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John Voorhees’s position came under artillery fire, and he was injured when shrapnel from an exploding shell struck his right leg and broke his femur.
John Voorhees’s location came under attack as he was preparing to go to preach to soldiers from Hartford.
John Voorhees addressed a letter to Samuel Prentice, describing his circumstances in France as well as how he spent his time.
John H. Vreeland and Adele Martin Vreeland were arrested on federal charges of hoarding sugar.
The American School for the Deaf held its annual meetings of the corporation and the board of directors.
Edward Miner Gallaudet died at his home at 128 Woodland Street a little before 8:00 PM.
Howard Arnold Walter gave the Easter sermon at Asylum Hill Congregational Church.
Charles E. Perkins died at his home at 49 Woodland Street around 8:30 PM.
An informal reception for Howard Arnold Walter and his wife was held at the parish house this evening. About 200 people attended.