New Britain herald., 1918-06-10
SERVICE NOTES

l from Camp Devens for the week end
 Philip J. Smith, stationed at Caml l Upton, spent a weekend furlough a l his home in this city. Sergeant John w. Lynch was home from the Garden City, l.. l., training camp over Sunday.
 Henry Pfeiffer, of the Brooklyn sta. ] tion, Naval Reserve. spent Sunday al his home in this city. Joseph Young, of the Naval Re serve was home for a furlough stay over the weekend.
 Frank Gavin. of Camp Devens spent a furlough with his father James w. Gavin, yesterday.
 Fred Wright, chief engineer on 3 submarine chaser, was home Sunday.
 Sidney Curran has enlisted in the Naval Reserve as a hospital appren- tice. Herbert Baker of Stanley street has enlisted in the same branch of the service as a second- class sea = man and Arthur Anderson of Stanley street is also awaiting his call for service with the Reserves. Other lo- cal men recently enlisted in the Naval Reserve are Christopher P. Birmingham and Robert V. Carlson, second-class seamen, and Louis Git litz, ships cook, third-class.
 Howard c. Hodge has enlisted in the army medical corps and has gone to the army hospital in West Haven for training
 Lieut.. Frederick w. Greene of Washington street. a pilot in the U. s. Aviation Corps, has been made squadron adjutant and is at present at an aviation field in Mississippi.
 William Kilduff is home from the navy on 8 short furlough, after hav- ing crossed the Atlantic four times with a convoy. On one of his trips he met Cleon Rush, formerly a local boy. now a truck driver with the 23rd U. S. Engineers.
 Carl Dixon. son of MT. and Mrs. John Dixon of 431 Chestnut street, has written to his parents from France, telling of his trip overseas and conditions as they exist in the war zone. He is with the Royal Fly ing Corps
 William Clancy of Chestnut street has been ordered to report for duty with the Naval Reserve at Pelham Bay a week from today.
 James Clerl1in of the l.. S. S. Min neapolis, on which Ensign Frank Vensel of this city has been stationed is home on furlough, having crossed the ocean five times with conveys.
 Lieut.. Raymond James of Camp Devens spent a weekend leave of ab- sence at his home on Lincoln street.
 Charles Cook of the Naval Reserve spent the weekend at his home here.
 Private James Hogan was home from Camp Devens over Sunday.
 Private Philip Smith was home from Camp Upton over the ek-end
 Lieut.. James F. Faulken, with the army medical corps, was home for a weekend leave of absence. He ex- poets to leave shortly for service overseas.
 Private Douglas Johnson is home from Fort Slocum on a three days furlOugh.
 James J. Hughes of the U. s. S. Pennsylvania and Joseph R. Hughes of the U. s. s. Ryndam are spend ing an eight days furlough at the home of their parents, MT and Mrs. John Hughes of Chestnut street. Two other brothers are in the National army.
 Ernest Parker. with the quarter masters corps at Governors Island, spent the weekend at his home on West Main street.
 Carlisle Kron, with the Naval Re- serve, is spending a furlough at Lake Congamond. His brother, Ken meth Kron, has returned to Brooklyn after spending a short furlough at his home here.
 Emory Watson has been ordered to report at Pelham Bay tomorrow for duty with the Naval Reserve