Military
Beverly remembered with pride its sons and daughters who served their country in World War I, honored those who died as having given their lives as a sacrifice for the cause of peace, and mourned and honored all veterans of the war. The Beverly men who died in service were Arthur E. Baker, Ray F. Brown, Edward O. Burchstead, Michael J. Cadigan Jr., Robert J. Cooney, William H. Dossett, H. Gordon Ellis, James H. Gorman, Ralph S. Hall, John E. Halligan, Leroy F. Harwood, Francis J. Kelliher, Charles H. Knowlton, Louis H. Laventure, Charles A. Lee, Percy F. Lyons, Lifa F. Martin, Arthur Millstead, Pierre Neve, Leopoldo Paollini, Francisco Penna, Harold K. Perrigo, Lorenzo Puliston, Pio P. Rinaldi, Luigi Romanin, Nathaniel S. Simpkins Jr., Charles R. Sutherland, Peter M. Waldie, Earle T. Wardell, and Percy E. Whitaker.
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