Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-16
ARMY CASUALTY LISTS
 CONTAIN 212 NAMES

Washington, Aug. 1.-Two army casualty lists issued today contained a total of 212 names. No marine list was. issued. Today's casualties were divided as follows: Killed in action. 43; died of wounds, 7 wounded se- verely, 131 wounded, degree undeter- mined, $; missing in action, 25.
 The army casualties list today shows:
 Killed in action r. wounded severe ly s5, total 112.
 The list of New England men fol- lows: Killed in action: John c. Gram storff, Everett, Mass; Albert Yaczun- sky, 37 John street. New London. Wounded severely in action, include: Sergeants Joseph F. Brown, Bangor. Me; George P. Dyer, Bangor. Me. Mass; Warren R. Prouty, Millers Falls, Mas: Corporals Peter J. Bris- I son, Amesbury, Mass: Afvah J.eyDe- forge, Cambridge. Mass: Paul Fors- I burg, Worcester, Mass; James A. Me Govern, Lynn, Mass. William J. o.
 Brien, Northampton, Mass; Harvey r. Taylor. Florence. Mass: Edgar R. White. 8 Beckley street, Barre. Vt; Cook Edward w. Laudrick, Gardiner, Me; Walter Beauchaine, Hallowell, Me; Paul Beallieu, Wincheadon, Mass: Ara s. Belcher, Bangor. Me; Jurgis Bingelis. Salem, Mass: Felix J. Boisvert, Manchester, N. H.; Roy H. Cunningham, Manchester, N. H.;
 Wilfred Damboise, Nashua, N. H.;
 Henry A. Day. Ashland, N. H.
 Ernest Deschene, Somersworth, x. l H.: John F. Dorgan, Pittsfield, Mass,
 Herbert C. Durant, Exeter, N IL;
 Mass. Raymond Tanning, Everett. Mass; Thomas F'lemming, Beverly, Mass; Newell G. Flood, Northampton, Mass; Frank Ford, Lynn. Mass;
 Frank Foster, Haverhill, Mass; Eu- gene Gebe, Mascoma N H.; Howard
 E. Gilbert, Oldtown. Me; Harold E. Grandshaw. Pittsfeld, Mass. Harvey
 l.. Gray, Sedgwick, Me; Arthur V.
 Hillman, Hancock, Mass: E1gar w.
 Lacoy, Northampton, Mass: Napoleon
 La Fontain, Northampton, Mass;
 Stanley Lawnick Easthampton, Mass.
 Thomas N. Lennon, Northampton. | Mass; Ernest A. Mazerall, Bangor,
 Me; James B. McGee, Salem. Mass;
 Erie J. Merrill, Morrisville. Vt; Fran
 cis Patneaude, Montpelier. Bt.: Will
 lard I. Patterson, Gardiner, Me: F'raonk F. Peasley, Pittsfield. Mass: Joseph J. Ravgiala, Haverhin. Mass;
 Zephlin Raymond. East Hampton.
 Mass; Leo A. Ricard. Belmont, N. H.;
 Norman N. Ripley, Bradford, Mass; Volney A. Roberts Gui!ford. Me-;
 Charles R. Savage. Henniker, N. H.;
 Lewis R. Scherp, aDlton, Mass: Dacis
 Stambler, Danvers. Mass: Wiifred J. Thibodeau, Peabody, Mass; William E. Thurston, Mount Vernon, Me; Mar 1 tin L. Tilletson. Groton, Vt: Frank l.. Nose. Leominster, Mass: Harold P.
 Waldron. Boston: Royal P. Webber; Litchfeld Me; Julian s. White. Pan , for. Me: Harry E. Whitaker. Haver- hill Mass: George J. Willett, Mont
 relier, Vt.
 { A second section issued tonight was divided as follows:
 , Killed in action 26: died of wounds
 (: wounded severely 36; wounded. de- gree undetermined, 5; missing in ac- ' tion 9: total 100. :, Among those who died of wounds:
 Captain Hollock Welles Brookline 70 l Mass: Private George. Cody. Cam
 bridge, Mass.
 The severely wounded include: :, Corporal Stanley Colody, Windsor Il Conn; Privates Percival c. Butler :, Worcester, Mass: Stent Cwek, Ter. : ryville, Conn: John J. Geary. Revere : Mass: Eugene W. Jones. 90 Lawlcl o oa street New Britain, Conn; Ernest T Leblanc Salem, Mass; Anthony Mu ! Tolls, Haverhill, Mass: Francis R U O'Neil, Huntington, Mass; Michae Shemet 24 High School avenue. Mer i, iden, Conn; William L. Wenzc|
 Wakefield Mass