During World War I, the town honored those who served their country, state, and town, including Bacon, Cecil V.; Bartlett, Chas. H.; Bean, Fred O.; Berry, Samuel B.; Chase, Hugh D.; Chase, Wallace B.; Dean, Ambrose W.; Dennett, Carl G.; Douglass, Walter S.; Edgerly, Charles S.; Edgerly, Everett A.; Edgerly, Glenn E.; Fairbanks, William L.; Fuller, Orville J.; Furbish, Leland S.; Gerry, Clarence M.; Goodwin, Carl W.; Grand, Mark L.; Grant, Phillip B.; Grant, William H.; Hamlin, Clayton R.; Hamlin, Raymond D.; Hatch, Preble Del K.; Hubbard, Melvin H.; Irish, Arthur; Johnson, Ralph H.; Johnson, Zene E.; Jones, Clifford B.; Libby, Alton W.; Mills, Maurice M.; Mills, Wilfred; Morse, Guy S.; Mosher, Paul L.; Nickless, Percy E.; Rand, Lynn T.; Reynolds, Clarence M.; Stevens, Walter O.; Taylor, Charles W.; Wellington, Robert R.; Whitaker, Preston W.; Whitehouse, Fred H.; and Whitehouse, Robert R.; Samuel B. Berry, Walter S. Douglass, and Wilfred Mills were killed in action.