The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-05

WASHINGTON, August 5.-The army
casualty list today shows: Killed in ac-
tion, 203; died of wounds, 81; died of dis
ease, nine; died of accident and other
causes, six; died of airplane accident,
one; wounded severely, Is; wounded, de-
gree undetermined, 100; missing, three;
total, 407 New England names follow:
Killed in action, Lieut. Glenn G. Hall,
Haverhill, Mass, George W. Riley, Law
renee, Mass, Earl A. Billings, Portland,
Me-, Priyates Andrew p Blake, Provi-
dence, R. l., James c. Carmody, Poultney,
Vt, Edward Hirst, New Bedford. Mass.
Norman A. Little, Salem, Mass, Charles
10. Mckenney, Milton, Mass, Arthur G.
Bottle, Barre, vt, Carl c. Adams. New
Bedford, Mass, Frank +. Bates, Boston,
Clarence L. Berry, West Harwich, Mass.
Edward j. Coll. Brighton. Mass, Ed
ward ]. Cook, Bridgeport Conn. Joseph
Bemerski, HaydenviIle, Mass. Joseph T.
Fournier, Fitchburg. Mass, Stephen W.
Gala, Bridgeport, Conn.,, Ralph L. Hem
ry, North Fayston, Vt, Alfred Martin.
ir., Semerville, Mass, Joseph III. Muir
ply, Hartford, Conn, William H. Smith,
Arlington, VT, James j. Shea, Whitman
tie, Conn.,, Henry Wehrkamp, Methuen,
Mass, Smith NJ. Warren, Harrisville,
| N. H.
Died from wounds received in action,
Corporal Arthur S. Finnegan, Stoneham,
Mass, Richard p Murray, Ashland,
Mass, Almon N Fowler, Greenbrook,
Me-, James Z. Lee, Boston.
Died of disease prixyafa Datar Col
stein, Norwalk, Conn.
Wounded severely, Sergeant George NJ.
| Beckert, New Britain, Conn. Cook Lynn
! c. Bobb, Bradford. Mass, Privates
James H. Feeney, East Bridgewater,
Mass. Edward Lory, Brockton, Mass.
John Moroney, South Boston, Mass.
Wounded, degree undetermined. Ser
geant Neil 0'Brien, Dover, n H., Harry
G. Berry, Milton, Vt, Private Frank D.
Benoit, Burlington, Vt, Tony Denarca.
Lynn, Mass, Carlton T. Harlow. Cotuit,
Mass, William II. Hilliken. Morrisville,
Vt, John d. Hussey, West Lynn, Mass,
Michael ]. Kaine. Dorchester. Mass,
| Noel L. Bearer, Burlington, Vt, Ralph n
Bruce, Huntington Center, Vt, Bernard
Brady, Taunton, Mass, William Briar,
Sheldon, Vt, Charles d. Hoyt. Milford.
Conn.,, Lucius L. Kidder, Morrisville.
! VT, John II. Kimball Pownal, Vt, Wal
ter H. Ladadie, Beverly, Mass, Raymond
| Massa, Somerville, Mass, Henry n. Mil
liken Roxbury, Mass. Joseph J, Muir
! ply, Roxbury. Mass, j. Podvin, Burling-
| ton, VT, Frank r. Rousseau, Cambridge,
VT, George Sheehan, Burlington. Vt.
The marine corps casualty list shows:
Killed in action, nine; died of wounds
| received in action, one; total, 10. The
list includes George L. Langell, Maiden.
| Mass, killed in action.
Boston papers which secured names of
men slain in battle from notification to
relatives announced that among those
who had paid the supreme sacrifice were
Private John c. Carmody of Poultnev
and Mechanic Noah c. ,Frink of Char
| lotte
In the official announcement today the
name of Carmody appears, but nothing
is said about young Frink. Private Car
lmody's parents have been notified that
his death took place July ls He was %
lyears old, and after attending the public
schools in Poultney graduated from Troy
conference academy in that town He
lenlisted in New York city about year
ago and was assigned to Company Z, 9th
Infantry, regular army