, to them l the Norwich plan of teams to work | on a graded scale of consultations and l Cannaign Director James l.. Case ad vised them that it was believed could l be followed with excellent results in l their towns.
 The representative who were at the meeting are to act ttremseiyes as chairmen for their towns or secure some one who will.
 The meeting began at S o'clock when a luncheon was served and at there was an address by Ernest Grigg, who has been a British Red Triangle worker at the front. He gave an in spring, but brief talk in which he told his hearers that the one thing that served the arms of the men at the front was their absolute belief that they would have the fullest back ing by the people at home and for that reason t was imperative that every community should go glorieusly over the top in the coming drive.
 Col. c. W. Gale, who is general Nor wich chairman. introduced Mir. Grigg with the remark. that they two once were sick with fever in the same room in a house in Mandalay, which was the last time Col. Gale had seen Mir Grigg until he met iai1n upon his arrival in Norwich on Wednesday.
 Mayor Allyn L. Brown who is chairman of the Vfctors Girls and Boys explained this plan of campaign to the out 0f town workers. 4r how to go to work, Director Case told his hearers that the first s2,;.10 in the Norwich eampaign had already been I subscribed.
 1 The following were the town repre- 1 sentatives and the quotas: ] Baltic A. Fontaine chairman Charles F. Shannon, s2.50n. Foluntown-Fred Bray. $l.ne0. | Norwich Town-C. Saxton, chair man. Gibbs. Congdon, s15r0
 Rozrah and Fitchville--E. Allen Bid well, chairman, Frank Palmer. John
 Seaman. s1:35o.
 sprague- illiem G. Fark, chair
 man, Harrison, s1250.
 l Taftville-F. B. Ricketson. chairman, 1 Hamon. Beadron S4.000. l Occum-Fred TSDhf, William Prive, $125o
 Preston-Arthur shedd, chairman,
 Clifton Daw;ey, s1,000.
 Ledvard-C. D. Geer, chairman, D.
 Crandall, $1,0O0
 colchester-Iudge Buell.. N. T.
 Bunyan. Joseph Grandge, s1.oe0. Gales Fer4'y-Mrs Walter Buclling-
 ham, chairman, Mir. Busch, s110o.
 Lebanon-Otto L. PuItz, David "
 Pitcher chair3nan,s 1,0OO.
 Franklin Guota. $1,00D: Glasgo s1,- | n.
 Lisbon s1.o09.
 Announcements of teams in the
 Norwich campaign were made as@fol-
 A-s2, ,5oo-col. c. ". Gale, captain
 Mayor J; J. Desmond, Iesept
 James L. Case.
 s1,OOo--J. c. Macpherson, capt; R. W Perkins, H. A. THrell, Willis Austin. William H. Shields Joseph T Tanning, Edwin Hill, N. A. Gibbs, A L. Brown.
 s5Oo-T. c. Murphy, capt; E, Y l Messinger. M, , C; D; ,, Teyes S;o G. W. Car i D-s2so@T gG p" H. r. Dised; Beekley. capt.
 c. E. Smith, Dr H. B. Campbell t Rev. c. H. Ricketts, E. A. Prentice D Il. Vignot, J. P. Huntington, c. ' f James, M. c. Higgins. E-S1G0-J. M. Lee capt; N. J. Ay s ling, W. R. aBird, Dr. T. A. Crowley i Eben Learned, J. P. Lyston, w | Lester, c. o. Murphy, Adelard Morir
 Rev. A. F. Purkiss, A. C. Swan, c. I Smith.
 | F-$5O-H. B. Cary capt; Perciva y Chapman, F. B. Lathrep, H. ". Gallup c J. B. Oat, Charles E. Taylor, Jesep r Burns, A. C.. Crowell, O. E. Wulf [ : A. Prentice, Paul Zahn, Charles [ : Lee, J. D. Haviland, N. v. Porter . G-$25-WilI L. Stearns, capt: c. F | NSmith, C. L. Stewart. N, E. Smith, 4 | F. Story, A. J. Bailey, A. R. Black ', ledge, \. c. Disco, G. B. Dolbeare, 4 t B. Davies. R. c. Holmes, J. H. BarnSl g Alex Finlayson, A. Craig Taylor, Ale 2 Sharp, H. H. Pettis, r. T. Diggins, ( n ". Carpenter J, W. Mckinley, A. I o Otis.
 H-s1O-J A. Desmond, captain, \ 0 F. Sullivan, ". c. Senaple, q. H. Do 5. Ian, J. P. Gadie. ". J. Fitzgerald Tho : Donovan. John J, SheehF, Thos '. Brennan, John J. Corker3, V. H Nc # Guinness, Earl Mathewson. G. SI. Scot
 John A. Dunn. J. P. Hayes, John 1
 Blackburn, C. E. Lane, A. j. Friswel
 Vim. A. Pitcher, c. A Gager, Jr.. / S Mitchell, 4th, w J. Mcknight. Thad c deus Leahy, J F. Williams, F P Cal !' lahan, J. A. Quinn, N. J. Carroll, D. 7, Mullen, J. T. Gleason, J. Fl. Sheridan z Jas. Stanley, John Burns, W. F liar v D. r. Sullivan. o. R. Porteianee, D. ' Gleason, k. A, Andrews. J. F.. lItz
 gerald, Henry Taft, H. W. Lucns. J. l F Corcoran. Earl Christman. A G 1.iili , bridge, J. D. Pfeiffer, W F. Baile, :. Geo. Moles, r. R. Hazard. B. Wundel u lich, W. B. Hastedt, G. A. Hartman
 Henry H. Jarvis Herman StelZne
 Seymour DeRusha, James Purdei
 Capt. R. Jewell.
 T Team J, which is the team secCrin e $5, is to have large membership LIT l., der H. R. Branche, which has nt
 been entirely completed. The follow n ing sub-captains have been appointed ,a G. R. Clifford, J. M. Swahn. Nelso " Parkrer, A. E. Root, Arthur Jepkin y c. J. Isbister. John Donovan, J. ] d Tarrant, Charles A. Hagberg, E. Il Rodier.
 n The members of the wonen's team
 were also present at the meeting ar
 were briefly addressed by their chail
 man, Mrs. Charming M Huntingto r She emphasized that women would sC E licit only from women and that T IS woman was to take refuge from COT = tributing behind the excuse that h. n husband would contribute for her e. The captains of the women's team of are the following, working also on u le graded plan: J$25O, Mrs. Willis AuI g tin; K-S1o0, Mrs, D. M. Lester: L-s5 le Mrs. E. ". Perkins; M-$75 Mrs. c. k Comeau; N-$10, Mrs. Mary T. Harr re man; O-$5, Mrs. Allyn L. Brown.
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