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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29

day was well spent. 26 Scouts, ac-
companied by 8eoutmaster Dickey,
made the trip, in the Decrow. launch.
Louise. 1t was . day long to be re-
membered.
All arrangements for the parade on
Memorial Day are perfected. and ev-
erything indicates one Of the most
noteworthy in the history Of the
city. A feature this year will be the
company Of overseas men and others
who were In the service In tho late
war, which will be under the COM
mand Of Lieut.. Wilbur F. Colby.
The local company, Co. r Of the Third
Maine, win be in line In uniform.
also the Boy Scouts. Veterans OF
the Civil War in autos will take part.
with allied @. A. r. bodies.
The parade will start promptly at
10 o'clock, and will march over the
following streets: Forming on
Church street in front OF Memorial
hall with right resting on Market
street, down Market to High. to foot
Of Square, Church to Grove, to Con-
gress, to Maine. to Grove Cemetery.
Returning from the cemetery the line
of march will be down Maine to Ce-
dar, to Miller, to Church, to Custom
House Square. where it will disband.
The exercises in the Armory will fol-
low Immediately. Rev. William
Vaughan is the orator of the day and
o most interesting program has been
arranged in connection with his ad-
dress. The Belfast band will be in
attendance. Capt. Orrin J. Dickey
has charge Of all arrangements for
the parade.
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CHELSEA

Several relatives and friends Of Mr.
ana Mrs. r. v. Morgan gave them a
surprise party on Saturday, the &C.
casion being the 26th anniversary OF
their marriage.
Mrs. Florence Thompson and Mrs.
Doris Cain were Saturday guests OF
Mrs: VIM. Donashy in Farminsdale.
Miss AHA Donaghy was the week
end guest Of Mrs. Doris Cain.
Mrs. William Donashy. SON CLAYTON
and daughter Gladys. Mrs. Guthrie Of
Farmingdale and Helen Fisher Of
Augusta were Sunday callers at w. K.
Thompson's.
Mrs. 1ottie Collins of Gardner IA
the guest Of her nephew, Ralph
Hayes.
Miss Grace Thompson was in Hal.
lowell Saturday.
Ed1th katon 10 staying with Mrs.
]. o. Page for q short time.
Mrs. Susie Corbin was the weak.
end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Corbin Of Randolph.
Mrs. Belle Wasgatt recently under.
~ent surgical treatment at tho Au-
gusta hospital.
Miss Eva Searles 10 caring for Mr..
Mary Jane Stafford,
A daughter was recently born tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Morgan.
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to the home Of p. c. Clifford at
North vassalboro and after a few
weeks stay at her home in the place
Mrs. Letitia Pope Of East vassal-
boro was entertained recently for
the day by Mr. Gertrude Ingraham
at Mccoy's Crossing.
Gustave Page is reported on the
sick list.
DR.. Arthur w. Wyman and Mrs.
Wyman of Sabattus were visiting
relatives last week in the place.
Ezra Jones purchased Saturday a
new automobile.
Carl Weeks Of Providence. r. L.
was calling Tuesday on friends at
Pope avenue on the way to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard }.
Weeks.
Mrs. Howard Turner of Cleveland,
Ohio, who was staying at the home
of Edward Wyman is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb OF
Hallowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Tufts passed
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren G. johnson, "a North street
Linn Robinson was on business
Tuesday in Waterville for the day.
Memorial Sunday was OBJ
served here by a union service at the
Baptist church>with sermon by the
pastor. Rev. Paul Phalen will be the
orator on Memorial Day. The serv-
ices will be held in the Grange hall
at East Vassalboro.
H. J. Weeks has sold his farm to
parties from Milo and will move to
Providence, R I.
Miss Lura McQuillan and niece.
Annie have returned from Florida
where they passed the winter.
The orchards in this locality give
promise Of an excellent crop. except
for the Baldwin apples.
Lieut. Burr Berry is making an au-
tomobile trip through Massachusetts
Mr.. Hopkins Of Augusta was in
town Monday setting a stone at the
grave Of Miss Margaret Weber.
Kennebec Lodge will confer the
first degree on five candidates June
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PHYSICALLY FIT
AT. ANY AGE

!.iat A. y: s: ri k :.ss , ,sst
int9fsaa ef0aas h geoe eendttton and
Xho EAnays are tAs most over.
weeke4 organs IN tho human body.
When they beeak doW1 under the
stSain and the deadly uric acid &C.
en0alaEe0 and efystalkseo leSk out!
These sharp crystals tear and scratch
Tt delicate urinary channels causing
excruciating pain and Get up irTata-
tons which may cause premature de-
generation and often do turn into
deadh Bright's Disease.
One Of the FIRST War1tngs OF aug
sash kidney action 10 pain or eei0ness
in tie snall Of the hack, loss OF Ape
80. INDIGESTION or rheuma6sm.
Do not wait until the danger 10 upon
20 At he FIRST indication OF trouble
* aaeaf he cause ct once. Get tfiai
q GOLD MEDAL Harlem gu
laoe1lea, Imported direct from the
lolsrsfeeise Il holland. They viii give
ssSoS 6ms1iste relief. If for any
- they ebeaA not, your money vii
u FeiunAod Bnt Be sure to get GOLD
NEO1I. None other 10 genuine. j.
sealed boxes. three sizes.
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VASSALBORO

There will be the usual Memorial
Day exercises at East Vassalboro
on Friday, consisting Of program at
Monument Park at o'clock and an
address at the Grange hall by the
Few. Paul Phalen of Augusta at ;
o'clock. The Grange will furnish
dinner to the public at noon. All
members who have not been solicit
ed from are asked to contribute food
for the dinner.
Coleman Scott and family, George
Ham and family Of Pope avenue at
tended the funeral services of Mr..
Hams and Mrs. SCOTS niece. Bea-
trice vern Ham. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ham at Benton
avenue in Wins}ow
Harry Lee of North street. Angus
ia, made a brief call Wednesday in
town.
DR.. E c. Hooper of Winslow was
Tuesday caller at the Nome Of
Karl Gates.
Mrs. Anna Robinson has returned
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FOXCROFT

Appropriate services will be car
ried out Memorial Day. E. T.
Manroe, marshal; o. w. Hayes. presi-
dent Of the day; veterans of all
wars, Boy Scouts and school chill
dren above the Srd grade will as
semble in Union Square at IL
O'Clock and led by band will march
to Monument Square where services
will be conducted by Donty Frost.
Dinner will be served at 1910. Re-
assemble in Union square at las.
Band. Boy Scouts. soldiers vt late
war. ladies Of the G. A. r.. Relief
Corps and school children will march
to the United Baptist church. where
the following program will be car
ried out: Memorial hymn. CHOIR:
prayer; reading Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address; reading roll Of honor:
address by Rev. H. F. Huse; sing
ing America"
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W|NSL0W
High School Students to Pre-
sent Comedy - Enjoyable
Birthday Party Thistle
Club to Meet

The three-act comedy Much Ado
About Betty" will be presented by
the high school students this Thurs
day evening at the Grange hall at
7.45.
An enjoyable birthday party was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph p. Homer to
celebrate the third birthday of their
son John. He was presented win a
number Of presents by his relatives
and friends. The little people played
games and selections from the VIC
trola were enjoyed. Refreshments
of ice cream. cake. fancy crackers
and candy We're served. Two birth
day cakes with the lighted candles
were features of the occa sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eaton left
Monday for Medfeld. Mass. MAX
ing the trip by automobile. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
NY Scrfbner Of Waterville, who will
remain there. Mr.. Scribner has ac-
cepted a position as mechanic in a
factory.
Mrs. William r. HaDworth ens~r-
ed the Sisters hospital Tuesday and
underwent an operation Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Trefren and
little daughter Dorothy. after a Wis
it with relatives in town and in
Eassalboro; have returned to their
home at Lyndonville. Vt.
The Thistle Club will hold It's bus
mess meeting this Thursday evening
at the Taconnet clubhouse. Refresh
rnents will be served. AS it is the last
meeting Of the season a good attend
ance is requested.
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PITTSTON

! NORTH-Rev. L. H. Clarke Of Au-
gusta will hold services at North
Pittston schoolhouse Sunday evening,
! June l. beginning at s o'clock. 1t is
hoped that many may attend.
! Mrs. William King of Randolph has
! been passing a few days at her old
home here.
John Brayley, who has employment
at Clary's mill, North Whitefleld. was
at home with his family Sunday.
Edwin Taylorswas business Wis
itor at Wiscasset last week.
Madeline Sweetland Of Gardiner
was a weekend guest Of her cousin,
Elwyn Grant.
Mrs. George Sweetland and daugh-
ter Alice and grandson. Master John
Sweetiand of Gardiner. and Perley
Sweetland OF Manchester. were CALL
ers at c. K. Green's Sunday.
w. II. Grant having completed his
work at Columbia Falls, is at home
for a short time.
A party of young ladies' from
Gardiner and Randolph. including
Miss May McGugin. formerly of this
place. passed a most delightful day
at the farm owned by Frank Nc
Gugin last Saturday. The trip was
made on foot, a distance Of about
six miles, and the hike together
with the camp dinner and the sight
Of the beautiful colors Of Mother
Nature at this season Of the year
made day full Of memories which
will be long cherished by those par
ticipating.
EAST-walter H. Heath Of West
Gardiner was q visitor Sunday in
this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Marson and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ripley were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ripley
in Hallowell
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Warren of
Jefferson were guests Sunday Of rel
atives in town.
Clayton Albee Of Norridgewock was
a business visitor in this place. Fri
day.
F. B. Williams, Phippsburg, is Wis
iting at r. A. Marson's for a few
days.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Morang were
guests Sunday of relatives in Angus
ia.
William Scott Of Lewiston and Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Scott Of Gardiner
we're guests Tuesday at the home of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Scott OF Gar
diner were guests Tuesday at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wadsworth Lewis
and family Of Whitefield and Mrs. C..
F. Donnell Of Windsor were callers
Tuesday on friends in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Morang Of
Chelsea were weekend guests at the
home Of o. w. Nash.
Mrs. w. e. 6eelkins passed the week
end with relatives in Augusta.
Mrs. G. G. Cary was business vis-
itor. Monday in Gardiner.
Miss Marguerite Scott passed the
week end with relatives in Gardiner.
Mrs. @. B. Labaree was the week
end guest Of relatives in Whitefisld.
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RICHMOND

Progressive Grange will hold it, IN.
nval fair next Wednesday ana Thure'
day. May q. and =. at Grange hail.
Richmond Corner. Wednesday evening.
a play will b given, followed by a
dance. Thursday evening there VIII be
a farce, followed by dance
The young people Of the Bapust
church held a food sale at the store OF
]. N. Jordan, Saturday afternoon. May
q, at $50 o'clock. The food sold out
quickly and much more could nave oeen
sold.
The community chorus met at the
Methodist chapel. Monday evening and
rehearsed songs for Memorial day.
goodly number were present.
The local branch Of the Red Crosse
met at Mrs. Dunham's on Front street
at Z O'Clock Saturday evening.
State Detective Fred A. Tarbox was
in town Wednesday, investigating the
killing Of sheep by dogs in Bowdoin-
ham valued at $l4c0 and for which
damage State will be called upon to
pay.
Memorial Sunday. May Is. the MEM
bers of John Merrill Post met with
1HoNlAS H. 11SIOSIS Ou ! ASnSsAAS SsA WV
at 1855 and attended a Memorial ser
mon delivered by the Rev. John Duns-
tan OF the Methodist church. Special
invitations were given to our boys who
fought in the world war. Only four ac-
cepted the invitation and marched In
behind the older veterans They were
Frank Saunders. Roy fitzpatrick. Ma
thaniel Gilpatrick and Ray Focte.
Mrs. s. NJ. Preble and Mrs. Lena M.
Harlow were visitors in Augusta Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. b. Day passed the
weekend at Days Rest, Capitol Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Card of SomerviNe.
Mass. were weekend guests OF Ar.
and Mrs. Stanley Card.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hawkes. passed
the weekend at their cottage on Capt.
toll Island.
DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Hubbard arrived in
town Thursday and passed the week.
end at the home on Swan Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammond of
Fairfield passed a day with their moth
er. Mrs. H. Hammond. at the home vt
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Duren, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Preble Of
Portsmouth. N. H., are passing . two
weeks vacation at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs A. s. Sherburne.
Francis r. Ridley of Bowdoin college
passed two days last week with his
parents in this town.
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BELFAST
City to Have Captured German
CannOn-Plans for Memorial
Day Perfected-Sc0uts Visit
Fl. Knox

Through the efforts Of Congress
man John A.. Peters and at the in
stigation OF Capt. Dickey of Co. F,
Third Maine. Belfast will probably
get one Of the captuped German can
non. This will be suitably mounted
by Co. F and placed in some promin-
cnt position in the city. together with
a tablet bearing the names of the
Belfast boys who fell on the Field of
Honor in the late war. 1t will be
fitting memorial. Co. F, while ready
and anxious to take part in the con-
fiict was not called: was recruited
during the da rkeSt days of the war.
and this testimonial from them is a
gift which the city cannotsfail to APP
preciate.
The Boy Scouts Of ihe Belfast troop
had a wonderful day recently. when
by special permit of the War Depart
ment they were allowed to pass the
day in historic old Fort Knox. COM
pleted nearly so years ago, and said
to be one of the finest pieces of mas
onry in America today. For many
years. although not garrisoned. it has
stood a silent seminal on the Penob-
scot River at the entrance to Bucks
port, and the day within its grim
walls was one never to be forgotten
by these young Americans. They
explored every nook and corner OF
the old place even to the magazines,
and asked many questions of the Of
ficer in charge. 1t was a lesson in
history as well as a delightful out
ing. They ate their lunch on the
lawns overlooking the river and in
the afternoon visited quaint old
Bucksport. which during the past few
years has taken on new glamour
for the small boys especially. for it
is the home Of Dustin and William
Farnum. movie heroes. They also
visited the old Jed Prouty Tavern,
made famous by Richard Golden for
Bucksport' was also his home and
that of his wife. Dora Wiley. the
beautiful singer of Maine. A visit
was made to the Blodgett tannery
and other places in the town. includ-
ing the gym at the Seminary. and the
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our neightnr2
and friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown us in our deepest
sorrow and bereavement in the loss
of our dear wife, mother anG sis
ter. Also for the many beautiful
flowers, especially the Progressive
Spiritual Society Of Augusta aid
the National Cash Register Co. oi
Dayton. Ohio.
MR.. EDWARD wYMAN.
Mrs, AVA NJ. VIGUE.
Mr.. HOWARD TURNER.
MRS. MARY MCCARTHY.
MR.. EDWARD MOORE.
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DRESDEN MILLS

Mrs. Katie Wingate is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. NJ. Avis Bickford.
w. r.. Houdlette has purchased q
small automobile to use on the rural
delivery.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. E. Ersline OF Now
castle were callers at c. II. McDon.
AIDS Monday.
Miss Sadie Allen IL at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 0eyer, Mr..
and Mrs. George watson and little
daughter Of Jefferson and Mrs.. John
Reay and son Charlie Of Newcastle
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LARONE

Miss Marian Damren Of Larons IN
visiting her sister. Mrs. Willie Flew.
cling of Norridgeweck.
Clyde Damren, conductor from
Augusta to Portland was Q Sunday
guest Of his family in Larone, also his
sister. Mrs. Frank Wheeler and little
son frankie Of Fairfield.
Mrs. Florence Strickland 10 quite Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Booker and lit
tic sen are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Nrs. I. ]. Booker,
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re callers at r. B. Cheney's Sun

were callers at r. B. Cheney's Sun
day.
Little Parker Blinn has gone to
Augusta where he has undergone an
operation Of the throat and was COM
Portable when last heard from.
Mrs. Fred Allen has returned from
an extended visit with her husband
In New Hampshire.
The regular Monday night dance
held In Masonic building was well at
tended. There Is to be q dance every
Monday night
That the patroled road IL the thing
is shown by the many autos passing
through the village.
Mrs. NJ. e. Mcdonald has been hav.
ing quite bad attack Of bronchitis.
Mrs. Sadie Cloud passed Monday In
Bath.
Mrs. Susie Mayors IL stopping with
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ALBION

Mrs. velma Bryant has gone ,,x
Haven, Conn.,. to visit her hu.
who recently arrived from o'e'
Miss Ella Fuller Of WateF'n' a,
the guest Of relatives IN low" d,
Cleve Knowlton arrived IN Wv.
Saturday, having received "'"'
discharge from service.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Fuller anu ', \,
ter Ruth from South CHINA anu -,
verna Gould were callers e'''1''
J. c. Gould's.
Harold Knights has arrN''
from Camp Devens. Hav'ns 'e>'
discharge from tho service.
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A. Halleran, Brookline, Mass: John
]. Kelly. Chariestown. Mess: An
drew Kisilske. Plantsville, Conn;
CHARLES w. BICKFORD, READ
FIELD DEPOT. ME-: Harlan Bur-
CESS. Plainvtlle. Conn.,; Musician
Bert H. Davies, Boston. Mass: Ne.
chanic Arthur NJ. Rogers. Waltham.
Mass: Wagoners Massino Deberdar-
Lankinick. Worcester. Mass: Thorn
as Laro. Enfield, N. H.; Herman p.
Newton. Branford. Conn.,: Davi1 r.
Percy. Jr.. Arlington. Mass; George
A. Perigny. Lowell. Mass; Archie
Ramsbottom, New Bedford. Mass;
Raymond A. Roberts, Manchester.
N. H.; Ernest w. Stiner. Springfield.
Mass; George H. Walton, Wake
field. Mass; George H. Bridge. Car
diner, Mass: George E. Chard, Ha-
verhill. Mass; Ernest Charron.
Nashua, NJ H.: Donald S. Chase.
Lexington, Mass: Thomas Chase.
Somersworth. N. H.: Joseph A. Gar
cha, New Bedford. Mass: Charles
E. Hinchliffe, Bristol. Conn: Jas. P.
Bentley, North Saugus. Mass: AL
A4cU l.. SuIidus "OAVSSScI, &A"SS''
Edward A. Curran, Westville. Conn.,;
Raymond v. killey, Worcester.
Mass: Joseph Laporto. Dorchester.
Mass: Privates Howard H. Hero.
Natick,' Mass; Ralph N. Minard.
East Clarendon, VT: Frank J. Ram
say. New Britain. Conn.,: Charles G.
Lefebvre, Holyoke. Mass: George A.
Nourse, Hyde Park. Mass; John
Perry, Berlin, N. H.: Clarence F.
Roberts. Southbury. Conn.,: Albert w.
Rockwell, Watertown. Mass: Dennir
Lanni. Lawrence. Mass: John A.
AIarkley. South Boston, Mass; John
NJ. Perry. Boston. Mass; Louis r.
Perry. Providence, r. I.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died Of Disease
Corp. Daniel J. O'Sullivan. Law
renee. Mass: PRIVATE JOHN j.
MCNAMARA. BANGOR, ME.
CORRECTIONS
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
Private Leo J. LHomme. Alta
waugon. Conn.
Died, Previously Reported Missing in
Action
Corp. Arthur Passek, Naugatucls
Conn.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re.
ported Missing in Action
Privates Henry NJ. Grady, Lowell,
Mass: Edward Healy. Providence, r.
l.: Morris Katz. Providence. r. l.:
David I. Molinsky, Brockton. Mass:
Frederick L. Radcliffe, Waterbury
Conn; Frank Stokowski, Fall River
Mace
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ONLY Treatment
THAT Gave RELIEF
Suffered Three Years Before
Finding "FrMl-a-tIes'
Central Wharf, Boston. Mass.

"For three years, I was troubled
with Constipation. accompanied by
Dizziness and Violent Headaches. I
took medicines and laxatives. but
without permanent relief.
Last October. I heard of "Fruit-a-
tives" or Fruit Liver Tablets. l used
one box and the results were so pro-
nounced that bought two dozen
boxes.
/ continued using "Fruit-a-tives"
until the twenty four boxes were fin
ished, when my physical condition
was perfect" JAS. J. ROYAL.
soc. a box. 6 for $3.50. trial size Csc.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG. n. Y.-Adv.
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NOTICE OF coNrRAcroaa

NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS
The Building Committees Of the Iah.
View School House. Lake View, NainS.
invite bids for . ons-story school house'
Building TO- be Of wood. Four ciass
rooms on the hrst floor, Auditorium
and two class rooms in the basement.
Bids to include heating. electric wirinG
and plumbing.
Bids will Be received up to June 4
1912. when they will DO opened ana pub.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Plans and speainca tons may b haA
from the Building Committees. Laks
q. TlNxHAM. Chalxmaa.
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FIVE MAINE MEN
LISTED IN CASUALTIES

lieu 1TOIu WOuIiuS D
Died Of accident and other causes 20
Died Of disease ............... 6
Wounded severely ............. %
Wounded degree undetermined) SO
Wounded slightly ................4 2S
Missing in action ............. 3
1OIdl .Ofs
The list for New England is as
follows:
Died Of Wounds
Private Gust Demopales, West
field. Mass.
Died Of Accident
Private George J. Charlton. Rich
mond, Vt.
Wounded Severely
Sergt. Peter ]. Brisson. Amesbury.
Mass; Private Thomas H. Sheppard,
Chelsea, Mass.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Privates Joseph A. Paquette, Wa
terbury. Conn: James J. Coleman,
Bridgeport, Conn: George F. Cur
tbs. Torrington, Conn: Frank Dom
broski. Stamford. Conn; Thomas
Donnelly, New Haven. Conn.
Wounded Slightly
Lieuts. IRWIN E. DOANE, BAN
COR. ME: Ralph W. Fearing, Bos-
ton. Mass; Horace c. Woodland,
Campello, Mass: Sergts. Edward
Brault, Beverly. MASS: JOSEPH c.
BRIDGES. WATERVILL.E. ME-;
Reginald !. Briggs. Waverly, Mass;
Joseph A. Chauncey, White Rock. r.
L.; Alfred J. Anderson. Providence,
r. l.: Jerry S. La Porte, Worces-
ter. Mass: Robert H. Perkins, Mel
rose, Mass: Corps. Lawrence F. Dut-
ton, Lawrence, Mass: Henry c. Bux-
ton, bridgeport. Conn; Walter l..
Driscoll. Maiden, Mass: CAND1DE
DUMAS. VAN buren,, ME-; Leo
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oh, StOl1laC|

her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Mcp0D'
for q few days.
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Privates Henry n. Grady, Lowell.
T.: Morris Katz. Providence R. l.:
David I. Molinsky. Brockton. Mass:
Frederick L. Radcliffe, Waterbury.
Conn; Frank Stokowski, Fall River.
Mass