CAPT. L. RAY CUTTEN.
CAPT. EDGAR S. SPURR. M.C.
CAPT. GEORGE COLLINS PARISH, YARMOUTH, N.S.
Capt. E. J. Dwyer was Second in Command of “C” Company, 85th Battalion. He left the Battalion shortly after it arrived in England to join the 25th Battalion in France. After serving with the latter Unit for six months he was detailed to proceed to Mesopotamia, and sailed on the Nyanza. This ship was torpedoed and Captain Dwyer was drowned.
Capt. L. Ray Cutten, an officer in the 93rd Cumberland Regiment. He volunteered for service Overseas at the outbreak of war and was Assistant Adjutant of the 17th Battalion. He transferred to the 15th Battalion and again to the 2nd Battalion, in which he was a Company Commander and was recommended for the Military Cross. He was killed at Maple Grove, near Hill 60, June 5, 1916. Buried near Poperinghe.