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UNITS CONTAINING
COMPANY | MEN
List of Transfers in 1917
Furnished by Adjutant
Generals Office
LARGELY IN 1O1ST
AMMUNITION TRAIN

This Organization Expected to Leave
France April 9-Lieut. c. A. Pellet |
of Brattleboro Due to Reach Boston
This Afternoon.
A, list of the men of Company /, LIST
Vermont regiment, of Brattleboro and
the organizations to which they were
transferred in 1917 was received this
morning from the adiutant general Is
office in Montpelier by Capt E. W.
Gibson, former commander of Company
|, who went ito France with the 57th
Pioneer infantry and who recently re-
turned and was discharged
Since their transfer some of the men
| have been killed or have died of dis
ease, some have been transferred to
other units and some have returned as
casuals or with units to which they last
were attached.
| The list of these men. except such as
have died or returned, is given here
with as originally transferred. The 101st
ammunition train is likely to be among
the last units of the 26th to arrive in
| this country. 1t is scheduled to sail
from Brest Wednesday of this week.
1o1st Ammunition Train.
Brattleboro-Lieut. Roy B. Miner:
Supply Sergt. Pearl t. Clapp; Sergts
William A. St. Cyr, Earl n. Carr Phil
lip w Ericsson, Edward j. Cavanaugh
land Harold r. Miner; Corporals Fran
els r. Fits, John W. Blake, David F.
lCarey, James II. Bastian and James t.
lDenning; Wagner Charles F. Lang
lmaid; Cooks Levi P. Heap and Edward
Gonyer; First Class Privates Arthur H.
tCain, Raymond E. Collins, Francis T.
Deyo, Harold NJ Lane, Edward NJ.
Nicholas Angelo Morano, Walter B.
Needham, Kenneth o. Smith, Anthony
Yalgar, John A. Clune, William H. Cud-
worth. Joseph w. Emerson, Willard J.
Hamlin, George II. Lane, John J.
| Lynch, John Madau, Clarence E. Shaw
and George E. Thompson; Privates Ray
: mond NJ. Bancroft, Frederick A. Banker,
Fred j. Bassett, Rowland Z. Busbv
, Samuel E. Disco, Rolla f. Smith, Dwight
: c.. DOYLE, Harold J. Evans, George Has
kell, Fred Howard, Carl O. Lind. Joseph
/ f. Powers, Walter G. Smith, Joseph E
| Wood and Chester w. Lane.
) Westminster West-Sergt. Henry NJ
t Harlow.
Z Vernon-Corp Warren A. Hale.
5 nnington-Saddler John H. Toom
lev; Wagoncr Charles Hosticr; First
Class Privates Ernest W. White and
Harry G. Remington; Privatcs Napole
: on j. Boutain, Edward O. Brown, Ray
mond s. Church, Peter Devnow, Elmer
N Dwyer, Corwin C. Elwell, Hawlev w
! Elwell, Alfred Greenwood, Paul L. jew
Iett, Oscar A. Weberg, John d. Wcleh
Clyde w. Hovt, William Jepson, Gcdior
s n. LaCroix. John H. McClune, Buel d
Miller, Eli n. Squire, Floyd II. Mors,
land Albert H. Moves
Hinsdalc, n. H.-Wagoner Ora M
i IChamberlin; Musician David B. Stew
art; Privates Edward J. Bergeron ant
a Victor Vallier.
= White River Junction-First Clas
! lPrivates George E. Goodell and Brad
= leigh c. Newton.
Halifax-First Glass Private Clar
! ! lence L. Jillson.
4 Arlington-Firs Glass Private Jamc
F. Smith.
mington-Privates Lyndon L. Col
: by and Earl E.. Colby.
= Windham-Private Harold NJ Eddy
! Marlboro-Private Joseph +. Lewis.
Jamaica-Private Eric F. Sargent
= | 0NnSnenu-ITlNatc buclen II. fal
= ker.
y South neutrality-suspicious. Bert "
= Reed.
le 1o3d Infantry.
u rattleboro-Corporal James Nolan
= Private Joseph f. Powers.
= nnington-Privates William +
i Beecher, Arthur Bleau,. Francis J. CAY
Q, anaugh, Louis f. Godbeau, Arthur /.
Guidon, Edward L. Schultz. Charles
Silver, Frank S. Church and Erwin v
lGates.
Marlboro-Private Clarence r. HI
bert.
Y Observation-Disclosures Amos Fife an
Paul III. Grout.
Somerset-Private Frank X. Slame.
re- Williamsville-Priva Howard 4
Thayer.
West Dummerston-Priv Georg
+. Willard.
Pownal-Private Leonard Miles.
"a 1O1st Machine Gun Battalion.
IS Brattleboro-1st Lieut.. Charles
Pellet.