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Barberio, Domenico Scaglione, Lorenzo
D'Arcey, Thomas Francis Keegan, Edward Augustus
Greenwood, Clifford Albert Conroy, John William
Dunleavy, Francis M. Davis, Ralph Warren
Assigned to Infantry.
To report at State Fair Grounds, Syracuse, N. Y.,
July 30th, 1918
Pillion, James M. Browne, Martin
Cipriano, Filomeno Carrabis, Antonio
Briggs, Raymond E. Johnson, Frank
Stuart, John R., 3rd Roche, Francis J.
Jones, Edward T. Giles, Ralph
Lucas, John Thompson, John Francis Assigned to A. G. N. A.
To report at Wentworth Institute, Boston, Mass., September 1st, 1918
Bengtson, Carl Arvid
Harris, Everett Edmund
Dumont, Oscar Eddie Morrison, Stanley Peter
Assigned to Infantry
To report at Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga., August 26th, 1918
Walker, Theron B. Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., August 29th, 1918 Dentato, Domenico Cronin, Michael Lawrence Withington, George Judd Foley, Allen John Assigned to Camp Devens.
To report at Madison Barracks, Sackett's Harbor, New Mitchell, F. Burton York, August 29th, 1918
Assigned to A. S. S. C.
To report at Camp for U. S. Troops, Syracuse, New York, September 6th, 1918
Lcary, Edward Francis Halfrey, Francis A.
Cox, Wallace Leslie Sawyer, James H.
Jepsen, George H. Hayden, Clark
Tancred, Charles F.
Roche, James J.
Paterson, Lester Andrew Simmons, Clifton H.
Moore, Raymond A.
Travis, David H.
McBride, John Lawrence
Higgins, James Leo
Stewart, William F.
Whitten, Ralph S.
Assigned to A. G. U. S. A.
To report at camp for U. S. Troops, Syracuse, New York, September 7th, 1918
Hobbs, Harold Wade
Assigned to A. G. U. S. A.
To report at Camp Forrest, Lytle, Ga.
Cifelli, Angelo
Assigned to Engineers.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., September 3rd. 1918
Cornell, Patrick Francis Barberio, Salvatore
Prendergast, Carl Andrew Maguire, Edward Hugh
Mclaughlin, George R.
Costanzo, Luigi
Lonergan, John F.
Murphy, John Patrick
Amendola, Joseph O'Donnell, John Bernard
Vahey, Thomas Henry Slamin, Rudolph Bassil
Brenan, Earl Lamberth Mulcahy, Edward James
Cericolo, Michele
Rich, Irving Benson
Hurd, Charles Linden
Hurst, Scott Adams
Frost, Howard R.
Rowe, Alexander F.
Cox, John Edward Whittinghill, Dexter C.
Assigned to A. G. D. U. S. A.
To report at Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, August 15th, 1918
Dimambro, Antonio Quirk, Michael Joseph
Assigned to M. C. U. S. A.
To report at Camp Upton, Yaphank, New York, September 5th, 1918
Franey, Thomas Aloysius Greene, Fred Lawrence
Otterlund, Peter August
Mc Bride, Thomas J.
Garvin, William Joseph Rooney, Frederick Clifford
Geyer, George Ross Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass.,
September 6th, 1918
Kyle, John E. Assigned to A. G. D. U. S. A.
To report at Camp Upton, Yaphank, New York,
August 30th, 1918
Coakley, Michael R.
McGlynn, John J.
Connor, Walter Vincent
Veduccio, Peter
Lill, Francis Joseph Gibbs, James Frederick
Greer, Thomas Waters, Jr. Pinkham, Harold Newton
Duke, Charles Henry Assigned to Infantry.
Jackson, Harry A.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass, August 1st, 1918 Givens, Leo J. (2nd reg.) Williams, Charles David Samuda, Chas. A. (2nd reg.) Gray, Harry Edward Mingingall, Etson Spikes, Winthrop Opheus
Cooper, William Green Assigned to A. G. D. U. S. A.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., September 19th,, 1918
Carbone, Francesco
Assigned to Camp Devens.
To report at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky, September 2nd, 1918 Jones, John Clark, Jr. Assigned to Camp Taylor.
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To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., September 25th, 1918
Lomax, Chester Burrell
Assigned to Camp Devens.
To report at Burlington, Vermont, September 19th, 1918 Zedran, Gerald F. Morrizio, Vincenzo
Champagne, Samuel Joseph llartford, Walter Wallace
Doherty, Henry M. Glynn, Thomas Joseph Assigned to Infantry.
To report at Fort Williams, Mainc, October 21st, 1918 Langdale, Arthur Clyde Troy, Joseph Michael
Perry, Carl Chamberlain Guizzi, Louis
Kain, Andrew Cook McIsaac, Henry Aloysius
Gingrass, Joseph Omar Crowley, Joseph Harold
Porter, George W. Ormon, James Brodie
Assigned to C. A.
To report at Fort Rodman, Mass., October 23rd, 1918 Kirk, William James
Noyes, William Fiske, Jr.
Sands, Alan Frank Bryson, John Francis
Montecalvo, Michele
Assigned to C. A.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., July 15th, 1918 See. Fong Assigned to Camp Devens.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., August 1st, 1918 Dwyer. James J.
Assigned to Camp Devens.
To report at Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass., August 2nd, 1918 Gray, Walter T.
Assigned to Camp Devens.
To report at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky., October 6th, 1918
Holden, Sydney B. Assigned to Camp Taylor.
To report at Department of Military Aeronautics, St. Paul, Minn., October 10th, 1918 Marion, Harold Gerald
Assigned to Department of Military Aeronautics.
To report at Carlstrom Field, Arcadia, Florida, October 16th, 1918
Nagle, Edmond Assigned to Carlstrom Field.
To report to Motor Transport Corps, October 21st, 1918 Walsh, George Edwin Assigned to Motor Transport Corps.
To report at Carlstrom Field. Arcadia, Florida, October 21st, 1918
Brown, Knox Thomas
Assigned to Carlstrom Field.
To report at Fort Monroe, Va., October 22nd, 1918 James, Donald Denny Assigned to Fort Monroe, Va.
To report at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky., October 22nd, 1918
Gleason, Gilbert 1lowes
Assigned to Camp Taylor.
To report at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky., October 23rd, 1918
Bruner, Maylert, Jr. Assigned to Camp Taylor.
To report at 22 Tremont Row, Scollay Sq., Boston, Mass., October 26th, 1918 Ferguson, Robert Mason Assigned to U. S. Navy.
To report at Fort Williams, Maine, October 28th, 1918 Weaver, Norman A. Gizzi, Beneditto G.
Assigned to Coast Artillery.
To report to U. S. Navy, October 29th, 1918 Shaw, Raymond R. Assigned to U. S. Navy.
To report at Fort Warren, Boston, Mass., October 30th, 1918 Stockman, Frank Leland
Assigned to Fort Warren.
To report to Marine Corps, November 1st, 1918 Dath, Gerald Henry
Assigned to Marine Corps.
To report at Motor Transport Corps, Camp Meigs, Washington, D. C., November 2nd, 1918
Brown, John Franklin
Assigned to Motor Transport Corps.
To report to U. S. Navy, November 4th, 1918 Ireland, Irving Whitney
Assigned to U. S. Navy.
To report-at Camp Mead, Md., November 4th, 1918 Healy, Joseph A.
Assigned to Camp Mead.
To report to U. S. Marine Corps, November 4th, 1918 Christopher, Tilyon
Assigned to U. S. Marine Corps.
To report at Camp Mead, Admiral, Md., November 7th, 1918 DiNicola, Gabriel
Assigned to Camp Mead.
To report to Dept. of Military Aeronautics, November 5th, 1918
Merrill, Erland Grecn Assigned to Dept. of Military Aeronautics.
To report at Central Officers' Training School, November 5th, 1918 Billings, Ralph Morton Assigned to C. O. T. S.
To report at Central Officers' Training School, November 5th, 1918
Fuller, William Francis
Assigned to C. O. T. S.
To report to Marine Corps, November 5th, 1918 Healy, John James, Jr. Assigned to Marine Corps.
To report to Department of Military Aeronautics, November 6th, 1918
Poole, Orren Clifford, Jr.
Assigned to Dept. of Military Aeronautics.
To report to Quartermaster Corps, November 6th, 1918 Kinchla, Henry Joseph
Assigned to Q. M. C.
To report to Motor Transport Corps, November 7th, 1918 Sullivan, Stephen Francis
Assigned to Motor Transport Corps.
To report to Motor Transport Corps, Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Florida, November 7th, 1918
Edwards, Norman Charles Assigned to Motor Transport Corps.
To report to C. O. T. S., Camp Lee, Virginia,
November 9th, 1918
Cornell, Ward Ireland
Assigned to C. O. T. S.
To report at Camp Holbird, Unit No. 506, Baltimore, Md., November 6th, 1918 Giles, Arthur Raymond Assigned to Camp Holbird.
To report to C. O. T. S., Camp Lee. Petersburg, Virginia, November 11th, 1918
Alden, John Gale Assigned to C. O. T. S.
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STUDENT ARMY TRAINING CORPS
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 1st, 1918
Ferguson, Norman Edmands
Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report to Harvard Unit, Naval, October 1st, 1918 Jones, Frederick Everett, Jr. Sabinc, Charles William, 3rd Assigned to N. S. A. T. C., Harvard University.
To report at Cambridge, Mass., October 1st, 1918 Curry, Donald Woodworth
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Cambridge.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology,
October 1st, 1918
Secord, Harold W. M. Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Williams College, October 1st, 1918 Story, Bradford F.
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Williams College.
To report to Williams College Unit, October 1st, 1918 Brigham, Ferdinand
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Williams College.
To report to Williams College Unit, October 1st, 1918 Cole, Richard B. Assigned to S. A. T. C., Williams College.
To report to Williams College Unit, October 1st, 1918 Jones, Damon E. Assigned to S. A. T. C., Williams College.
To report to Williams College Unit, October 1st, 1918 Noble, Charles C. Assigned to S. A. T. C., Williams College.
To report to Brown Naval Unit, Providence, R. I., October 1st, 1918 Thompkins, Fred Luther, Jr.
Assigned to N. S. A. T. C., Brown.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 2nd, 1918
Genaske, Albert Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 2nd, 1918 Spaulding, Francis Wheeler
Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 3rd, 1918
Slayter, Francis Edward Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report to Marine Unit, Harvard University, October 3rd, 1918
Jones, Durham
Assigned to Marine Unit, S. A. T. C., Harvard University.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 4th, 1918 Bigelow, Homer Lane, Jr. Richards, Charles Wentworth Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Bowdoin College, October 4th, 1918 Anderson. Frederick Wolfe
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Bowdoin College.
To report at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Mass., October 4th, 1918 Whalen, William Patrick Assigned to S. A. T. C., Boston College.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 5th, 1918
Baker, John Burton Trowbridge, Lawrence W. MacDonald, Edmund John Oakes, Richard Bradford Plimpton, John Alden Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, October 5th, 1918
Hurley, Henry Francis
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Boston College.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 7th, 1918
Holmes, Phillip Bradford Brimblecom, Warren Kingsbury Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Yale University, October 7th, 1918 Ripley, David N. Assigned to S. A. T. C., Yale University.
To report at Yale University, October 8th, 1918
Marshall, Howard Walker Fiske, Robert Bishop Assigned to S. A. T. C., Yale University.
To report at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Mass., October 8th, 1918
Kerivan, Richard L.
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Yale University.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 9th, 1918
Pierce, Henry Carlton Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. 1. T.
To report at Yale University, October 1st, 1918 Badger, Theodore L.
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Yale University.
To report at Cambridge, Mass., October 9th, 1918 Keith, Scott Webber, Faton Assigned to S. A. T. C., Cambridge.
To report at Yale University, October 9th, 1918 Angier, Donald Assigned to S. A. T. C., Yale University.
To report at Cambridge, Mass., October 9th, 1918 McCarthy, Daniel Edward
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Cambridge, Mass.
To report to Tufts Naval Unit, October 9th, 1918 Doherty, William John Tucker, Harold Williams Assigned to N. S. A. T. C., Tufts College.
To report at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Mass., October 9th, 1918 Graham, Walter Raymond
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Boston College.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology,
October 10th, 1918
Finch, Herman Francis Starkweather, John Burr Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at University of Pennsylvania, October 10th, 1918 Littig, Sibley
Assigned to S. A. T. C., University of Pennsylvania.
To report at Tufts College, October 11th, 1918 Mckay, George Monroe
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Tufts College.
To report at Tufts College, October 14th, 1918 Enholm, Philip Andrew Assigned to S. A. T. C., Tuits College.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 14th, 1918
Boucher, William Frederick, Jr.
Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Cambridge, Mass., October 14th, 1918 Terkelsen, Edwin Andrew
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Cambridge.
To report at Northeastern College, Boston, Mass., October 14th, 1918
Bernard, Raymond Marvin Sperl, Warren Libbey Assigned to S. A. T. C., Northeastern College.
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To report at Tufts College, October 14th, 1918 Collieson, John A., Jr.
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Tufts College.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 15th, 1918
Brewer, Frederick Henry
Ranlett, Frederick Jordan, Jr.
Sanders, Leslie Benjamin, Jr.
Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Northeastern College, Boston, Mass., October 15th, 1918
Foran, William Francis
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Northeastern College.
To report at Lowell Textile Institute, Lowell, Mass. Donahue, Frank C.
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Lowell Textile Institute.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 16th, 1918
Rich, William Thayer, Jr. Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at Tufts College, October 17th, 1918 Feola, Joseph
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Tufts College.
To report at Wentworth Institute, October 22nd, 1918 MacDonald, John Archibald Assigned to S. A. T. C .. Wentworth Institute.
To report at Cambridge, Mass., October 23rd, 1918 Blood, Roderic M.
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Cambridge, Mass.
To report at Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass., October 23, 1918
Hargedon, Vincent Peter
Mooney, John J. Mullen, George Lineham Assigned to S. A. T. C., Holy Cross College.
To report at Wentworth Institute, October 24th, 1918 Freeman, Richard Woodworth
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Wentworth Institute.
To report at Mass. Institute of Technology, October 25th, 1918
Hanley, Albert Joseph
Assigned to S. A. T. C., M. I. T.
To report at 22 Tremont Row, Scollay Square,
October 26th, 1918
Hunt, Albert Morrill
Assigned to U. S. Navy.
To report to S. A. T. C., October 26th, 1918 Eaton, Austin Choate
Assigned to S. A. T. C.
To report at Wentworth Institute, October 30th, 1918 Jones, Herbert Pike
Assigned to S. A. T. C., Wentworth Institute.
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MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
COMPANY C, 101st INFANTRY
Company C. Fifth Regiment Infantry, Massachu- setts National Guard, the local Newton Company, was mobilized for service on July 25th. On August 7th it made a farewell parade before complying with or- ders to entrain at Camp Charlotte, North Carolina. While there, this Company was merged into Company C. 101st Regiment of the National Guard.
Names of the members of this Company with notes of their service are on the following roster :
Captain H. D. Cormerais. Severely wounded.
Lieutenant Walter G. Barrows
Lieutenant Edward Edmunds. Promoted to Captain, Dis- tinguished Service Cross for Gallantry 1st Sergeant A. L. Taffe
Sergeants
Albert Randall William M. Breen
Jolın J. Pendegast James D. Phillips George Hennrikus
John A. MacClellan. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant Raymond F. Gibbons
Robert L. Cunningham
Corporals
David L. Keefe Nicholas Bibbo
James J. McDevitt. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant Wesley F. Pease, Jr.
Harold W. Trefry
Harry C. Nordstrom
John B. Moran Raymond M. Williams John F. Faherty. Severely wounded
Clement 1. Barry Charles G. Hennrikus
Paul M. Fitzgerald
Ernest W. Ashworth
Albert J. Considine Karlton K. Priest. Promoted to 2nd Lieutenant Edward J. Cannon. Severely shell shocked
Cooks
Thomas Hickey Arthur V. Tornrose Frank S. Farrell
Mechanics
Mathew J. Hurley
llarold T. Boyd
Buglers
William P. Foley Earl J. Reinhalter. Died of disease
First Class Privates
John W. Beecher William A. Bennett
Raymond C. Bryson. Killed in action Leonard L. Burgess Harold A. Burns Patrick J. Driscoll John H. Fahey Henry A. Fernley Edward J. Foley Henry J. Galvin Arthur L. Gaw
Rosario F. Guzzie Patrick J. Greene Joseph H. Joyce Michael J. Joyce
Edward C. Lawless George T. Maxwell. Killed in action
James N. Muldoon
Amos Oldfield. Severely wounded
James F. Regan
James A. Saunders
George F. Spinney. Killed in action, Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry
Joseph J. Stone
Leonard R. Travis
Gerald V. Uniacke
William D. Ward
Frank L. Wilcox. Severely wounded
William J. Wolfe
Privates
Harry C. Acton
Angelo T. Annicelli
Harold A. Bailey
David W. Barrett
Victor G. Bergandohl
John M. Bolger
Joseph F. Boughan. lantry in action James T. Buckley
Distinguished Service Cross for gal-
Edward E. Carley. Killed in action
Lewis R. Carley
Charles J. Charlton
Willard P. Cole
Joseph L. Condrin
William Corbett. Severely wounded
Warren H. Cranton. Promoted to Lieutenant
Edward J. Doherty. Prisoner of war
Russell C. Doming
Joseph R. Ducharm
Frederick Fisher
James M. Fitzgerald
James W. Fitzgerald
Joseph Flaherty
Albert R. Foley
Joseph D. Foley
James W. Francis
David Fried
Augustus J. Furdon
John J. Gilmore. Severely wounded
Robert J. Ganley
Archie E. Henley
William Hewitt. Gassed
Donald E. Higgins
Carl Holst. Prisoner of war
Raymond T. Hurley
Alfred W. Ilyatt
Ralph W. Hyatt
Thomas F. Irving
Willis E. Jenkins
Elmer J. Johnson
Myles J. Joyce Edward Kelly
Frederick W. Kenney
Charles Kramp
Arthur Lane. Severely wounded
Arthur C. Langdale
Alvin Larock
Arthur E. Levesque
George E. Levesque Joseph F. Laughlin
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John J. McElroy William J. McCrail Frank McKeen Frank Mclaughlin Killed in action
Henry D. McLean. Died of disease. Howard M. Manter
John J. Manning. Killed in action
Roderick J. McLean. Killed in action
Joseph A. McNeil. Died of disease
Walter J. Monaghan. Severely wounded
Thomas J. Mullaney
Charles E. Neal Joseph Ouelette Harry E. Parker Edward J. Pendergast
Albert Ravinski
Matthew G. Raymond
Ernest S. Redding
Edward B. Reilly. Severely wounded Joseph W. Richards
Francis J. Smythe William J. Shields Edward M. Sullivan. Killed in action Robert J. Thompson Thomas A. Tolan Daniel J. Waugh
William A. Tolan Joseph P. Whalen
Harold W. Walker James P. White
Wilham J. Walker John T. Wolfe
John E. Waters Fred L. Wolkins
Edward R. Woodfin. Gassed
Sergeant Franklyn L. Randall. Discharged after muster, dependents
Sergeant Raymond W. Taffe
Corporal Andy E. May. Discharged after muster, de- pendents
1st Class Private Charles R. Jefferson
BATTERY B, 101st FIELD ARTILLERY
Another military organization in which many New- ton residents enlisted was Battery B, 101st Field Ar- tillery, 51st F. A. Brig., 26th Division. This body was organized by Major Erland Fish of Brookline and Lieutenant Sinclair Weeks of West Newton.
Among those enlisting from this city, with the rank they had at the close of the war, were the following :
Sinclair Weeks, Captain James J. Collins, 1st Sergeant J. Perry Smith, Jr., Sergeant. Gassed at Heuberville, France, October 9, 1918
Foster S. Harrington, Sergeant. Gassed at Heuberville, France, October 9, 1918 William A. Potter, Sergeant
Stephen Cunningham, Corporal Martin Manning, Jr., Corporal Robert MacGregor. Jr., Corporal Carroll F. Asbell, Corporal. Gassed at tleuberville, France, October 9. 1918 William P. Donahue, Corporal Thomas L. Barry. Corporal
Frank R. Gaw, Corporal. Wounded at the Foret de Fere, France, July 30, 1918
Roger C. Ellis, Corporal
Ralph 1 .. Burrison, Corporal. Cited in General Orders, 26th Division, for gallantry during the bombardment of Ileuberville, October 9-10, 1918
George H. McBride. Private, 1st Class. Wonded near Sa- mogneux, France, October 20, 1918
William J. McBride, Corporal
Robert J. Patterson, Private, 1st Class. Cited in General Orders, 26th Division, for gallant services as a runner during period October 15-29th, 1918
Louis Romaskiewicz. Private, 1st Class John H. Sheridan, Private, 1st Class Ovid FF. Avantaggio, Private John Delaney, Private
Percy E. Eden, Private
Philip A. Gero, Jr., Private Thomas A. Green, Private John J. Lane, Private
Thomas Lane, Private. Wounded at Chante Merle, July 23, 1918 Thomas F. Lynch, Private
William J. Maloney, Private
George F. Nagle, Private
Albert F. Smith, Private
John Sullivan, Private
Philip J. Melea, Sergeant
Dante J. Frediani, Corporal. Gassed at Heuberville, France, October 9. 1918 Henry Heathcote, Saddler
William H. Donald, Mechanic
Francis E. Fitzgerald, Mechanic
Edward J. Dunleavy, Private
1.evi Libbey, Mechanic
James B. Horrigan, Horseshoer
Paul 1. Mlullen, Horseshoer Edward J. Sheridan. Cook
Thomas A. Fleming, Cook
Francis L. Marchant, Cook
Joseph E. Theriault, Cook
Charles S. Trefrey, Bugler
John E. Corcoran. Private, 1st Class
Joseph M. Cunningham, Private, 1st Class. Wounded at Chante Merle, France, July 24th, 1918
William J. Fleming, Private, 1st Class
Thomas J. Hoar, Private, 1st Class. Gassed at Bouresches, France, July 19, 1918
Charles A. Mackerron, Private, 1st Class. Lucy-en-Bocage, France, July 19, 1918 Wounded at Frederick I. Young, Private, 1st Class. Transferred from Battery
David W. Hedge, Private. Discharged in England in March, 1919
Patrick Doherty, Private. Discharged in England in March, 1919
Benjamin F. Murphy, Corporal. Evacuated to hospital, November, 1918
Martin E. Maher, Private. Transferred to Headquarters Troop, 26th Division, October 26th, 1918.
Ilector J. Masse, Private. Wounded at Samogneux, France, October 29, 1918
William J. Boudrot, Private, 1st Class. Gassed at Samog- nenx, France, October 24, 1918
William J. Gleason, Corporal. Evacuated to hospital, Octo- ber 5, 1918
Francis Caverly, Mechanic. Evacuated to hospital, Octo- ber 5, 1918
Walter J. McCann, Private. Gassed at Heuberville, France, October 9, 1918
Frank H. Chivers, Sergeant. Killed in action at Chaute Merle, France, July 24, 1918
Charles F. Bailey, Private. Wounded at Benvardes, France, July 30, 1918
Richard A. Klein. Private. Transferred to 101st Ambulance Co., July 13, 1918
Joseph C. Ouellette, Private. Killed in action, July 18, 1918 Charles J. Ryan, Private. Transferred to Ordnance Detach- ment, 101st F. A., January 23, 1918.
The Battery sailed for France, September 9, 1917, and returned to Boston, April 7, 1919. It trained at Camp De Coetquidan, Brittany, until February 1. 1918. It then went in the line in the Chemin des Dames Sector remaining there until about the middle of March. It then proceeded to the Toul Sector where it remained in the line until the latter part of June, proceeding from there to a position near Chateau- Thierry. It participated in the Marne-Vesle offensive until August 4 when it went into rest billets until early in September. It then went in the St. Mihiel offensive remaining in the newly established line at the edge of the Woevre Plain until early October when it changed position to a point north of Verdun, participating in the Meuse-Argonne offensive until the Armistice.
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Men who served in the Battery are entitled to the following Battle Clasps on their Victory Medals : Toul Sector, Champagne-Marne Defensive, Marne-Vesle Offensive, St. Mihiel Offensive, Meuse-Argonne Of- fensive.
COMPANY A, 11th INFANTRY, MASS. STATE GUARD
Newton has the distinction of organizing the first company of the Massachusetts State Guard, designed to take the place of the local Company when mustered into active service. This company, Company A, 11th Infantry, Massachusetts State Guard, was organized May 1, 1917, with the following roster of officers and men :
Musicians
McAnslan, Albert H. Perry, Robert E. Loring, R. T., Jr.
Artificer Gilbert, William A.
Privates
Andrews, Walter R. McCoy, George M., Jr.
Ball, William S.
McKey, John
Blakemore, Arthur W. Mead, A. C.
Blanchard, Arthur A.
Miller, Clarence R.
Buffum, James C.
Milner, John F.
Burr, Harold L.
Muldoon, W. I.
Carley, Columbus G.
Munsil, W. B.
Chapman, Robert, Jr.
Nichols, Russell H.
Cooligan, James
O'Connell, James A.
Crosby, William E.
Owen, Henry S.
Dell, William A.
Paliner, H. H.
Dodge, Charles W.
Patchett, James
Richards, Edwin M.
2nd Lieutenant Ford, Charles M.
Sergeants
Cornell, Ward I., 1st Sergeant Walker, George, Supply Sergeant
Carleton, William S.
Hodgdon, Walter A.
Haskell, Clarence G.
Smith, Edmund L.
Wales, George F. Crowell, Henry W.
Hutchinson, A. S.
Slocum, Charles P.
Steinsieck, William T.
Spear, Ellis, Jr.
Adams, Chester A.
Knudson, John M.
Tilton, Eugene H.
Edwardes, Charles L.
Palmer, Lionel G. H.
Durkee, William B.
Lincoln, James P.
Leonard, Don M.
Whelan, Stephen P.
Crosby, A. Morris
Hallowell, James M.
Loring, Richard T.
White, Allen S.
Morton, Chester A.
Young, George William
Marshall, Harold W.
Whitten, Edmund S.
Duffield, Wilmerton M.
Perry, John W.
Dunham, Ellery A.
Pierrepont, R. H.
English, Everett W.
Powers, Charles P.
Evans, Robert
Pullen, William L.
Fernald, George H., Jr.
Rowley, H. Esmond
Gleason, Theron
Sargent, Winthrop B.
Glidden William T., Jr.
Shaw, Carlton L.
Hapgood, Ernest G.
Smith, E. Ernest
Corporals
Hyslop, Harrison Jack, John H.
Tedesco, Serafrico A.
Lawrence, Samuel C.
Weston, Thomas, Jr.
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Captain Rand, Waldron H., Jr.
Ist Lieutenant
AVIATION
Newton was well represented in that new branch of warfare-aviation. Among those in that serv- ice were
Lieutenant Merrill P. Delano
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