National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-02

Sept 10, 1863.
Charles Woodwarth, Co |, 1ltlI
Rcgt., enlisted to The credit of North
field Dec. 3, 1868 died August %,
1864.
James McLam, Sergeant Go. ID,
18th Rcgt., enlisted Sept, Is, 1862 |;
discharged June 22, 1868. Died
since returning home.
The following named are buried
elsewhere, but have stones erected
in the cemetery to their memory:
Benjamin Underwood, Co. ID, LIST
Vt. Regt., mustered May @, 1861 ;
died at Fortress Monroe, May 81,
1861,
Munroe Subway, Go. ID, Stll
Regt., mustered Feb. 10, 1862 died
ut Algiers Dec. 10, 1862.
Moody g. Martin Co. d, 9th Rcgt.,
mustered Oct. 10, 1861; discharged
Nov. l3, 1862 re enlisted in same
regiment Nov. 30, 1868. Killed at
Wilderness May 8, 1864.
Charles A. Smith, Go. G. 4th
Rcgt., mustered Aug. 4, 1868 ; killed
at Petersburg June u, 1864.
The following named soldiers who
enlisted from Bradford, were killed
in battle, or have died aud are buri-
ed elsewhere:
Albert Woodwork, Co. |, 18th
Regt., enlisted Dec. 2, 1863, to the
credit of NOrthiield. Died Oct. %,
1864, of wounds received in action.
Henry w. Dickey, Co. ii, 10Th
| Regt., enlisted Aug. 1G, 1862 /; died
at Wolf Run Shoals, March 10,
1868.
Rufus II. Tucker, Co. II, 10Th
Regt., enlisted Aug. 81, 1862; died
Dec. IL, 1862.
Moses c. Stratton, Co. b, 9th
Regt., enlisted Nov. 30, 1868.
Sidney 7. Dolof, Co. !, 18th
Regt., enlisted March %, 1864 IL
killed at Petersburgh April 2, 1865
John b. Subway, Co. b, 9th
Regt., enlisted Aug IL, 1862, trans
ferred to V. II. Corps Jan. Is, 1864 ;
died at home Nov. 6, 1866.
Sergt. Daniel +. Skinner, Co. Il,
4th Regt., enlisted Aug. 2, 1861 .
re enlisted Dec. 10, 1868 died May
1G, 1864, Of wounds received in viii
derness, May 5, 1864.
Moses A. Hackett enlisted under
the name of Noses A. Stanly, in Co
G, 4th Regt., Sept. 4, 1861; died
Oct. 81, 1861.
Ralph Kendrich, Co. G, 10th
Regt., enlisted July 10, 1862; dis
charged May IA, 1868. Afterwards
enlisted in a Maine Regt., and died
in the service.
Thomas Kirby, Go. q, 9th Regt.
enlisted June 6, 1862, and died Jan.
~, 1864.
Charles Woodbury., Go. ID, Sth
Regt. mustered Feb. Is, 1868, and
died March, 1868.
Stephen s. Taylor, Co. ID, LIST
Regt., died after returning home.
The Post then performed the GER
emony of decorating the graves OF
their fallen comrades with flowers
the Band playing Il dirge.
The rain, which had been threat
ening, began to fall heavily, and a
large portion of the spectators
sought shelter in the houses and
buildings near, leaving not very
large audience to listen to the ex-
cellent address Of John l.. Spring,
Esq, of Lebanon, N. H., which
closed the ceremonies.
The procession was formed and
marched back to the village, where
it was dismissed.
| The Post desire to return Their
thanks to the ladies' of Fairlee and
Bradford for their liberal cOntribu-
ton of flowers and wrcaths, and t.
the Band for their services, which
added so much to the interest of the
ceremonies, and to the other organi
cations and citizens generally, who
joined with them in doing honor to
the memory of their deceased com
radcs. They would also return
their hearty thanks to their Fairlee
friends who so Hospitality and liber
ally entertained them at their homes
and tables.