Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-08
NUMBER 2 7.

D, Second Maine, afterwsrd the 103d U.
8. Infantry. Discharged from the service
Sept. 13, 1917, at Westfisld, Mass, for
disability. Inducted into service under
the selective draft law, at South Paris,
Aug. s, 1918, for special service. and
sent to Syracuse, N. T., for training.
Promoted to sergeant At Syracuse. Dis.
charged ct Syracuse Oct. 8, 1918, for dis.
ability, following an attack OF influenza.
Roscoe Hszeu Butler. Born In DEN.
mark July 20, 1894, son OF George and
Addie E. n. (SanborD) Butler. Induct-
ed into service May %, at South Paris.
Training at Camp Devens. Assigned to
151st Battalion, Depot Brigade. Dis
charged Dec. 2, 1918, at Camp Devens.
Harold A. Campbell. Born In Auburn
May 20, 1899, SOD Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. p.
Campbell. Resident Of South Paris.
Voluntarily inducted into service Oct.
15, 1918, at South Paris. Assigned TO
Co. A, Mechanical Training Division.
Training at University of Maine, Orono.
Promoted to corporal. Discharged Dec.
Is, 1918.
Charles Lyden Cash. Born In Green.
wood May Z, 1895, son of Anson N. and
Martha L. Cash. Resident OF West Paris
at time of entering service. Inducted
into service April 20, 1918, at South
Paris. Training at Camp Devens. As
signed to Co. F, 301st Engineers. Sailed
July ID, 1918, from Hoboken, N. j.,
landed July 28 at Liverpool. Was In st.
Mihiel offensive, Sept. IL to 16, 1918, in
the Toul sector Sept. 16 to Nov. IL, In
the army of occupation from Nov. II,
1918, to May IL, 1919. Promoted to
corporal. Sailed for home June 5, 1919,
from St. Nazaire, France, Landed in Bos.
ton June Is. Discharged June 20, 1918,
at Camp Devens.
Maynard Tuell Chase. Born In North
Paris, Nov. 20, 1895, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Everett Chase. Enlisted April II,
1917, In Co. D, Second Maine Regiment.
Was with the company at Camp Keyes.
Augusta, and Camp Bartlett, Westfield,
Mass, and was honorably discharged at
the latter place Sept. ~, 1917. Inducted
into the service under the selective draft
law July %, 1918, and sent to Camp
Deveps. Assigned to the 48th Company,
151st Depot Brigade. Discharged Dec.
IL, 1918, as a first class private.
Lowell I. Churchill. Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Almon Churchill. Born Dec. 81.
1895. Enrolled in the American Lumber
Unit in Boston, June Is, 1917, and sailed
for Liverpool, England. Sailed for home
June II, 1918, from Liverpool to New
York, and was discharged June 25, 1918.
Inducted into service Aug. 2S, 1915, and
sent to Camp Devens. Assigned to 7th
Company, Depot Brigade. Discharged
Dec 12, 1918.
Stephen Parsons Clifford. Born In
South Paris June %, 1895, SON of Wallace
Kendall and Apphia (Parsons) Clifford.
Inductad into service Sept. 8, 1918.
at South Paris, and sent to Camp Dew.
ems. Assigned to 43d Co., 11th Trg. Bn.,
151st Depot Brigade. Promoted to
corporal Oct. II, 1918. Discharged Dec.
5, 1918, at Camp Devens.
Howard Raymond Cole. Born in Paris
July 25, 1894, son OF Joseph B. and
Emma j. Cole. Inducted into service
July 25, 1918, and sent to Camp Devens.
Assigned to Co. D, 74th Infantry, 18th
Division. Discharged Jan. 27, 1919.
Allie Gotta. Born In Coaticook, P. O.,
April 81, 1890, son Of Mitchell Gotta.
Residence at time OF entering service,
South Paris. Inducted into service May
20, 1918, at South Paris. Training at
Camp Devens. Assigned to Co. G, 3l7th
Field Signal Battalion, Signal Corps.
Sailed July 8, 1918, from Hoboken, n.
j., landed at Brest, France, July Is.
Worked at French and American switch.
board for three months. After the
armistice was signed played in band the
rest Of the time while In service. Sailed
for home May %, 1919, from Msrseilles,
France, landed in New York June 8.
Discharged at Camp DeveDs.
Harlaud L. Damon. Son of Mrs.
LulIe E. Rand of South Paris. Born In
South Paris Feb. 13, 1891. Inducted into
service June 25, 1918, at South Paris, and
sent to Camp Devens. Assigned to Co.
C, Goth Engineers. Trained at Camp
Devens and Fort Meyer, Va. Sailed
Sept. %, 1918, from Hoboken, landed
Oct. 6 at st. Nszsire, France. In bis
service abroad was engaged as operating
engineer on broad gauge railways. Pro.
noted to first class private. Sailed for
home April IA, 1919, from Bordeaux,
France, landed In Brooklyn, N. Y, April
27. Discharged May 13, 1919, at Camp
Devens.
Arthur Grsenleaf Dow. Son Of Frank
l.. and Mary I. Dow Of South Paris.
Born at West Paris July %, 1895. En-
listed In the navy May l, 1917, as electri-
clan, second class. Promoted to chief
From September to Decem.
Der, 1918, was in service abroad, sailing
Sept. l from Quebec for Liverpool.
While In England was assistant electri.
clan in charge of aviation repair base st
Eastleigh. Sailed for home Dec. 8, 1918,
from Liverpool, landed at New York
Dec. 10. Released March II, 1919, at
Pelham Bay training camp.
Chester Raymond Easson. Son of Mrs.
Ida N. Titcomb OF South Paris. Born In
Salem, Mass, May 20, 1895. Enlisted
May 8, 1917, in the 11th Company, First
Maine Coast Artillery. Later transferred
to Battery F, 54th C. A. c., then to Bat
terry A, 44th C. A. C. Training at Fort
Portland. Sailed March %,
1918, from Portland. landed April 8 ct
Scotland. Was attached to
A, 44th C. A. c., August, 1918,
as gas non. commissioned officer. This
was on the Champagne front. Moved to
st. Mihiel Sept. 8, and in drive from the
18th to the 10th. Guns we're moved to
opposite Metz, Sept. 20.
Oct. 23d, sent to hospital In Toul because
Of injury received at st. Mihiel. In.
listed as private, promoted to corporal.
Sailed for homo April 81, 1919, from
Brest, France, landed In Hoboken April
70. Discharged May Q, 1919, at Camp
Devens.
Edward S. Eastman. Son Of the late
Reuben Z. and Elma (Edwards) East.
man. Born in Portland Jan. IL, 1890,
but for years resident Of Paris. En-.
listed June ~, 1917, In Company D,
second Maine, afterward the 103d U. s.
Infantry. Training at Augusta and West.
field, Mass. Sailed Sept. 26, 1917, from
New York, for service abroad. Further
at Liffol-le-Grand, France.
Left that place for Chemio des Danes
sector Feb. 2, 1918. Relieved there, went
to Toul sector; second battle Of Msrne;
Chateau Tbierry; Argonne-Meuse sector,
where the regiment was when the
armistice was signed. Gsssed ut Apre-
mont, May 10, 1918. Gun shot wound at
Chateau Thisrry, July 20. Gassed in the
M euse sector Oc. 20, 1918 Pro-
noted to private frat class. Sailed for