Alfred Cairns. Hillus Cairns collection.

Battalion of the 1st. Canadian In- fantry Brigade. Lyman’s battalion attacked the village of Fresnoy, three and one half miles east of Vimy at 3:45 a.m. on May 3, 1917. Lyman, who was in charge of the forward signaling station, Lyman Wood. Brent Wood collection.

lost his life while repairing tele—

phone lines during this battle. Fresnoy was taken, but at the cost of approximately four hundred men. This conflict was the fourth and last phase of the Battle of Arras. Lyman’s name is inscribed on the Vimy Memorial along with 11,300 Canadians. A Memorial at Tryon Consoli- dated School honors Lyman, and a maple tree in the North Tryon School yard was planted by the school children in his memory.

Those who answered the call to serve in the Second World War were: Lea Callbeck, 2nd. Dental Core; Alfred Cairns, Home Guard at Canada House, London, England; Hillus Cairns, 8th. Battery; Private Martha Dawson, 24th. Company, CWAC; Private Fred Dawson, PEI Highland- ers; Private Thomas Dawson Jr., West Nova and North Nova; Gunner Alex Dawson, 2nd. HVY Air A. Regiment, 8th. Battery; Everett Francis, RCN; William Kitson, Royal Canadian Engineers; Wendell Lea, RCAF; James Quigley, lst. Canadian Armament Division; Private Marshall Thomas, Royal Canadian Engineers, 7th. Division; Mary Elizabeth Bell, American Army Nurse Corps; Earle Mayhew and Sydney Dawson,

Reserve Army.

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