The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-13
To the SO Boys Who En-
tered Service in Great
World War
SIX OF THEM DIE
NOT RETURN HOME
Banquet Served, Concert
Given, and Then Dance to
Close the Observance

Wells River, Nov b., The town Of
Ncwbury welcomed home her many
sons who had seen service in the great
world war at village hall last night
with a banquet, concert, entertainment
and dance.
AT 9 o'clock a banquet, such as only
a New England village can produce,
was served to over 50 world war vet
Grams, their mothers, wives, sisters and
sweethearts, the few remaining G. A. r.
veterans and those who saw service in
the Spanish American war Over 100
were seated at one time and when the
last coffee had been drunk and cigar or
cigarette lighted, old acquaintance
were renewed and the best of fellow
ship prevailed. Throughout it all, New
ers' orchestra, secluded in the hall
above, played.
At o'clock the soldiers, their friends
and the citizens of Newbury gathered
in the hall to listen to a concert given
by Nevers' orchestra, followed by an
entertainment by Scott and Bayrd,
known throughout New England as the
minstrel Boys" Laughter greeted
them throughout the performance and
when the act was finished they were
given hearty applause, From then I'M
til midnight and after, dancing was
the only thought and who cannot dance
when Movers is in attendance? At in
PERMISSION ice cream was served to
everyone in the hall, whether soldier
or citizen.
Great credit is due the committees
who had this in charge for the endless
amount of work and for the excellent
time which was accorded the boys,
their friends and citizens, which was
absolutely free to anyone who cared to
attend.
Newbury may well be proud of her
9S sons who fought for democracy and
Of the six who made the supreme sacri-
flee At this time as at no other such
4 list of boys will be welcomed by all
aud in times to come looked upon with
pride.
Such list is as follows: Grant
Adams, Lyle NJ Bailey, Jacob Bailey,
Dumont Bailey, Russell Bailey, VIII
liam s. Bailey, Harry Barnett, George
Belzel, William Berry, Morris Bigelow,
Ernest Bison, Roy Boemig, Roy Bow
en-, Betram Bowen, Earl Il. Brock,
Theron Carbee, Alfred Carlson, Haskell
Carlson, Telny Carlson, Willette Car
penter, DIR. Chamberlain, Oscar Chasse,
Wendall Clark, Richard Cobb, Roscoe
Cobb, Edgar Gushing, John Dalton, Ir-
win DeBlois, Royal Downing, Reginald
Drant, Archie Durham, Lee Dwinell,
Clinton Emerson, George Emerson Er.
nest Franklin, Harold Freer, Lester
Freer, Clyde Geewar, Stillman Gear
war, Albertis Gerge, Ernest Harmon,
Arthur Harris, Scott Hazelton, Forest
Heath, Victor Henderson, Norman Hen
derson, Edgar Henderson, Leslie Hill
dreth, Claude Human, Vern Howard,
Alexander Hutton, Harvey Knight,
Nelson Lamb, Joseph Lamere, John
Lamere, Charles Lanphere II. f. Leigh
ton. George Leighton, Carl Leonard,
Fred Leonard, r. J. Littlefield, ]. A.
Longmoore, Janice Mcleod, Albert
Martin, Reynolds Martin, Albert May
hew Robert McAllister, Darwin Me-
Coy, DIR. Leslie Mckinley, DR., Leland
Mckinley Harold Melendy, James
Meyette, w. H. Munsell, IT,, Frank
Nelson, Victor Patterson, Rexford Pet
tee, Charles Powers, Herbert Randall, |
Claude Richardson, Francis Rouke,
William Smith, Charles Spear, Eden
Stark, James Stevens, Scion Stevens,
Russell Stinson, Roy Stinson, William
Taisy, William Thompson, Henry Tux
bury, Fred Vincent, Percy Ward, vii.
liam Webb Thaddeus Wheaton, Ralph
Williams, Harold Worthen.
In memorian Earl +. Brock, George
Belzel, Archie Durham, Harry Leigh
ton, Charles Spear, Percy Ward.