Members of St. John’s Parish in Plainfield, Connecticut, dedicated a monument to their heroes of the World War of 1917—1918 under the pastorate of Rev. R.P. Morrissey: Cleophas Allard, Ovila Allard, Joseph Belanger, Narcisse Boisvert, William Bouley, Alfred Brocho, Lawrence Burby, Harold Burke, William Cantwell, Edward Casault, Samuel Charotte, Alfred Chaput, Ovila Charon, Emile Cote, Elzear Cotnoir, Hector Cournoyer, Joseph Cournoyer, Arthur Dayon, Omer Desautelles, George Desrosier, Francois O. Dupont, Edward Gamache, Leo Gamache, Edgar Gobeille, Joseph Gosselin, Anthony Guiseppi, David C. Herbert, Fred Hopkins, Arthur Jacques, Adolphus Jarvais, Arthur Jarvais, Peter Kagan, Joseph Labrecque, Ecleo Lacourse, Joseph Lacourse, Louis Lacourse, Alcide Landry, Thomas Edward Leahy, Lucien Marcaurele, Victor Marcaurele, Francois Marchand, Edward Marriot, Jr., Edward Marriot, Sr., Arthur Mayhew, Ovila Mitchell, Arthur Monty, Albert Moreland, William C. Nolan, Fred Normandin, Eugene Ouimette, Donat Paquin, Arthur Pechie, Arthur Pelletier, Napoleon Pelletier, Henry Roberge, Manuel Salvas, Albert Senecal, Omer Senecal, Henry C. Smith, John Francis Sullivan, Stanley L. Sullivan, Edmond Tetreault, Joseph A. Vanasse, Francois Vandale, Alfred Vincent, Charles Vincent, Felix Vincent, Ernest Vosper, and Joseph Wilcot.