Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-22
SEVEN MAINE MEN
LISTED IN CASUALTIES

The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general Of the
American Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action, 44i: missing in ac-
ton, PA; wounded severely, so; died
of wounds, 14s; died of disease, TOE;
died from accident and other causes,
3; wounded. degree undetermined,
3l5; wounded slightly, 224; prison.
ers. z; total, 1872.
The list for New England is as
follows:
Killed in Action
Sergt. Arnold B. Gerrior, Somer-
vile, Mass; Corp. Charles P. Wiley.
Jr., Bridgewater, Mass; Ciampa
Pasquale, West Lynn, Mass; Pri-
Yates Charles Dinsmore. Mansfield
Depot, Conn: James E. Kelly, Adams
Mass; George c. Mckenzie, Meriden
Conn; Olaf w. Swanson, Oakville,
Conn; Harold V. Bradley, Medford
Mass: Robert E. Christian.
Pawtucket, r. l.: Battista' Castagnoli,
Gales Ferry, Conn; Wallace Fisher,
Newton Upper Falls. Mass; Frank
Freitag, Chicopee Falls, Mass: Mi
chael J. Gibbons, Wakefield, Mass;
Krayewske. Middietown
Conn; .Alban Pcrcival. New Bedford,
Mass: John p. '4Quinlan, Winthrop,
Mass: John W'oznick, Wilbraham.
Mass.
Died of Wounds
Sergt. Walter l.. Stapf, Seymour,
Conn.,; Corps. Donald S. Clark, Green
field. Mass: William T. Douglas,
Adams. Mass: Privates Ellie Duha-
mel. Woonsoeket, r. l.: Peter Fari-
nelli. HYDE Park, Mass; Harry Cor
chow, New London. Conn: HAROLD
p. NELSON, SPRiNGvACE, ME-:
LOUIS f. NADEAU, GREAT
WORKS, ME-; James H. Smith,
Mass; Henry NJ. Patterson
Fall River, Mass: Louis A. Pierce,
North GAoton. N. H.: ALFRED p.
ROCK, PARIS, Me-; Arthur 1. Te
beau, Oxford, Mass.
Died of Disease
Capt. Stanton K. Berry, Cambridge,
Mass; Corps. Arthur A. Gilman,
Middletown Springs, Vt; John, T.
kearnins, Everett, Mass; Edward
Walsh. Woburn. Mass; Wagner
1rven w. Deview. Bay City, Mass
Privates Hugh C. Adams, Town
send Vt: Nicholas Conaogirgis,
Holyoke, Mass; HERBERT S.
REED, WEST FREMONT, ME-;
Sherman. Bridgeport, Conn.
Wounded Severely
Privates Vito Bevilacqua, Fitch
burg. Mass; John Connolly, Bridge
port. Conn; Henry j. LIE Claire,
N. H.: Fred D. Lohnes,
Mass; James H. Marland,
Cambridge. Mass; Max S. Wood
fnansee, Wolcott, VT.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
sergt. Oscar c. Lundberg. Stow.
Mass. Daniel H. Reardon, New
Conn: Fred Harrison, Law
renee. Mass; Bugler Rocco E. Clam
brocco, Everett. Mass; Privates Ed
ward H. Bergstrom, South Boston,
Mass; Christopher Boylan, Central
Falls. r. l.; James F. Crawford,
Mass: Peter Crosson,
Conn; Arthur Gadbois,
Holyoke, Mass; Kenneth 3. Gang
loft. Beverly, Mass; Edward T. Hol-
lywood, Roxbury, Mass; John A.
Hughes, Boston, Mass; Francis
Little, Warren, r. L.; Bernard r.
Holyoke. Mass; James
J. Mccormack, Jamaica Plains,
Mass; Joseph H. Metealfe. Salem,
Mass; ROLAND M. RANLETT,
MECHANIC FALLS, ME-; John 0.
Reagan. Plymouth, Mass; Joe Lon
go, Bridgeport Conn; Robert B.
Lumsden. Reading, Mass; Richard
e. Lynch. East Cambridge. Mass
John J. Moult, New Bedford, Mass.
Francisco Rivera, Boston, Mass
Charles D. Ryan, aWestfield, Mass;
Charles H. Durham, Berlin, n H.;
Edwin c. Hiscock, Maiden, Mass;
+ RANK A. LANEY, SkoWHEGAN,
Me-; Charles A. Mckinnon, Bristol,
Vt; Alfred r. Thibodeau, Haverhill,
Mass.
Wounded Slightly
Lieut.. William W. Belcher, New
Conn; Sergts. James F..
Roxbury. Mass; Leo ]. Violin,
Mass; Michael j. David
son. Providence, r. l.; Corps. RALPH
E. Thayer. Brockton, Mass; Dana Q.