The Town of Stockbridge World War Memorial is an honor roll erected to the memory of the men of the Town of Stockbridge who entered the World War from 1914 to 1918, naming Samuel Bovee, Williams Bridge, Horace Davenport, Henry A. Foster, Glenn Bacon, Stephen Bikowsky, Earl Bishop, Robert H. Bissonnett, Horace Bridge, Charles Bush, Christopher Bush, Floyd A. Bristol, Durwood Colclouch, Burl Clark, Jess L. Clark, Lee A. Davis, Louis De Philipps, Theodore Dungey, W. Stanford Dungey, Artie Dungey, Earl W. Durfee, Fred Eastman, L. Beryl Edwards, Oswold Feitz, Arthur L. Foote, Evelith Franklin, Walter F. Freeman, Fred H. Costling, Thomas Griffin, Peter Holst, Bertram Ingraham, Roy Jones, Charles H. Kina, John Kraesa, Frank Kraesa, Frank Leo, Herbert Lillibridge, Frank Love, Charles B. Lyman, Calvln Lyons, Raymond M. McCale, Nathan Maine, Frank J. Marshall, Harry C. Martin, Charles C. Mason, Peter Mason, Albert Matthews, Alfred Moore, Cale Moore, William O'Grady, Grove Onyan, Leland Oryan, Wesley Perkins, Harry A. Plumpton, Frank Porter, William Reeves, Clayton H. Scoville, Cyril Silister, Floyd Spencer, Frank Stone, John Sullivan, Clyde Taylor, Lynwood Taylor, John E. Thurston, Seaborn Thurston, Roy P. Tooke, John Tracy, Carlton C. Warren, and Luici Zinicola; those marked with an asterisk died in service.