The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-10
EIGHTY NAMES
IN CO. | ROSTER
Regiment Hears Lecture on
Poison Gas Sees Mo-
ton Picture
SGT. CHAMBERLAIN'S
WORK COMMENDED
Barracks of Second Platoon in His
Charge Pronounced by Inspection Of
fee Best i'm Regiment - Pianist Fin
negan Plays for Fitchburg Damsel.

negan Plays for Fftchburg DamSel
The Reformer reporter in Company L,
Vermont National Guard, of Braetleboro,
in camp at Camp Devens, sends the fol-
lowing under date of Aug, s:
Last night after an hour wrecking
the rockies - cots we fell asleep with
one accord, only to be awakened at 80
this morning by the whistle, .
This morning the whole company
marched up on to the hill to the Liberty
theatre, owned by the United States war
department, and sat down with the other
V. n. G. companies for the purpose of
hearing a lecture on poison gas. The
lecturer told us of the new army masks
which can be worn "A hours without dis
comfort, as well as telling us about the
various kinds of gas.
After the lecture a motion picture was
put on, showing the manner in which
all kinds of gas were used in actual
fighting, as we'll as the projections
against these insidOus poiscns.
After this the company went out to the
rife range with the exception of Sgt.
Chamberlain and Privates Hardy, Hart
well. Ebbighausen. Floyd Whitney, Mar
Tin hdfElOn anu INbDeEl. w HltHtN. NAo
were detailed to study IN the automatic
rife squad
Due to Sgt Chamberlains fine work as
manager of the barracks today the bar
racks of the second platoon were pro-
nOunced by the inspection officer to be
the best in the regiment. 1eh. l Com
panv.
There are several locals for today ::
Cook John Manley is Mess Sgt. BOyds
valet now. as well as being cook. All
the sergeants have moved into q special
room BY themselves with classy 'Oak
panelled" door We went over to the
Hostess House last night to hear a pretty
damSel from Fitchburg sing to the ac-
compartment of our famous piano player,
Bill Finnegan. And say. but I wish
you could have heard her sing. O Pal,
Why Don't You Answer Me? (I almost
did, We're going to have a dance Tues
day night here at the Hostess House. and
we'd like to say its going to be a grand
good time. The new complete roster of
the company has just come out contain
ing 50 names. Here is the list:
Captain: None elected.
LIST lieutenant: Charles \. r. Good
win.
I'd lieutenant: Alexander ]. Exner.
LIST sergeant: James II. BaStion.
Mess sergeant: Maxwell c. Boyd.
Supply sergeant: William f. Dolan
Sergeants
Joseph E. Brouillette. Richard G.
Chamberlain. Clyde w. Falby, Earl 4.
Falby, Fred V. Johnson, John J. Kill
derry.
Corporals
Clarence p. Goodwin. Theodore f.
Gustafson. Edward \. B6audry, Francis
y. HarwOod. John !. Manning, Joseph
f. Martell. Robert 4. Manley, Thomas
F. Tier, Charles ]. Wells.
Cooks.
John B. Manley. James F. Long.
Mechanic
William Holt
Truck Driver
Arthur o. ROmprey.
Buglers.
John p. Harry. Fred D. Sargent.
First Glass Privates.
William J. Adams. Byron s. Aims
worth, Daniel F. Curtin, William NJ
Fitch, Carl III. Hardy. Lindley s. Hart
well. Thomas NJ. Manning. Edgar r
d. McGee, Ralph s. Scribner, Ralph s
Shaw, Raymond s. Shippee, Alfred Woj
chick.
Privates
John H. Anderson. Frank Aquadro
John r. Baham. Earl A. Barnard, How
ard L. Bashaw. Carl G. Berg. George y
Boardman, Frederick L. Banker. Dan
ieI L. Caswel. Bernard NJ. Cavanaugh
Walter II. Cutler, Glen s. Courier. Wal
frid c. Carlson, Frederick W. Ebbig
hansen, RAYMOND F. Ellis. William II
Finnegan. Charles y. Forbush, Edwin L
Frost. Ernest \. Gagne. Sylvia \
Gagner, Carroll p. Hall. Earl a. Hall
Everett K Hall Bernard T. lynch. lie
roy La Flam. Carol NJ. Lynde, Jane
II. Marion. Richard II. Martin, Lcsli
Fl. May. Lynne II. MCGEE, Leon q
Moon. James Il. Parker. Paul II. Plant
EIlery III. Rugge. Howard Underwood
Harold H. Ward. Ernest w. Wells
Floyd A. Whitney, Robert L. Whitney
Lewis Il. Young
The strength of the LIST infantry. V \
G.. is IS officers and OH enlisted men a
shown by this mornings report Tn
officers are here 100 per cent strong wit
the exception of two who are absent. on
on emergency leave and the other in
hospital. One hundred per cent of tn
officers of the LIST Vermont saw servic
in the World war. as did about p pc
cent of the enlisted men.