Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-23

Third Division Of seventy-Five Men
Appears for Examination in Adj
olson County.

Middiebury, Aug.s 2.-Fifty-six Of the
rs men examined to-day by the Addison
county exemption board passed the ply
steal examination, IS Of whom fled claims
for exemption. Seventeen men were re-
5ected, one was an alien. two were already
In the United States service. two were
transferred for examination before other
boards. The names Of those who passed
the physical examination are given below:
Prentiss o. whittimore, Salisbury: How
ard P. Thompson. Lincoln; Stewart 8.
Benedict, CORNWALL: William L. Butler.
Bristol; John A. Kilbourn, Bristol; Albert
w. Counter, New Haven Fred d. Samp-
son. Salisbury: Edison M. Day, Ripton;
Thadeus e. Lathrop. Bristol; Lewis H.
Miller. Ferrisburg; Benjamin Maheu.
Cornwall Peter D. Todrill, Shoreham;
Raymond Nick. Parker. Starksboro;
Charles A. Merriman, Addison; Otis A.
Lackey. Bristol; William ]. Hurd, Addi-
son; Albert e. Rule, Monkton: Percy N.
Shepard. Starksboro: Alfred J. Hagan,
Bristol; Raymond r. Levarn, Bristol
F. Beador, Granville; King j. Burnell,
Orwell; Harry w. Warner. New Haven;
Alfred Lavalley. East shoreham; Charles
h. Bartlett. Middleh,sy; Phillip l.. Little,
Lincoln; Alvin N. Wimett, Salisbury
Daniel A. James, Middlebury; Charles A.
Tredo, vergennes; Clayton B. Stokes,
Starksboro; Ashley J. s. Dukett, Bridport;
Perley c. Voter, Middlebury; Arthur j.
Dejadon, Middlebury; Everett A. Haw-
kins, vergennes; Fred Pierce, Middle
bury; Joseph w. Harte. Addison; How
ard L. Shepard, Monkton; Frederick Sui
Ivan, Vergennes; Edward 8. Calvi, Mid
dlebury: Ray Everette, Ferrisburg; Frank
e. Austin. shoreham; Harry F. Vincent
~ M ~
E. Mumford, Middlebury; Joseph Gouza'
lez, Salisbury; Charles McCray. Ferris.
burg; Lee N. Russell. Monkton; Rot
| Ford, Granville; Charles H. Sumner
Bristol; Edwin w. Mcintyre. Orwell.
Middlebury. Aug. N.-Thirty-nine out 81
tho second division Of Is men who appear
ed yesterday before the Addison count,
exemption board. passed the physical ex
animation. Twenty-Five of the 80 flee
claims for exemption. Twenty-three mer
were rejected, three were examined BY
other boards, fve we're already IN the
United States servoice and two are aliens
| The names Of the men who passed tho
physical examination. follow:
Edward LaFlam, Ferrisburg: William
Macauley, Shoreham; Arthur I. Palsa
Leicester; Ralph A. Elliot, Starksboro
Dan o. Mason, Middlebury; Clarence A
Belanger, Orwell; Raymond A. Bruya
Middlebury; Howard L. Klein. Lake Dun
more; Harry E. Buszell. Bridport; Georg'
M. Hathaway, Middlebury; Frank T. Su
pernois. Salisbury; Byron T. Swenor
Shoreham; Claude A. Denton. whiting
Wilfred v. Duclaws. Lincoln: Gardner H
lCady, Middlebury;. John c. Mcintyre Or
we'll; Hermon w. Damon, Granville; VIII
liam j. vanderhoof. Bridport; Edward A
King, Middlebury; Edward F. Stage. Pan
ton; Sllas c. Goddard Salisbury; John A
Parent, Monkton; Lewis e. Hope. Middle
bury; Clayton r. Hallock, Starksboro
Leighton H. Belts. Bristol; George A
Sheltus, Middlebury: Elmer Patch. Gran
Vile; Robert s. Miller. Ferrisburs; Ralpl
P. Hotis, Vergennes: Rollin B. Dunshee
New Haven: George A. Hallock. Bristol
Abraham A. Trombley, Shoreham; Al
thur c. Amblo. Bristol; Harry c. Lowell
Cornwall; Lawrence e. McShane. Bristol
Henry Dwire. New Haven; Edward L
Aunchman. Orwell; Thomas A. McKin
non. Bristol; Erwin L. Denton. Whiting.