The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-29
TWO COUNTIES
SENT 68 MEN TO
CAMP DEVENS
All Those Expected to Be Present at
Montpelier Reported with One Ex-
ception--Eveni Bessette Of
Woodbury. Is Wanted.

About l25 persons, the most of whom
were relatives of the soldiers leaving,
were at the station in Montpelier this
morning to see 6S young men leave for
Camp Devens, 81 of whom were from
Washington county, while the rest were
from Orange county. There were some
in Washington county who were orig.
inally called that did not 90 this morn
ing All of those expected to appear
were on hand excepting Event Bessette of
Woodbury., who is now classed as a
Stacker. Earl Il. Dickey of East Barre,
who was recently here, is now in hos
pital in Detroit with hernia, Peter Con-
molly of Montpelier and Leo Whittemore
Of Barre have been reclassified while
Benjamin Robinson of Waterbury is in
mali service.
c. H. Almon OF the Montpelier Board
Of Trade gave the boys some smokes" "
and while they were getting on the car
j. B. Estee spoke to those already in the
car, telling them that the hearts of the
people here are with them, that they
were going to a tcaining school to help
Foch defeat the Germans he spoke of
the cheer which the people here viii feel
when these boys travel the streets Of
Berlin.
The Washington county list that left
to-day is: 0rville NJ Benedict, Plain
field; Leon F. Blondin, Waterbury; Cor
don II. Bostwicll, Williamstown; Louis
p. Cecchini, Barre; Sante Cerasoli,
Barre; Abramo Cirasoli, Barre; Robert
| P. Davis, Woodbury.; Ray E. DeLong,
Waterbury; Harry H. Doten, Montpelier;
Arthur @. Farnham, Moretown; Law
renee H. Ford, Warren; Raymond d.
Haggett, Waterbury; Albert j, Hills,
Waterbury; Erwin L. JackmaL, Plain
field; Frank w. Gennox. Berlini James
Mcdonald, Barre; Jesse NJ Mcqrath,
Waterbury; Raymond L. Martin Barre;
William G. Martin, Plainfeld; Francisco
Nliano, Barre; Chauncey Fl. Mnott,
Montpelier; William l.. Nelson, BarTeI
Harry Peck, Cabot; William d. Pnbin,
Worcester; Guy f. Richardson, Mont.
peler; Aubrey c. Rollins, Middlesex
Irving st. John, Barre; Floyd NJ. Sey-
mour Northfeld; Merton L. Slayton,
Worcester; William r. Someryille, War
ren; Carlisle B. Southwick, Plainfald; /;
Harold Z. Stimson, Roxbury; Arthur ".
Trombly, Montpelier; Elwin l.. Ladd,
Plaintield; Glenn f. Downs, Warren.
The Orange county list follows: Har-
old H. Fulton, Strafford; Erskine M. JEFF
fords, Williamstown; Glenn y. Rowell,
Tunbridge; Sherburne M, Howatt, Roy
alton; Maynard d. Ellis, Bradford; Elon-
20 C. Mahan, Randolph; Henry J. Phil
| lips, Williamstown; George H. Higgins,
Thetford; Fred Comstock, Corinth; Guy
X. Burnham, Washington; Arthur F.
Godfrey, West Fairlee tErnest A. Web
ster, Washington; John G. Stevens,
Brookfeld; Leon Come, Williamstown; I;
Don N. Rowell, Tunbridge; Henry @.
Worthley, Bradford; Roy f. Page, Tun-
bridge; Ezra N. Williams, Coriikh; jim
mie Jacobs, Bradford; Versi q Tower,
Tunbridge; Chauncey =. Lathrop, Yer
shire; Perley j. Norris, Corinth; William
In. S. Magoon, Corinth; William A.
Coombs, Thetford; Sumner d. Cooley,
Randolph; Earl Y. Rogers, Randolph;
Jeness K. Mcleod. Newbury; Ellis S.
Wood, Strafford; Henry Gagnon, Will
Jamestown; Leon S. Wright, Williams
town; Charles W. Stockwell, Randolph;