Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-06-30

The six members of the First Regi-
mcnt band who went to the state camp
ground with Company | returned on
the 400 O'Clock train Friday, having
been discharged at the camp. They
were Sewall Morse, c. Al. Dugari, A. w.
Trendall, Edward Gonyer f.. NJ. Good
enough and Charles Brockington.
The men found when they arrived
there that recruiting for the band had
been in progress in different parts of
the state since it had become known
that many of the band would not go to
the front. They re-cnlisted last spring
under the promise of Col. Ira l..
Reeves that in the event of an cmer-
gcncy they would not be expected to
go to the front
They were called to the tent of Col.
Reeves and told that he was ready to
fulfill his promise to give them their
discharges. In the conversation that
ensucd the men obtained the unmistak-
able impression that their services were
not desired. They asked whether they
could expect any Offices as the result
of continued long service and ability
and were told that no promises could
he made. They decided to accept their
discharges and were furnished trans
portation back to Brattleboro.
Roster of the Company.
The complete roster of Company l
including those at the front and those
in the training camp is as follows:
Captain, Ernest w. Gibson.
First lieutenant, Walter r. Spauld-
ing.
Second lieutenant, Roy b. Miner.
First sergeant, Clarence w. Trendall.
Mess sergeant, Harold C. Boyd.
Quartermaster sergeant, Pearl T.
Clapp.
Sergcants, William A. st. Cyr, Alcide
A. Marion, Edward Lindsey.
Lance corporal, Edward Cavanaugh.
Corporals, Robert p. Whidden, Earl
N. Carr, William W. Fredette, Frank
Philbrick, Ralph Newell, Henry NJ.
Harlow, Louis Dunlevy, James Clune,
John j. Garrity, Philip Ericsson.
Buglers, Harold r. Miner, Wilfred
Adams.
: Cooks, William w. Lee, Wayland s.
Graves, Levi Heap, Edward, Gpnyer.
Artifeer, c. a. Pellettpc.
Privates. ~
John Atkinson, ChaEess. Altar, Thorn
as Anderson.
Alexander j. Bastian, Elmer Birch,
John NJ. Blake, John w. Blake, Ed
ward M, Baker, Martin F. Burke, Ed
ward j. Bergeron, George f. Barrie,
Charles F. Bacon.
Richard Chamberlain, Ora NJ. Cham
berlain, Godfrey Crosby, Gerald Coane,
Arthur Cain, David Carey.
Harold L. Deane, Thomas F. Doyle
Leland NJ, Dowley, Bernard d. Dun
levy, Frank A. Dunlevy, james Y. Den
ming, ir., Henry r. Dowlcy.
Alexander j. EXner.
Walter II. Fairbanks. Francis Fits,
Francis M. Fitzgibbons, Elias Y. Fo-
ley, Richard Fredette.
Grey F. Goddard, Paul Gottwald,
Ralph II. Gould,
Warren A. Hale, Fred Howard, Har-
old Hudson, Willard j. Hamlin, Charles
/ q. Holden.
Guy Johnson, Ernest johnson, Eloff
johnson, Clarence Jillson.
John j. Kilderry.
Christopher LaFountain, John j.
Lynch, Joseph f. Lewis, George Lane,
Harold Lane, Chester Lane, Frank p.
| Lynch.
John Manning, John Mcdonald,
Hayden Marsh, George ]. Marshall,
John Marshall jr, Joseph I. Marshall,
Henry 7. Moore, Howard f. Morey.
! Walter b. Needham, Edward Mich
olas.
/ Edward O 'Donnell.
Henry Z. Robbins, Alphonse C.
| Rate.
George L. Sexton, Clarence Shaw,
| Harry Smith, IIermon Smith, Kenneth
0. Smith, Charles II. Stevens, David b.
Stewart, Walter Scott, Lyman ii.
,Strecter, Guy S. Stockwell.
Robert p. Thayer, William R. Tweed
Victor Waller, Anthony Vulgar, Carl
! Voetsch.