Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-08-13
KILLED IN ACTION.

Corp. MillArd w. C0rs0n, Madison.
Corp. Fred 8. Freeman. Jr:. Augusta.
Corp. George o. Grover, Fairfield.
Corp. Ralph 8. Hosmer. East Wilton.
Corp. Albert L. Lavorgna, Canton.
Corp. Luvelle e. McAllister, Norway.
Corp. Oscar r. Nich0ls, South Chesterville.
Corp. Simon Peters. stowhegan.
Corp. Harry D. st. Ledger, Skowhegan.
Pvt. Walter o. Bennett. East Auburn.
Pvt. Arthur e. Donahue, Fairfield.
Pvt. Daniel e. Geagsn, Brewer.
Pvt. George e. Leighton. Fairfield.
Pvt. Peter Libby, Plaisted.
Pvt. Matthew K. Marshall. Rangeley.
Pvt Clyde c. Perry. Albion.
Pvt Charles n. Storer, Union.
Pvt. Allie 81. Peter, Arson.
Pvt. Oral A. Towne, Monson.
Pvt. Oscar Fl. Valley, South Paris.
Pvt. James n. Williams. Bangor.
Pvt. John L. Lsvienne, Mexico.
Pvt John A. Harrisburg. Auburn.
Pvt. stephen j. Obar, Limestone.
Pvt. Lester Fl. Wormlight. Skowhegan.
Pvt. Walter Zewark, Rumford.
Pvt. Frederick McMaster, Gardiner.
Pvt. Patrick Sullivan, South Brooksville.
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Mai. Howard W. Beal, Lewiston (Med. Dept
Sergt. GeorgeT Bunten, Livermore Falls.
Sergt. Sidney C. Call. Milo.
Sergt Napoleon Willette, Ramford.
Pvt. Almou n. Fowler. Greenbush:
Pvt. Nathan Herrick, Mechanic Falls.
Pvt. William S. Silver. Woodstock.
Pvt. Frank W. Shaw, Fryeburg.
Pvt. Leon c. Martin. West Paris.
SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Capt Roland G. Finlay, Houlton.
Lieut. Roy C. Ames, La Grange.
Lieut.. John E. Wilson. North Lowell.
Lieut. Daniel T. Christie, Milo.
Ser Harry j. Mitchell. Livermore Falls.
Sergt. Cassimir B. Bison, Skowhegan.
>sergt. Albert G. Bracket, Norway.
Corp. Alvan N. Buchanan. Skowhegan.
Corp. Leroy j. Hoskins, Milo.
Corp. George e. Achey, Jackman.
Corp. MahlOn W. bennett, Westbro0k.
Corp. Edward J. yigue. skowhegan.
Corp. Roy E. p9yle s' Portland.
Pvt. Philip o. Jacques, Skinner.
Pvt. Frank ". Jordan, Washburn.
Pvt. Moses L. Cilley, Bingham.
Pvt Herbert Wilson, Jackman.
Pvt. James w. Rogers, Bangor.
Pvt. Dan DeRoche, Monmouth.
Pvt. Enrol r. Estes, Brownville Junction.
Pvt. Charles Z. Miller, Portland.
Pvt. Fred A. Dill, Gardiner.
Pvt. Byron A. Kallgren, Monson.
Pvt. oliver D. Fletcher. Augusta.
Pvt. Duncan Robertson, South Brewer.
Pvt. James G. Scott, Madison.
Pvt. George II. Stevens, Portland.
Pvt. Guy Stevens. Fayette.
Pvt. Guy Stuart, Wilton.
Pvt. Almond ]. Hart, Oldtown.
Pvt. George W. Merrill, South Portland.
Pvt. Herbert l.. Howe, Hallowen.
Pvt. Helard Linscott, Washington.
Pvt. George E. Hickey. Gardner.
Pvt. Charles N %S Sewer: n kiPls Ss.mors
Pvt. Arthur e. Williams, Arson.
Pvt. Henry G. Wilson, Houlton.
Pvt Arthur r. Alden, Livermore Falls.
Pvt. Charles z. Collins, Madison.
Pvt. Montford r. Foster, LAGRANGE.
Pvt. Albert Leclair, Lewiston.
Pvt. PHILIPPE G. Tozier, Guilford.
Bugler Virgil n. Roberts. East Dover.
Pvt. James G. Gilbert. skowhegan.
Pvt. Timothy D. Brown, Brighton.
Pvt. Arnoe r. Hughey, Jackman.
Pvt. Lionel e. Pitts, Monroe.
Pvt. John C. spooner, Sherman Mills.
Pvt. Thomas LeClair, Anson.
Pvt. Joseph Arsenault, Rumford.
Pvt Charles e. Gray. Buckfeld.
Pvt. Curtis p. Hutchinson, West Bethel.
Pvt Ellery D. Moody, Hudson.
Pvt. Frank Gallagher, Bangor.
Pvt. Rex c. Kelley, Lewiston.
WOUNDED IN ACTION, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Sergt Benjamin Lentz, Kittery.
Sergt Roscoe Ellis, Kittery.
Corp. George W. Paradis, Rumford.
Pvt. Alison LaPlant, Rumford.
Pvt. John w. McCleary. Rumford.
Pvt. Merle J. Richardson, Rumford.
Pvt. Mike Moline, Garland.
Pvt. Carl e. earle, Dixheld.
Pvt. Mahlon j. Wilson, Sanford.
Pvt. Louis G. Choate. Blue Hill.
Pvt. Mark ]. Grant, Unity.
Mechanic Joseph Roberge, Sanford.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Pvt. Mark E. Argraves, Fort Fairfield.
Pvt. Roland Porter, Bangor.
Pvt Arnold L. Wilson, Presque Isle.
Pvt. Domeneck Rotondi, Derby.
Corp. Albert L. Lavorgna, reported
killed in action, was the SOD of Mr.. Ant
Mrs. Marco Lsvorgns of Canton, ant
was % years of age. He was menbe
of Co. B, 1O3d Infantry, the first to On
list from Canton. Two brothers are Il
the service, George B. In the medica
in this country at this time
and John, who is across with the suppl,
company Of the 54th regiment.
Corp. Luvelle McAllister, killed Il
action, was 10 years of age, the son o
Mrs. Georgia McAllister Of Albany, ant
besides his mother leaves three sisters
He served on the Mexican border wit
the company.
Leon G. Martin, who was at first re
ported severely wounded, and later .
having died from his wounds, was tn
SON and the only child of johnson
Martin of West Paris, and was 81 year
of age. He was . member of Co. D
1O3d Regiment. His mother, Mri
Lillian Martin, died last June, and 1t
likely that he had not heard OF her death
Pvt. William 8. Silver, who died o
wounds, was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A
T. Silver of Woodstock, and was 2
years of age. He enlisted In Co. D Il
May, 1917. A sister, Miss Eva N. Silver
died in the hospital in Lewiston on th
Sd of August. !.
Pvt. Curtis P. Hutchinson, severel
10 the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A
]. Hutchinson of West Bethel, 81 year
of age, and . member OF Co. D. Enlist
ed in May, 1917.
Pvt. Charles z. Gray, severely wound
cd, is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
GRAY of Buckfleld, and 10 20 years Q
age. he enlisted in May, 1917, In Co. .
and was one of the first Buckfeld boy
to enlist. .
Lieut.. John E. Wilson, reporte
severely wounded, was second lieutenau
of Co. D, Second Maine, and was pre-
noted In France to first lieutenant. an
recommended for captains connie
sion. He had seen previous service
having served in the navy some year
AGO. and was on the Mexican border Wit
CO. D in 1915. He married Miss Dor
Klain, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Aorrl
Klain Of Norway.
Ssrgt. Albert @. Bracket, severel
wounded, came from Bridgton, and v,
. member of Co. D, serving with e
company on the Mexican border. q
Was for some time In Norway and Pari
being employed By the Paris hsuufactu
ing Co. for while.
Pvt. John L. Lavienne OF Mexico, r
ported killed in action, was member
Co. B of Rumford, and saw service Q
the Mexican border. He ID survived
his parents.
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