Ervin Putnam's WWI diary

Ervin Earl Putnam

My grandfather, Ervin Earl Putnam was an X-Ray Technician during World War I.  He kept a diary of his time in the army which I will post here.  He also took a number of photos that I will incorporate where I can.  He labeled them with the place they were taken and the year.  I'll do my best to insert them in the diary where appropriate.  
  Currently, the original document has been misplaced,  so I am taking this from a transcription my brother did 20ish years ago. The diary generally contained a sentence or two per day, so I thought I would post a group by month.  Additionally, I'll try and create a map of the different cities he went to. Here is the first installment.  It is the information from the front of the diary, so is not tied to dates.

Corp. E.E.Putnam

Camp Greene, N.C.

Diary

Corp. Ervin E. Putnam

6 Elm Street

Houlton, ME

Home Phone: 297 M

Emergency Contact:  Amos Putnam, 6 Elm Street, Houlton, ME

Hospital: Base Camp Greene

Weight: 149 lb

Height: 5' 5"

Watch Make: South Bend

Shoe Size 7 1/2

Hosiery: 10 LL

Hat: 7

Contacts:

Clarence Caswell

838 Kursington Rd.

Los Angeles, CA

Joseph Fogerty

482 Delaware Ave.

New York, NY

Jim Gillin

1st Co. 1st Batt.

Depot Brigade

Camp Devens

Gus Dow

2nd Co. 1st Batt.

Depot Brigade

Camp Devens