Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-23
"a REC|STRAN1S
FOR FORT Sl0CUM
Will Go During Five.Day Period
Beginning May 29-Seventeen
Alternates Selected for Camp
Devens Contingent Leaving
Burlington This Week

ARE to be sent to Fort SIOCu'T' Az i'
during the five-day period beginning May
20 were drafted by the local draft board
Friday. The names Of seven alternates
are also included The order numbers were
drawn in sequence.
REGIsTRANTS DRAFTED, t2D.
Alfred A. Bedard. Wnooski.
G. w. Begins. Crowley street.
Il. L. Gilmond. Hyde street.
Il. T.. Brault, Winooski.
II. w. Ryan. city, NOV in Brockton,
Mass.)
II. X. Prior, Lafayette place.
4. F. McGreevey, South Champlain
street.
w. NJ Ross. st. Paul street.
H. T. Way, South Prospect street.
Napoleon Richie, Washington street.
Peter r. Mckenzie, South Union street.
Henry King. North Bend street.
Ivan j. White, Cherry street.
x. Sweanoburgo, Winooski.
William ]. McGreevey. South Champlain
street.
Arthur A. Roscoe. Spring street.
M. J. Montani. Cherry street.
Alfred Alphonse King, North Bend
street.
Kenneth NJ. Clcdgo. North Union street.
Arthur W. Muir. Williston.
Felix Potrowski, city, nov in Jersey
City. N. j.
Antonio Valenti city, (now in Claremont
N. H.
Clarence NJ. Bixby, North Bend street.
Russell T. Swihart, Cliff street.
ALTERNATEs SELECTED, %.
A. Duhaine, Harrison avenue.
A. ]. Labarge. Lafountan street.
j. w. Noonan. Shelburne
G. J. Carrier, Winoosk.
Edmund Sumner. Cherry street.
James J. Manos, Church street.
Roy A. Thompson, Colchester avenue.
SUBSTITUTES FOR CAMP DEVENS.
Orders were received by the local board
of exemption directing them to refrain
from sending to Camp Dcvens this week
Ii Chittenden county men for various
reasons, including some minor physical
defect.
These II were of the 81 regstrants drawn
week before last. all of whose names ap-
peared In this paper. Seventeen others
were, however, drawn to fill their places
Friday morning. The names of the
registrants previously ordered to report
for entertainment to Camp Devens and now
notified not to do so follow:
Clement LaCross. Winooski
Charles NJ. Fortune. Drew street.
DeAlton NJ. Jarvis School street. NOW
in navy.
Fred Carey blouse Of Correction).
Aereg Malatian. Winooski.
George Blanchard, blouse Of Correc-
tom.
Charles Layo. Maple street.
Joseph Santoire. Wnooski.
James Gonna, Winooski.
Thomas Lavlgne Cherry street.
Louis Barrette, Williston road.
Arthur b. Gosselin, St. Paul street.
Wilfred Remillard. Bissell street.
Lewis H. Flint. South Willard street.
Henry Bleau. Winooski.
Frank C. Hollis, Front street.
Francis j. Clark, South Champlair
street,
The following registrants have been
drafted to fill the places of those notified
to remain at home:
Hercule Bleau, Wnooski.
Paul NJ. Myers. Winooski.
+. j. Merrill Winooski.
w. r. Johnson, Church street.
G. w. Belden, Church street.
NJ Lomaitire. Winooski. NOW in Provi
dence, r. -
Edward Norm, Jr., Winooski.
G. w. McCarty, ST. Paul street.
c. G. Champany. Winooski.
A. J. Burelle. Pine place.
William F. Kirby. First street.
r. F. Norton, Essex Junction.
A. d. Murray. Hinesburg.
B. l.. King. Essex
Joe Cherkus, Wnooski.
G. Vertule, Winooski.
w. ]. Grogan. Cedar street.