Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-03
SKETCHES MAINE
BOYS REPORTED
CASUALTY LISTS

who has returned to France after
having reported lin the hands or the
enemy' is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond 0. Sherman OF Boothbay
Harbor. He is q years old. unmar-
ried, and at the time Of his enlistment
was a student at university Of Maine.
Jackman, Jan. 1.-Private Edward
w. pcase. whose name appears in the
casualty list as wounded. degree I'M
determined. is the seventh son OF Mr..
and Mrs. julie Peasc and was born in
Chesuncooll % years ago. He has
lived here since his parents came
when he was 16 years old. He
worked on the home farm and went to
school, being represented by star
on the school flag. He enlisted in the
old Second Maine, Co. NJ, Of Augusta,
June II. 1917. being one Of the first
from his home town and then 20
years old. lie went from Augusta to
Camp Bartlett the latter part Of Au-
gust and then was transferred to Co.
ID of the 10Srd Infantry, 26th Division.
going overseas in September. First
to a rest camp in England for two
weeks. From there to France, hay
ing drilled there until Feb. /, when he
entered trenches and many interest
ing letters have been received from
him, being in the big Marine battle
and also Chateau Thierry and came
out without scratch. The last let
tiers received from him were dated
Sept. Is. He has been wounded since
but no information has been received
as to the extent of his injuries. All
Jackman hopes to welcome him home
with all the honors due a brave SOL
der.
Calais. Me-. Jan. 2.-Relatives Of
Private kenenth Mckenzie have
been notified that he was killed in
action Oct %. He was the son cf
Mrs. Frank Mckenzie Of St. Stephen,
N. b.. row Of Sackvilie, n. s., and
enlisted in the Nova Scotia infantr:
in 1917.
Skowbegan. Me-, Jan. 2-Samuel j.
Lemieux. reported as missing in ac-
ton. is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Lemieux of Skowhegan. and is 25
years old. He was born in Lisbon
Falls. but removed to Skowhegan at
an early age. He was an employee nf
the American Wolen Co. He entered
the Marine Corps April Is, 1918, and
went overseas the following SepteIn-
Der.
Pennington, Me. Jan. 2.-Herber::
S. Bean of East Wilton, missing in
action, is the only son Of the late Ev-
erett w. Bean of Pennington. He is
% years old.
Winterville, Me. Jan. o-Private
Alden p. Green, died Of disease, went
overseas last April in Battery F. 10th
Field Artillery. He was 20 years old,
one of the three sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Green in service, one being at
Camp Devens and the other just
landed on his way home from France.
Lincoln Center, Me-. Jan. 2-Pr:-
vate Carl Lincoln Burrill, Co. c, 39tl
Infantry, went overseas with the 18th
Division. was transferred and sent
to the front. He is reported severely
wounded in action. He and his ia
thcr, James o. Burrill, lived alone on
a small farm here, after the death Of
his mother when he was two years
old.
Madawasla. Me. Jan. 2.-Private
Joseph Albert. reported wounded in
action Oct. 10, went overseas in the
10th Division. but his relatives here
hae not heard from him directly for
lorg time. and do not know his
company and regiment. A brother,
Private Edward Albert, is in service
III France.