Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-22

Frank St Peter, \. r. Strong. William
Thibault Arthur Way, Julian Wakefield,
William Wallace, =. J. Wheel Edward J.
Walker, Arthur Young, Francis Leno
Roy Thompson and Paul Rousseau.
G company, which Is composed Of Uni
verslty Of Vermont students. was mobl-
ICED at eight o'clock Monday morning
by John L. Cootey Of Rutland, It's captain.
The company at present numbers 81 men
and will be recruited to its fun war
strength of 10 men within n few days
Appeals will be sent to alumni OF the
university and large number Of students
who have served in the three other COM
panies of the university battalion dur
ing the year will probably enlist in c COM
pany. The company erected their tents
on the rear campus Monday morning
and assisted the men Of q and NJ COM
panies in similar work later in the day.
Arrangements are being made by the
college authorities so that the students
in G company may be excused from their
examinations.
The roster of the company is as fol-
lows:
John l.. Cootey, captain, Rutland; Har-
old Hayden. Jr., first lieutenant. River
side: Ronald p. Burrage, second lieuten-
ant, Leominster. Mass. Robert y. Pease.
first sergeant. Burlington; y. w STANLEY.
.. NJ sergeant, Georgia; II. b. Hoyt, SER
Ceant, Sorinth: y. W. Butler, SER
asaut. Rurlineton G. T.. Flchot, ser
soant. burlington; II. II. Sunderland.
sergeant, st. Adams; D. G. Mcbride, cor
/ poral, Burlington w. T. Teachout. cor
| poral Essex Junction; r. e. knight, cor
| poral, Westmoreland, y. H.: +. NJ. VAR
ney, corp, Bristol; Gordon Brooks corp:
| II. c. Woodward, Campello Mass. Ed
ward Snow, cook; Frank Rivers, cook:
| Walter lie Baron, musician. Waterbury,:
| ROderiCk Smith, musician, Pittsfeld,
| Mass: g. T.. Davis, artifcer. Bethel; pri-
Yates, H. l.. Adams, Fairlee; II. V. Adj
ans. Brattleboro; r. d. Adams. Bratte-
boro: j. r. r. Andrews, East Charlotte.
l.. c. Barrows. New Haven; Colby Bart
lett. North Troy; H. c. Billings. Spring
field l.. f. Billings, Bristol; r. y. Blake.
Eden: j. l. Bliss Burlington; NJ. L. Booth,
! burlington. 5 F. Brown, c. Burleson.
! EnosburS Falls; NJ. NJ Byington. Char
lotte: II. E. Camp, Randolph Center; W.
! i. cheney, Montpelier. l.. II. Claflin, Bur-
lington; \. Copeland. Burlincton NJ. A.
Edison Chester; S. Farley. Hollis. y. H;
r. \. Flynn. Moretown; G. c. Greenwood.
I Marlboro. Mass; II. r. Hammer, Rristoii
I H. +. Handy, Springfield, W. J. Hayden.
/ Riverside; Harold Hazen, Hartford; A.
r. Hogan, Burlington; d. 5. Jones. Ran
dolph; j. A. Keech, Burlington; W. r.
Kelly, Mortified: W. =. Leutze, Phil
adelphia, Ia: A. MacMurphy. Burlington:
Is G.. McMahon. Burlington; f. D. Nc
Sweeney, Burlington; II. Machanc Bur-
| lington: j. Meachen, Huntington, Conn:
j. Moynihan, r. Partch. New Haven: L
A. Pereman, Burlington; c. Spencer.
North Remington; q. c. Stanley. Milton;
r. Thayer, West Brattleboro; r. Watson.
Townshend: II. NJ. WEIGH. Rutland; l. W.
Williams, West Glover; l., \. Woodward,
! Richford
The attached sanitary troops Of the
/ First Regiment Of Infantry. Vermont
National Guard, an organization COM
posed largely of medical students at the
University of Vermont, modified imme-
datelv after the order to do so had been
received by Or. F. +. Clark Of this city.
captain commanding. The roster OF the
company follows: r. J. Hogan major:
f., f., Clark, captain commanding: H. -
Taylor. first lieutenant; w. II. Mitchell,
first lieutenant: II. G. Grant, sergeant.
first class; l.. H. Wright y. r, Goffe and
II. r. NacDonough, sergeants. J. Meyers
ambulance driver and artiticer Privates
first class and privates: l.. NJ. DeCicch
~ f. Blackhall. II. R. STYLES, p. ".
Davis, r. 5. Cane. a. c. Mcleod, p.
Parmalec, J. DuEgan. J. sullivan, II.
Walker, l.. White l.. c. Snyder, G. VOL
colt, \. b. Taylor, L. Pike, w. Hogan.
:, Wilson. c. A. johnson and F. Abair