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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-23
DIRECTIONS FOR NAMING SOCKS.
American Red Cross Asks All Knitters to
Follow These Instructions.

The following instructions have been
issued after careful and painstaking
study Of many Of the excellent directions
now in use and contain the best features
Of all of the generally approved methods
Of knitting socks. These new instruc-
tions have been tested by beginners az
well as experienced knitters. Below are
given the directions, and Barre knitters
are asked to follow these;
Medium-Sized Socks.
Cast on SO stitches on three needles
20 on first needle, 20 on second needle
and 10 on third needle.
Knit 2, purl 2, for inches. Knit plain
8 inches.
Heel-Diyide stitches, % on first nee.
die. IA on second needle, IA on third
needle. First needle ~ Knit | row.
Turn. purl row Turn. Repeat from
O. until you have 27 rows Always
slip first stitch Begin 20 turn heel on
wrong side.
To turn heel-Slip !, purl Is, purl 2
together, purl l. Turn. Slip |, knit 5,
slip /, knit l. pass slipped stitch over
knit stitch, knit l. Turn. Slip /, purl 8,
purl 2 together, purl /. Turn Slip /,
knit 7, slip l. knit /, pass slipped stitch
over knit stitch, knit ]. Turn. Slip /,
purl s, purl together, purl !. Turn.
Slip /, knit 2, slip !, knit ], pass slipped
stitch over knit stitch, knit /. Turn.
Continue until there are 10 stitches on
needle.
Gusset--Pick up 10 stitches on side Of
heel list needlel Knit stitches Of Cd
and Sd needles onto one needle t2d nee.
dlel. Pick up Is stitches on other side
Of heel and take stitches from LIST nee.
die tsd needle) On LIST needle tal knit
to within 3 stitches of end, knit to.
gether, knit /. Cd needle Oh knit plain.
Sd needle (c) knit |, slip /, knit /, pass
slipped stitch over knit stitch, knit TO
end. Id Knit around plain. Repeat a,
b, and d until you have IA stitches on
LIST needle, 20 stitches on I'd needle, Il
stitches on Sd needle
Knit plain 5is inches
Kitchener toc--lst needle te), knit TO
within stitches of end, knit 2 together,
knit l. I'd needle IT, knit |, slip /, knit
|, pass slipped stitch over knit stitch,
knit to within 3 stitches of end, knit 2
LugeLher, KNIT 4, 90 neeuIe tBli khlL II
slip /, knit /, pass slipped stitch over
knit stitch, knit TO end (hl, knit rows
plain. Repeat e, I, q and h times,
making 4 times in all Then narrow
every other row 5 times. Knit the 5
stitches Of your first needle onto your Sd
needle. You have now 10 stitches on
each of the needles Break wool (leav.
ing l2.inch length and thread it into
worsted needle, Hold sock so that the
worsted needle is at your right and, al.
ways keeping the wool under knitting
needles, weave front and back together
as follows; ~ Pass worsted needle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special cleanup sale of thin dresses
at Abbott's.
Do not forget the auction sale of house
hold goods Thursday, July rs, p. m,
also in the evening. o. j. Dodge, 200
North Main street
Depositors in the Montpelier Savings
Bank & Trust company are requested to
send in their books for verifcation, as
required by law, not later than July 81.
Books viii be returned promptly--ad
Pedestrians on North Main street
heard an enjoyable impromptu concert
last evening when the recently organ
lied Barre City band met for rehearsal
in one Of the Worthen block halls The
quality of the music produced by the
band in the brief period Of its existence
was a revelation to the listeners, many
Of whom expressed desire to hear the
musicians in an open air concert some
time in the near future.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-23

through lst stitch Of front knitting nee
die as if knitting and slip stitch off the
knitting needle. Pass through I'd stitch
as if purling and leave stitch on knitting
needle Pass through LIST stitch Of back
needle as il purling and slip stitch off
the knitting needle. Pass through I'd
stitch Of back needle as If knitting and
leave stitch on knitting needle. Repeat
from e until all the stitches are of the
needles In order to avoid ridge across
end Of toe, fasten wool down the side.
Laid on a level surface the finished
sock should measures
Foot; Length llM inches, but l0k
to 1874 is acceptable.
Leg: Length, IA inches; circumference,
8 inches.
Cuff: Circumference, unstretched,
inches; stretched to fullest extent, 1879
inches. 49,
Use steel knitting needles No. 10,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-23
cARRoLL-DIx.
Marriage Took Place Last Evening at
paroehial Residence.

AT the parochial residence Of St. Mon
iea's church on Summer street last even
ing at s o'clock Miss Celia J. Dix, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Grace NJ. Dix, and John f.
Carroll, son of Mrs. Susan Carroll, were
married by the parish priest, Rev. FIR.
p. NJ McKenna Mr.. and Mrs Carroll
are to reside at 40 Beacon street
Bride and groom are we'll known in
Barre. Mr.. Carroll for several years, has
been the moving spirit in CAROLS or
chestra. one Of the best known musical
organizations Of it's kind in northern
New England His bride Is stenog-
rapher, and has been variously employed
in Barre and Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-23
TWO SMALL CALLS
Made on Vermont, One for Physicians
Other for Painters.

Gov. H. F. Graham this morning re-
ceived two calls for men from Vermont.
Neither Of these is very large, but all of
the physicians in the state, who are in
special or limited service in class !, have
been called There are seven in the state.
They are; Bennington county, / Rut-
land, 2, Orange, / Caledonia, g. Adju-
tant General H. T. johnson to-day wrote
the local boards for yerifcation as TO
whether any Of these men have gone into
service They viii 60 to Fort Slocum
Aug IL,
The other call was for five painters to
60 to Kelly Field, Texas, about Aug. l.
One each from different counties win be
taken. These men may be in special or
limited service in the class / Of 1917
and may be drafted. Those in class /,
1918 draft may volunteer but cannot be
drafted. They 60 into aviation service.
The cook called Monday will 60 from
Rutland county.
See those SIS silk dress values at Alb
kxf4fe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-23

Program Of band concert to be given
by the Montpelier Military band at
on Wednesday evening, July
"a, at 1880 o'cloeks
"Star Spangled Banner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-23
SOUTH BARRE

The ladies win meet with Mrs. John
Worcester Wednesday afternoon TO sew
for the Red Cross.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
PAGE 4
ROLL OF HONOR

Below are published the names
and military addresses Of the men in
the several branches of the service
from Stevens county SO far as the
Red Cross Headquarters have been
able to get them. The directory has
been corrected up to date and is be-
lieved to be substantially correct.
Anyone knowing of any corrections
in names or addresses or any names
Of men from this county not listed
here who are in the service, should
furnish such information. The
list includes both those who are off,
cially credited to this county, and al
30 former residents Of the county
who entered the service at other
places.
The Red Cross desires the name Of
every boy who should appear on tho
Stevens County Roll of Honor, and
every one is therefore asked to read
over this list carefully, and write
either to Mrs. F. A. Hancock or to
this Office any corrections which
should be made.
And right here the suggestion may
well be made, write to the boys.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP GRANT, ROCKFORD. LIZ.

Christ Awsumb, 18th Co., 161st De-
pot Brig.
Adolph M Behl, 18th Co, 161st Depot
Brig. Is
John E. Beissel, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
Hugo H. Boetcher, 18th Co., 161st
Depot Brig.
0luf Brederson, Chokio, 18th Co., 161st
Depot Brig, Camp Grant, Rockford, iii.
Peter D. Budniick, 18th Co.. 161st
Depot Brig.
William F. Cooley, 18th Co., 1s1st
Robert =. Darling. Hdq. bet. 81
ANN. Training.
John H. Fieichacher, 18th Co., 161st
Nelson Gore, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
Gale G. Golden, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
Bernard A. Hanse, 18th Co., 161st
Brig.
Joseph e. Hennessy, 18th Co., 161st
George L. Hollaintsch, 18th Co., 161st
Depot Brig.
Lawrence A. Johnson, 18th Co.. 161st
Depot Brig.
Joseph Ludwig, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
John j. Luhman, 18th Co.. 161st Depot
Brig.
Carl A. Linden, 18th Co., 161st
Robert ). Morrison, 18th Co., 161st
Depot Brig.
Lem McAllister, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
Joseph McKelvey, 341st Inf, Co. C..
Frank I'll. Nieland, c. E. 341 Inf, N. A,
Camp Grant, Illinois.
Richard M. Nelson, 18th Co., 161st
Depot Brigade.
Robert Proudfoot, 18th Co, 161st
Depot Brig.
Lem Palferman, 18th Co., 161st
Depot Brig.
Fred Podtburg, 18th Co.: 161st Depot
Brig.
Hallen F. Potter, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
Herman Ritz, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
Fred spiess. 81 ST., 161st Depot
Brig.
Otto P. Schellinger. 18th Co., 161st
Depot Brig.
Ralph II. Sanders, 18th Co., 161st De-
pot Brig.
Ole E. steen, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
Fred Swanson, Co. B, 341 Inf, Camp
Grant, Illinois.
James G.. Thomas, 18th Co., 161st
Depot Brig.
Arthur H. Williams, 18th Co.. 161st
Eli Wenger, 18th Co., 161st Depot
Brig.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
AVIATION CORPS

Jay J. Berkin, Morris, u. s. School of
Fighting Observers, Se1fridge Field, Mt
C1emans, Mich.
Tennis Boon, Hancock, 144 Aero Squa-
dron, Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas
I'll. A. DeLashmutt, Morris, Love Field
Barracks, No. 2. Cadet Flying Detach-
ment, Dallas, Texas.
Carl Hilker, Morris, 277 Aero Squad
Lieut.. Harry "A. Johnson, Ellington
Field. Barracks so, Houston, Texas.
Herbert Lindhe. POI Aero So, Brock.
well Field, San Diego. California.
Serg. Anton A. Miller. 203 Squadron
Chanute Field, Rantou1, Ill.
A. A. Stone, Jr., Norris. Flying Cadet
Rockwell Field, North Island, San Diego
Calf.
Sergt Conrad e. Sherstad. Donne1ly
$40 Squadron, Kelly Field. San Antonio
Texas.
Sergeant Lawrence Zah1. Morris, $50
ND
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
ssTH DIVISION, HUNHUSKER
TRAINING AT CAMP DODGE

Oscar M. Anderson, Donnelly, Co. B.
339th NJ. G. Bn.
Emil Wasicek, Chokio, Co. A. 339th NJ
G. Bn.
Lieut. Richard H Anderson, Co. f,
S49th Inf, Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Ia.
Otto A. Berns, Morris, Co. A. 339th NJ.
G. Bn.
Harry" Beatty, Co. A, 339th M. G. Bn.
Chas. Becker, Co. d, $50 Inf. Camp
Dodge.
Perry C. Cook, Donnelly, Co. C, 352nd
Inf, Camp Dodge.
Maynard G. Colburn, Chokio, 352 Reg.
Hospital, Camp Dodge.
Christian M. Christensen, Morris,
Hdq. Co. 352nd Inf, Camp Dodge.
Henry /. Dale, Donnelly, Co. D, 339
M. G., Battalion, Camp Dodge.
Corp. Harvey H Epstein, Bat. E. 337th
Field Artillery.
Christian A. Gaarder, Alberta, Battery
T, 338 Field Artillery, Camp Dodge.
Bert Henry Hanson, Co. L, 352nd Inf,
Camp Dodge.
Lieut.. Will F. Hagerman, Battery e,
337 Field Artillery.
Edward j. Jorison. Morris, Co. C..
339th NJ. G. Bn.
Carl Jorgenson. Donnelly, End Co. SO
Div. M. o., Camp Dodge, Des Moines,
Iowa.
George d. Kuhnle, Co. X, 351st Inf,
Camp Dodge, Des Moines Iowa.
II. "A. Lager. Machine tim To, 5Sz
inf, Camp Dodge. 49,
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP CODY, DEMING, NEW
MEXICO

Serg. R. L. Anderson, Morris, Co. B,
Lawrence Burbank. Morris 1osth Sig
Lewis G. Casey. Bugler. Co. K. 135th
Owe Christensen, Morris. Headquart-
| ers Co., 135th Inf
Lloyd Christman, Outpost Co. Tooth
F. S. Bat, Camp Cody.
Edmund Dablow. Morris, Headquart-
ers Co., 135th Inf.
George DeYoung, Alberta, Co. K, 4th
o. T. G.
Ray Englehardt. Chokio, Co. c.. 126th
NJ G. B., 9th Brigade, Saith Division.
George W. Eystad, Alberta, Hdq. Co.
Corp. Walter Terrell, Morris, Co. A,
135th Inf, Camp Cody, Deming, New
Corp Gilbert Gulbranson, 4th Train
ing Co., Casual Camp, Camp Cody, n.
Mex
Alfred Hanson. Morris. Co. B.. 1S5th
Corp. Charles Hansen. Alberta. Co. c,
Corp. Herleef Hansen, Morris, Co. B..
Corp Raymond Hessler, Morris, Co. D.,
135th Inf.
Jay r. Jones, Synnes. Co. L, 135th Inf,
Leland Jones, Synnes, Co. B., 135th
Serg. Elmer Lashanzky, Morris, 100
Field Signal Battalion.
c. J. Leitchman, Morris. Supply Co..
l35tn I'M.
John Medinger, Chokio, Battery D,
125th u. S. F. A.
Fred D. Peterson, Synnes, Co. K, 135th
Inf.
Edward Reilly, Morris Co. L., 135th
Inf.
Corp. Charles Rotramel, Morris,
Headquarters Co., 135th Inf.
Emmett Salmonson, Chokio, Battery
D., 125th U. S. F. A.
Joseph Sauter, Norris, Headquarters
Co., 135th Inf
William Schmid, Chokio, Battery D.,
125th U. S. f. A.
Frank M. Smith, Morris. Headquart-
ers Co., 135th Inf.
Thomas Edmund Spaulding, Alberta,
Co. C, 135th Inf
Corp. A. E. Stevenson, Casual Camp
Training Co. No. 2 Camp Cody, New
Mexico.
Corp. Sterling Tomlin, Morris, Mach
inc Gun, Co. 135th Inf.
Corp. A. O. Vinje, Co. I, Casual Co.,
Camp Cody.
Henry Watzke Morris. Hdqts. Co.,
135th Inf.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
IN DIFFERENT CAMPS THRUOUT
THE COUNTRY

Serg. Harold Atwood, 322nd Inf, Camp
Sewer Greenville, S. c..
ola Harol ID, L. Baker * U. S: Telegraph
Martin H. Berg, Morris, Co. 8. c. A. c.,
Fort Treble, Maine.
Roy -Dingman, Prov. Amb. Co. A, M.
0. T. c., Fort Riley, Kansas.
Chas H. Grandjean, Co. F, 604 En-
gineers Barracks, Washington, D. c.
Edmund Goulet, Hancock, 1923 Field
Sig. Battalion Go. c.. Camp Stanley,
Harry Henry HoyerA Camp American
University, Wash, d. c.
Stanley Allen Harris, Medical Reserve
Corps. Northwestern University, Chica-
Supply Serg. Earl Judd, Truck Co.,
1872, Douglas Arizona.
LIST Lieut.: D. w. Kohler, Base Hos
pital, Fort Macarthur, Waco, Texas.
Edward George Kennedy, Morris, 9Th
Inf, N. c., Chattanooga. Tenn.
Corp. Chas. Kirk, Morris, Headquart-
ers Co, 135th Inf, Fort Baird, New
Mexico.
Serg. Cyril p Maginnis, in Troop A.,
Oregon Calvary,
Capt. John S. Maginnis, College Of
Mech. Arts, Bozeman, Mont.
Capt. T. T.. Maginnis, Regular Army,
now Commandant Military Branch, Ore
gon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore.
Joseph f. McDanie1s, 10th Inf, Co. l.,
Galveston, Texas.
julius Meshnick, Hancock.
Frank Lester McDanie1s, Morris, Co.
D, 342nd M. G. Bn., Camp Funston,
Kansas.
Chas. Meyer, Infirmany, First Battery,
So Inf, M. D., Sour Lake, Texas.
F. C. Neuner, Post Hospital, Fort
Sheridan, Illinois.
Serg.. John Ortman. Morris, Quarter
masters office, Fort Smelling, MINI.
Victor Pearson, Morris, Rep. Troops,
Ca. 734 r. 3rd Co, c. A. G. Fort Hamil-
ton, via Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fred Schmidtga1, Darnen, Detention
Co. c., 14th Inf, u. 8. A. Anchorage,
Alaska
Lieut.. Harold Ward Stone, Co. 1e,
Fort Og1ethorpe. NJ o. T. c., Camp
Green1eaf, Georgia
Arthur Thompson. Med. Det. s. p. D.,
A. s. S. c., Camp b, Wa1dport. Oregon.
NJ. VIM. Van Putten, Hancock, Officers
Training School, Camp Taylor, Louis
vile, KY.
Earl willis, E1dorado. Co. II, 326th
Inf. Camp Upton. Yaphank, n. T..
Joe Zylstra, Hancock, Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison. Co. B, 48 Reg. Engineers,
Indianapolis Indiana
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
NAvY-IN TRAINING CAMPS

Joseph Benson, Camp Decatur Co. 81,
Barracks 852, Great Lakes, Illinois.
Milford Byrne, Yoemen School, New
port, Rhode Island
Leo A. Kolb, Chokio, Yoemen School,
Barr G, Great Lakes, Illinois.
Ben Leuthard, Chokio, Reg. 8, Co. 2,
Sec. 2, u. S. Training Station, Charles
ton, South Carolina.
Mathew Leuthard, Chokio, Camp Rose,
Barracks 1865, Co. F, Reg. 10, Great
Lakes, Illinois.
Arnold A. Leuthard, Chokio, Camp Rose
Barracks 1855, Co. F, Reg. 10, Great
Lakes, Illinois
Bernard j. Majerus, c. M. 8, c. u s.
Naval Training Station. CONSTRUCTION
Geo. Meyer, Navy, Co. 8, Sec. 8, LIST
Reg, u s. Training Camp, Charleston,
S. G.
Sidney Mcdonald, U. s. Submarine
Base, San Pedro, Calf.
Harry Nieland, New London, Conn.
Helmer Roe. coxswain School. Great
Lakes, Illinois.
Clifton s. (Bob) Sampson, Naval Re-
serve Adv, u. s. Naval Hdq., Badger
Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI:
Alfred Guy Wyman, Hancock, Co. p,
LIST Reg, Great Lakes, Ill.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP DONIPHAN, TT. SILL. OKLA.

Serg. Herman Jongewaard 22nd Bal
loon Co., Fort Sill. Okla.
Richard w. Lang, Morris, Base Hos
pital.
Clinton A. Noble, Scott, Base Hospital.
WAR. O'Rourke. Co. A, 14O Inf Camp
Doniphan. Fort Sill, Okla.
Roy C. Thompson, Camp Doniphan.
Base Hospital Fort Sill. Okla
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
MARINES

Aster1y g. Atz, Hancock, 116. Co. u.
s. Marines, Paris Island, s. g.
Harry Anderson, Marine Barrack, b.
D., Portsmouth, n. III.
j. A. Thabes Game, Paris Island, 8. G.
Harold w. Gar1fc1z, Marine Regular
Army Camaguey, Cuba.
Robert o. Hagerman, Co. z97 u, u. 8.
NJ. c., Paris Island, s. G..
Geo. Macarthur, Paris Island, Quaster-
masters Dept.
NJ. p. McNa11y, Cholio, Co. 1873, Marine
Barracks, Paris Island, 8. G,
Col. George c. Thorpe, Marine Service,
San Domingo.
Harry v. Yarger, Camp 249 Battery p.
Paris Island.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON

Emil A Awsumb, 2787841 21st Spruce
Squadron, Vancouver, Wash.
George B. Brooks, 2787872, 16 A,
Casual Det, Vancouver, Wash
George Casey, 27S83O9 18th Co. Casual,
Det., Vancouver, Wash.
Fred r. Cress, 27SS312 10th Co. Casual,
Vancouver, Wash.
Leonard Harstad, 27Ss272 s1st Spruce
Squadron, Vancouver, Wash.
Lee r. Kloos, 2787734, 31st Spruce
Squadron, Vancouver, Wash.
VIM. Luhman, 278S305 2Sth Spruce
Squadron, Vancouver, Wash.
Richard Rieckman, 80 Prov. Squad,
End Prov. Reg, Vancouver, Wash.
Squadron, Vancouver, Wash.
Louis c. Strege, 27ST793, 18th Co.,
Casual, Vancouver, Wash.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP PIKE, ARKANSAS

Adolph Aanerud. Donnelly, Co. /, 348
Inf, Camp Pike, Ark.
Reinhart Block, Co. M, 348 Inf, N. A.,
Camp Pike, Arkansas.
Elmer L. Bruner, Synnes, School for
Bakers and Cooks.
Henry B. Finch, Scott, Co. I, 348 Inf,
Camp Pike.
Emil Gausman, Co. A, 312 Amun.
Train, Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark.
Corp. Edwin J. Holmdahl, Co. B, 312
ANN. Train, Camp. Pike, Little Rock,
Ark.
Oscar Hendrickson, Chokio, 346 Inf.
Co. I, Camp Pike, Arkansas.
Christ Jensen, Morris, saith Inf, Co.
M.
Philip Johnson, Co. K, 348th Inf,
Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark
Joseph +. Korba, Swan Lake, Co. K,
348 Inf.
Theodore Matheson, Chokio, Bat C, 335
F. A, Camp Pike, Arkansas.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
DUNWOoDY INSTITUTE

Henry Joseph Braun, Alberta, Dun
woody Institute.
Chas. James Freeman, Morris, Dun
woody Institute.
H. o. Dohlen. Morris, Dunwoody In
Stitute.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
HosU Many Pounds Will You Saue
For Them In I9I8-I9I9?
CAMP MILLS, LONG ISLAND, N. J

David L. Edmonds, Co. A., seth Inf,
Camp Mills, Long Island, N. Y.
Henry M Hansen, Co. E. 1853, Camp
Mills, Hampstead, Long Island, New
York.
John III. Page, 9Th Motor Supply Train,
Camp Mills, Long Island, N. Y.
Patrick B. RowleS, Horton, Co. A,
14Sth M. G. N, 41st Div, Camp Mills,
N. Y.
Henry zahl, Co. E. l60th Inf, 10th
Div, Camp Mills, New York.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP DODGE, DEs MONIES, IOWA

Isaac p. Bloomquist. Morris, Co. S, 9Th
Bn. 1913 Depot Brig, Camp Dodge.
Richard Chaffins, Camp Dodge.
Arthur R. Clark, Co. c., Med. Dept.
Base Hospital, Camp Dodge. Des Moines,
Iowa.
Albert Erdahl, Donnelly, Co. 81, 18th
Bn., 16Srd Depot Brig, Camp Dodge, Des
MoineS, Iowa.
John E. Henslin, Morris, Co. r, Bri.
163 Opt. Brig, Camp Dodge.
Geo. r. Rowles. Base Hospital Camp
Dodge.
Rupert A SIR, Norris Base Hospital
Camp Dodge.
Percy NJ Stock, Hdq. Det., 16Srd F.
Artillery Brig.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON,
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

A. J. Aaciphson, QuarterTaaster' Corps
Jacksonville, Florida
John E. Hogan, Receiving Co. AZ,
Barrack J-3S, Camp Joseph E. john
ston, Jacksonville, Florida.
Serg. Paul Putnam, Motor Rep. Co..
No. l. Block G, Bar. II, Camp Johnston,
Jacksonville, Florida
IT.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP GORDON, ATLANTA, GA,

Harry w. Darling, Co. K, Reg. ID
Camp Gordon Atlanta, Georgia.
Harold Ealfshal. Donnelly, Camp Cor
don, Atlanta, Georgia.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09

Miss Juanfta Delahunt, Marine Hos
pitaI 200 Middle St. Portsmouth, Vfr-
gfnfa.
Florence G. HuIett, Mimi Base Hos
pital Unit, No. ze, Holly Hotel, New
York City.
Belle Shields. Base Hospital. Camp
Lewis. Wash. g98s
Ruth Shields. A. n. C., Base Hospital
46, American K. r.
Carolyn schlattman, Camp Dodge
Des Moines, Iowa.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP AA, HUMPHREY, VIRGINIA

Chas. Getche1l, Co. G. 3rd Eng. Train
ing Reg, Camp AA, Humphrey, Va.
George G. Grove, Morris, Co. l., 5
Virginia.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP JACKSON, COLUMBIA, S. c

Christie c. Eul, Motor School, Camp
Jackson, S. c.. Battery E.
Horatio E. Garberick, Morris, Field
Frank w. Harris, Motor School, Re
placement Depot, Camp Jackson, Column
bia, S. C.
Joseph Z. sherwood. Morris, Field
Art. Replacement, Camp Jackson, s. G.
Raleigh Herbert Lundberg, Chokio
Field Art. Replacement, Camp Jackson,
S. c.
81 LIST Barracks, Camp Jackson, s. C..
Serg Nils Runnie, Park Bait, RID
Corp Art. Park, Camp Jackson, s. G.
John Francis Smith, Morris, Field
Art. Replacement, Camp Jackson, S. G..
Frank Schuster, Chokio, Field Art.
Camp Jackson, S. G.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09

Soren Christensen, Morris, 135th Inf,
Edward Kolar, Donne11y, Co. K, 34s
Inf.
Corp. Walter Trip. Norris, Head
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP GREENE, CHARLOTTE, N. C.

Thos. E. Calvin, Morris, Co. NJ, seth
Inf, Camp Greene, Charlotte. North
Carolina.
gineers, Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. c..
Serg Stanley Leaf, Donne1ly, Truck
$780, Camp Greene, Charlotte. N. G.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
AMONG THE CHURCHES

Pepperton M. Z. Church
On account of the s. S. convention
at Morris there will be no services
at the Pepperton M. e. church next
Sunday. w. G. Stegner, Pastor.
Morris tribune., 1918-08-09
CAMP ROBINSON, WISCONSIN

Edwin T. Peterson, Hancock, Hdq. Co.
161 Field, Art. Brig, Camp Robinson,
Wis.
George Welcher, Hdq., Co. 332nd Inf,
Camp Robinson, Wis.
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Eugene B. Wilson, Alberta, Co. u, 9Th
Bait. 1853 Depot Brig, American B. F.
Edmund G.. Wunsch, Co. G. 29th Eng.
Camp Devons, Aver, Mass.
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CAMP DIX, NEW JERSEY

Arthur Hartog, Morris, care of Base
Hospital, Camp Dix.
Clifford A. Lee, Morris, Co. A, 53rd
Eng, Camp Dix, N. J.
Corp. Ralph v. Smith, Co. L, 34Sth
Inf, Camp Dix, Wrightstown, n. J.
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CAMP TRAVIS. TEXAS

Oluf G. Anderson, AZ Co., r. Bait
165 Depot Brigade, Camp Travis, Texas
Ernest Mesenbrink, 81 Co. 10 Blu. 165
Dep. Brig, Camp Travis, Texas.
Trygve Thomasson, Co. 20, 165th De-
pot Brigade, Camp Travis, Texas.
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CAMP CUSTER, BATTLE CREEK
MICHIGAN

Jos. E. Erickson. Morris, Camp Dental
Infirmary, $40 Inf, Camp Custer, Mich
John F. Kelly, Co F, 55th Eng. SO Bar
Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Mich.
Chas. E. McNa1ly, Chokio, Co. A, 18th
Eng, Camp Custer, Battle Creek, Mich.
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FORT SAN HOUSTON, TEXAS

Earl w. Eames, E Battery, 70 Field
Artillery, Camp Logan, Houston, Texas
Ed. N. Pearson, Hancock, Co. e, 51si
Tel. Bu Signal Corps, Fort San Houston
Texas.
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CAMP DEvONs, AVER, MASS.

VIM. C. Anderson, Donnelly, 33rd Eng.
Camp Devons, Mass.
M. H. Chesterfield, 2Sth Co., 7th Bn.,
Depot Brig, Camp Devons, Aver, Mass.
Edward J. Disselkamp, Donnelly, 33rd
Eng, Co. D, Camp Devons, Mass.
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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA,
FARM SCHOOL

VINCENT y. AOuIGrs MOTIFS.
Otto M. Haase, Morris.
Jens G. Jensen, Morris.
Herbert A. Terrell, Morris Training
Detachment No. 2, u. of NJ.
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CAMP HANCOCK, AUGUSTA, GA

Gust A. Anderson, 4th Casual Co. 3rd
Motor Mach. Reg. Camp Hancock
Augusta, Georgia.
wesley Ernst, Morris LIST Co, 9Th
Battl. 20. d. Co. Camp Hancock
Augusta, Georgia.
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CAMP WADSWORTH. s. {

Alfred E. Doe. Co. e. Motor Supply,
9Th Div, Camp Wadsworth, s. c.
Ic.cSt 70 Tc.oi-:.c-o.- Eo-z 20 ~ y:
t5t1n..-- o. Wordsworth g. G.
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