Jeffersonville in Cambridge in Lamoille County, Vermont — The American Northeast (New England)

Cambridge-Jeffersonville Veterans Monument

"Lest We Forget"

Photographed by T.L. Zagraniski, July 7, 2024

1. Cambridge-Jeffersonville Veterans Monument

Inscription.

Cambridge-Jeffersonville Veterans Monument. "Lest We Forget". , In grateful tribute to the men and women of the town of Cambridge who served in the armed forces of our country to preserve freedom. , Cambridge remembers the men who served in the World War 1917 - 1919, Killed in Action , Nelson R Burnor . Charles M Buskey . Earl J Montague, Died in Service , Alonzo G Powell . Ralph G Nye, [Honor Roll of Veterans] , B Fletcher Andrews MD . Alton H Bean . Ralph H Bourne . Buell A Brewster , Ralph S Brewster . Arthur L Brown . Harry T Brown . Leo M Brush , Robert M Burns . Errol O Butler . George W Butler . Thomas J Carroll , Grant Chayer . Clyde W Cheeseman . Gerald H Clark . Roy S Clark , Arthur W Croft . Albert J Cutting . Dewey E Davis . Leon E Ellsworth DSC . Martin W Ellsworth . Chester W Fairbanks , Elmer C Flinton . Harry A Flood . Francis E Fox . Alaysius J Gillespie . Thomas J Hanley . Donald C Hawley , Frank Hull . Arthur E Horner . Hugh E Hurley . Jay D Ingerson . Orlo K Jenney . Hollis U Keith , Schyler G Kittell . Freeman E Knight . Samuel Lapan . Ernest F Machia . Howard F Machin . Max O Maynard , Horace C Melendy . Arthur O Miner . Paul C Morgan , George H Newton MD . Kenneth K Newton . George H Patch , Allen J Patterson . Lloyd M Pearl . Clarence Pitman , Lawrence R Pollander . Allen E Provost . Clyde Provost , Ernest L Reynolds . Harry H Reynolds . Chauncey R Roberts , Frank R Rousseau . Lawrence E Rousseau . Clayton G Rugg , Arthur H Russin . Wilmer A Safford . Willis E Sheldon , Henry H Smilie . Simeon G Start MD . Wesley H Stebbins , John Trombley . Guy R. Varnum . Wallace H Venable , Russell W Waldo . John H Washburn . Gaylord R. Westover , Albert C Whitney . Herbert E Wright . Howard M Wilson , Arthur A Twiss, Cambridge remembers the men and women who served and , gave their lives for freedom in World War II 1941 - 1945, Killed in Action , Urban Gomo . Charles F. Powell, Jr. . Leland E. Severance . Willard H. Tobin, [Honor Roll of Veterans] , Abair, Allen J. . Alken, Leslie R. . Aldrich, Carlton . Aldrich, Harry G. , Aldrich, Robert F. . Allen, Roy G. . Bassett, Edson G. Jr. . Bassett, Henry A. , Blanchard, Allan . Blanchard, Francis P. . Bliss, William W. . Bogue, Maurice E. . Bogue, Robert . Boivin, Arthur A. . Boozan, Richard . Boozan; Roger J. . Breen, Frederick A. . Burnor, Donald . Chamberlin, Arthur F. . Chamberlin, Elwin P. . Chamberlin, Oscar H. . Corse, Jack F. . Cushing, Ralph W. . Cutler, Earl J. . Cutler, Horace L. Jr. . Duffey, Kathleen V. . Geno, Alton M. . Geno, Arthur R. . Gillespie, Maurice C. . Gillespie, Robert A. . Gomo, Roy E. . Gonyeau, Mark R. . Griffin, Alton S. . Griffin, Gregory P. . Grittin, Leighton E. . Hanley, Donald F. . Hooper, Marco S. . Horner, Donald A. . Howard, Allen K. . Huntley, G. Russell . Huntley, Taze R. . Hutchins, E. Maurice . Hutchins, Gerald R. . Hutchins, Roy . Jacques, Fabian . Jones, Theodore . Kneeland, Dean . Lafountain, Harry D. . Langdell, Raymond T. . Libby, Emmett V. . Libby, Harry . Mable, George E. . Machia, Roy S. . Marshia, Ronald H. . Mashia, Richard P. . McCuin, Edmond J. . McGovern, Patrick F. . McNally, Glendon H. . Nolan, Neil M. . Page, Keith A. . Porter, John W. . Powell, Martin . Provost, Harold E. . Reynolds, Francis G. . Reynolds, Richard P. . Robtoy, Oland P. . Rooney, Benjamin L. . Rushford, Carl C. Severance, Bernice . Shattuck, Oliver P. . Shattuck, Oliver P. Jr. . Slayton, Stephen E. . Slayton, Wendall P. . Stewart, Donald . Stewart, Dorothy . Stewart, George H. . Thomas, Rolla J. . Towne, Roger G. . Wells, Henry D. . Wetherell, Donald E. . Wheelock, Merreal . Willey, Howard F. . Williamson, Marvin C. . Williamson, Najda R. . Williamson, Stanley T..

In grateful tribute to the men and women of the town of Cambridge who served in the armed forces of our country to preserve freedom.

Cambridge remembers the men who served in the World War 1917 - 1919

Killed in Action
Nelson R Burnor • Charles M Buskey • Earl J Montague

Died in Service
Alonzo G Powell • Ralph G Nye

[Honor Roll of Veterans]
B Fletcher Andrews MD • Alton H Bean • Ralph H Bourne • Buell A Brewster
Ralph S Brewster • Arthur L Brown • Harry T Brown • Leo M Brush
Robert M Burns • Errol O Butler • George W Butler • Thomas J Carroll
Grant Chayer • Clyde W Cheeseman • Gerald H Clark • Roy S Clark
Arthur W Croft • Albert J Cutting • Dewey E Davis • Leon E Ellsworth DSC • Martin W Ellsworth • Chester W Fairbanks
Elmer C Flinton • Harry A Flood • Francis E Fox • Alaysius J Gillespie • Thomas J Hanley • Donald C Hawley
Frank Hull • Arthur E Horner • Hugh E Hurley • Jay D Ingerson • Orlo K Jenney • Hollis U Keith
Schyler G Kittell • Freeman E Knight • Samuel Lapan • Ernest F Machia • Howard F Machin • Max O Maynard
Horace C Melendy • Arthur O Miner • Paul C Morgan
George H Newton MD • Kenneth K Newton

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• George H Patch
Allen J Patterson • Lloyd M Pearl • Clarence Pitman
Lawrence R Pollander • Allen E Provost • Clyde Provost
Ernest L Reynolds • Harry H Reynolds • Chauncey R Roberts
Frank R Rousseau • Lawrence E Rousseau • Clayton G Rugg
Arthur H Russin • Wilmer A Safford • Willis E Sheldon
Henry H Smilie • Simeon G Start MD • Wesley H Stebbins
John Trombley • Guy R. Varnum • Wallace H Venable
Russell W Waldo • John H Washburn • Gaylord R. Westover
Albert C Whitney • Herbert E Wright • Howard M Wilson
Arthur A Twiss

Cambridge remembers the men and women who served and
gave their lives for freedom in World War II 1941 - 1945

Killed in Action
Urban Gomo • Charles F. Powell, Jr. • Leland E. Severance • Willard H. Tobin

[Honor Roll of Veterans]
Abair, Allen J. • Alken, Leslie R. • Aldrich, Carlton • Aldrich, Harry G.
Aldrich, Robert F. • Allen, Roy G. • Bassett, Edson G. Jr. • Bassett, Henry A.
Blanchard, Allan • Blanchard, Francis P. • Bliss, William W. • Bogue, Maurice E. • Bogue, Robert • Boivin, Arthur A. • Boozan, Richard • Boozan; Roger J. • Breen, Frederick A. • Burnor, Donald • Chamberlin, Arthur F. • Chamberlin,

Photographed by T.L. Zagraniski, July 7, 2024

2. Cambridge-Jeffersonville Veterans Monument

“Second” (WWI) plaque on left. “Third” (WWII) plaque on right.

Elwin P. • Chamberlin, Oscar H. • Corse, Jack F. • Cushing, Ralph W. • Cutler, Earl J. • Cutler, Horace L. Jr. • Duffey, Kathleen V. • Geno, Alton M. • Geno, Arthur R. • Gillespie, Maurice C. • Gillespie, Robert A. • Gomo, Roy E. • Gonyeau, Mark R. • Griffin, Alton S. • Griffin, Gregory P. • Grittin, Leighton E. • Hanley, Donald F. • Hooper, Marco S. • Horner, Donald A. • Howard, Allen K. • Huntley, G. Russell • Huntley, Taze R. • Hutchins, E. Maurice • Hutchins, Gerald R. • Hutchins, Roy • Jacques, Fabian • Jones, Theodore • Kneeland, Dean • Lafountain, Harry D. • Langdell, Raymond T. • Libby, Emmett V. • Libby, Harry • Mable, George E. • Machia, Roy S. • Marshia, Ronald H. • Mashia, Richard P. • McCuin, Edmond J. • McGovern, Patrick F. • McNally, Glendon H. • Nolan, Neil M. • Page, Keith A. • Porter, John W. • Powell, Martin • Provost, Harold E. • Reynolds, Francis G. • Reynolds, Richard P. • Robtoy, Oland P. • Rooney, Benjamin L. • Rushford, Carl C. Severance, Bernice • Shattuck, Oliver P. • Shattuck, Oliver P. Jr. • Slayton, Stephen E. • Slayton, Wendall P. • Stewart, Donald • Stewart, Dorothy • Stewart, George H. •

Photographed by T.L. Zagraniski, July 7, 2024

3. Cambridge-Jeffersonville Veterans Monument

Thomas, Rolla J. • Towne, Roger G. • Wells, Henry D. • Wetherell, Donald E. • Wheelock, Merreal • Willey, Howard F. • Williamson, Marvin C. • Williamson, Najda R. • Williamson, Stanley T.

Topics. This monument and memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, World I • War, World II.

Location. 44° 38.624′ N, 72° 49.776′ W. Monument is in Cambridge, Vermont, in Lamoille County. It is in Jeffersonville. It is at the intersection of Church Street (Vermont Route 108) and Main Street, on the right when traveling east on Church Street. Third Street at the crossroads is Mill Street. The three streets come together in small triangular island between Hanley’s General Store and the Second Congregational United Church of Christ. The monument is an installed into a large natural stone directly facing the island on the south side of the road. Touch for map. Monument is at or near this postal address: 15 Church St, Cambridge VT 05444, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial monument is in Vermont’s Green Mountains.

It is also in the American Northeast

Setting of Cambridge-Jeffersonville Veterans Monument image. Click for full size.

Photographed by T.L. Zagraniski, July 7, 2024

4. Setting of Cambridge-Jeffersonville Veterans Monument

The viewpoint of this photo is looking south from Main Street across VT Route 108 (Church/Mill Street). No. 15 Church Street is the white house to the right of the photo. The monument is the large grey rock formation in the center. No. 22 Mill Street is the red house on the left.

and in New England.

Globally, it is in North America,

the Great North Woods,

the Western Hemisphere,

the Western World,

and the Anglosphere.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 8 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: Cambridge Junction Bridge (approx. 0.9 miles away); Cambridge Rail Era History II (approx. 0.9 miles away); Cambridge Rail Era History I (approx. 0.9 miles away); G.A.R. Cambridge, VT (approx. 2.3 miles away); Grand Army of the Republic Highway (approx. 2.3 miles away); Udney Hay (approx. 6.4 miles away); Julian Scott (approx. 7 miles away); Town of Johnson World War and Spanish War Honor Roll (approx. 7.1 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Cambridge.

Credits. This page was last revised on June 24, 2026. It was originally submitted on July 7, 2024, by T.L. Zagraniski of Reston, Va, Usa. This page has been viewed 374 times since then and 40 times this year. Last updated on June 23, 2026, by Sid Gullikson of Burlington, Vermont. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on July 7, 2024, by T.L. Zagraniski of Reston, Va, Usa. • Devry Becker Jones was the editor who published this page.