Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-30
weeks and through the EFFORTS Of

weeks and through the efforts Of
Congressman White was located in
Germany. The unofficial news OF
his death followed shortly.
The War Department has sent Of
fetal notification that Private Ern.
est L. Barlow OF Co. I. eSth Infantry.
died in France Nov. Of broncho-
pneumonia. He was a native Of APP
pleton, % years old, and son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford L. Barlow.
He lived in Warren IL years and was
there employed in q creamery when
called to the colors. Private Barlow
went to France July 4. and five days
before the date OF his death wrote
that he was in good health. He is
survived by his parents and three
sisters.
Bangor Me, Nov 29.-Mr and Mrs
James Hill have been notified that
their son, Private Lloyo Hill. Coast
Art;',oHy, wGs wounded severely Oct.
81. He was a sardine Inspector at
Lubec.
Corp Raymond Q. Torrey Of Hamp-
den, Machine Gun Battalion, 10Srd
Infantry, listed as wounded. degree
undetermined, has written his pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Torrey, I'M
der date of Nov. s that he was in the
hospital for 10 days. He was parti-
ally buried by the caving in Of
dugout when a shell hit it, but was
dug out and suffered only sprains
and bruises He had returned to his
company.
Lieut.. Elroy X. Preble. Co. c. 1l2th
Machine Gun Battalion. was Sassed
in action Oct. 10 and Is in base hos
pital, his wife, who lives here. is no.
titled He went to France as a SER
geant and has been twice promoted.
Bluehill, Me, Nov. 29.-Private Limp
wood Perkins, son Of Capt. +. *.
Perkins of this town. reported miss.
ing since Sept. ~, has returned to
his company and is well, according
TO a letter Of recent date received
from him.
Boo:hbay Harbor, Ne. Nov. Is
Eilburn c. Sherman, aged %. report
ed in the hospital, Is a son, OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ray O. Sherman OF this
town. He was graduated from the To-
cal high school and entered Bates
college. leaving about two years ago
to enlist In the Marine Corps. in
which he became n sharpshooter. He
is q Inember Of the Congregational
church and unmarried.
brunswick. Mo -tor. ?a.-Edward
f. Townsend of the :LedicaI section.
101st Engineers. has been wounded
by shell fire in both arms and should
ers his Brunswick friends learn. Be
fore joining the Milliken Regiment in
July, 1917, he was employed at Hotel
Eagle He was transferred to the
101st Engineers about month after
he enlisted.
Union. Me, Nov 29-The War De-
partment has notified Mrs. Fred S.
Burgess that her son, Private Wal
tet T.. Burgess was slightly wound
ed abont Sept. 6. lie has two BROTH
ers II. the overseas service.
Pressure Isle, Ne, Nov. 2s-Capt
Harry w. Hayward. killed in ac-
ton was the only son OF Jarvis Hay
ward wealthy lumberman and
landowner He passed his early
life in Pressure Isle. attended St
Johns Military Academy, graduated
from Trinity College and Harvard
Law School and was In law practice
in New York when he entered the
service.
He had for some time been mem
Der Of the 9th New York Regiment,
and went to the Mexican border az
lieutenant. He was instructor at
Camp WaGsworth for time. was
comm ssioncd a captain last April
and went overseas in May. He was
in the 10Th Infantry.
West fremont. Me. Nov. co.-Mr.
and Mrs. Benz. Il. Reed have been no.
tilted of the death by pneumonia in
France. Sept ce. of their son, Private
Herbert Scott Reed. lie was in the
artillery, training at Fort Mckinley.
Before entering service he was en-
ployed on the Maine Central Ferry
steamers at Bar Hathor.
Norway. Me-, Nov. 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. George l.. NoyeS of Norway have
received n letter from their son. Cor
don NJ Noyes, reported in yesterdays
casualty list as missing in action
Sept. Is. sayin,; that he had been
captured by the Germans. but had
been released and Is now safe In
France.
Bangor. Ne, \ " %. Private John
Francis Dc!iouche, aged %. killed in
action oct. 3. was The son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph DeIiouche. He Was one
of he first men drafted. trained at
Camp Devcns and Camp Gordon and
went overseas. last May Two broth
ers, l'rivates Joseph Deltouche and
George Dei,ouche ARE at Camp Dew
ems.
Ellsworth, Me, Nov. 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Dodge have been no
tilted that their son, Private William
G. Dodge. 3O7th Aero Squadron, died
OF pneumonia in a camp In England
Nov. 1. He was an electrician in bust
ness for himself when he enlisted.
nearly year ago. He trained at Fort
Slocum, San Antonio. and Hemp
stead and went overseas last August
A brother, Private Henry II. Dodge. ID
IN the 1929 Field Artillery.
WINDSOR