Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-11
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Organized for Red Cross Christmas
Roll Call.

A. H. Grout of Newport has been
made chairman of the county Red
| Cross Christmas Roll Call campaign
during the week of December 1921,
when a nationwide drive will be
made for membership in the Red
Cross. Each and every community
should have local pride in enrolling
itself 1000 in the membership Of
this great organization. Local chair
men have been appointed who in turn
| Will designate committees and work.
ers with the idea that each and every
person, both old and young, will be
| solicited fer = membership in this
campaign.
Both new and renewal member
| ships are desired to the end that all
| memberships may expire on the same
date. The membership may be for
| LOO which does not carry with it a
| subscription to the magazine, which
| is very interesting publication. If
the member, however, desires to sub
scribe for the magazine the member
ship fee will be $500 and if it should
happen that some present member,
now receiving the magazine, should
| be solicited and renew his member
ship and subscription he should see
to it that the solicitor places a CAPT.
tai letter "R" after his name on the
enrolment blank.
To commemorate the wonderful
work done for humanity by the Red
Cross in the worlds war and as a
guaranty that this work may go for
ward in the future and the scope of
its usefulness in peace times may be
enlarged, it is necessary that we all
get our shoulders to the wheel and
join the organization. The cost upon
each individual is very slight indeed
but -" oral i-Auence Of such an or
ganization as the Red Cross backed
up by universal membership cover
ing the length and breadth of the
land, is so beneficial and helpful that
it well nigh passes human compre-
hension. 1t is not only our duty but
it should be considered our welcome
privilege to enroll ourselves in such
an organization and to help forward
it's beneficent work. When the So
licitor calls upon you give him an at
tentive ear together with your sigma
ture and membership fee in order that
our county may go over the top in its
usual fine way. Let each reader of
word to his neiehbor and boost the
campaign with all his might and main
The list of town chairmen as ap-
pointed by Mr.. Grout and given this
paper Tuesday evening, is as follows:
Albany, Rev. w. E. Craig, Albany.
Barton, Chas. E. Hamblet, Barton.
Orleans. Carl D. French, Orleans.
Bloomington, William Davies, Or
leans, r. F. D.
East Charleston, Mrs. A. E. Gray,
East Charleston.
West Charleston, Rev. G. w. Col
lins, West Charleston.
Coventry, Mrs. A. D. Thurber, Cow
entry.
Craftsbury, p. C. Keir, Craftsbury.
Derby, Rev M. S. Eddy, Derby.
Derby Line, B. F. Butterfeld, Der
by Line.
Glover, Burns Buchanan, West
Glover
Holland. Rev. w. w. Cook, Derby
Line. r. F. D.
Irasburg, Geo. /. Russell, Irasburg.
Jay, Mrs. Graham Lucia, North
Troy, r. F. D.
Lowell, A. p. Sweet, Lowell.
Morgan, Sumner C.. Wilcox, Nor
gan.
Newport City, Dean N. Dwinell,
Newport.
Newport Town, Guy C. Bartlett,
Newport Center.
North Troy, A. H. Butterfield,
North Troy.
Troy, W. D. Miller, Troy.
Westfield, III. w. Burnham, West
Westmore. Mrs. Geo. Craig, West
more.