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The following is a list of those in the service of the country during the late World War :
John Carney, Frank J. Hopkins, Dr. Joseph L. Mark, Clifford Cutter, Joseph J. Alborgini, Henry Carlton, Walgeslaw Rusneak, John B. Nolan, Antonio Kanincky, J. Mulvich, William Brown, Michael Cook, George Kimbach, John Murphy, George Elliott, Patrick Conlan, Patrick Kelly, Leo Sinnott, William Ivan, Thomas Quinn, John Jomo, James Crane, Basil Brower, Stephen Catuse, Rudolph Springer, August Deedal, Michael Poll, John Ivan, John Rapp, William Burke, Frank Hlub, H. L. Grant, John Magna, Vincert Rutnock, Otto Meyer, Emanuel Johnson, Robert Gunderson, John Taylor, Roy Dunn, James Dunn, Peter Drenberg, Leon Frusiak, Wadaw Sak, Alexander Wesnewski, Stanislaw . Gelszyi, John Javonick, Edward Lyons, Frederick Reidel, Andrew Smith, Lawrence Doyle, August Sylvester, Michael Fritz, Clayton and Joseph Young, Edward Walsh, Robert Major, Joseph O'Donnell, Howard L. Bider, Peter Michiles, Philip Lynch, James A. Gillespie, Harvey Young, Nicholas Romond, Arthur Brown, Leo Brown, Harold Dolan, John Jones, J. Alvin Brower, Nathaniel Jacobwicz, Joseph Kovoz, George Colby, Benjamin Glass, Edward Casey, August Freeman, Joseph Swartzbacker, Chester Young, Dr. J. J. Reason, Courtney Hillyer, Charles Adams, Jacob Weinstein, Harvey
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Rudolph, Stephen A. Czajkowski, Charles McCann, Frank Godlarski, James T. Duffy, Louis Shipos, Wladislaw Parzonka, Stanislaw Abrusniak, George Buda, Antonio Siamo, Anthony Romanski, Anton Laskiewitz, John Kopil, Samuel Gyuric, George J. Chamra, John Medrec, John Barna, Almar Henriksen, Harold Edwards, Louis Fabian, Charles S. Hubbard, Michael Ganik, Otto Elko, John Vinyansky, Alex. Mesazares, Man Boettcher, Joseph Pickola, Peter Stoma, Daniel Tierney, Majk Kienmann, Niels Kolbensen, Daniel Garbor, Stephen Bok, Edward Rich, Fred. Ruckriegel, Joseph Wilus, George Petty, Nicholas Sup, Matej Beibek, Vincent Maloney, Rudolph Wruk, John Kennedy, Michael Fallo, Felin Milik, Thomas Devereux, John Parlyuliners, John Sup, Edward Dolan, Bernard Quinn, Jacob Ensminger, Joseph Bela, Roy Denlea, Konstant Jarka, Ewald Grohman, Christ. Anderson, Joseph Shimmon, James Rockecy, Fred. Boettcher, Stanly Mundoker, Michael Schubert, Harold Heim, Louis Heier, Alex. Molner, Joseph Mc- Loughlin, William H. Jaeger, Paul B. Garber, Charles Walling, Anthony Walsh, Antonio Zyebski, Peter Volenski, Joseph Trusak, Boleslaw Pelsik, Peter Schultz, William Nash, Joseph Nash, Francis J. Shipmaski, Albert J. Teats, John W. Misdom, John Hansen, Maurice Cohen, Florian Gulan, Charles Bleka, Felix Gawrysick, Thomas Kresciski, Edward Wollschleger, Adolph Kaetzman, Otto Thorsen, Charles Breske, Harold Lager- strom, John Shecora, Frank Trustrum, Hugh Price, Abram Gerson, Nicholas J. Sullivan, Benjamin Gotowicki, Walinty Waselcuk, Norton Brown, Patrick Nolan, Nazzareno Talmenonti, Luigi Cagnaizi, Maurice Garber, John Ziner, Sol Chok, Arthur Brower, Francis J. Coughlin, Louis Chicolany, Philip Cohen, Joseph Angelo, Frank Powers, William E. Bishop, Thomas Shaughnessy, Frank Hite, William J. Walsh, Alphonsus J. Bonner, Morris Hoff, Wladislaw Zarnles, Otto Staubach, Jr., Frank Saroces, Morris Abrams, Abraham Juskowitz, Timothy Brandon, Vincent Pado, Louis H. Yorke, Tony Hostiewicz, Stanistow Brus, Edward Gabrosky, Guiffo Grauffi, John C. Nevill, August Oechsuer, Antenore Pierrinoni, Timothy O'Neil, George Wharton, John Sokokky, John McGrath, Felix McDonaugh, Joseph J. Cook, John Feriorese, Henry C. Staubach, Marco Punzi, Abram M. Chodash, John Miller, Peter Taslezeski, Jachin Shands, Philip Crins- man, John Donohue, Henry Rossman, Tony Udzelak, George Burns, Ladislow Gromatko, John Shultaz, John Burtuski, John Pusleyeski, John Kennedy, Adam Harkowitz, John Celeshikewche, Frank Scelle, Morris Rothman, Bagrat Ovanoff, Patrick Dooling, John Oleshkuvicki, Konstant Olinski, John Sada, Pasquale Daguila, Stanislaw Gryoyowski, Artamazea Mannelli, Alexander Marelegetti, Michael Romana, Stanislaw Wisnezski, Wladislaw Tomcuk, Sorrusso Vito, Clarence Slugg, John Petty, Tony Carbonsky, An- drew Sivon, Thomas McNally, John Chromall, John Jureet, Ralo Gallo, Leonard Wisley, John Nemit, Benjamin Mickolsky, John Baker, Harry Gleckner, Thomas Jakeway, Donald Wilson, Edward Lloyd, Samuel Dubow, George McLoughlin, Frank Kader, Joseph Burke, John Donovan, Adam Winters, Joseph Kedela, Luke Kelly, Fred Heffner, Peter Acklorwitz, Bert Olear, Adolph Wollschlager, Louis Zabell, Salvatore Orrotto, Patrick Seahill, Michael Fitzpatrick, Rafael Sipole, Benjamin Heimlick, Harry Groener, James McKenna, William Colgan, Robert Jefferies, Horace Smith, Milton Farr and John Namkselbaum.
Borough of Spotswood-This borough, created April 15, 1908, is on the southeast border of East Brunswick, near the mouth of Machaponix creek, and is a station on the Camden & Amboy branch of the Pennsyl- vania railroad, about eleven miles south of Perth Amboy. Among the earliest residents, of whom there is any record, were David Carnegie (Lord Rosehill), John Lewis Johnston, James Rue, Samuel Neilson, David Stout, Richard Lott, James Abrams and James and John Perrine, referred to in the charter of St. Peter's Church, granted November 23, 1773, by William Franklin, the last royal governor of New Jersey, as "all freeholders and inhabitants of the town of Spotswood," etc. It is the general belief that the Johnston above mentioned, of the ancient family of "Spottiswoode in Scotland," conferred the name in honor of his ancestors, as he was the owner of much land adjacent to the present borough. It is also supposed that the area of the tract known as Spots- wood in 1773 was much larger than the boundaries of the former village. Spotswood owes its existence to the water power there, and was known
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as a manufacturing point since its earliest history. During the Revolu- tionary War a paper-mill was in operation, and it is claimed the paper was there made on which the Continental notes were printed.
In addition to the above names, as founders of St. Peter's Church, should be those of Frederick Buckley, John Barclay, Thomas Newton and John Rue. John Lewis Johnston's father, John, lived in Perth Amboy for a time, and was largely interested in property there Land in the township was deeded to James Rue in 1785 by Joha. s Van Leuwen, of Somerset county, and Jeromus Lott, of Kings county, New York. It is supposed that Rue came from Monmouth county at a much earlier date. Phineas Mundy was prominent as a property owner and business man in the early eighties. John Bissett, progenitor of the arge family of that name, settled in the town shortly before the Rev- tion, and spent the remainder of his life there.
In 1759, about thirty residents, mainly settlers from Staten Island, built St. Peter's Church, the first service being held by Rev. Mr. Skinner, a missionary from Perth Amboy. It is evident that services were held before the church was built, as Mr. Skinner wrote a friend in 1847: "My circuit is from Amboy to South River, thence to Piscataway, and thence to Perth Amboy." In 1802, Rev. John Croes, of New Brunswick, afterward bishop, became the rector and remained seven years, when failing health induced him to resign. In 1850-1851 the old church was taken down and the present one built.
For some time between 1800 and 1881, Daniel, Andrew and George Snowhill; John, William and Leonard Appleby; Isaac and Augustus De Voe; Phineas, William and Lewis Skinner, John and William Dill, William Perrine, John Outcalt, John Browne and George W. Helme have all been extensively engaged in snuff manufacture. Shirts, hominy and a variety of other articles have also been manufactured. Of late years the snuff making business has been transferred to the neighbor- ing borough of Helmetta.
The three churches are St. Peter's Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal and Reformed Dutch. The first named is very old, the charter having been granted by King George III., of England. In the churchyard are gravestones, the death dites on some being as early as 1762. Some of the names are Dorset, Mears, Reynolds, Dennis, Kinnan, Herbert, Combs, Lott, Culver and Bissett. The church is the second erected upon the same spot, and Rev. William L. Phillips is the rector. The other churches have not settled pastors.
The public school is conducted in a good brick building, and has about 185 pupils, with Miss Anna Fitts as principal.
The population of the borough is about 700. The first officers were: Arthur B. Appleby, mayor; George W. Devoe, clerk; John H. Dill, collector ; Thomas J. Browne, assessor ; William J. Bissett, Augustus A.
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De Voe, Hamilton Hazlehurst, Augustine Cornell, T. Francis Perrine and Joseph Hodapp, Jr., councilmen. Succeeding mayors have been : Phineas M. Bowne, J. Randolph Appleby and the present incumbent. The present officials are : Peter J. Scheikert, mayor ; Phineas M. Bowne, clerk; John O. Cozzens, Frank H. Vliet, Theodore Clark, Samuel Leagher, Herman Littau and David H. Van Buren, councilmen ; George L. Bu .. ", counsel. The only hotel in town is conducted by Frank H. Vliet.
Highland Park Borough-In the extreme southwestern part of what was once a part of Raritan township, and directly across the Raritan rive from New Brunswick, was erected in 1905 the borough of Highland Park which has now a population of over 6,000. It is compactly built, the ellings are of a high class, and there is a general appearance of thrin and prosperity. The principal manufactures and industries are: Janeway & Carpender, wall-paper factory; John Waldron Company, machine works and foundry; the Francke Company, couplings for shafts ; Long-Landreth & Snyder Company, water heaters, and George Snedeker, brass and aluminum castings.
The borough has three excellent schools-Lafayette, Hamilton, and Irving, with 760 pupils, under the care of Prof. F. Willard Furth, super- vising principal. The Board of Education is composed of the following : B. W. Erickson, president ; A. S. Tindell, vice-president ; A. N. Dunham, A. W. Quackenboss, F. B. Merritt, F. M. Kerr, Norman H. Smith and W. W. Smith ; C. S. Atkinson, district clerk ; Dr. C. F. Merrill, medical inspector ; and Benjamin F. Gebhardt, custodian.
The Highland Park Reformed Church was organized May 22, 1890, and the building was erected in 1905. The pastors have been Rev. Dr. E. T. Corwin, Revs. F. K. Shield and Alexander S. Van Dyck. The present pastor, Rev. Anthony Luidens, was installed March 17, 1919. The membership of the church is 275.
St. Paul's (R. C.) Church was erected in 1913, the services for the first three years being conducted by supplies from St. Peter's Church, New Brunswick, the pastor and curates of which were largely instru- mental in building the church. Rev. Frank A. Quinn was appointed the first settled pastor September 5, 1916, and stil remains.
The borough officers are as follows: Robert W. Johnson, mayor ; Harry Weida, president ; R. T. Parker, B. W. Erickson, C. B. McCrelis, Jr,, Henry F. Miller and Amos Wheatley, councilmen; Frederick Gowen, clerk; Edward W. Page, assessor; Benjamin F. Gebhardt, collector and treasurer ; Russell E. Watson, attorney.
Helmetta Borough-This borough, erected in 1888, about one and one-half miles square, with a population of 90), was named in honor of Miss Etta Helme, daughter of the late George W. Helme, and now Mrs.
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John W. Herbert, of New York and Helmetta. It is in the extreme northeastern part of Monroe township, on the Amboy division of the Pensylvania railroad, and about two miles south of Spotswood. The principal industry is the large snuff-making plant of the George W. Helme Company, of which C. W. Bumstead, vice-president, is the branch manager. There are over 500 employees.
St. George's (P. E.) Memorial Church, a beautiful stone edifice erected in 1894 in memory of the late George W. Helme by his family, is architecturally almost perfect and furnished with admirable taste. The rectors have been Revs. John A. Trimmer, C. A. Thomas and D. T. Weidner, The present rector, Rev. Dr. Geo. W. Phillips was installed in the spring of 1915. There are 125 communicants. The Rev. Victor Mlynarski is pastor of the Holy Trinity (Polish) Church.
The borough officers are as follows: J. D. Albert Kienzle, mayor; Wm. H. Clemons, S. O. Ericson, president ; Wm. H. Franklin, Hugo Weideman, R. Van Kirk Richards and Geo. H. James, councilmen ; Wm. Trundt, clerk; Albert S. Schuyler, assessor; John Rothhar, col- lector ; Douglas McDermott, recorder; Jas. Deming, president; C. M. Clemons, clerk ; Walter B. Helme, Albert S. Schuyler, Geo. W. Phillips, John Linstedt, Wm. Trundt, Robert J. Franklin, and Chester A. Burt, board of education ; board of health, C. M. Clemons, president ; R. J. Franklin, John Linstedt, Cornelius Stonaker and Clarke H. Patrick; Carl B. Johnson, clerk; Dr. J. C. Shinn, physician ; C. O. Ericson, chief of police ; Chester A. Burt, postmaster.
The public school is a fine brick building, erected in 1903. There are 150 pupils, many of whom will attend the Jamesburg High School after completing the home course.
The following is the Honor Roll of those in the United States service during the late war in Europe :
John B. and Edwin C. Bolin, Loring Clemons, Wm. H. Colburn, G. Leonard Eric- son, Wm. H. Franklin, Robert J. and Churchill Franklin, Charles Goletz, Samuel Hoff- man, Carl B. and Harry Johnson, Clamans Krygier, Nestor Kozinsky, Joseph Litnak, Frank Maslanka, Joseph Martin, Jacob Naumovetz, Vinzenno Petracca, Geo. W. Phillips, Allen M. O. Phillips, Clarke Patrick, Albert Rosnick, Harry Richards, Her- bert and Ralph Richards, Walter Studinski, Andrew J. Smith, David D. Soden, Alex. Skok, Andrew H., Andrew L. and John G. Valek, Andrew Vertunoff, Fred. Yahnel, Frank Witkowski, Wm. D. Kienzle, Harry Day, John Keasead, Stephen Bloschinski and Thomas Wooten.
Killed-Charles Bluming and Richard D. Burt.
Middlesex Borough-This borough, created in 1913, almost joins its neighbor, Dunellen, being directly south of it, is about one and one-half miles square, with a very irregular boundary, and a population of about 2,000. It has, for purposes of convenience, been divided into sections, or districts, known as Dewey and Lincoln Parks, Green Brook, Beech- wood Heights and East Bound Brook. It has a variety of interests and industries, viz: Bound Brook Oilless Bearing Company, American
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Cement Tile Company, Commercial Acetylene Welding Company, Baden- hausen Company, machinery; Causee & Company, candied fruits ; C. F. Watson Company, machine shop; Manchester Motors Company, Tide- water Corporation, asbestos; Rota Engraving Company, Standard Stove Works, Chipman Engineering Company, Great American Chemical Products Company, and William W. McLean, Jr., band irons. There are four good public schools, and a fifth will be built the ensuing year.
The borough officers are as follows : George W. Harris, mayor ; F. E. Moritz, president; Louis V. Poulson, John J. Campbell, L. L. Chevan- ney, J. E. Judson and Harvey S. Castner, council; S. A. Dutcher, clerk ; William A. Coddington, attorney ; F. A. Dunham, engineer ; H. J. Oester- ling, assessor; Nelson M. Giles, collector; Frank Murray, recorder ; Clarence M. Wright, overseer of poor.
APPENDIX
APPENDIX. MILITARY ROLLS.
Name and rank of citizens of New Brunswick that served in the war with Great Britain, 1812-1815, mustered into the service between September 3 and 14, and discharged between December 2 and 9, 1814.
Captain James C. Van Dyke's Company of Horse Artillery, doing duty as cavalry with Third Regiment, New Jersey Detailed Militia :
Captain, James C. Van Dyke; Lieutenants, Nathan Dunn, John Voorhees, Jacob Van Derveer.
Sergeants-Kearney Newell, Ephraim Martin, Thomas Dilkes, Lewis Drake. Corporals-Cornelius S. Blauvelt, A. S. Van Deursen.
Trumpeter-Thomas Hewett.
Teamsters-Stephen Voorhees, Aaron Stout, David Post, Stephen Martin.
Privates-Charles Beardsley, Jacob Bergen, William Conover, Cornelius Cornell, Davis T. Dunham, Jeptha Dunham, Nahum Dunn, Michael Field, John Forman, Minna Hassert, John Herriott, Henry Hoagland, William D. Joline, Abraham Kelsey, John Let- son, William Letson, John Messeroll, James Murphy, Richard Outcalt, Jerome Rappleye, Robert Ross, James Schureman, William Van Arsdalen, George Vanderhoof, Henry Van Liew, Ruliff Voorhees.
Captain Joseph Warren Scott's Company of Light Infantry, Briga- dier-General William Colfax's Brigade, New Jersey Detailed Militia. Stationed at Paulus Hoeck, New Jersey :
Captain, Joseph Warren Scott; Lieutenant, Abraham Van Arsdalen; Ensign, Jacob Wyckoff.
Sergeants-Borden M. Voorhees, Nicholas Wyckoff, John Van Nuis, James Fisher. Corporals-John Vanderipe, Elijah Harris, James Connett, Richard Taylor.
Drummer, Alfred Copeland ; Fifer, James Sutphen.
Privates-John Aitkin, James Boyer, Thomas Brunson, James Conover, William Conover, William Cook, Simeon Cortleyou, Joseph Crane, Abraham Dehart, Gilbert Dehart, John Dehart, William I. Dehart, Richard De Mott, John Garretson, Henry Hagaman, David Halfpenny, William Halfpenny, James Hortwick, Joseph Howell, Henry Johnson, John Messerol, John Meyers, Michael Meyers, Garret Nafey, Henry Oram, John Plum, Vincent Runyan, John Skillman, John Spader, Jeremiah Stillwell, A. P. Van Arsdalen, Cornelius Van Arsdalen, Isaac Van Arsdalen, John Van Arsdalen, James Van Nuis, Borden Voorhees, William Voorhees, Samuel Willett, James Wil- liams, Peter Wyckoff.
Captain James Neilson's Company of Volunteer Artillery, Brigadier- General William Colfax's Brigade, New Jersey Detailed Militia. Sta- tioned at Paulus Hoeck, New Jersey :
Captain, James Neilson ; Lieutenant, Jacob Richmond.
Sergeants-William Low, Joseph Dilks, Minna Voorhees, George Jenkins.
Corporals-Abner S. Neilson, Richard B. Duychinck, Tagues Cortelyou, John W. Bray.
Privates-John Agnew, Edward Appleby, Simeon Ayres, Samuel Baker, John Bali, Nicholas Booram, Scott Carson, Thomas Cloyd, John P. Cornell, Cornelius De Hart, John P. Dunn, John J. Duychinck, Joseph Eastburn, John Fisher, Aaron B. Freeman, Israel Freeman, Henry V. Garrison, Aaron S. Golden, John Green, Jacob Hapert, Jona- than Hurst, Charles S. Hutchins, Jacob R. H. Lott, Abraham Low, Thomas McDowell, David Meeker, Richard Mitchell, Stephen Moore, George E. Nevius, Henry Plum, Elias Price, James Priestly, Ralph Priestly, Joseph Reed, Jonathan Rice, Benjamin Runyon, Joseph Service, William Stephens, Arthur B. Sullivan, John Sutphin, Benjamin Taylor, Jeremiah Ten Eyck, Peter P. Vanderhoof, John Van Horn, Abraham C. Voorhees, Isaac Voorhees, Luke Voorhees, Ralph Voorhees.
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Captain Ephraim G. Mackay's Company of Riflemen, Third Regi- ment, New Jersey Detailed Militia :
Captain, Ephraim G. Mackay ; Lieutenants, Nicholas E. Baynor, Isaac Dunham. Sergeants-George Van Arsdale, James Taylor, Levi Adams, Jacob Ellison.
Corporals-Abraham Vantine, Joshua Ayres, Leonard Brinley, Matthew Rhea.
Privates-Robert Ashmore, David Ayres, William Beardslee, James Burrell, William Butler, Henry Cortleyou, Azariah Griffin, Joseph Harrison, Daniel Headman, Simon Hilyer, Stephen N. Huit, Thomas A. Hunt, John W. Johnson, John Kelsey, Andrew Laning, Andrew Lennet, Charles Lupp, Peter Mackey, John McDonald, Dennis Mc- Guire, Joseph Monell, William Morris, John Mundy, David Neives, Samuel P. Outcalt, William Outcalt, William Robinson, Richard Rowland, William Smith, William Stines, Charles Stout, Henry L. Sutten, Peter Ten Eick, David Thorn, Abraham Van Arsdale, Henry Van Arsdale, Ferdinand Van Sickle, Jacob Vantine, Daniel Willett.
Roster of those serving in the Spanish-American War from New Brunswick-Major, Clarence M. Slack, M. D .; chief musician, Benjamin D. Burt.
Company E, Third Regiment, New Jersey National Guard, Volunteer Infantry :
Captain, Joseph Kay; First Lieutenant, Robert W. Watson; Second Lieutenant, Henry Landahl.
First Sergeant, Frederick J .Orpen ; Quartermaster-Sergeant, William A. F. Wolff ; Sergeants, Walter C. Banks, Harry A. Perry, Charles H. Stults, Edward M. Oliver.
Corporals-Charles Jackson, David S. B. Bartholomew, George E. Mills, James R. Gladden, James Clelland, William H. Lawson.
Artificer, John H. Payton; Wagoner, Robert W. Garretson; Musicians, Edward Hardy, Walter B. Flavell.
Privates-Wilkie C. Batterson, George F. Baier, Jr., Hugh D. Britton, Walter B. Backofen, Frederick D. Brayton, Edgar R. Bishop, Frederick W. Broomer, Thomas F. Brophy, William Bauer, John L. Bottorff, William P. Bromm, Robert Barrett, William G. Clelland, John Clelland, Andrew J. Crossley, Robert D. Cuddy, William T. Carrigan, George Cochran, Charles W. Dodge, Jr., William Donomore, John R. Doyle, Richard W. Evans, John A. Ellison, James H. Ely, Oscar T. Fenton, William P. Freeman, Paul P. Ford, Harry F. Garagan, James Gough, Clarence W. Harra, Frank P. Harra, Conrad Heimel, Edward B. Herrmann, John A. Horan, James H. Holt, Peter J. Horan, Louis N. Johnson, Joseph C. Kay, Charles W. Kneib, Joseph M. Klein, Charles A. Kern, John J. Kamuff, William A. Lammertz, John Lins, John Lens, C. Wesley Leighton, Emil Lagemann, John Lehr, Patrick Lyons, Joseph H. Miller, Frederick W. Miller, Jr., Fred- erick Mosher, Charles H. McGinnis, Jr., Perry H. Moore, James Murray, Alton Mc- Clain, John J. O'Donnell, William H. Pennington, Jr., Frank E. Pennington, Edward W. Page, Frederick M. Polley, Alfred H. Puerschner, Alexander F. Quigley, Paul L. E. Reinhardt, Elias Ross, Charles Stone, Edward W. Space, Nicholas Stobbe, John H. Suy- dam, Jr., Edward H. Stines, William N. Stryker, Ellis Sammons, Frederick C. Strobel, Robert Stuart, Jr., Peter J. Smith, Jesse W. Tunison, John H. Taylor, Terence Toole, Daniel Hendricks Vliet, Harry Van Sickle, Edward H. Van Sickle, Frank M. Van Sickle, Edward J. Volkert, Charles F. Wolff, Henry J. Wolff, Edward Welsh, Charley H. Wildgoose, James H. Whitehead.
Men assigned to other companies of the Third Regiment :
Company A-Maurice Campbell, Warren Horten. Company B-Aldis A. Latham. Company C-George A. Hickey, Thomas A. Manley.
Company E-Second Lieutenant Joseph Kay, Jr., George A. Farron, Nicholas Mar- tin, Thomas Mullen, John P. McLaughlin.
Company F-William Bradford, Joseph Cochrane, Thomas L. Lyons, John J. La Bar, Edward J. Meacham, Cyril A. Myers, Thomas J. Murphy, Charles M. Millet, Wil- liam C. Robinson, William D. Sommers, Joseph F. Stafford, David V. Van Dyke, Gar- rett Van Arsdalen, Augustas Van Tilberg, Ludwig Wieland, Jacob J. Ziegler.
Company G-James Doyle, Garrett J. Finnigan, Michael Harne, Joseph A. Hayter, William Moore, William Latham, Edward Rea.
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Company H-Henry E. Austin, Jr., Robert J. Flemming, Alfred J. Buttler.
Company I-Joseph G. Meyers.
Company K-Edward Hardy.
Company L-Ernest G. Gardner.
In Other Regiments-Monroe Berdine, New Jersey First; Arthur J. Brow, New York Ninth; Nicholas Carter, New York Second; Ellwood Holland, at Santiago; L. Kirkpatrick Smith, New York Ninth; Louis Solomon, Third Immune.
In the United States Navy-Fred Boyd, Ambrose Bradford, J. Baker, Frank J. Daly, Richard Hardenbergh; Fred Jernee, killed in Maine's explosion; Arthur Lewis; William H. Robinson, killed in Maine's explosion ; George Traux ; John Zeigler, killed in Maine's explosion.
The following is the financial summary for the World War Liberty Loans in New Brunswick :
Quota
Subscription
Over-Subscribed
First Loan
$ 1,702,000
$ 1,800,000
$ 98,000
Second Loan
2,553,000
2,900,000
347,000
Third Loan
1,505,800
2,139,050
633,250
Fourth Loan
3,011,500
3,633,100
621,600
Fifth Loan
2,218,200
2,660,700
442,500
Total
$10,990,550
$13,132,850
$2,142,350
CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
Co. H Reception Fund
$ 3,479.25
Soldiers' Farewell and Welfare Fund
3,677.81
Permanent Blind Relief
518.50
War Camp Community
2,650.00
Armenian and Syrian Relief
1,140.00
K. of C. War Camp Fund ( Members)
1,168.40
War Library Fund
1,145-39
Y. M. C. A. War Fund (Taft meeting)
16,400.00
Y. M. C. A. War Fund
21,000.00
Red Cross War Fund
27,071.15
Salvation Army
809.50
First Red Cross Membership Drive, May, 1917
4,116.00
Red Cross Christmas Membership Drive, 1917
9,007.00
Jewish War Fund
11,004-35
K. of C. War Fund
18,983.63
Permanent Blind Relief
503.00
Billiard Players' Ambulance Fund.
533.00
Italian Relief
637-75
Smileage Books
1,000.00
Second Red Cross War Fund
62,271.58
Jewish War Relief
23,500.00
South Amboy Relief
4,000.00
United War Work Campaign
114,169.29
To equip stage, Y. M. C. A. Hut, Camp Raritan
250.00
Red Cross Roll Call, Christmas, 1918
15,572.54
Red Cross Roll Call, Christmas
10,101.94
Welcome Home Reception
10,105.61
Armenian Relief
10,000.00
Polish Relief
1,007.00
Salvation Army
9,744.82
Permanent Blind Relief
1,025.00
Home Defense League
23,997.31
Total
$ 413,240.80
SUMMARY.
Campaign Funds
$ 413,240.80
Thrift Stamps
321,446.61
Liberty Loans
13,132,850.00
Grand Total
$13,867,537.41
Palestine Restoration Fund
2,165.00
Camp Mcclellan Fund for Co. H
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