The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-15
Physical Examination to Be
Given to 40 This
Evening
MINER WILL BE
UNITS CAPTAIN
C. A. E. Goodwin and E. C. Vail Chosen
Ideutenants at Meeting Tuesday
Evening to Complete organ
ization in Time for Muster in August

Physical examinations of the 40 men who
have agreed to enlist in a new National
Guard company will be given by DR..
Thomas Rice and DIR. Byron r. White at
the Chamber of Commerce rooms this
evening and every effort viii be made
to complete the organization of the COM
pany at once in order that final arrange
ments may be made for the men to go to
muster at Camp Devens, aver, Mass, for
two weeks beginning Aug. Z.
As 80 men are necessary for company
about % more enrollments are needed,
as it is inevitable that some viii not pass
the physical examinations. Those inter
ested in the organization are anxious to
secure more than the minimum require
ments About half of those already en-
rolled are ex-service men. All ex-serviee
men are given the privilege of enlisting
| for one year, while those who have not
| been in the service are required to en-
| list for three years. 1t is felt by those
| in the work here that Brattleboro should
be able to raise as large a company as
| Newport, where l02 men are on the rolb
as there are nealy 400 men in Brattleboro
post, American legion.
l. Every man VINO has 6uilSlcu 10 thbhh-
siastic and is using his influence to Sc
cure recruits Recruit posters also will
be placed in various places about town IN
a day or two.
While none of the non-commissioned Of
icers of the company have been selected
the three commissioned officers were ec-
ted at a meeting Tuesday evening in or
4 der that there might be men responsible
for continuing the work Of organizing and
securing recruits. Roy B. Miner, who
saw service overseas as captain of COM
pany in the l0lst ammunition train, A. +.
F.. was chosen captain, while Charles A.
lE Goodwin and Edward c. Vail were
chosen first and second ieutenants re-
spectivelv. Lieut.. Goodwin served as
. second lieutenant in the 384th infantry
at Camp Wadsworth and was ready for
overseas service when the armistlce was
signed. Lieut. Vail also was in the ser
t vice. but did not get overseas. Both the
examining physicians were IN the service
during the war.
Following are the men who have agreed
! to enlist:
= Clifton w. Adams, John G. Atkinson,
u Mark L. Atwood. Scott L. Barbar, Earle
? A Bernard. William A. Boyce, Harold G,
! Bovd. Clifton E. Carey of West Chester
: field. David F. Carey, ir.. John H. Car
!. penter, Pearl t. Clapp, William H. Cud-
II !, worth. Daniel F. Curtin, William -
q q Dolan, Louis NJ. Dunlevy, Alexander }
y Exner, Clyde w. Falby. Earl f. Falby
Iof Guilford, Charles G. Gay, Webster "A
" Cav, Austin George. George f. Haskell
~ Leo f. Haus. Forrest ]. Jackson OF WIN
chester, n. H.. Albert W. Johnson, Ernest
In. johnson, John J. Kilderry, George II
! ! Lane, Edward F. Lindsey, James T. Long
=. T. Bernard F. Lynch, John j. Manning
= Thomas NJ Manning. Samson L. Metz
- Angelo Morano, Edgar r. Moreton, Ed
ward Nj. O'Connor, Clarence O. Rinfret
Frederick w. Ryan, Frederick NJ. Shaw
Harry B. Smith, Sanford S. Smith, Johi
T.. Sparks of Williamsville, Paul II. Stile
be tof West Wardsboro, Thomas F. Tiel
r. Graydon Wells, Floyd E. Whitney.
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