Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-12
CAMP DEvENs BOYS
 WILL ARRIVE TONIGHT
Nightly Rehearsais Are Being Held for Entertainment to be Staged Here,

Headquarters Co. Of the 301st Ma chine Gun B'n is about the busiest place in Camp Devens these cool Spring nights and sentries on guard around the Battalion are kept busy driving the crowd away that collect nightly to hear the boys rehearsing their big jazz that is to be held on April 18th.
 Men in the companies that are not from Norwich are complaining that they can't sleep at night, for after taps when all is quiet and the camp slum- beflng the evening silence is filled with sweet music from one of the sodoists who has been praeticing so diligently that he is even singing in his sleep and then the manly voice of the sentry is heard calling the Cor porad of the Guard to find out where the ma his who is having the night mare.
 The commanding officer of the bat tadion enjoys the music so much that he has detailed Carl Lyons and other men of the Company to do their re- hearsing during the day as their voices crowns out the Artillery Bombard- ment which has prevented the BattaI- ion from performing its daily duties.
 The Headquarters Quartet has been AI6dllY III dn 6SQoC1aIlY constructed dug-out that is imperYi- ous to stones that are sometimes thrown at it accidently but the boys show no fear as they know they will be appreciated when they come to Norwich to Knock them off the seatS''
 Through the intercession of the White Cross Council No. 13 Knights of Columbus the commanding officer have given the men the permission to leave Camp Friday noon and all will be home early Friday night, and the boys are all figuring on the time of their lives when they got home. It is hoped that Norwich will send them back with a fund that will necessitate attaehins special coach on the back Of the train.
 Officers of the battalion plan to avail themselves of the kind offer of the reception to be given by the Knights and the men are all practicing to see if they have lost any of their dancing ability in learning squads right" and all the other military movements.
 The Norwich boys who are coming to Norwich for the week end are as follows:
 Sergeant Major James F. Fleming, Sergeant Nicholas Speflnan, Sergeant Charles Arthur Jacobs, Sergeant Will liam German, Sergeant Webster D. Copp, Sergeant Thomas Driseoll Ser geant John McCaffery, Corporal Benja- min Sullivan. Corporal Frederick B. Powers, Corporal Raymond Sherman. Corporal Clarence A. Bonin, Corporal Otis B. Dorsey Corporal William Hunt ingten, Corporal Helgo Ericsson, Cor poral Charles Olson, Corporal Walter Woodmansee, Corporal William Fftz- gerald, Corporal Edward Mckay, Cor porA Thomas Pfeiffer, Corporal Nor man, Soules, Corporal Robert Cross; Privates-George H. Auburn Johnston B. Banf1eld, D. A. Belliveau, Lewis Bolton. Joseph Boneek, Lucia Bove, Dennis J. Bray, H. Braynan, Ferdi- nand Brodeur.
 Prfvates John W. Bromley, Clarence L. Briggs, John Carbtay, George W. Carpenter, Dennis Collins, George r. Counifan, John T. Dunion, John T. Evans, Dahir M. Francis. George Full ton. John Garbacz, M. Garuski, Vasil Karalambou, Henry Jiles Harrington, H. HendriclIson, Arthur Henshaw, William Houlihan, Joachim Japesnica, Paul F. Jatjowski, Louis Katz, J. T. Keeley, Paul Kosioski, Micholaj Ko- zak, Thomas Labbee. Adelard Laf1eehe, Richard Lane, William Leion, Clifford A. Lathrop, Michael F. Leonard. Fran cisco Lerante, James Lynch, Carl E. Lyons Harold R. Ma1com Harry Man dell John Eli Martin. James McGraw, John McGraw.
 Privates John H. Mcintyre, John Mercik, A. Meyer, James A. Pierson, Henry Plante, Benjamin Pullen, Fran eis Reardon, J. Rembowslxi, Joseph Roberts, Joseph Rondeau, Fred Roscoe G. I. Shaw. James Sellas, David F, Sheehan. A1ek Sherewijski, Nikito Shillo, K Silinski, Charles F. Sisson John Slattery, Joseph Silikowski, Earl Spicer, William Stelzner, Jozef Sur siak, James L. Sullivan, D. M Swee- ney, W. A. Sweeney Alex Szulbusky Ellis Taylor, Henry Tremblay, John Tsuros, Joseph Wit, John H. Wood Fred Woods. HlpolitN Woselowslsi
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