The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-09
NEARLY ALL
WHO PASS ASK
EXEMPTION
Only 13 Yesterday Who
Stand Ready to Serve
DOCTORS PASSED 81
Another lnstalIment VIII Be Sum-
moned and 1t Looks as Though
Another 254 Will Be Needed

The feature of the examination of
drafted men yesterday by the local
exemption board was the number that
filed petitions for release. mostly be-
cause of dependent relatives.
OF the S5 summoned for examina-
ton Wednesday "a were examined by
the doctors and 81 passed and %
were rejected. OF the 81 who got by
the doctors all but 13 asked for
exemption The thirteen who passed
and did not ask for exemption and are
ready for service are:
Harry 3. Nelson
Joseph Daroskevions.
Carleton T. Bells
William j. Horst
Daniel &. oakes
Charlie Anderson
Harold n. Hearst
Alex Nakutis
Leo o. SIade
Francis A. Sullivan
Percy NJ. harrington
John A. Powers
Henry !. Manney
jonas Weretine
The last on the list was hold0ver
from the day before He is Russian
from Manchester and was late in
getting here. The IA on this list
added to the 90 whose names were
given yesterday makes "a who are
passed and have not filed petitions for
exemption. These are out Of the 17O
first names ON the list. At this rate
it will take half the whole county list
TO fill the quota. There is still time
TO file claims for exemption.
Among those locally we'll known
who have failed to pass the doctors
examination are Fred o. Graves,
Harry A. Flynn, Ralph A. Burt, c.
Wayne Adams. Roy Clum, Bert Saun.
ders and Fred S. Harmon.
OF those summoned yesterday two
had already enlisted. Charles L. Sill
yer and Thomas j. Enright.
Five are listed as failing to appear,
zigori Gaetoni of Bennington, Murio
Parquirle of Manchester, William
Augustus Carroll of bennington,
James Patrick Hannigan of Pownal
and Fred c. Norcross of Dorset. I'm
der the rules they are listed as
passed and must report for service
II found.
The 81 passed by the doctors are as
follows:
Jonas Weretine. Manchester.
Elmer II. Dinwiddie. Bennington.
George c. Cullinan Arlington.
Harry b. Nelson, Landgrove.
Charles II. Brown, Stamford.
Douglas Montgomery, SALISBURY
William c. Mason, Bennington.
Leo S. Carpenter, Readsboro.
Joseph Daroskevious, Arlington
Sidney l.. Waite, Bennington.
Albert A. Dusablon, Arlington.
Neal d. Higgins. Rupert.
John ID. Carey. Bennington.
Celso A. Marchegiani, Readsboro.
Bernie l., Twitchell. Salisbury
Nathan S. Satter, Bennington.
| Arthur Il. Ayres. Pownal.
Fred W. Sheldon, Dorset.
Joseph f. Phillips, Dorset.
| Herbert G.. Cone, Bennington.
John Il. Griffin. Bennington.
| Arthur N. Giguere. Bennington.
Jesse l.. Dunham, SALISBURY.
Lewis s. White. Bennington.
Forrest +. Snow, Pownal
Carleton 4. Bells, Sunderland.
l william, 1 IInref nanntnotnu
| James NJ. Prov0n, pownal.
Amos =. Bishop, Readsboro.
| Joseph G. Antonio, Bennington.
William II. Dwyer SALISBURY.
| Tony Kanniatis, Arlington.
Daniel Il. Oakes, Bennington.
| Charlie Anderson, Manchester.
| Myron II. Sherman, Rupert
| Mortimer Il. Grady, Bennington.
| Harold II. Hearst, Bennington.
| Alex Nakutis, Arlington.
Giuseppe s Martini Readsboro.
Leo o. Slade, Winhall.
Ira r. Reed, Dorset.
William Crandall, SALISBURY.
Francis A, Sullivan, Bennington.
Percy NJ Harrington, Searsburg,
John a. Powers, Manchester.
Il Henry |. Manney Bennington.
II Marco Colo, Readsboro.
II Clark II. Condor, SALISBURY.
II Fred Beyis, Bennington.
Arthur Il. Conlin, Arlington.
II Stanley Romonsh, Pownal
Fraisher Mears, Arlington.
Two who are on the list here will b
examined by the boards where the
are working--Wllliam H. HollistC
and Louis Margoln.
Most of the petitions for exemptio
are on the ground OF dependent wiyo
4 but q few are for dependent parent
r Petitions for exemption on the groun