Harvard honored those of the town who loyally served their country in World War I and remembered Edward Enoch Thomas, a private in Company M, 101st U.S. Infantry, 26th Division, A.E.F., who died of wounds received at Chateau Thierry on July 12, 1918. Its honor roll named Charles B Abbot, Allan C Barnard, Harold D Bigelow, James F Cameron, Raymond E Carruth, Jesse A Davenport, Herbert F Dickson, Walter A Dickson, Fred J Dolphin, Lloyd N Eagles, Ralph E Emerson, Joseph F Ford, Matthew H Gately, Levi V Gebo, Fred Heeley, William Heeley, Thomas F Hennegan, Paul E Jones, William Joyce, Everett E Keyes, Anna Leahy, Arthur J Lucey, Leo W Madigan, George J McMahon, Francis Mary, Owen A McNiff, Lyman R Morse, Carl A Moses, Adin D Murchie, Flora M Murchie, Edward F O'Brion, James L Peters, Ralph T Rice, Lewis R Ripley, Paul B Roberts, Ellery E Royal, Kent T Royal, Kenneth C Russell, Stanley L Ryan, William Smith, Peter Samorian, Edwin W Savage, Webster M Sawyer, Christopher R Sheehan, Dennis C Sheehan, Paul H Sheehan, Robert P Sheehan, William Sheehan, Percy B Shukis, William H St. John, Morrill G Sprague, Irving F Taylor, Edward E Thomas, Herman S Thomas, Charles H Thorning, George W Tooker, Earle O Turner, Milton A Walker, Raymond H Walker, Willis E Walker, Frank C Webster, Harold H Whittemore, and Kenneth W Whittemore.