The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-14

Auburn, Me.--Ady.
stretchers, he refused to be evacuated
but relolned his company, went over the
top with his comrades and continued in
action with them until wounded in the
leg. Home address: Mrs. Harry Thibo-
deau, 80 Oxford street, Lawrence, Mass
Private Charles II. Richardson, Com,
pany |, l04th infantry. For extraordi.
nary heroism in action east of Belleau
France, July II, 1918. Under the leader.
ship Of an officer, Private Richardson and
Joseph r. Huntley charged machine
gun nest, captured two guns and killed
or captured II men. Home address; Mrs
p, j, Lee, foster mother, 242 Albion
street, Wakefield, Mass
Private Joseph r. Huntley, Company
| /, l04th infantry. For extraordinary
heroism in action east of Belleau, France
July q, 1918. Under the leadership OF
an officer Priyates Huntley and Charles
II. Richardson charged machine gun
nest, captured two guns and killed OF
captured IL men. Home address: j. H
IO'Sullivan, uncle, l0l Baldwin street
Winchester, Mass.
Private Albert H. McArdle, l03d am.
bulance company, l0lst sanitary train
For extraordinary heroism in action east
Of Belleau woods, July is, 1918. Will.
giving first aid to a wounded soldier, who
had fallen in wheat field in range OF
enemy fire, Private McArdle received two
machine gun bullets through the thigh
In spite of his injury he continue at
work until the soldiers wounds had been
properly dressed and endeavored to carry
him out of danger but fell exhausted
from loss of blood. Home address
James McArdle, father, 20 Havre street,
East Boston, Mass
Private James c. Thompson, Company
c, l04th infantry For extraordinary
heroism in action near Bouresches
France, July 20, 1918. When wounded in
the right arm he refused TO be relieved
from duty and continued the operation
of his automatic rife with his left hand
Later he volunteered 70 act as a runner
and continued this duty until he fell ex.
hausted. Home address: James Thomp-
son, father, Hollis park, Cambridge
Mass
Private Phillip Roberge, Company D.
l03d machine gun battalion. For extra.
ordinary heroism in action near Belleau
France, July is, 1918. Private Roberge
showed absolute disregard of personal
danger while acting as litter bearer,
bringing in wounded from his own and
other companies under heavy machine
gun and artillery fire. While carrying
stretcher, which bore wounded sol
der, he received wound which put out
one of his eyes; yet he continued until
the wounded man had been taken TO the
dressing station. Home address: Louis
Roberges, father, 2l Dyer street, Daniel
son, Conn,
Private Mellen F. futile, Company B,
lo3d infantry. For extraordinary hero.
ism in action on hill No 100 near Cha.
teau Thierry, France, July 20, 1918
When all of the men of the automatic
rifle team of which he was member had
been wounded, Private Tuttle voluntar.
lily advanced alone, attacked a number
Of enemy machine gun nests which were
holding up the advance, and forced the
enemy to retreat, thereby making pos.
sible the continued forward movement
of his detachment. Home address: w
G. Tuttle. Intervale, Me.
Private Henry J. Layiolette, Company
X, l04th infantry, deceased, For extra
ordinary heroism in action near Chateau
Thiery, France, July 20-23, 1918. Pri.
vate Laviolette, acting L. S. A. runner
carried messages through heavy artillery
fire with absolute fearlessness until
killed. Next Of kin: Mrs Rose Payalles
sister, 100 Broad street, Marlboro, Mass
Private Jesse M, Bailey, sanitary de-
tachment, l03d machine gun battalion.
For extraordinary heroism In action near
Chateau Thierry, France, July 1924,
1918. Private Bailey gave an inspiring
example of courage and GOODNESS in treat
ing wounded for two days without rest
or food and under intense artillery and
machine gun fire. While maintaining a
dressing station in crater, an enemy
she'll struck in the center of the hole,
wounding nearly all in the crater and
severely injuring one man, who was bur
led in the earth and debris, Upon re-
gaining consciousness Private Bailey
treated all of the wounded men, helped
them to the first aid station, returned
and dug out the man who had been
buried and left for dead and succeeded in
resuscitating him. Home address, Mrs
Margaret E. Bailey, wife, l73 Waterman
street. Providence, X. |.
Private Edward Mcneil, Company B
l03d infantry. For extraordinary hero
ism in action near Bouresches, France,
july 20, 1918. Upon reaching his obiec-
tive, hill No. 100, in front Of Bcuresches,
he found he was the only man of his
squad left. Going forward, he entered
an-enemy machine gun position and at
the point of q bayonet captured three
machine guns and five prisoners. Home
address: Bella Mcneil, Mexico, Me.
Private John Mayne, deceased, medical
department, l0lst infantry. For extra
ordinary heroism in action in the Trugny
woods, near Chateau Thierry, France,
July %, 1918. Private Mayne, although
in an exposed position in the Trugny
woods under fire OF rifles and machine
guns, courageously treated the wounded,
inspiring the combat troops by his ex-
ample, until shot through the head and
killed. Next of kin; Mrs. Mary Mayne,
wife, nurses home, Massachusetts Home
opathic hospital, Boston, Mass.
Private Rudolph Holtz, Company d,
l0lst infantry. For extraordinary hero
ism in action in the TTugny woods, near