The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-26
VERMONT MEN
NOW OFFICERS
Forty-Six Men Have Been
Commissioned at
Plattsburg
BARRE FURNISHED
SEVEN IN THE LIST
The Three Months Training
School Was Closed
To-day

Plattsburg, n. " Nov. 26-Forty.si,
men from Vermont are to get commits
sions in United States army service a.
the result of their training at the SECOND
reserve officers camp, which closes to
day. OF an enrolment at the close, OF
1918 men, 1888 were commissioned as
officers. OF the remaining 4l0 many will
be commissioned later in the aviation
and ordnance departments.
The following are the Vermont ap-
pointments:
Joseph b. Bisbee, jr., Bellows Falls,
captain infantry.
Robert X. Chandler, Springfield, cap
tain field artillery.
James W. Webb Shelburne, captain
field artillery.
Max c. Fisher, Barre, first lieutenant,
recommended for infantry.
Jeremiah NJ. Evarts, Windsor, first
lieutenant, recommended for infantry.
Eugene l.. White, North Bennington,
first lieutenant, recommended for infan-
try.
Allen s. Willis, Bellows Falls. first
lieutenant, recommended for infantry
William +. Littleiohn, Barre. first lieu
tenant, recommended for infantry.
Wesley A. Sturges, Underhill, first
lieutenant. recommended for infantry.
Maxon 4. Richards, Chester. first lieu
tenant, recommended for infantry.
Frank NJ. Barney, Springfield, first
lieutenant, recommended for infantry.
Wentworth Williams, Woodstock. first
recommended for infantry
John r. Roberts, Burlington, first lieu.
tenant. artillery.
Daniel W. Patterson, Mortified, second
reserve infantry.
Neale W. Hooker, Barre, second lieu
tenant, reserve infantry.
Harvey T.. Sunderland, st. Albans, sec
ond lieutenant, reserve infantry.
Emmons J. Stockwell East Burke, sec
ond lieutenant, reserve infantry.
Herbert c. Potter, Fort Ethan Allen,
second lieutenant, reserve infantry.
Samuel S. Swift, Ferrisburg, second
lieutenant, reserve infantry.
Donald G. Babbitt, Burlington, pro-
Fisional lieutenant.
Paul D. Jones, Wilmington, PROVISIONAL
lieutenant.
Lewis o. Perkins, Windsor, provisional
lieutenant.
James NJ Langley, Barre, captain for |
duty.
Oscar G. Beekert, Burlington, captain
or immediate duty.
Robert A. Gibson, Rutland, captain for /
duty.
Roger c. Clement. Rutland, first lieu
enant for immediate duty.
George Eugene Hayes, Burlington, first
for immediate duty.
George S. DeMerell, Barre, second lieu
enant for immediate duty.
Charles C. Burke, Burlington, second
lieutenant for immediate duty
Hobart j. Stanley, jr., Burlington, sec
nd lieutenant for immediate duty.
George NJ. Moore, Montpelier, second
lieutenant for immediate duty
Donald d. Kinds, Burlington, second
eutenant for Immediate duty.
George B. Currier, Cabot, second lieu
enant for immediate duty.
Eugene r. Fellows, Burlington, second
eutenant for immediate duty.
John r. Hubbard, Centrebrook, Conn
nd Barre, second lieutenant for imme
late duty
Bernard A. Flynn, Moretown, second .
eutenant for immediate duty.
Thomas c. Lull, Windsor, second lieu
,nant for immediate duty.
Fred W. Stafford, Rutland. second lieu t
,nant for immediate duty.
Maynard r. Alexander, West Burke,
'cond lieutenant for immediate duty. =
Harold +. Anderson, Fair Haven, sec
nd lieutenant, recommended for field {
'tillery.
Frederick c. Polheimus. South Hero,
cond lieutenant, recommended for field
'tillery.
John c. Goldthwaite, Chester. second =
recommended for field artil :,
ry.
Guy r. Varnum, Barre, second lieuten-
1t. recommended for field artillery.
James McCurley, troop |, 2d cavalry, =
arlington, second lieutenant, recon-
ended for field artillery
r. w. Garland, troop 7. ID cavalry,
rlington. second Lieutenant, recon- b,
ended for field artillery. i
William II. Langland, troop I, ID cav p
rv, Burlington. second lieutenant, rec Al
amended for field artillery. n,