Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-16
MANY vERMONTERS
GET COMMISSIONS
Var Dept. Announces List of
Those Who Passed at
Pittsburgh.
U. v. M. BOYS PROMINENT.
Iearly One-Third Of Newly Created Of
ncers from This state Arc from
varsity Glasses Of ~ and '1s.


eived commissions at the officers train
he camp at Plattsburgh. N. Y, according
b the lists made public yesterday by the
Far department:
APTA1NS INFANTRY SECTION. OF
F1CERS RESERVE CORPS.
Raymond w. Wheeler. Rutland.
George II. Gilbert. Jr.. Dorset.
Neal w. Richmond, Mortified.
Howard A. Allen. Burlington.
CAPTAIN ORDNANCE DEPART
MENT NATIONAL ARMY.
Charles f. Hall, Brandon.
F1RsT LIEUTENANTs. FIELD ARTIL-
LERY, OFFICERS RESERVE
CORPS.
s. NJ. Foster. Derby Line.
John p. Clement, Rutland.
ECOND LIEUTENANTs, INFANTRY.
OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS.
Loren o. Watts, U. V. NJ. '1s, Water
ury.
Horace H. Powers. U. v. NJ. II, Norris
lille.
Allen b. MacMurphy. U. V. NJ. IS, Bur-
ngton.
Earl P. Mosely. U. v. NJ. 49, Winooski.
J. Frank Burke, U. v. NJ. II, Rutland.
Clyde A. Ames, U. V. NJ. II, Burlington.
Harold E. Bradley. U. v. NJ II, South
Royalton.
Robert E. Slayton. Sgt Co. f, LIST infan-
~, V. N. G.
Ernest K. Hammond. Rutland.
Donald H. Norton. Vergennes.
George w. Foster U. V. NJ. II, Cut
lngsville.
Charles R. Little, prvt. A Co.. list Inf
7. N. G.
Dana G. Mcbride. U. v. NJ. 49, Burlins-
on.
Earl R. Holmes. U. v. M. II. johnson.
Richard G. Clark, Sgt. G. Co.. LIST VT.
nf.
Charles S. Parker. U. " NJ. is, Mont
Iomery.
George L. Brooks, U. V. M. II, Mont
|elier.
Kenneth s. McCloud, U. " NJ. II. Bel
ows Falls.
Alphonse c. Rate, Sgt I Co. LIST Inf,
George D. Suter. Swanton.
Harold T. Stillwell. U. v. M. II, Bel
ows Falls
Frank P. Phillbrick, Sgt. I Co. LIST Inf. v.
Y. G..
William Sewall. st. Adams.
Harold E. Newton, Sgt. c Co., list VT.
nf., v. N. G.
Barron w. Montefiore, Supp. Sgt. Mach.
BUN Co. LIST VT.
Francis F. Kellogg. U. v. NJ. II. Ports
mouth, N. H.
BECOND LIEUTENANTs. CAVALRY
OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS.
James Brown. Quechee.
]. c. ODonnell. Bellows Falls.
Martin H. Gleason. Wardsboro.
Alexander A. Ogston, Northfield.
kEcnNn TIEI-rE>y MIC urErn Al
TILLERY, o. r. C.
Elliot Holt. New York city.
Richard B. Leake, Jr., Arlington.
Frederick v. Burgess, Burlington.
Edward B. Dawson, Rutland.
Alton A. Doe. Orleans.
Andrew B. McClary, Windsor.
Austin T. Foster. Derby Line
FECOND LIEUTENANTS. QUARTER.
MASTERS CORPS. NATIONAL ARMY
Fontaine r. Jellison. Burlington.
Robert H. Domey. LIST VT. Inf, v. N. G
Ralph o. Baird, LIST VT Inf, V. N. G.
Edward c. Barry. LIST VI. Inf, V. N. G
John S. Barker. st Johnsbury.
Francis A. Perry. list Vt. Inf. " N. G
Robert w. NJ. McCuen, Vergennes.
Howard w. Adams, Vergennes.
j. A. Longmore, st. Johnsbury.
A. B. Nelson. Derby Line
James /. Dodds, U. V. NJ. II, North
Hero.
ADJUTANT-GENERAL DEPT, STA.
TISTICAL SECTION. SECOND LIEU.
TENANTS. NATIONAL ARMY.
Eugene F. Parker. Northfield.
ASSIGNED TO REGULAR ARMY.
The following will be assigned to duty
with the regular army as second lieu
tenants. infantry. o. r. c.:
Herbert D. Gibson. Northfield.
Albert G. Hunt. Waltham.
Francis s. SWEET. U. v. NJ. II, Burling
ION.
Harold w. Batchelder. U. v. NJ. II
1ardwick.
Burton L. Lucas. Windsor.
Clarence NJ, Collord, U. v. NJ. II. Buff
ialo. N. Y.
Edward r. White, Rutland.
Frederick w. Hackett, U. v. NJ. II
Champlain, N. Y.
William F. Teachout, U. v. M. '1s
Essex Junction.
James F. Burke. U. v. M. IT, Rutland
Clyde A. Ames. u. v. M. II, Burling
Ion.
Harold B. Pierce Westminster.
AS second lieutenants of cavalry:
Jason B. Hart, Proctorsville.
Carl ]. Dockler. Proctor.
Guy r. Chamberlin, u. V. M. '1S, Bur
lington.
AS second lieutenants. field artillery:
Edgar G. Crossman. Burlington.
Noel Noyes. st. Johnsbury.
Howard e. Camp. Randolph Center.
Richardson l.. Greene. st. Adams.
Merritt H. Greene, Bradford.
GIRL MAY HAVE BEEN
STARVED BEFORE MURDEI
Portions Of Bradshaw Girls Body Sen
to Laboratory at Burlington.
st. Johnsbury, Aug. 10.-An intima
hon that little Alice Bradshaw who's
body was found on the border of
swamp a mile from her home last nigh
may have been starved before she wa