The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-17
VERMONT'S QUOTA
ALI SELF.INDUCTED
Although a Few Counties Had to Make
Up Slight Deficiencies in Other Coun-
ties for Contingent Sent to the
University of Vermont.

Sixty boys from Washington an'
Orange counties left Montpelier las
evening for Burlington, where they vii
commence their army duties by cours'
of instruction in the mechanical training
which the war department will give then
under instructors at the University o.
. Vermont. They are part of the 36i
called from Vermont, all of whom self
inducted into service, some counties hav
ing to supply more than their quota in
order TO make that record. Those coun
ties furnishing more than their quota
are Washington o, Bennington 7, La
moille !. Chttenden II, Rutland No 2, 2
The Washington and Orange county
boys were met at Montpelier Junction
by those from Windsor and Windham
counties and in three cars in special
train were carried directly TO Burlington,
following the northbound afternoon mail
train as its second section.
The boys starting from Montpelier
waited in their own car at Montpelier
station until the branch train left for
the southbound evening connections and
were then taken TO the Junction.
Some 200 persons, the most of whom
were from Barre, were at the station to
see the boys go away. Mayor f. w.
Mitchell, who was out for the first time,
and George II. Almon, president of the
Montpelier Board of Trade, were present
and saw nearly every man. They gave
the boys, upon behalf of the board, cigars
and cigarettes along with a word, of good
cheer. Karl Forsel was present and
played two selections.
The Spanish war veterans, who were
at Caledonia park for their annual field
day went TO the station to see the boys
away. Probably one of the most inter
esting things connected with the depart
ure was that 20 years ago to a day, Will
liam Wishart left with the boys of
Company f of the old Vermont regiment
for the Spanish American war, Raymond
%. Wishart, his youngest brother, was
one of the lieutenants in charge of the
Washington county boys.
The number was divided thus: Wash
ington county AZ men, Orange Is men.
Warren Lowe was in charge of the
Washington county contingent, assisted
by Louis Frattini of Barre, while their |
lieutenants were Frank Facini, Ryland |
Taisey, Thomas j. Flannery of Montpe |
lier, Henry Drumgould, Lee o. Tracy. |
and Raymond O. Wishart of Barre, and |
the Orange county party was in charge
of Alfred Carlson.
The Orange county contingent was
composed of; Harry A. Paige, Thetford
Center Reid Dodge Carr. West Fairlee;
Daniel George Bixby, Chelsea; Charles
Victor Dumont, Chelsea; Alfred Isadore
Carlson, Newbury: Ernest A. Harvey,
Thetford: Edison Emery Clifford, Ran
dolph; John Louis Lemere, Wells River;
Leland Hutehins Brook, West Fairlee;
Ulysses Grant Avery, Vershire: Earl
Leon I.arkin, Chelsea; William Harvey
Kendall, jr., Randolph; Albert Joseph
Mayhem, Wells River.
The Washington county contingent
was; Peter Robb Morgan, Barre; Pat
rick Harmon Massie, Barre; Ryland Dow
Taisey, Montpelier; Albert Webster
Moore Montpelier; Harold Tracy Howes,
Ernest Philip Hill, Montpe-
ier; Dan Howe Cerse. Waterbury: Dante
peduzzi. Barre; Antonio Fabrizi, Barre
Henry Murray, Barre: Henry Dennis \,
Barre: Norman Mcleod,
Barre; Fred c. Donald, Barre; Louis {
Barre; James Frances Ewing,
EAST Montpelier; William Alfred Nc /;
4eod, Barre, Arthur Nicora, Barre Eu
.ene Manera, Barre; Louis Frattini, i
Barre; Edward Dram Mckay, Barre; /
Nilfred j. Camire, Barre: John Robert !,
on, Barre; Ralph Edgar Dubuc. Barre; 4
William Michael kelleher, Montpelier; !
Warren Bailey Lowe. Montpelier; Ray !,
lond Otho Wishart. Barre; Achille Gui- !
eppi Belluci, Montpelier; Bert Wilfred 4
mith, Barre; Francis Edward KeIleher, i
Wayne Justus Burnham, :,
.ast Calais; Allan Edward Lynch, Mont q
elier; Robert Even, Barre; Charles o. 7
Barre; Isidor Citrini, Montpe :,
er; Thomas j. Fannery, Waterbury; n
rcole Pucci, Barre; Lee Oscar Tracy. !;
ARE; Francis Albert Labershire, Mont :,
elier; Alfred Angelo Casanora, Montpe- :,
er; Max Fay Wiley, Plainfeld; Ever
i Stewart Chase, West Berlin; Frank :,
acini, Montpelier; Clyde S. Newton, e
Ioretown; Alexander ]. Kirton, Barre; +,
ouis Arthur Decell, Waterbury Center; i
lmes Bonnyman Glass, Barre. u
George Walker of Grant avenue, Barre. :,
no self inducted for the service, is in a 81
,spital at New York at the present R,
me. H.