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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

Page

25

4000 YD Men Arrive Home as Sherburne Brigade Reunites

Four thousand Yankee Division artillerymen arrive in Boston aboard the Mongolia and join Camp Devens by nightfall. Brigadier General John H. Sherburne and the 51st Artillery Brigade headquarters, plus batteries C through F of the 101st, and the 102d and 103d Field Artillery, are among those welcomed. Generals Coolidge Edwards and Beekman attend with Rhode Island leaders. Private Norman Elliott receives the Croix de Guerre after a daring escape and survival as a prisoner of war.

Boston Camp Devens 51St Artillery Brigade John H. Sherburne 101St Field Artillery 102D Field Artillery 103D Field Artillery Massachusetts Sherburne Rhode Island Beekman Coolidge Cox Clarence R. Edwards John F. J. Herbert 1024 Field Artillery John A. Twachtmann Jacob Mack Mongolia Norman Bplliott Edwards Elliott Elliotts Webster Chateau Thierry Verdun United States Ray Paul Ray Langmaid Carrie Langmaid Paul Moore Maud Moore Danvers Commonwealth Pier Norman E. Elliott Field Artillery Brigade

Boston's Stand to Be on Common for Parade Review

The only city controlled reviewing stand for the 26th Division parade will be built on the Tremont street side of the Boston Common starting today. The OC HH Blake Company won the contract at 6798 dollars. the stand will run 575 feet with 13 tiers seating about 4800 spectators. All other stands will be managed by State officials.

Boston Tremont Street Boylston and Tremont Streets Liberty Loan West Street HH. Blake Company

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