Southbury honored those from the town who served in World War I from 1917 to 1919, naming Joseph Alseph, Jesse M. Bailey, Thomas Bale, William C. Ballard, Edward Bayon, Ernest H. Beardsley, Harold A. Benedict, Joseph Birtkus, Edward L. Bradley, Howard G. Brewer, J. Edward Coer, Miton E. Coer, Arthur Colepaugh, Edward Coon, Harold Davis, Thomas Derry, John T. Fleming, William J. Furey, George J. Grisgraber, Grover C. Harrison, William H. Harrison, Ely B. Hicock, Harold Hicock, Henry W. Hicock, George F. Hine, Edward Hinman, Jr, Herbert G. Hoffler, Daniel J. Hogan, Loius Hoyt, Herbert A. Ingram, Robert H. Johnson, Harvey S. Judd, Louis Jullott, James F. Keefe, Augustus M. Kelly, Joel Carl Klang, John J. Malane, David Marshall, Leroy B Mitchell, Daniel J. Moriarty, George Newton, Charles E. Norton, Alfred N. Platt, Christopher W. Platt, John Leroy Pierce, Samuel L. Pierce, John Rogers, Wiliam Rooney, Charles M. Seeley, George F. Shelton, Joseph Sinkavage, Henry T. Skelding, Marjorie Skelding, Paul Skelding, Edward Smith, George H. Smith, Leroy E. Smith, Wesley Smith, Alexander Volage, John P. Volage, Edwin J. Walston, H. Earle Wentsch, Howard W. Wordin, and Frederick Yaeger, and separately remembered Harold Davis and George Newton in memoriam.