Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-09

Davis ofaGardiner is reported wound
ed degree undetermined. Dwight L.
Davis was born in Gardiner Il years
ago, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
A. Davis He graduated from Gardi-
ner High school in 1916 and enlisted
in Co. NJ, 1OSrd Infantry, INF May,
1917 He was made sergeant in the
trenches in France. He was gassed
July IS and again later in the sum-
mer
Watervilie, Dec. sPrivate Joseph
P. Charland of this city has been
reported wounded, degree undeter-
mined. Joseph p. Charland was born
at ST. Claude. Canada, % years ago.
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n.
Charland. He enlisted June |, 1917.
in Co. II. 1o3rd Infantry. and sailed
for France Sept. -.
PASSPORT. Me-. Dec. Private
Moses Neptune, killed in action. was
% years old, unmarried. the son OF
! Gov. William Neptune, Passama-
Guoddy Tribe of Indians of the Pleas
;,nt Point reservation. He enlisted
in April. 1917, in Eastport. when Co.
II, 103rd Infantry. was modified.
Besides his parents he leaves two
sisters and one brother at the reser
walton.
WATERFORD. Me. Dec. 1-Gcorge L.
Flood reveiced official notice a short
/ time ago that his son, Fred. Nj.
! Flood, was missing in France, but
!, letters received since, written about
the time he was reported missing.
lead to the hope that n mistake has
been made.
Sanford, Me. Dec. 1--Private Enocl
Webster son of Mrs. NJ. \. Webster
Of Elm street, Co. b, 1st Gas Regi-
ment, was wounded in France on
! Nov. l, according to letters received
here this week.
/ Frank W. Corbett of School street
has received a letter from his son-in-
law. Roy w. Tebbetts, stating that
he had been wounded.
Il lIowland, Me, Dec. Corp. Milton
y. Duncan. officially reported missing
!, in action Sept, IL, has written his
mother, under date of Oct. Is. that he
was in a hospital short time for
cassing. He was with Co. G. 103d In
iantry, but has been transferred to
Go. +, 10th Infantry, and is fully re-
covered.
Sangerville, Me. Dec. 7.--Private
! Walter p. Tracey missing in action,
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| Tracey, and when last heard from,
Sept. y. was in Co. l. 18th Infantry.
t;e went overseas with the 3OSd In
fantry. 10th Division. and was later
transferred to the 1921 Infantry, then
to the 18th.
/, Bddeford. Me. Dec. 7.-On the day
peace was declared, Nov. II, Private
! Thomas j. Daudier, Jr., OF BiGdotord
! Ne. was killed in action, according
| 10 information received by his par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Thomas j. Dau-
| der. ST., of SO Washington street. He
had lived in Biddeford but Il short
time before war was declared, and has
| been overseas since last April. Be
ksides his parents he leaves wife and
q son.
Bangor. Me, Dec. Corp. Otto
" inn, Co. G. 103d Infantry, listed as
wounded, degree undetermined, has
written relatives here that he was
| wounded at the second battle of the
Marine. but has so far recovered and
is now on guard duty.
Mrs. George w. Kane has received
att official notification that her son,
! Capt. Howard T. Kane, who has been
! IN the German prison camp at Ras-
TAFT. has been released and has ar
| rived in Switzerland. He is an Ameri-
can surgeon and when captured last
| May was attached to the I'd Devon
Shire Regiment of the British army.
| Bath. Me. Dec. 6.-Mark Arsenault,
T: aged 30. wounded severely in the hip
, Sept Is. is now at the hospital at
| Ellis Island and expects to be home
! b. Christmas, according to. a letter
received today by his parents. Mr.
/ and Mrs. Frank A. Arsenault Of .51
Middle street.
| Biddeford, Me- Dec 8.-Privatc
Ludger Rouillard. 18th Infantry. in
France, is missing, according to a
telegram 10 his parents, MI. ana MIS-.
Israel Rouillard, from the war de
partment Friday noon. His parents
think that he was taken a prisoner.
! They have not heard from him since
Sept. >. Mr.. and Mrs. Rouillard have
another son, Remi. who is in the
United States service in France.
Calais. Me. Dec. S.-Private Simon
V. Huntington, son Of Charles Hunt,
ngton. was slightly wounded and
gassed on Oct. 80. He is 20 years old
and of Co. I, 103rd Infantry. He is at
the American gas hospital at Lamor-
lette. France.
Fort Fairfield, Me, Dec. S.--Mr. and
Mrs Robert Tapley have been noti-
fed Of the death Of their son. Private
Perley Tapley, Co. G. 164th Infantry,
IN France. Of pneumonia. on Nov. g.
TEe fas ~ years old
VASSALBORO
EAST-There are number OF influen-
"a cases in this vicinity now Frank