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S.B.Butler's AEF Scrapbook:
Medical Detachment of the 301st Supply Train

Stations

• Camp Devens, Mass
• St. Amand-Montrond
• Divided up among the companies

Commanding officer

Captain LeClare Stuart M.D.

Roster

Ahearn	Edmund	Private	Manchester, NH
Bishop MD	Franklin	Captain	Leicester, MA
Brumagin	Louis E	Private	Mayville, NY
Ferguson	Edgar S	Private	Worcester, MA
Fero	Victor	Private	Elmira, NY
Finnigan	Henry F	Sergeant	Milford, MA
Hardegree	Dr	1st Lieutenant
Olund	E Edmund	Private 1st Class	Worcester, MA
Patterson	Dr	Captain
Pierce	William L	Private	Boston, MA
Power	William F	Private	Worcester, MA
Prendergast	Arthur J	Private	Allston, MA
Smith	Charles L	Sergeant	Chatham, MA
Stuart MD	LeClare	Captain	Rome, NY

Company Briefs

The Medical Detachment was organized in May 1918 at Camp Devons, Mass. It consisted of a Captain and ten enlisted men. They trained at Devons with Headquarters Trains and Military Police detachments. After arriving in St. Amand they set up their infirmary on August 6. Two men were on duty at all times.