The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-22
TOWN SHOWS PATRIOTISM.
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LIST lieutenant, Walter R. Spaulding;

LIST lieutenant, Walter r. Spaulding;
I'd lieutenant, Roy B. Miner.
Quartermaster sergeant, Pearl T.
Clapp; sergeants, Harold c. Boyd, Will
liam A. st. Cyr, AIcide A. Marion, Clar-
ence w. Trendall, Edward Lindsey.
Corporals, Robert P Whidden, Earl n
Carr, William w. Fredette, Frank Phil
brick, Ralph Newell, Henry NJ. Harlow
Buglers, Harold R. Miner, Wilfred
Adams.
Cooks, William W. Lee, Wayland S
Graves.
Artifeer, Philip Ericsson.
Privates, John Atkinson, John
Brooks, Alexander J. Bastian, Elmer
Birch, Hugh E. Butler, John M. Blake
John w. Blake, Edward NJ Baker,
Martin F. Burke, Edward j. Bergeron
of Hinsdale, n H., Richard Chamber
| lain, John A. Clune, James Clune, Ora
NJ. Chamberlain of Hinsdale, Harold E.
Dean, Thomas F. Doyle, Leland NJ
| Dowley, Bernard D. Dunlevy, Frank A
Dnlevy, Louis NJ Dunlevy, James T..
Denning, jr., Alexander j. Exner, Wal
ter II. Fairbanks, Francis Fits, Fran
els M. Fitzgibbons, Grey F. Goddard,
Warren A. Hale, Levi Heap, Fred
| Howard, Harold Hudson, Willard J..
| Hamlin Dennis j. Jacobs, Ernest John
son, Guy Johnson, ErlOff Johnson, Clar-
ence Jillson, Christopher La Fountain,
Jo ohm }. Lynch, John Manning, Thomas
| Manning, John Mcdonald. HAYDEN
| Marsh Of Townshend William Miller,
| George j. Marshall of Hinsdale, John
| Marshall, jr, of Hinsdale, Joseph l. Marsh
all of West Chesterfield, y. H., Carl Mel
son, Walter B. Needham, Charles Arnold
| Pellet, Henry f. Robbins, Alfred
Ryan, George L. Sexton, Clarence
| Shaw, Harry Smith, Hermon Smith,
| Kenneth 0. Smith. Cecil Streeter,
Charles II. Stevens, David B. Stewart
| of Hinsdale, Walter TAYLOR, Frederick
s. Thompson, George f. Thompson, An
thony Vulgar, Carl Voetsch.
-Four young men enlisted in Company
| this morning, and five have signife,
their intention to enlist this afternoon
The four examined this morning
passed the examination and were en-
rolled. They are Guy Stockwell, Ralph
II. Gould and George Fecto of Brat
tleboro and Jed Franklin of Guilford
This afternoon Harry T. Dowley was
examined and enrolled.
The Brattleboro men who left as en-
listed men in the First Regiment ban,
were c. NJ. Dugan, Charles Brocking
ton. \. w. TTendau, f. NJ. Goodenough
r In Company l are two families eacl
represented by three sons, rather IN
| usual condition. Mrs. Sarah Dunlcv,
/ of Harris place has three sons, in tn
. company, well known in Brattleboro
. They are Frank A.. Louis NJ, and Ber
e nard d. Dunlevy. The enlistment thi
+ morning of Joseph /. Marshall o
4 West Chesterfield. \. H., brought tn
i total representation of the family o
- Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall of Hins
j. dale, n. H., up to three sons, for tw
others enlisted yesterday in Hinsdalc
e The others are George !. and Joh'
4 Marshall, jr.
n The reception at Island park las
e evening rendered TO the members o
: the company was attended b. man
more people than could fad oppcI
tunity to dance y few of the member
= of the company INDUCED in the pas
time, but many others preferred t
sit out the dances But there wa
no dearth of dancers The floor was a
ways crowded and the walks abou
the pavilion, the pi&zzas ana tn
bridge itself were all coagested. Tn
music was good. the floor as smoot
and slippery as it always is, and tn
fact that Horton ID. Walker was pa,
| ing the bills made the dancing FIRE
and it continued to long after til
| time when the young men who al
leaving Brattleboro for Burliagto
| aHd probably for the Mexican frontiC
| could have been thinking advantageou
ly Of a good night s sleep befol
starting what will prove to be an.
| thing but pleasure jaunt.