Bridgewater World War I Monument

Bridgewater honored the young men of the community who served in World War I, in grateful recognition of their valor and devotion during the war for liberty and justice from 1917 to 1919. The honor roll names Ernest J. Adams, Leon D. Adams, Lester W. Adams, Royal L. Adams, Harland Atwood, Leon A. Atwood, Melvin C. Ayer, Harold Baker, Levi Becker, Phillip Biathrow, Clifford Bradley, Lynn Z. Cady, William S. Cady, Claude R. Capron, Walter C. Cole, Louis Cushman, Milton A. Dailey, Lester Dalrymple, Earl W. Davis, Lee B. Davis, Orville Fife, Napolean A. Geno, Victor Geno, William Geno, Lynn Goodnough, Luman Harris, Louis Moulton, Lyle Pearsons, Fred M. Perkins, Harold E. Perry, Edwin Putnam, Herbert Reed, Walter Royce, Richard E. Thompson, Victor E. Thompson, Fred M. Wardwell, Gerald L. Weedon, and Royal E. Weeden.

Bridgewater, Vermont · United States