World War Memorial

The men and women of Lisbon served their country in the World War, and six died in service: William H. Barrett, Percy E. Bergin, Merrill Clough, Timothy F. Dickinson, Clark A. Goudie, and Howard A. Towle. The community's honor roll of veterans included Homer G. Aldrich, Charles I. Austin, William E. Bailey, Forrest T. Bangs, George N. Barrett, Ray S. Bedell, Albert J. Bernatchy, George F. Bernatchy, Charles J. Bishop, J. Eddy Blake, Paul T. Blood, Arthur T. Bond, Charles C. Bond, Fred Bott, Forrest D. Bronson, Howard S. Brooks, William H. Brooks, Reginald C. Brummer, Henry C. Burt, Lyman W. Chamberlain, Melville F. Chamberlain, Walter G. Chamberlain, Rolland A. Chase, George E. Clark, Earl Clough, Edward Clough, Cecil R. Coates, Edgar G. Crossman, John Cuddihy, George Dempster, Douglas H. Dexter, Harry Dickinson, Ivy L. Dickinson, J. Eastwood Donnelly, Fred Dunbar, Fred H. Eastman, Carol S. Elliott, A. Roy Forbes, Beatrice E. Forster, Gordon L. Fox, Jerry T. Fox, Walter M. Fox, Clark B. Frost, Elmer H. Gilman, Paul W. Glover, Dwight M. Goddard, Ray W. Gordon, Howard M. Gould, Almedas J. Guilmette, Joseph A. Guilmette, Anton A. Haggroth, Everett S. Hersey, Frank E. Howe, Carroll G. Jesseman, Thomas E. Kennedy, George B. Kincaid, Fred Labarre, Fay E. Land, Alden S. Martin, Tupper McDonald, Marion F. McKay, Ralph E. O. Merrill, George E. Mitchell, Ralph F. Morton, Francis G. Moulton, J. Lionel Mullavey, Roscoe L. Northey, Carl C. Oakes, Wacili Ostroskie, Ray E. Palmer, Archie J. Pelletier, Edward J. Plant, Murray S. Plant, Ernest J. Powers, Gerald J. Powers, Harold A. Ritchie, Stephen M. Simonds, Carlyle J. Smith, Earle H. Smith, Francis H. Smith, Winford T. Smith, Fred O. Snell, Edward C. Snyder, Rand E. Stevens, Eli W. Swinyer, Alvin R. Thurber, Clyde H. Treworgy, Elywood E. Towle, Charles Varney, Ralph H. Varney, Eldred I. Veino, Emery L. Veino, Percy E. Veino, Herbert G. Walker, Walter J. Warcup, Fred W. Weston, and Jane W. Weston.

Lisbon, New Hampshire · United States