The name of a young man who lost his life in the Second World War was inscribed on the monument a few years ago, as follows: Sgmn. H. Austin Boulter , R.C.S. Oct . 4, 1922 to Jan. 14, 1943. WORLD WAR I The men who paid the supreme sacrifice are listed above as their names appear on the monument erected to their memory. Those who also served overseas and returned home safely were: Frank MacFarlane , Ulric Dawson, Harold Howatt . Frank MacFarlane 3 Frank MacFarlane was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacFarlane . was born in Carleton, on March 12, 1894, but moved with his parents "f Augustine Cove when a very small boy. He attended school there and -armed with his father until his enlistment in the 2nd Canadian Siege battery in 1916. He went overseas in March, 1917. He fought in such khq as ^my Ridge, Amiens and many others. After the Armistice in ni rw Was returned home in March, 1919. In January, 1920, he mar¬ ked Daisy Howatt of Augustine Cove . They had one daughter, Kathleen I<Ua ^acFarlane history). He followed farming on the homestead until , . ' when he and his family moved to Murray Harbour . There he and is brother-in-law Crilly Lea , formed a partnership in the merchantile usiness, known as Lea and MacFarlane. His wife passed away in 194t and Frank in 1952. Ulric G. Dawson Ulric G. Dawson was born at May 29, 1892. He o ended school in this district and also at Cape Traverse . He later went 3ed rmce °f Wales College and taught school at Augustine Cove , Central que and Fortune Bridge . In 1914 he enlisted in the army and served 19