The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-15
WORK OF COMPANY /
is COMPLIMENTED
Snappy Work ON Drill Field-Regimen-
tai Headquarters Co. Setting Fast
Pace-COmpany Roster.
From a Reformer Staff AIember)

Pace-COmpany Roster.
CFrom a Reformer Staff Member.)
CAM. GOV. HARTNESS, Saturday.
Today We put in a lot Of hard work.
This morning Major Buswell command
ing the third battalion, put US through
four hours of snappy drill and TINS
afternoon we pitched pup tents and at i
went through regimental parade.
Company l received many compliments
on their snappy work in the drill field
and the commanding officer highly com
plimeuted Capt c. ~ E. Goodwin.
Tonight half the company have re
ceived passes to go to Burlington for the
evening.
The initiation of some of the new men
in Company / opened tonight when Prl-
vate Gingra was treated to an lnYolun-
tary cold shower.
Private Leon Moon of the fifth squad
had the best pack in the company at this
afternoons drill.
The Regimental Headquarters COM
pauy also has been setting a fast pace
this week On Wednesday their kitchen
was pronounced the best in the camp.
Credit is due Mess Sgt. William l.. Gil
bert for this showing.
On the rifle range Corporal Ekstrom
shot a 80 out of possible 30 on the 200
yard range, this score being the only per
feet one in the battalion. To-day Prl-
vate James Howe with a pistol shot 90
out of a possible 90 at Il yards. This Is
all the more creditable when it is known
that he never had shot a pistol of this
kind before
All the members of the Headquarters
company are enthusiastic over their mess
and they give a lot of the credit to Cook
Charles Batchelder.
CORPORAL Ryan created quite a sensa-
ton on the rife range by his snappy
work this week.
Last night the American Legion held a
big rally in Winooski and an invitation
was extended to all the legionaires in
camp to attend.
4 good number were present from the
RrattIebOrO companies and Col L. w.
Gibson was one of the principal speakers.
Past Commander Pearl T. Clapp and
Commander Derwin II. Smith of Brat
tleboro post, No. ), were called on for
timely remarks.
The IegionaireS present were asked to
exert their influence to bring the 1923
state American Legion convention to
BrattleborO.
The Brattleboro boys liked the cordial
ity shown and were particularly de-
lighted with the refreshments. After the
meeting the members attended a dance
given under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the WinOoski post
Lend an ear to this The Headquar-
tiers company menu for tomorrow at din
ner is fricasseed chicken and potatoes,
bread and butter. apple ME. coffee and
ice-Cream. The Company 1 dinner menu
is: Dreamed chicken and mashed pOJa-
toes, cucumbers. creamed peas, bread and
butter, lemonade and harlequin ice
cream.
Following is the complete roster of the
Headquarters company:
Capt. Roy B. Miner, ID Lieut.. John
Il. Fowler, Regt Sgt Major John Nc
CURE, LIST Sgt. Lawrence B. Cundiff,
Tech Sgt. Homer r. Ellis.
Sergeants Dennison b. Cowles, Ed
ward A. Strong. Raymond L. Brown,
Clarence E. Brooks. George NJ. Smith.
William L. Gilbert.
Corporals Joseph c. Coombs. Allan G.
Ekstron, Sidney T. Jones, Frederic w
Ryan, Cecil L. Farr.
Specialists William Holt, Charles C..
Batchelder, Derwin III. Smith.
Privates first classl William J. Adj
ans, Pearl 7. Clapp, Ernest Y. Cook,
Chester ". Lane, Lotin w NewcOmb,
Walter Z. Robbins, Raymond f. Sin
clair.
Privates James c. Sexton. William G.
Lucius, Scott l.. Barber, Hugh A Brad
ley, Ernest d. Dalrymple. Edward NJ.
Clarity, Ralph +. Headle. Charles G..
Holden, James X. Howe, Carl \. John
son, Charles III. Leonard, Alfred NJ Mar
tin, William Il. Moreton, Julius c. New
ton, Clarence e. Pierce, Maurice A
Pierce, Fred L. Robbins, Walter t. Ben
nett, John r. Kennedy, Donald f. Mack,
Carl F. McDurfee, Fred T. Langua.
Carleton E. Stacy.