The Town of Charlemont honored the men who served in the World War from 1917 to 1919, including Patrick J. Coyne, who was killed in action, and Guy Woodward, who died in service, along with L. Emerson Bicknell, Harold L. Booth, Charles A. Bowker, Albert B. Bixby, Edward J. Bouillie, Harold G. Carrier, Lawrence M. Cooper, Aldace H. Davison, Carl F. Dickinson, Clarence L. Dickinson, Hubert H. Frary, Horace W. French, James Gargon, Nelson W. Gilbert, Edward C. Henderson, Clifford Hunkler, Theodore Kambour, Arthur Jr. Lively, Richard L. Long, Frank O. Lyman, Earl O. Maynard, Guy E. Maynard, Ray W. Maynard, Charles C. Nadeau, Frank W. Niles, George Pozzi, Harold J. Pyfrom, Arthur Rhodes, Alfred M. Rice, Clarence A. Rice, Hart A. Rice, John A. Rice, Walter W. Rice, Eugene R. Robeda, Earl L. Steele, Theron S. Taylor, Felix H. Tetreault, Floyd F. Tinney, George Jr. Underwood, John W. Wells, Charles B. Whitman, and Guy E. Wilbur.