Son of Edmund K. and Alice G. (Kelly) Appleton.
Married Natalie Arnold 17 Dec 1920 in Haverhill, Mass.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 5 Sep 1918, Page 4.
LIEUT. APPLETON BACK FROM BATTLE FRONT
Lieut. Donald Appleton, 102d Artillery, of Haverhill, wearing two foreign service stripes, reported today at the Northeastern Department offices. He has just returned from France and has been assigned to Camp Dix as an artillery instructor.
Previous to reporting at the headquarters here Lieut. Appleton visited his home in Haverhill. He declined to discuss his experiences abroad. It is known, however, that Lieut. Appleton was for seven days in an observation post, continuously under fire, at the battle of Marne, and has been recommended for a decoration for gallantry.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 23 Mar 1989, Page 68.
APPLETON-In Beverly, MA, March 21, 1989. Mr. Donald Appleton. Husband of the late Nathalie (Arnold) Appleton and the late Agnes (Bailey) Appleton, and a resident of 4 Church Row, Manchester, MA. His relatives and friends are invited to a Memorial Service at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 25, 1989 at the Annisquam Village Church, Annisquam, MA. Friends who wish may make contributions to his memory to the Perkins Institute for the Blind, 175 North Beacon St., Watertown, MA, 02172.
Married Natalie Arnold 17 Dec 1920 in Haverhill, Mass.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 5 Sep 1918, Page 4.
LIEUT. APPLETON BACK FROM BATTLE FRONT
Lieut. Donald Appleton, 102d Artillery, of Haverhill, wearing two foreign service stripes, reported today at the Northeastern Department offices. He has just returned from France and has been assigned to Camp Dix as an artillery instructor.
Previous to reporting at the headquarters here Lieut. Appleton visited his home in Haverhill. He declined to discuss his experiences abroad. It is known, however, that Lieut. Appleton was for seven days in an observation post, continuously under fire, at the battle of Marne, and has been recommended for a decoration for gallantry.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 23 Mar 1989, Page 68.
APPLETON-In Beverly, MA, March 21, 1989. Mr. Donald Appleton. Husband of the late Nathalie (Arnold) Appleton and the late Agnes (Bailey) Appleton, and a resident of 4 Church Row, Manchester, MA. His relatives and friends are invited to a Memorial Service at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 25, 1989 at the Annisquam Village Church, Annisquam, MA. Friends who wish may make contributions to his memory to the Perkins Institute for the Blind, 175 North Beacon St., Watertown, MA, 02172.
Son of Edmund K. and Alice G. (Kelly) Appleton.
Married Natalie Arnold 17 Dec 1920 in Haverhill, Mass.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 5 Sep 1918, Page 4.
LIEUT. APPLETON BACK FROM BATTLE FRONT
Lieut. Donald Appleton, 102d Artillery, of Haverhill, wearing two foreign service stripes, reported today at the Northeastern Department offices. He has just returned from France and has been assigned to Camp Dix as an artillery instructor.
Previous to reporting at the headquarters here Lieut. Appleton visited his home in Haverhill. He declined to discuss his experiences abroad. It is known, however, that Lieut. Appleton was for seven days in an observation post, continuously under fire, at the battle of Marne, and has been recommended for a decoration for gallantry.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 23 Mar 1989, Page 68.
APPLETON-In Beverly, MA, March 21, 1989. Mr. Donald Appleton. Husband of the late Nathalie (Arnold) Appleton and the late Agnes (Bailey) Appleton, and a resident of 4 Church Row, Manchester, MA. His relatives and friends are invited to a Memorial Service at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 25, 1989 at the Annisquam Village Church, Annisquam, MA. Friends who wish may make contributions to his memory to the Perkins Institute for the Blind, 175 North Beacon St., Watertown, MA, 02172.
Married Natalie Arnold 17 Dec 1920 in Haverhill, Mass.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 5 Sep 1918, Page 4.
LIEUT. APPLETON BACK FROM BATTLE FRONT
Lieut. Donald Appleton, 102d Artillery, of Haverhill, wearing two foreign service stripes, reported today at the Northeastern Department offices. He has just returned from France and has been assigned to Camp Dix as an artillery instructor.
Previous to reporting at the headquarters here Lieut. Appleton visited his home in Haverhill. He declined to discuss his experiences abroad. It is known, however, that Lieut. Appleton was for seven days in an observation post, continuously under fire, at the battle of Marne, and has been recommended for a decoration for gallantry.
The Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 23 Mar 1989, Page 68.
APPLETON-In Beverly, MA, March 21, 1989. Mr. Donald Appleton. Husband of the late Nathalie (Arnold) Appleton and the late Agnes (Bailey) Appleton, and a resident of 4 Church Row, Manchester, MA. His relatives and friends are invited to a Memorial Service at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 25, 1989 at the Annisquam Village Church, Annisquam, MA. Friends who wish may make contributions to his memory to the Perkins Institute for the Blind, 175 North Beacon St., Watertown, MA, 02172.
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