. History of Milwaukee, city and county . f the firm of Ball &Goodrich, well known wholesale grocers of this city. He had a family of five children,a son and four daughters: Edward H., who lived in Chicago and was president of theChicago Belting Company; Mrs. Charles AUis, whose husband was for years presidentof the Allis-Chalmers Company; Mrs. Robert Camp, of Milwaukee, now deceased; T. Blodgett; and Mrs. Edwin Wilcox Bartlett. Both Dr. Bartlett and his wifewere prominently known socially in Milwaukee and enjoyed the high esteem of manyfriends, moving in the best social circles of th
. History of Milwaukee, city and county . f the firm of Ball &Goodrich, well known wholesale grocers of this city. He had a family of five children,a son and four daughters: Edward H., who lived in Chicago and was president of theChicago Belting Company; Mrs. Charles AUis, whose husband was for years presidentof the Allis-Chalmers Company; Mrs. Robert Camp, of Milwaukee, now deceased; T. Blodgett; and Mrs. Edwin Wilcox Bartlett. Both Dr. Bartlett and his wifewere prominently known socially in Milwaukee and enjoyed the high esteem of manyfriends, moving in the best social circles of the city. The death of Dr. Bartlett occurredSeptember 11, 1913, while his wife survived until October 11, 1920. Their son, Walter Scott Bartlett, was educated in the public schools of this cityuntil graduated from the East Division high school as a member of the class of entered the University of Wisconsin and won his Bachelor of Arts degree asone of the alumni of 1910. He afterward became a graduate student at the Harvard. WALTER S. BARTLETT Vol. 11—3 1 IIlST()i;V (»K MlLWArKKK 483 Law Scluiol, where he pursued liis Uiw course, his LL. B. degree being conferred uponhim in 1913. Immediately afterward he entered upon active practice at Milwaukee andfor three vears was associated with the firm of Miller, Mack & Fairchild. In April. 1917,Mr. Bartlett enlisted for service in the World war, Joining the First Reserve OfficersTraining Camp at Fort Sheridan, and there won his commission as second was assigned to the Three Hundred and Twenty-ninth Field Artillery at CampCuster, Battle Creek. Michigan, and on the 1st of January, 191S, was commissioned firstlieutenant. He was graduated from the Fort Sill lOkla.) School of Fire in May, IJIS,and in the following Julv went overseas. After training at the artillery school atCoetquidan, France, lie went up to the front on the 25th of October and was in actionon the St. Mihiel sector at Thiaucourt until the armistice
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