The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-08-02

the selective draft, have changed theil
minds concerning the number who
will have to be examined in order tC
get the full quota of men for the
draft army. A few days since it was
thought that one man out of every
two or possibly three would be quail
fed for service but it now is evident
that at least six will have to be ex-
amined in order to get one who quail
ifies
In last weeks issue of the Reporter
we're given the names of the first 900
drawn in this county. This week We
print herein some 300 names taking
them from where the list ended last
week. The names previously given
together with those of this week make
a total of 600 in the order in which
they were drawn which shows their
liability of being called for examina-
ton.
Names given in this issue cannot
properly be called the master list as
not all have been corrected. 1t is
reasonable to suppose however that
the list is nearly correct.
1922 Wilton G. Reynolds, Hartland
SAL Willis Henry Robinson, Fairfield
63S Herbert l.. Chapman, Fairfield
2795 Earl Harrington, Skowhegan
1882 Earl Stanhope, Hartland
623 Carleton A. Bunker, Fairfield
269 Alfred Crotto, Bingham
800
6S5 Wallace f. Fogg, Fairfield
1141 Florian NJ. Yeaton, Mercer
1914 Clyde E. Savage. New Portland
1916 Charles + Nutter, Hartland
1858 Allie A c. Randall Ripley
335 Irwin f. Town, Bingham
1880 Caspar Bryant, Palmyra
2005 Wilfred Conway, lockwood
493 Merrill A. Mum, Cornville
244S James A. Knowlen, Madison
$50
210S Leahman Merritt SWart, Rock
wood
1853 Archie Ross Hanson, Norridge-
wock
2503 Herbert W. Perkins, Madison
923 Ivan e. Chadbourne, Harmony
1905 Ray Alton Nye, New Portland
341 Joseph Allen, Brighton
2517 Mena Proderomos, Madison
1876 Giuseppe Dinorscia, Madison
2532 Cecil Rogers, Madison
1907 Joseph Poulin, Lond Pond
340
1864 Mariner H. Moody, Solon
391 Raymond c. Whitney, Cam
bridge
1866 Daniel L. Jones, Norridgewock
1896 Joseph Fortin, Madison
1853 Ross l.. Grant, Brighton
$40 Carl B. Ames, Harmony
637 Clyde r. Chapman, Fairfield
1875 Reginald II. Farrar, Ripley
2S70 Charles V. Lock, Skowhegan
1924 John Gillis, lockwood
$50
$50 Valentine E, Lippold, Brighton
1857 Foster w White, Pittsfeld
2055 Gust Macki, lockwood
1917 Alfred B. Curtis, Moscow
571 Charles T. Berry, r. F. d, No.
Anson
1873 Harry r. Libby, st. Albans
488 Hugo Hort, Cornville
1543 Lindsay Forster, Pittsfield
2102 George Reno, lockwood
1855 Eleazer Russakoff, Skowhegan
$50
704 Joseph Grevois, Fairfield
IL Ora j. Gilman, Anson
1896 Earl l.. Patten, St. Albans
1909 Lawrence II. Clark, Smithheld
356 Warren Jones, Brighton
112 Joseph j. Moriz, Anson
1867 Ora A. Williams, North New
Portland
2590 Jonas p. Wescott, Madison
2OS2 Eric McClean, lockwood
PIG Breton L. Veno, lockwood
$40
12S Michael Patrick, Arson
2012 Joseph Doucette, lockwood
679 Lester L. Ferland, Fairfield
60
sos William II. Oakes, Fairfield
IL Adelor d. Bearor, AnsOn
29S9 Arnold A Strand, Skowhegan
900 Paul L. Woodwork, Fairfield
1881 Wilfred Begin, lockwood
1917 Embert Ramsey, Pittsfield
1903 Edward A. Bicknell, Madison
$50
363 John Onischnk, Brighton
2421 Arthur E. Harding, Madison
1887 William S Fuller, New Port
land
3006 Alfred ]. Turcotte, Skowhegan
1142 Fred Belanger, Mercer
2495 Garold G.. Mason, Madison
2439 Joseph A. jacques, Madison
1865 George w. Moses, Solon
6 Clarence II. Barron, Anson
2796 Walter II. Harvey, Skowhegan
800
2167 Amidie Doyon, Jackman
327 Harry E. Spaulding, Bingham