The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-07


Of Co. /, seth infantry, who was wound
ed in action in France July 10, Is the
son of Mrs. Jennie Wells Of this place
He is % years Of age and has two broth.
ers in the service, one in Camp Upton
and the other at Camp Devens.
Bellows Falls, Aug. Frank j. Crit.
| fin, IT,, Co. A, l03d machine gun bat.
TALON, who was killed in action in
France July 20, was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank j. Griffin OF this place, and
was 20 years old. He enlisted in Co
r, Vermont National Guard, in April
1917, and was sent to France last Sep.
TENDER.
Rutland, Aug. Harry W. Lynch
who was severely wounded in France
July Is, was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. P. Lynch of this city. Mr. Lynch
belonged to the l03d machine gun bat.
TALON. BE was member of Co, z, Yer.
mont National Guard, and served on the
Mexican border.
Burlington, Aug. Lieut.. Allen Bear
MacMurphy, who was severely wounded
in action, was son of Mr.. and Mrs. N
w. MacMurphy of this city Lieut.. Mac.
Murphy, who was junior at the Uni.
versity of Vermont, received his commits.
sion at the first Plattsburg camp. He
saw service on the Mexican border, being
a member of Co. G of the university. He
is member of Co D, I'd machine CUR
| battalion.
| Burlington, Aug Pvt. Leo J. Dorey
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Dorey Of
this city, who was wounded in action
July 10, had also been wounded pre-
viously, March 10. He is member Of
Co. +, l03d infantry. He enlisted q
year ago last February in Co. NJ. His
| wife lives in Bristol
Burlington, Aug. T.--Losing her son
! Frank, only recently by death at Camp
Deyens the day after he arrived there
Mrs. Mary Cassidy of this city was mott
fed Monday that another son, Pvt. Ar
thur B. Cassidy, had been severely
wounded in action in France on July ls
A third son, William, has been in Franc,
for some time and three times in the
| trenches, but suffered so much from
trench feet that he was incapacitated fol-
further service there and is now doinl
farm work in France. Arthur, who wal
wounded, is % years Of age. He enlist
ed in Co. NJ in June, 1917, and went over
seas the last of October.
Morrisville, Aug. William NJ. Ward
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert S. Ward
of this place, who was wounded in ae
ton July 20, Is 81 years old and with
his brother, Ernest, enlisted June 20
1917, going to France in September. vii
liam is member Of the l03d infantry
| st. Albans,, Aug. 7.--H. l.. Lacrosse
reported wounded in France, Is the sor
of Mrs. Agnes Taylor Of this city. He
enlisted in Co B and was on the Mexican
border with the troops in 1916.
Morrisvilld Aug. Pvt. w. H. Hill.
| iker, who has been reported wounded in
France, is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. E
D. Hilliker Of this place. He is 90 years
old.
Milton, Aug. Mrs H. A. Berry Of
this place received word from the wal
department of the wounding of her hus.
band, corporal in France. He wa;
wounded July 10. Mr. Berry was EN-,
ployed in Richmond for few years, but
enlisted from Burlington.
Huntington Center, Aug, Pvt
Ralph N. Brace, member of Co. H
59th infantry, who was wounded in
France, is the son Of L. G. Brace of thi:
place. He is % years old and has an.
other brother in the service. He went
overseas in May, enlisting in February
Winooski, Aug. Frank Bean lie
febvre), who was killed in action July
| 10, was the first Winooski soldier to fall
| in the service. He left home about five
months ago with the 5sth infantry anc
was in training in North Carolina. HI
had been in France for three months
For 10 years he was employed on tn,
farm of John Stewart of South Burling
ton. Several weeks ago word was re-
ceiyed through the Red Cross that Bear
was injured as he was leaving the boa;
| on his arrival overseas, but no further
particulars were ever received. A broth
err, Pacific, is soldier in France