Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-16

called in the next quota, - announced
by the local board for Oxford County:
Order
i No.
16S Maxine Maillet, Rumford.
169 Martin Leroy Conant, Hebron.
IT'S Louis j. White, Rumford.
1S1 Charles 6uimond, Rumford.
1SS Alexander Pane Dow Sawyer, Dix.
field.
1877 Ralph Lewis Stetson, Dixfield.
1913 Cyrille Veilleux, Rumford.
202 Charles P. Deegan. Greenwood.
20S Ernest Leonard Sessions, Milton
Plantation.
2l0 Louis Vigue, Norway.
l211 Herbert Blake, Rumford.
2lS Richard Ellis, Rumford.
224 Edward Francis Barney, Mexico.
20 John Franklin Perkins, Waterford.
23S Leon Addison Dunn, Byron.
240 Frank Salatino, Rumford.
242 Charles Lyden Cash, West Paris.
pa Arthur Joseph Fourier, Rumford.
PCS Fred Touchette, Roxbury.
272 Charles Levin, Rumford.
274 Charles Ianulis, Rumford.
| 276 John Zadeikis, Rumford.
I277 James Banas, Rumford.
| 29S Frank Tuccelli, Mexico.
800 Emile Seacotte, Rumford.
S22 George Willis Ward, Hiram.
1928 William j. Hsdakin, Bethel.
S26 Charles Hubbard, Mexico.
S27 Melville Herbert Woodwork, South
Paris.
$3.50 Walter Herbert Andrews, Mexico.
$50 Francisco Penna, Rumford.
$40 Fred Warren Lovejoy, Rumford.
34S Gilbert Joseph Crosby, Mexico.
|351 Floyd Earl West, Upton.
365 Domenico Berni, Rumford.
374 Kenneth Crocker, Rumford.
|377 Herman 81. Cummings, Albany.
$50 Robert Grover Farnum, Milton
Plantation.
800 Oswald Zinck, Rumford.
ALP Perry Albion Chapman, West
Bethel.
41S Orphy r. Giasson, Rumford.
Ala Joseph Yokubaitis, Rumford.
4S7 George B. Newman, Fryeburg.
4S9 John Panarese, Rumford.
44S Sosso Fedeli, Canton.
AT Earl Linwood Darlington, Canton.
ALTERNATEs.
AS Ralph B. Frost, Newry.
40 Cephus Edward Irish, East Peru.
Some changes in this list are possible
before the detail is made up.
These men will be called to present
themselves at South Paris on the Goth,
and will leave for camp Devens on the
|30lh.
One matter which the Local Board
desire should be given publicity is
ex planned by the following condemnation
of orders received from the department:
Congress has enacted law which will
enable certain men now in mobilization
camps to be furloughed for the purpose
of rssuming occupatiOnal pursuits, for
the purpose of sugmenting the agricul-
turai production.
Local Boards are not authorized to
issue transportation for such men to re-
turn from mobilization or other military
camps or to return to military duty
when their work Is accomplished.
Whether the men are to be released or
not is entirely up to the camp author
titles. The Local Boards have no power.
They will simply receive the applications
from the farmers and forward them to
the camp authorities. A special Official
form will be used for the applications.
Two men were indicted into the ser
vice last week, and left here Friday
morning for Camp Devens. One Is
Clifford John Downs Of Bethel, who 10
the seventeenth man of the county's
quota under the previous call. Only
sixteen went 10 answer to the call and
this completes the number. The other
man was John Jeselekis, who has been
al Ouuossuc. He was indicted by this
board for the local board, Division l,
at Bridgeport, Ct, where he was
registered.
PHYSICAL examination Of few more
reg;strants was made last week, both at
South Paris and Rumford, and results
are reported as follows:
William L. rockingham, South Paris.
James G. Silver. Oquossuc.
Arthur j. MarcouX 20 Waldo st., Rumforu.
Ralph Lewis Stetson, Dixdeld.
Harold B. Paine. Dixfeld.
Donald j. Andrews, Norway.