Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-07-20
The Register Presents Numbers Drawn in Senate
Building at Washington This Morning
| % Men Wanted from Addison County; Draw
ing Shows Order in Which They Will Be
Called For Examination

The Register has obtained from
Washington this morning the irst 92
numbers drawn in the conscript draft,
so far as the drawing affects Addison
County. The total number of men
actually needed from Addison County,
as its official quota in the first big
national army is 1913, The total number
of registrants in the county subject to
examination for this draft is l409, as
shown in the list published by The Reg
lister last week, plus two additional
names which were received later.
The order in which the first of these
1909 men will be called for examination
before the county's exemption board,
consisting Of Postmaster Allan T, Cal
houn, County Clerk Rufus Wainwright,
and DR.. Charles H. Dean of Salisbury,
is as follows
The first number drawn in the draft
was No, 25S, which, in Addison County
means that Harry n. Bostwck Of Bris-
tol will be the first man called here for
examination.
The second number drawn was No,
1922, which does not concern this
county.
The third number drawn was 2lS,
which means that David +, Lee Of
Bristol is the second man from Addison
County to come up for examination.
The other numbers, in their order, so
far as they affect this county We're:
S54- William E. White of New Haven
third man up for examination
1896 Malcolm b. Douglass of Shore
ham Fourth man up for eXamna-
tom
783- Michael Lucas of Middlebury (ffth
man up for eXamination)
I'LL Francis E. LaMarque of Shore
ham (siXth man up for examina-
tom
S97-- Lucius Barrows of New Haven
Seventh up)
337-Fred M. Hagadorn of Ferris
burg eighth up)
676- Noble A. Brooks of Middlebury
(ninth)
275- Charles E. Hines of Bristol (tenth)
5O9-Earl L. Atkins of Lincoln
eleventh.
564-William C. Crannelly of Middle
bury (twelfth)
596-Arthur C. Kenworthy of Middle
bury (thirteenth)
1867 Charles A. Ringer of Vergennes
(fourteenthl
$50 -Thad w. Sargent of Lincoln (fif-
teenth)
548- Oscar j. Swason of Lincoln (six-
teenth)
l26-Otis N, Williams of Bristol Seven
tpenth)
945-George A. King of Orwell leigh
teenth)
1887 Frank C. Meorby of Vergennes
(nineteenth)
7&-Thomas Shackett of Mddlebury
(twentieth)
755-Clyde |. Brown of Middlebury
(twenty-frst).
lO7-Thad Smith of Bridport (twenty-
second).
1869 G. Merritt of Weybridge
(twentythird)
616-Theodore H. Foster of Middlebury
(twenty-fourth).
373-Ha o. German of Ferrisburg
(twenty-ffth.)
1866 Benjamin W. Fisher of Vergennes
twenty -siXth).
775- Ralph 7. Brown of MiddIebury
(twenty-seventh.
486- Ralph H. Roby of Leicester (twen-
ty-eighth.
92-Angelo P. Etc of Middlebury
(twenty-ninth.
6OO-Roy D. Harris of Middlebury
8lolGuy 1{Hi5''si8.' 8. Collins of Monkton
(thlrty-frst.)
5O7-Joseph N, Guindon of Lincoln
(thirty- -second.)
309-Raymond w. Birchard of Corn
wall (thirty- third)
437-Riley A. Bostwick of Granville
Thirty fourth)
1924 Harry E. Yattaw of Vergennes
Thirty -fifth.)
6O4-Elmer J. Novak of Middlebury
Thirty sixth.)
George S. Mullis of Addison (thirty-
seventy
1864 Walter F. St. Peters of Yer
gennes (thirty-eight)
1066-Wallace ]. Mayo of Salisbury
Thirty -nineth)
924-Henry D. Wolcott of Orwell
(fortieth)
4ZO-JOhn Capen OF Goshen (torty-nrst)
0l4-Edson E. Harrington of Ripton
(forty-second)
1178- William M. Kelley of Starksboro
(forty-third)
514-George W. Bristol of Lincoln
(forty-fourth)
433-Mike Smitzka of Granville FORTY
fifth
10 William H. Blackjack of Addison
forty-sixth)
Fletcher A. Whitney of Salisbury
(forty-seventh)
1881 Frank D. Meehan of Salisbury
(forty-eighth):
1880 George E. Train of Vergennes
(forty-ninth)
487- Charles E. Martin of Leicester
(fiftieth)
282-Thomas R. Murphy of Vergennes
(fifty-frst)
1928 William R. Lattrell, of Yer.
gennes (52nd)