Greenfield WWI Veterans

Greenfield's Veterans' Mall on Main Street has monuments to those who served.  The World War I tablet reads:

DEDICATED BY CITIZENS OF GREENFIELD (MA)

IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF
THOSE WHO SERVED TOWN AND NATION
IN WORLD WAR I
THESE HONORED DEAD GAVE THEIR LIVES

Akey, John H                                      Laird, Charles H

Blake, Herbert F                                Lapointe, Wilfred A

Carisy, John I                                     Levy, Isidor D

Ceteroni Edward                              Marino, Charles

Clifford, Leon C                                 Munn, Hector

Comins, Raymond I                         Peterson, Philip J

Cooley, Raymond W                       Royce, Anton A

Dorn, Walter I                                   Sand, Julius

Ellison, Otis                                        Scott,Earl D.

Galvin, John J                                    Sobiske,Walter

Grogan, William I                             Stone, Ernest W
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Harrington, John F.                         Veno, George J

Kemp Mason G                                 Vetterling, Harlan A

Kidd, Sylvester                                  Wood, Simon

Remembering James Moore

Although James Moore barely gets a mention in the Erving town history, he was instrumental in the development of the village we call Ervingside.  Shari Strahan and Sara Campbell will present the results of their genealogical research into the Moore family on Thursday, March 27 at 6:30 pm at the Erving Library.  Where? On Moore Street.  Using old maps, vital records, newspaper articles and census records from four New England states they will illustrate the history of this interesting family.

Old Montague Newspapers

The scanned images from local papers are posted here.  Thanks to Linda Hickman for identifying it.  The Carnegie Library also has the scans on a CD in the library.
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