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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 26., William J. Bennett Memorial (search)
se who serve her. I shall not undertake to speak of Bennett as those may do who were associated with him as civilian and soldier. His civilian life ended with his enlistment in the army. He had hardly time to be more than school boy and college student, but these years of his clean young manhood brought him to the threshold of life marked as one for whom his fellows had admiration and affection. Of the Bennett of his college days who gained distinction in class room and campus, Professor McCollester will speak. Of the Bennett who still a youth became Master of Engineers in Company A of the 301st, Colonel Whipple may tell. It is for me to say for his home city that we gratefully dedicate this public delta to the memory of this citizen soldier. The place is appropriate for in this neighborhood he lived. Here at home shall his name greet both friend and stranger. Indeed, the stranger in passing becomes his friend. Is it not so with the soldier tablet wherever placed? Befor