Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-08-21
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL NEWS
BACK FROM THE MUSTER.
Company | Received Mary CompI
ments for Fine howing-Veterans
Of Service and Complete Roster.

Of Service and Complete Roster.
Company | was the first company to
leave Camp Gov. Mccullough on Fri
day. The start was made at $50, and
the train was taken at Fort Ethan Al
len at 100. The boys arrived home ON
the afternoon mail train in a special
car. Lines were formed at the rail-
road station. and the company mar d
to headquarters in Ullery building
The company made an excellent show
/ ing throughout the entire muster and
received many compliments for orderly
conduct. cleanliness of quarters. and
for full ranks at drills and proficiency
in drilling.
Capt. f. J. Waterman. who is the
youngest captain in the regiment, had
/ the distinction of being chosen twice
as officer of the day, on the opening of
camp and also on the great day of the
year, Governors day. Two men of
| Company were also assigned to duty
as colonels orderly during the muster.
E. r. Betterley and Arthur Piper. the
! latter serving in this capacity on Gov
ernor's day. Corporal Betterley, who
was selected as representative of Com
| pany to compete on the Vermont rife
of the entire country at Sea Grit. ~ H.
is the holder of the gold medal for eX
cellence in craftsmanship this year at
| Norwich University
The muster was considered one OF
the most satisfactory ever held in thJ
state. and it is evident that strictc'
discipline and that regulations closer
to those of the regular army are fol
! 4f Conn
pany / were sent home during the
week, Two being called back by the
death of relatives. one by sicknes
and the fourth had an advantageous
business offer which had to be accept
ed Immediately.
Company l, although made mp o
young man. contains a large percent
age of veterans" Capt. Waterman
Lieut.. Davis. 1st Sergt. Dunklee
and Privates Piper. Cummings
Slater. Lynch, Clune and Boydel
were with the company in the govern
ment service at Chickamauga fly,
years ago this summer. Sergt
Batcheldcr served in Roosevelt.
Rough Riders, and also as FIRST lieu
tenant IN the 46th Infantry in tn
Philippines. Corporal Tenney ant
Private Bissett are both veterans O
the Philippine service.
The complete roster of the CON
panv as it appeared in muster thi
year is as follows:
Captain. Ernest J. Waterman.
Iieutenants. Ernest w. Gibson
Charles II. Davis.
Scigeants Fred G.. Dunklee. Wa
lace y. Batchelder Fayedte Miller
George q. Metca!L George z. Moshel
Horace y. Miller CO. Nj
Corporals. Clarence \. Tenne!
George Il. Thompson. Marshall ,
Moves. Hugh J. Betterley.
Musicians, Walter d. Parker, Ralp
b. Pettee.
; Priyates, Sherman F. Abbott. job
II. Barden. Aimon j. Batchelde
? Carroll D. Boyden. AEaziar Breyi
Carroll d. Boyden. Amaziar Brye;
> Arthur ]. Burt, Frank A. Champin!
John J. Clune, James J. Cumming,
= Henry ]. Davis, Norris NJ. Davi,
, Arthur b. Day, William b, Douglass
2 Carl W. Ellis, Harold NJ. Gale, job
A. Goodhue, Carl Graeser, John {
. Harvey, Dana Holden. Arthur E. Ho
q ton, Alanson O. Johnson, Jason [
e Jones, Michael J. Lynch. Hal |
D March. Fred A. Matt. Abraham {
= MCGOWAN Frank w. Mickey. Wrial
=; d. Miller, John P. Niles, Louis !
Ouimett, Arthur V d. Piper. John !
|, ROwell. Leland II. Slater Charles /
Stockwell, Clarence w. Trendel
2 Rupert c. Wardner, Harry E. Woo
r Guy F. Harwood, Edward C. Norman