The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-15
HEADQUARTERS CO.
GETS EQUIPMENT
Initial Distribution Made by
Capt. Miner Last
Evening
SIXTY-FIVE MEN
AND TWO OFFICERS
Ten Men Have Been Transferred to
Company I-TwentyTwO to BE As
signed Soon to Band SectiOn-List of
Men Composing Company.

Capt Roy B. Miner of the Regimental
Headquarters Co made the initial dis
tribution of equipment to nearly all the
members last evening in the rooms in
Crosby block. which have taken on de-
cidedly military appearance. The distri-
button included the following articles:
Waite belt, wooden brooches, wool coat,
hat cord, service hat. spiral hat, spiral
Ieggins, collar ornaments, flannel shirt,
shoes. Other equipment will be distribu-
ted later.
There are now 60 men and two Off
GERS in the Headquarters Co. There were
II men. but 10 were transferred to Com
pany 1, 172 Infantry, and since then
other enIistments have been received for
the Headquarters Co. The maximum
strength is. 90 men and two officers and
10 per cent surplus. Enlistments viii
be received up to u and then % will be
transferred as nucleus for a band see
| ton. which Will be recruited to As. There
are now % men available for band sec
ton, but it is desired not to reduce the
| Headquarters Co. below 30 men.
! Col. Easton r. Gibson of Boston will
come here this week to give both COM
panies a federal inspection. That Of
Company / will be Friday night and that
of the Headquarters Co. Saturday night,
both in Festival hall at o'clock. The
i insnection is called early so that it can
| be completed before the entertainments
/ in the Auditorium begin.
Following is the present roster OF the
Headquarters Co:
Captain-Roy b. Miner.
| Second lieutenant-John 3. Fowler.
/ Regimental sergeant-Maj. john Nc
CURE.
/ Sergeants-Home b. Ellis, Paul \.
Chase. Dennison B. CowIes, Raymond l..
Brown, John J. Garrity, Edward 4.
Strong.
I Corporals-Joseph c. Coombs. Allen G.
Ekstrom, Ernest G. Herrick, Wyland +.
jackson, Sydney f. Jones, George NJ.
Smith
Privates. first class-William Holt.
John r. Manley. jr.. Samuel #. b. Morse,
Derwin II. Smith, William j. Adams.
Privates-Edward NJ. Bennett. Roger
A. Bracket Hugh A. Bradley. Clarence
f. Brooks Raymond ID. Buzzell. Stanley
s. Buzzel Pearl T. Clapp, Ernest V.
Cooke Hugh B. Corbett. Clinton A. Covey,
lClinton L. Davenport. Alison J. Dugan,
Harry g. Donnelly. Cecil p. Farr, Ed
. ward NJ Garrity. Ernest NJ GOodenough,
; Ernest G. GuStafson, Merrill f. Haskell,
: Charles q. Holden. Chester ". Lane,
Edwin F. Lindsey Norman Il. MacAIann,
, Eugene T. McGarrigle. Roy G. =. Mon
roe. William +. Moreton, Clarence T.
: Pierce Zephar J. Renaud, Fred r. Rob
: bins, Gregory \. Robinson, Ralph G. Root
; James G. Sexton, Harry Smith. Hall +
2 Ward. Raymond +. Sinclair, Chester S
| Leach. Cecil s. Deos Harry \. Bixby
Wilber T. Carney. Earl w. Woodward
Charles 5. Nichols, Alfred III. Martin
T Charles Brockington, Joseph II. Brock
[ ington. James X. Howe.
These 10 men have been transferred tC
Company /: Byron S. AiHsworth vii
liam NJ. Fitch. Carroll p. Hall, Earl A
Hall, Everett \. Hall, Thomas NJ. Man
ming, Alfred Wojchick. Leslie Covey
, Theodore +. Gabler and Paul L. Pearson
Bert Reed has been discharged because
: of removal from the state