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Private Porter Injured in American Casualty List
The Vermont column notes Private George A. Porter of Walden listed as wounded slightly in the American casualty roll. Also reported are Rev. E Ballou returning from China, a Marlboro deer zone, and Lt. Appleton Miles receiving the Legion of Honor. A Bennington sale of Dr. J. H. Potter property brings $10,700, plus details on a new Boys Camp at Lake Dunmere and a Curtiss seaplane tied to the Fourth of July events in Burlington. The 18th Vermont Regiment Association meets at Essex Junction with officers elected and a next rally set for June 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Porter
Walden
Bennington
J. H. Potter
L. E. Pierce
Manchester
Jane A. Bosworth
Pair Haven
Lake Dunmere
Lake Danmere
Roy W. Brosee
Henry Zelenke
New York City
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Mason G. Beebe
Curtiss
18Th Vermont Regiment Association
G. A. R. Hail
Essex Junction
Charles H. Dunton
Poultney
John N. Harmon
Nashui
N.hl
Lemuel P. Butts
Hyden Park
Eli N. Peck
John G. Farwell
Montpelier
George N. Wright
Essex Center
Leonard P. Butts
Hyde Park
Gettysburg