The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-26
REG 1lRARS
F. THE DRAFT
Ha. = Seen Named and Con-
firmed for June 5
in Barre
FORTY MEN ARE
TO ACT AS CLERKS
The Other Officers Were
Sworn in Last
Evening


serve for the selectiye draft registration
in Barre June 5, when men between the
ages Of 2l and 30, inclusive, are to APP
pear at the several polling places in ac-
cordance with the proclamation of Presi-
dent Wilson, was effected at city hall
/ late yesterday afternoon and the names
| of 40 men who are to serve voluntarily
were filed at the county clerks office last
evening by City Clerk James Mackay.
Two days ago, in obedience to directions
| from Washington d. G., Mayor e. G..
| Glysson took oath as moderator of the
registration board, City Clerk Mackay
qualified as the chief registrar and Health
Officer DR.. j. w. Stewart took the oath
as surgeon
Elsewhere about the state town and
city officials were enabled to get an early
start in the work Of preparing the lists
of assistants and administering the oath
to registrars, but here in Washington
county instructions from the county clerk
were somewhat overdue and locally most
OF the work, therefore, had to be done
yesterday afternoon, as the manual fur
nished by the government indicated that
the names of the registrars should be
filed with the clerk of each county with
in three days after receipt of notice
The notice was received at the clerks
office in Barre Tuesday, but until Friday
forenoon the local authorities were led
to believe that filing OF the returns would
not be necessary until Monday.
Forty men. in addition to the modera-
tor, the chief registrar and the surgeon,
are to assist in Barre June 5. No at
tempt was made yesterday to assign the
registrars, but this will be done next
week. Many OF the men whose names
appear below came forward voluntarily
and Others expressed great willingness to
serve once the matter was mentioned to
them. Gov. Graham has asked that all
Vermont registrars serve without pay
and, therefore, the following men, as se-
lected by the mayor, with the assistance
OF the chief registrar and the surgeon,
are not to be compensated for their serv
ices:
George N. Tilden, f. j. Owens, Ezra L.
White, W. S. Robins, Alex Milne, Judge
III. w. Scott, Paul Scampini, Charles A.
Lundgren, James f. Higgins, j. Alfred
Healy, r. Il. Langley, William Wishart,
Johns b. Magnaghi. James r. Mackay,
Fred w Bancroft, A. J. Loranger, G. Her
bert Pape, Paul Bianchi, James n Gall,
L. r. Hutchinson, John FL. Bishop, NJ. HI.
w. T. Calder, Edwin Keast,
C. Fl. Reynolds. George M. Rand, Eduardo
Cardini, John A. Frontini, Silvio l.. Car
ii, Antonio NJ Rossi, Augustus NJ. Rossi,
James Walker, Fl. L. Campbell, L. Q.
Tracy, A. Z. Campbell, Stanton Wasgatt,
Peter Purieelli, f. M. Kempton, R. G.
and A. E. Bruce.
Any OF the registrars whose age makes
hem eligible for the draft are not ex-
.mpt from registration by reason of their
serving. All registrars must be United
States citizens and legal residents and
II the manual prepared by the govern
nent town and municipal authorities
we're urged to make handwriting a con-
'ideration in selecting men to serve.
some of the finer details of the local
for June will be worked
'ut later, but it has been definitely de-
ided that each polling place customarily
Ised in city, state or national elections
vill be used The stations, six in mum
'er, will be open from a. m. to p. m.
The following will show how the ques-
ions are to be answered on registration
ay:
1. Name in Full-Age in Years.
This means all your names spelled out
4 full.
State your age to-day in years only.
additional months or days. Be
to say 40" or "25,p not 'l9
ears, months" or the like.
2. Home Address.
This means the place where you have
our permanent home, not the place
here you work. Be prepared to give
ne address in this way: "232 Main
rect, Chicago, Cook county, ILL.,; that
+. give number and name of street first,
len town, then county and state.
8. Date of Birth.
Write your birthday tmonth. day, and
ssr) on a piece of paper before going
the registrar, and give the paper 60
m the first thing. Example, August
1894"
If you do not remember the year, start
answer as you would if someone asked
III your birthday, as august 5th."
leN sd Nu my bA tHtAaN AllH fNaA
i'll be for wasl - years old" The
gistrar will then fill in the year of
rth Many people do not carry in mind
e year they were born. This may be
,tained by the registrar by subtract
g the age in years on this years birth
y from 1917.
Are You (1) Natural-Born Citizen;
(2) a Naturalized Citizen; (s) An
Alien; (4) Or Have You Declared Your
Intention to Become Citizen (specfy
ul II you were born in the United
stes. including Alaska and Hawaii, YOU
2 a natural-born citizen, no matter
lat may have been the citizenship or
tionality of your parents. If YOU were
IN in Porto Rico, You are citizen
the United States. unless you were
m Of alien parentage. II you were
m abroad. you are still citizen of
, United States II your father was a
tive Of the United States at the time
Il were born, unless you have expat-
ted yourself.
~ You are a naturalized citizen il