The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-06
Long List of Green Noun
tain Lads Who Have Been
Killed or Wounded
AMERICAS TOTAL
CASUALTIES 16,409
Total Since the Toll of Victory Began
to Arrive Yesterday 1,213-Two Sol
diers from Bellows Falls Among the
Slain.


Slain.
WASHINGTON, Aug 6-Army and
marine corps casualties in the fighting on
the Marne-Aisne salient, made public to-
day by the war department, numbered
49S-35S soldiers, 40 marines This brought
the total since the toll of victory began
to arrive yesterday to 1913 and the num-
ber Of all casualties since the American
forces first landed in France to l6409.
The army list today shows: Killed in
action, 81; died of wounds, 6; wounded
severely, 3l3; wounded, degree undeter-
mined, Z; prisoners, l; total, 35S. The ma
rine list shows: Killed in action, Z; died
Of wounds, ?; wounded severely, IS;
wounded, degree undetermined, III;
unded slightly, l; total, 40. The army
list included:
Killed in action, Private Daniel X.
Shedd, Manchester, n. H., Frank Alto
bell Berlin, n. H.
Died from wounds, Private Percy NJ.
Brothers. Randolph Center, Vt.
Severely wounded, Capt. Roland ID. Find
lay, HouIton. Me, Lieut.. Ray c. Ames.
LaG1ngc Me. Corporal Clifford A. Lara.
Lebanon, \. H., Bugler Herbert 4. Bal
ley, Nashua, \. H., Privates Arthur c.
Appleton, Manchester, r. H., Forrest G..
Boutwell,, Meadows, n H.. Wendell A.
Clough, Contoocook, y. H., Henry A.
Gouthier, Laconia, n H., Walter Sweet
land, Penacook, n H., David Robiboux,
Nashua, ~ H., William NJ Ward, Morris
vile, Vt. Warren L. Wheeler. Orleans.
Vt, Wallace II. Williams, Grafton Cen
ter, y. H., Corporal Earl G. Stevens.
Whiteheld, n H., Privates Raymond Car
lsle, Lebanon y. IL, Irwin Chaffee. STRAIT
ford, \. H., Ernest A. Ekholn. Manches-
ter, y. H., Gardner c. Jolley, Ludlow.
Vt, Homer J. LaCross. St Albans. VT.
Adelard Lcmire, Berlin, n. H., Archie II.
Morrill,, Franklin, n H., Corporal Fred
erick Bouchey, Whitefeld, y. H., George
W. Quimby, Sncook, y. H.. Wagner
William Burden, St. Johnsbury. Vt. Pri-
vate Lee J. Dorey, Burlington. Vt. Har-
old II. Mudgett, Interyale. y. H.. Henry
Perkins, Seabrook n II.
Previously reported missing. now re-
ported dead and buried, Lieut.. Quentin
Roosevelt, Oyster Bay, n Y.
Among the Nermonters killed in ac-
tion in the casualty list given out to the
morning papers were the following: Ser
geant Herbert IT, Ball Of East Highgatc.
Corporals Bert b. Baker Dandy, Arthur
G. Beattie, Barre, James r. Brown Mont
peller, Prlvates Roirdan L. ChappcIl. Rich
ford, Almond Clough Enosburg, Sherre-
ton G. Goodrich, Plymouth, Frank j.
Gourley Bellows Falls, Cyrus johnson,
Montpelier; Walter Lashua, North VIII
iston, George Il. Mackenzie, Groton. Bor-
don F. Maun, St. Albans, Edmund f.
Meacham, Windsor, Adlor F. Potvin. Bur
lington, Ludger j. Tousant, st. Johns
bury. Robert r Webster, Barre, Ray,
mond Church, Salisbury.
Died Of wounds: Frank Bean, Winoosl1i.
William Prior, st. Albans.
Private Frank j. Griffin. ir., of Bel
lows Falls was killed in action in France
July D, according to official notification
received by his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank j. Griffin. Private Griffin was %
when lie enlisted in Co. A. lO3d machine
gun battalion, in April. 1917. He was sent
to France last September Private Harry
w. Lynch, also of the l03d machine gun
battalion, was severely wounded in action
July Is, according to a notification received
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs w. z Lynch,
formerly of Bellows Falls. and now Of Rut-
land. VT He was member OF Co. II OF
the Vermont national guard and served on
the Mexican border.