The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
DRAFT RECRUITS
ENTER SERVICE
Large Crowd Gave Demon
stration as Men Left
Montpelier
ORANGE COUNTY MEN
WITH WASHINGTON CO.
The Men Will Begin Train
ing at Camp
Devens

& The Washington county and 0rang
county delegations Of army recruits i
! the May draft, bound for Camp Deven'
g Aver, Mass, left Montpelier this morning
: amid scenes of considerable enthusiasm
They were about 20 minutes late in get
! ting away because Of the large GROVE
! congregated at the station, the trair
crew being greatly hampered in the shift
ing of their train. IL was the larges
crowd that has sent away contingent
from this county since the militia boys
left a year ago. II is estimated that
800 people were gathered.
The Montpelier Military band played
several selections while the train was be.
ing made up and Mayor +. W. Mitchell
of Montpelier told the boys that every
one present wanted TO say goodbye but
could not on account Of the jam. He re-
minded them that their going is at the
beginning of the end of the war, that
America has sent 650,000 soldiers to Per
shing that there are many more on the
way and that by July 4 million men
would be under Pershing's command. The
declaration brought out hearty applause.
In closing, Mayor Mitchell said the
American boys will drive the Germans
10 Berlin and then bring kaiserism TO its
knees, from which it will not rise again
| The line had formed at the Montpelier
house at 7:l5 and was composed of po-
lice, band, Company | of the home
guards, boy scouts, city council, citizens
and then the registrants, followed by
automobiles.
On arrival at the station, Company |
formed at dress" and then the regis
trants fled by TO wait for the cars to be
pulled TO the platform so that they
might get aboard. The Barre contingent
having loaded in Barre lightened that
part of the program. Messrs. Tilden and
Moody of the Washington county local
board went as far as Marshfeld in order
to check up the Washington county
party. Chairman NJ c. Knight of the
Orange county board checked his men al
breakfast this morning. They reached
Montpelier last evening and went to a
hotel for the night.
The following men were taken from !
the original l6l called: Carl Cronholm,
Barre; John Kingston, Barre; Harry |
Leonard, Barre; Ralph Mayo, Cabot;
Lindol Waterman, Barre, who were ex
cused for the tinebeing for one cause or
another. a sixth man, Giovanni Luchini
of Barre, did not report, but was under
stood to be going from Massachusetts,,
and Emil Wihervnari of Barre is in the
west and is expected to report as soon as
the mail can reach him, he having
changed his address.
William Henry Johnston of Barre, Da
vid f. Symes of Waterbury and Eston L.
of Barre were added to the
list, taking the place of teachers in the
list originally called. Two others called
10 fill the other two vacancies are i'll and
will report later.
Some of the Washington county men
,ould not easily report to the local board ,
It Montpelier and they were given per
mission to go direct from the places !
where they are located and where they
eported to the local boards They were
IS follows: Tony Charles, North Adams,
Mass; Domenico Guidi, East Bridge
water, Mass; Martin E. Jeronimie, Con-
Pa; Alphonse j. Lanoix, Con-
ord, n. H.: Louis A. Tomasi Staunton, c
Ia; Gioachino Albini, EIberton, Ga.
anto DiPietro, Providence, r. T.; Mar
us Sugar, Winthrop, Mass; Charles ko-
iaskey and Anthony Comiskey, Worces
er, Mass; Arthur L. Leblanc, st. Al
ans, and Joseph and Vito Cervone, Mil
ord, Mass. !.
There are also six who have come to q
his county since registering who went
ith the Washington county contingent. .
hese are: Stephen Marchesi, No. 2, New u
ork CITY; Charles Trentini and Charles 81
araces, St Johnsbury; Thomas Lavigne,
arlington; Frank Abbiatti, No. 2, Hills
orc, n. H; William John Roberts,
Conn.
The Washington county contingent
as made up as follows: IN
Martin Elmore Jeronime, Montpelier.
Massiminno Rovozzo, Marshfeld.
Giuseppe Butt. Montpelier. III
Louis Joseph Nadeau Mortified w
Giovanni Scopel. Barre.
Philip John Doyle. Montpelier. ~;
Ernest W. Anderson Barre -
Philip Stcckolchick, Montpelier. w
William Henry Johnston. Barre. pa
Thomas Gordon dromie. Barre. lei
Eraldo Mancni. Barre. M,
William Edward Dalton Barre, W
Earl Frederick Town. Waterbury. OF
David z. Symes. Waterbury.
Luigi Susena. Barre. da
Allen Gilbert Dix. Barre. -;
Miguel Otis Cobo Waterbury. ~
Claire Allen Phillips, Waterbury. M
Thomas Joseph Murphy, Barre. un
Charles ]. Komoskey. Barre. II.
Charles St George. Barre.
Robert Myer Rosenberg, Mortified. =,
Nicholas Tancrefer, bafre ""
Sabina Lasora. Barre ms
5olon Henry Staples, Mortified. Co
Joseph Cervone. Mortified. n,
serolamo Angelo Trent. Waterbury. Du
William Laundry, North Calais. I'm
Joseph Bainbridge. Barre. ria
William Henry Cushion, Montpelier.
roney Charles Barre ID.
Peter joseph HamelL Marhfeld. Ds
Edward james Latuch. Waterbury. Gel
ohn Rosso Barre. Mr.
-ston L. Spaulding. Barre. 4
lalph Albert Lowery, Barre. H.,
)omenico Giudi, Barre oN
lobert McAulay. Barre. prt
summer Elliott Boardman. Northheld- Ap
rcd Oxkar Fahner. Waterbury. a.
,pthouy B. Ccrniskey, Barre. L.
.o5erie Guy Downs. Montpelier. wv
,arl Moulton Cutting. Mortified. ~
Iarold Adlai Parker Warren. 4
o~eph zsnieoni. Barre
.ntoine Berard. Barre
n trlie Costa Pedrozo. Worcester.
rank james Worthen Montpelier.
lichael Ryan. Barre
otis Joseph BalEarini. Barre
lifton Joseph Stacy. Eor1hfeld-
sientine e Coriiss. Fsyston.
ufonio Del Bisnco. Montpelier.
ario Fslscci. Barre
hilip Emerson Bshee. Waitsfeid.
ernon Elmer Ryan. Montpelier iBeriinl.
rascy Mztott Barre
-iIHar Patrick ONeii. Wsterhury.
raitsr G. Perry. Wzits6eid
rsdersco Bniaao Castane3c. Waterbury.
orsaie Peikey. Barre
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