Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-07-25
DRAWING ESTABLISHES
ORDER OF CALL.
Names of First Orleans County Men
Who VIII Go Before Exemption
Board.

Every man in the United States,
who registered June 5, was given his
order of liability To call and service
in the new conseript army whom Off
cials ct Washington drew bv q lot
terry method the numbers given the
reglstrants by the local exemption
boards Friday.
The first number drawn was 25S.
and applied TO the Orleans county ex-
emptlon district Frank l.. Gregory of
Orleans is the first man To be SUM
moned before our exemption board
which is made up Of O. G. Miller, Dr.
j. F Blanchard and III. Isl Cushman,
all of Newport. The board will have
official lists from Washington with
in a few days and this viii be posted
and cards sent to the men who are
expected to appear before them.
The second number drawn which
applies to this district was 45S and
calls William III. Gardiner OF East
Charleston. The third man is En-
erson +. Fisher Of Newport, the
fourth Guy 3. Cargill Of Derby and
the fifth, Ellery j. Sanville Of Iras-
burg. The list published b4ow gives
the names In the ordeN in which they
were drawn and viii be summoned
beforethe local board who viii pass
on their liability to serve.
Claims for exemption must be
made to this board. The board viii
consider the caseand pass upon it,
Appeals from the decision OF this
board may be made to the district
board of the state which is made up
of w. N. Cady of Middlebury, Henry
Windsor, Alexander Ironside of Bar
re and DR.. III. G. Tinkham of Burling-
ton.
Draft numbers are those printed in
the Monitor two weeks ago and not
the town registration numbers.
Just how many men will be sum-
moned before the board in order to
fill the first quota of 90 men demand
ed of this county is not known, but it
is expected that approximately 200
men will be summoned. The first
200 names printed below will be the
men first called
When more men are called the
board will begin where it left off
when the 90 men were secured and
summon the men in the order in
which the names appear below.
1t must be borne in mind that the
list below is not official and may be
subject to error Neither is it COM
DlGLG. he mas dTDlIFaTl1Y
stopped with the list when it has de-
voted such space to itAas it can spare
in this issue, but undoubtedly this list
covers all the men who will be sum-
moned in the first and second calls,
and perhaps the third.
258 Frank L. Gregory, Orleans
458 William Fl. Gardner, K. Charles
ton
1896 Emerson E. Fisher, Newport
854 Guy B. Cargill, Derby
1095 Ellery ]. Sanville, Irasburg
1855 Earl w. Davis, Newport
783 George i. Winslow, Derby Line
1913 Isadore s. Barre, Westfield
1852 Calvin r. Richardson, Troy
1117 Arthur B. Labounty, Irasburg
1872 Ernest Messier, Newport Ctr,
1748 Quincy G. Wiley, n Troy
837 Gordon T. Hay, Derby
337 Joel G. Hennessy, Orleans
676 Fred G. Lagoinere, West Derby
275 Harold G. Ramsdell, Orleans
500 Remi j. Ricard, Newport
1885 Fred M. Morse, Jay
564 Homer G. Baker, NJ Wolcott
945 Sumner A. Rich, West Glover
596 Harry +. Palmer, n. Crafts
bury, R. r d.
1867 Con G. Pettingill, Lowell
536 Harry II. Martin, Craftsbury
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