Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-07
Waterville Boy
Reported Slightly Wounded

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| CORP. DENNIS CAREY
Dennis Carey was born in Water
vile q years ago. the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Carey. He enlisted in CO.
II. 1O3rd Infantry. April IS, 1917. He
was promoted to the rank Of corporal
in France.
Lewiston, Me. Dec. 6.--Mrs. Car
rie Davis of Holland street has been
notified that her son, Corp. Raymond
( Davis, has been wounded by shrap-
mel in the face. He is 10 years old
and left Lewiston with the old Co.
G. y. g. He is now Of Co. {. 11th
Artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Delorme Of
Oak street have been notified that
their son. Private Henry Delorme.
! was wounded by an exploding mas
lard gas shell He IS with the 103Td
Infantry.
Lisbon Fails Me, Dec. 5.-kerwin
Butcher, son of Samuel Butcher. was
wounded in action Oct. 16. according
% Il letter received by his father
Wednesday, He wrote the letter lying
i'll q hospital bed in France Oct. ~.
He has q hip. wound from machine
gun fire.
Liyermore Falls Me. Dec G..
Capt. Lester Z. Wills. CO. u, 2SLh
Infantry, aged %. reported dead from
| disease. is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wills, two broth
els ND one sister.
Yarmouth. Me. Dec. 6.-Charias
/ Garland Loring of Co. d. Attn 1nfan-
try, was slightly wounded Oct. .,
according to word received by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred i. Lor-
ing, yesterday. He is 10 years Old
and enlisted in February,
Portland, Me, Dec. 6.-Leut. ALVIN
Bentley, whose death from scarlet
fever Nov. 16 in France has just beer
reported, was the husband IF Miss
Helen Patterson. daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs Herbert j. Patte-s"n Of
this city. who with a young son. sur
vi, eS him.
st David, Me. Dec. 6.-I'r".tte
Ihor.as o. Cyr. Co. L. 3eth lntantry.
reported killed in action Oct. :, was
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Onesimc
Cyr. lie was 20 years old. "r 'ther
| Private ital Cyr, is in the same r. 2l'
men
harrington Nc. Dec. G.-Serst.
Harold d. Plummer. Go. ], 103rd n
fantry. was wounded in action IT
Chateau Thierry. lie enlisted IN 20.
Of PASSPORT. I'd Maine Regiment, ~
! April. 1917. Went overseas with 'hc
| 18th Division and had been in active
service ana in many engagements mp
to the time he was wounded. tie Is
tho oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ford II. Plummer.
One Portland boy, Private Carl Roy
Reynolds, son of Mrs. Eliza Reynolds
of North street is listed among the oN-
erseas casualties announced Wednes-
day. Private Reynolds is reported
severely wounded, and a telegram has
been received by his relatives stating
that he fell in battle on Oct. 20, and is
now confined in a hospital in France.
He was serving with the o2oth Ma
chine Gun Battalion, unit of the
16srd Infantry Brigade. S2nd Division.
He went to Franch last March. having
enlisted in spite of an earlier reJec-
ton for service because of slight
physical handicap.
Resides his mother he has sister.
Mrs. Irving residing at A Kellogg
street. Portland. lie is one of n fam
ilv of 10 children, another brother.
| Quincy Reynolds being on active duty
with the Machine Gun Battalion OF
the 102rd infantry, former Bangor
unit Of the Second Maine Infantry.
| Following 4 recent engagement both
/ brothers met and conNcrsed on the
field Of battle the unit to which Priv
late Carl Reynolds is attached going in
to an important sector TO relieve the
, 1o3rd Machine Gun Battalion.
Atlantic, Me, Nov. o-PriNate Mill
lard Eugene Norwood was killed in
action oct. g. according to potifica-
ton received by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. NJ Norwood of Southwest
Harhor Hc entered the service in
December. 1917. at Fort Mckinley.
with Battery G, 57th Coast Artillery.
He was % years old and leaves his
wife and one son, besides his parents,
four sisters and brother, Clarence F.
Norwood. quartermaster on the Z.
S. S. IAakeshore.
Augusta. Me. Dec. 5-Georses Cir
oux of York street has received
telegram from the War Department
stating that his son. Emile GirouX,
had been wounded i'm action. He is
% and enlisted in >Co NJ, 103rd In
fantry. in April. 1917. He was gassed
June Is and for while was in hos
pital but later went back to his
STATE OF MAINE.