The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-23
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GOSHEN Gore Reports Not Single Man
81 Since June S, 1917.

ihN hANiN va 'bNHtH tfOTt nus put ufl
J over on the rest of the town clerks il
the state, Tor he has made his report q
the adiutant general relative to the mum
Der OF men who have become 81 sine,
June ., 1917. His letter states that h,
is perfectly willing 60 perform the du,
i, ties but that canvass shows there il
not single man in the place that has
, attained the required age In the last
year. Adjutant General johnson this
morning turned over to j. G. Brown a
telegram, the contents of which will be
mailed 10 the public safety committee
! of the state, asking their cooperation
in the publicity of the registration June
b, when the second registration in the
present war will occur. County orgaui-
cations, mayors of cities and other Off
cials are asked TO help in getting in
formation relative to the registration to
the young men of their various com
munities. The town clerks are urged to
have some one in their offices constantly
during the hours of registration, June
., between o'clock in the morning and
0 o'clock at night, and the request that
the presidents proclamation be placed in
conspicuous places is urged
| Mayor II. w. Mitchell this morning
rendered the use of the city hall to the
officers of Co. /, so that they may hold
their dance in the hall Friday evening.
| They will conduct an open house for the
boys who are going away Saturday
| morning. Mayor Mitchell and Alder
man Gallaher this morning completed ar
rangements for the band to be present
at the departure of the train Saturday
morning, when the boys leave for Camp
Deyens. 1t is possible they will escort
the men, who stay in town that night,
TO the station. Other arrangements to
give the boys the right kind of send
off without interfering with the duties
of the boys and the local board, will be
provided
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Gutchell went 80
Burlington this morning. They will put
their camp in shape for summer use.
Miss Marion 0strander, who has been
visiting in her home in New York, re-
turned Wednesday evening and to-day
resumed her duties as secretary to the
commissioner of education.
The cannons which were captured from |
the Germans in the Battle of Bennng- |
ton, have been replaced on the steps on |
the approach to the State House
J. G. Brown, insurance commissioner,
returned last evening from New York, |
where he has been attending meeting |
of the executive committee of the state
insurance commissioners organization.
At the meeting ii was decided that the |
annual convention will take place in Sep
TENDER in Denver, Col.
Referee in Bankruptcy w. n. Their
ault has sent to the creditors Of w. Il.
Poole, whose property is in bankruptcy,
notice that the first meeting viii take
place in his office at | o'clock June 3.
Hazen Chandler. who was in the call
for l6l men from Washington county,
has gone TO Edgwood arsenal, where he
has been ordered by the war department
to report to the ordnance department
at that place, for training.
The assignment came just as the call
was made SO that another man had to
be called to take his place. Bernard
~appmeyer of Waterbury, who is in the
county list Of class one men,
mas self.inducted into service, and has
been assigned for maehinist's training at
Fort Holabind, near Baltimore, Nd,
where he has reported
The Italian flag will be displayed with
he Stars and Stripes on the State House
Friday, May "a, the third anniversary of !
he entrance of Italy into the war. Gov. ,
iraham requests that where possible the I
Italian flag be exhibited throughout the {
tate. 4
Loyde G. Haggett of Windsor has made !
DUPLICATION for enlistment in the navy /
through the local Office He was accepted i
providing a little work is done to his q
eeth. William st. Clair Martin of Barre Il
Gown has been accepted at the local
flee while Roy Getman has passed his T
at Burlington. w r. Lamb =
t New York, who was waived by the \
zeal board, has accomplished the same !
urpose and will GO to the navy next =
'eek r. J. Blaine of Waterbury has h
ompleted his enlistment and gone to !;
elham Bay, n. Y. a
Corp. r. H. Stehg. who has been at il
iched TO the recruiting office in Albany, D
{. Y, has been assigned to the local d
rmy Office in this city and commenced II
is duties this morning. Corp. Steltz has r,
zen several years of regular army life. b.
gorge C. Townsend of Plainfeld was Of
1listed in the local Office this morning Il
nd has gone to the 81 pioneer regiment 81
Camp Wadsworth. while Max l.. Grout in
Waterbury will 90 to the cavalry in M
ne regular army.
Private Thomas McNif, who is in NJ
large of the local army recruiting Office, il
as enlisted and sent to Albany, N. " +
n further examination. Richard +. "
AIRY of Ryegate to join the coast artii OF
ry. Mr.. McNiff calls attention to the Ia
lct that all persons who have become Il
years of age within the last year win m
, placed in the draft June 5, but that if pl
ley enlist before that time through his ii
lice they will be able to select the serv- al
e to which they will go and also be able L.
get state pay. az
Il. P. Chase, internal revenue collector, W
as in Chelsea Wednesday. III
Earl Williams of Remington, who has
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