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    Drill for the Home Guard began in 1914 with twice-weekly sessions at the Armouries and in the Main St. Town Hall.

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldliers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Champion, September 18, 1919.

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Champion, September 18, 1919.

    The Soldiers' Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returning soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Chamption, September 18, 1919.

    The Soldier's Reception was held in Milton in September 1919 to honour Milton's returniong soldiers from WWI. For further information see Canadian Champion , September 18, 1919.

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    The building was at Mill and Willow Streets in Acton

    Frederick Walsh, 1894-1916. Gunner Walsh was killed in action on October 27, 1916, during the Battle of the Somme. He was awarded the Military Medal. He was buried at Bapaume Post Military Cemetery i

    Charles Eric Robertson, 1889-1917, Captain, No. 11 Squadron, Royal Flying Corps, Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force. Killed in action July 12, 1917. He is buried at the Vis-en-Artois British Cemet

    E. J. W. Stevens, was born in England and the husband of Harriet Stevens of Milton. He was buried at Vis-en-Artois British Cemetery, Harcourt, France. For further information see "Milton Remembers WW

    Archie Beard was a Private in the 24th Battalion, of the Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force. He was killed in action on October 1, 1916 at the First Battle of the Somme. For further information, s

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    Camp Borden was an army training camp

    Circumstances of Death Report Unit: 2nd Trench Mortar Battery Name: Tuck, W.S. Rank: Captain Date of Death: 30-10-16 Cause of Death: Killed in Action Detailed report of circumstances surrounding the

    Front Row (L. to R.) - R. Robson, J.G. Ryrie, P.J. Devenish, C. Snowball, F. Townsend, J.C. Ewing, G. Cooke, A. Chapman, J. Chapman, W.R. Grammell, S.D. Watson. Back Row (L. to R.) - R. Hadden, C.T.

    Lieutenant with the Royal Air Force. Killed in World War I.

    With the Royal Flying Corps (Leaside), 1917-1918.