The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-02-28


emption Board have been the scene of
Industrious activity during the past
week, and large number of men
have been examined The percentage
of those who passed still runs high
er than formerly, due, no doubt to
the fact that the men being examined
now have not been called up before
the hoard before. 1t is planned to hold
no examinations next Monday, owing
to the fact that it is town meeting
day in Madison, but the examinations
nnue throughout the week, as in the
past Below is given the record of the
results of the examinations for the
past week:
The following men appeared Feb.
- for examination and were rejected
Harold M. Cily, Fairfield; Dyer w.
Willis, Pittsfield; Thomas F. Chapais,
Skowhegan; Myer Rosenthal Nor
ridgewock; p. J. French, Solon; Geo.
A. Ames, Skowhegan; G. II. Berry,
Smi;hfeld; Earl B. Davis, Cornville; !;
II. f. Dunton, Cornville; Chas. Con-
don. Norridgewock; l.. H. Emery.
oakland; Arthur l.. Johnson, Pitts
field: f. C. Smiley, Pittsfield; Bert
ram L. Murray, Skowhegan; w. w.
Tuttle, Canaan; E. H. Ramsdell.
Canaan; II. E. Riley, Pittsfeld; Ray
c. Malbon. Skowhegan; Dan White,
lockwood; Clarence Severence, Madi-
son. ]. Harold Welts, Madison o. c.
Ward, Solon; H. n Emery, Skowhe-
gan; NJ II. Smith Pittsfield; c. A.
Keene, Solon; H. G. McLain. St.
Albans. Charles 0 Strickland, Nor
idgewock; Walter l.. French, Solon;
A. A. Quimby Starks; Clifford Cir
ard, Waterville; c. w Kimball, Gull
ford.
Those examined out of order Feb.
%, and rejected, were: William Pro-
vost. John D. Burke. Joseph Bedaid.
William Davis, E. J. Dysart and
James Lessor.
Examined out of town Feb % and
rejected: Verne II. Emery, william
Maher. Harold B. Clifford. Clyde w.
Garland
Examined and rejected February
18th Clifton Paradis. Skowhegan;
Alton A. Clark, Solon: Frank j.
Lander. Hartland; Joseph Bishop,
Fairfield; John c. Duffy. Pittsield; ;
Thomas M Bizier, Skowhegan; c. A.
Bostdrd, Detroit, James Shibley,
Drew; Frank Pease, Jackman Henry
Dugays, Fairfield; F. G.. Knapp, n.
New Portland. Earl {. Mitchell,
Portsmouth, n. H.; Guy A Wentworth,
p. a. Bradford ST. Albans; C. l..
Fairfield; T. A. Reynolds, Thorndike;
Harvey, Hartland; J. ID. Getchell,
Pittsield l.. O.. Gray, Starks; John
\. Carver, Skowhegan; Frank Col
gan, Jackman; Earl c. McBeth, Fair
field Alphonse Duquette, Moose
River, Napoleon Beard, Tarratine;
Delbert Ames, Hartland; c. j. Mason,
Winn Bowman, St Adams; Harry E.
Burren, Carmel; c. A. Blanchard,
Skowhegan; N. J. Stetson, No. Anson;
ISAIAH II. Moulton, Brighton and H.
c. Mullen
Men examined and rejected Feb.
Feb IS: M l.. Gurney. Fairfield;
Victor X. Pease. Anson: Antono De-
Melio, Madison
Examined out of order: Dwight c.
Viles, John McGileny.
The following men appeared for eX-
animation Feb. 81, 1918, and were ac-
cepted James c. Staples. West Hart
land Harry j. Wright, Pittsfield;
Frank A. Nicholson, Fairfield; How
ard w Temple, Detroit; Benjamin F.
Butler, Athens; Wallace J. McDon-
aid, Skowhegan and Emile Beaudoin.
(out of order)
Men examined and accepted on Feb.
% Henry l.. Foss, Skowhegan; c. NJ.
Herrick, Harmony; Linwood J. York.
Brighton; Laurie l.. Grove. Smith
field; Thomas Cheviette. Jackman;
Giuseppe Giovammeir Moose River;
Armidee Grenier, Madison: Leon Ba-
rodka, Fairfield Frank =. Gordon,
Concord; Joseph A. Rainfrett Rock
vile, Conn; Henry Lessor, Skowhe-
gan; Lucipe Gagnon, Long Pond
Walter Wilson, Holeb; Geo. p, VIII
hanson, New Portland
Examined out of town Feb. %, and
accepted: Vernon w Arcutt, Ray S
Mitchell and Warren S SWEET.
Men examined Feb. %, 1918, and ac-
cepted A. L. Smith, Palmyra; c. r.
Carson Archie Morgan. Kokad June;
j H. Durgin, The Forks. John X
kilam. Carmel W. II. Lampher
Lakeyiew Harvey G. Cramm, New
port, w. G. Migo, Oquossoc; Ned Nal
lay, lie Camp; A. G. McLain, Skow-
hegan; c. w Dumont, Skowhegan;
II. p Lord, Mercer; F. f. Palmer.
st Adams; Milton Goodwin, Hart