The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-20
mo FURTHER
CALL TO FILL
C0UNTYQUOTA
Local Board Thinks That No
More VIII Be Needed
NOW HAVE 1t5 MEN
The other 12 Needed VIII Doubtless
Be Provided From Among Those
Who viii Not Be Exempted.


men under the draft were examined
Saturday by the doctors and the fol
lowing were passed.
Steven G.. VonSitas, Bennington.
Raymond P. Grayius, Readsboro
Michael e. Costello, Bennington.
Lawrence A. Cole, Arlington.
Frank Il. Slade, Landgrove.
Walter S. Cook, Bennington.
Albert r. Bixby, Readsboro.
Burton II. Cross, SALISBURY.
Arthur Keough, Arlington.
Ira G. Smith, Searsburg.
Frank d. Frost, Sunderland.
Lagera Louis, Manchester.
Guiseppi Cellani, Readsboro.
Edward p. Simonds, North Benning-
ton.
Rufus S. Gilbert, Dorset.
Earl Baker, North Bennington.
Glenn K. Martin, SALISBURY.
]. Goodall Hutton, Bennington.
Aretokritas Pappas, Bennington.
Edward l.. Bent, Bennington.
Leon E. Ayres. Rupert
Francis 4. Mclaughlin, East Dorset
Drien Longtin, Manchester.
Adolph Mercier, Manchester
Joseph V. Perrott, Bennington.
Guy C. Bartlett Readsboro.
Robert II. Walsh, Arlington.
Amos Moifitt, Rupert.
Paul f. White, Dorset.
James A. Moloney, Remington.
George Ii. Long, Manchester,
Frederick G. Horst, Bennington.
Joseph NJ Daley, North Benning
ton.
Dennis Forand, Bennington.
Ralph r. Haynes, North Bennington
Clyde Young, SALISBURY.
Harrison NJ. Goodermote, North
Bennington.
Samuel S. Thompson, Sunderland.
Milliard Dunbar, Dorset.
Fred Wills, Pownal
Karl o. Estes, Bennington.
Albert w. Knights, Bennington.
George A. Paro, Sunderland.
Ellis Z. Maxon, Pownal.
Octave z. Godette, jr., Manchester
Henry j. Shepardson, Readsboro.
Robert n Wildwood, Manchester,
r. Raymond Sexton, Bennington.
George w. Neary, Bennington.
Amos La Croix, Bennington.
Laurence r. Ssuires, Bennington.
Ralph F. Niles. Bennington.
or these 90 who passed 80 ask for
exemption and % make no claim.
This % raises the number of accept
cd up to lis while the quota is 1877
The members of the local board
| think that the other IL will be Sc
cured from among those already ex-
amined and that no further call will
| be required.
Some of those who have filed a
| claim of exemption have put in no
| proof so that their claims are not
| likely to be considered.
or those summoned three failed to
appear but it is thought that these all
failed to get their notice and will
show up later. All three live in Pow.
nal They are George Cote, d. Fred
erick Lille and Harry w. Estes.
Three of those called Saturday had
already enlisted-Oscar Weberg Of
Pownal, Frank ~ Hervey of Benning
ton and Jake Clement of Searsburg.
| Montpelier, Aug. 2O.-Soldiers in
uniform will be promptly arrested by
deputy sheriffs and police officers
unless they can snow leave of alb
sence from their respective COM
mands.
| Up to the present time the com.
manding officers of the various units
have been lenient with those who
were homesick or have overstayed
their leave, but as the time draws
near for actual service II is found
necessary to be more strict in disci
pline.
Governor Graham has issued the
following proclamation:
Montpelier, August II, 1917.
To the Sheriffs OF the State of Yer
mont.
You are hereby requested to notify
your deputies ami the several police
officers of the towns and cities II
your county that Major General j. T
Dickman, commanding officer at For
Ethan Allen, has requested all peac,
officers of the State to arrest al
soldiers found in their respective pre-
cincts without written passes, and L
at once notify him by wire. This re
quest is not to apply to the peac,
officers of the City OF Burlington ant
| the towns of Colchester and Essex.
VIII YOU kindly give this your earl!
attention? The purpose of this re
quest Is to eliminate certain evil
which have sprung up and to retail
for the obedient soldier the privilege
he now enjoys.
Horace Il. Graham, Governor.