Cummington Square Memorial, Niagara Falls Back to back at Cummington Square, there are two memorials. The first monument, privately erected, is from World War I. For each of the four men,
his regiment, date, and place of birth is given. These were the only Chippawa casualties
from this war. The inscription on the World War I Memorial reads as follows: In memoriam erected by John Carter of the Village of Chippawa in memory of his son and comrades George Newton Carter, Archibald Davidson, Isodor Blundy, Elijah Logan to keep freedom inviolate and unsullied they feared not death and meeting it, they won the victor's crown. |
