Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-06-06

War of 1912 - " u"H t'' 11n
Stephen Tabor; David, Fiaeld !; Andrew FL
field; Robert Iiunkips; LIT. Elijah Rowe Mr..
Bryant; Moody Aubrey Leonard Fulham
Wycr McConnell Naphtali Shaw; John Car.
ter; David Kelly; Dr.. Thomas Colby; John
Moore John. Putnam Ephraim Putnam
Stephen Jinkins 0bodiah Davis
Mexican war :--,...L...,.., .,...
Nelson B. woodward;
The following enlisted from Brad
ford, were killed in battle, or have
died and are buried elsewhere - i,t
Albert Woodwork company I, 18th Regt
enlisted Dec, 2, 1863. to the credit of North
field. Died Oct. %, 1864, of wounds received
In action. - N.i HIt. l-' 'Iti'
Henry w. Diokey, company II. 18th Regt.
enlisted Aug. l6, 1862; died at Wolf Run
Shoals, March 10, 1868. ..,..
Rufus H. Tucker, company II. 10th Regt
enlisted Aug. 81, 1862; died Dec II, 1862.
Moses c. Stratton, company B, 9th Regt
enlisted Nov. 80, 1863. ,...j.
Sidney T. Dolloff, company I, 18th Regt
enlisted March %, 1864 ;--killed at Petersburg
April 9. 1865 ,, ..E. 49,
John b. Subway, company B, 5th Regt
enlisted Aug II, 1862, transferred to V. II.
Corps Jan. IL, 1864; died at home Nov. 6, 1865
Sergt. Daniel F. skinner, company II. 4th
Regt., enlisted Aug. g 1861 ; re-enlisted Dec
Is, 1861 died May 49, 1864, Of wounds re.
ceived in Wilderness, May 5th, 1864. . ~
Moses A. Hackett enlisted under the nan,t
of Noses 4. Stanley, in company G, 4th Regt,,
Sept A. 1861 died Oct. 81, 1861. D..
Ralph Kendrick, company g, 10th Regt.,
enlisted July 10, 1862; discharged May IA,
1863. Afterwards enlisted in Maine Regt..
and died in tho serv ice.
Thos. Kirby, company q. 9Th Regt., enlisted
June 6, 1862, and died Jan. l2, 1864. ,.,
| Charles Woodbury., company D. 9th Regt,
mustered Feb. Is, 1863, and died March, 1868.
Stephen S. Taylor, company d, lst. Regt,
died after returning home. t.1 81.
Byron b, Wilson, Corporal company II, 4th
Regt, enlisted Sept. S, lS6l.-Killed in battle
| of Wilderness May S, 1864.
Amos B. Chase, company H. End Regt.,
1862, killed at Petersburg, Va, June IS, 1868.
After this ceremony was con.
cluded, Maj. Josiah Circuit, Jr., Of
Newport, the orator of the day, de-
livered a very able and interesting
address, which if space would per-
nit we should be glad to publish.
The Major is a vermonter, who won
distinction as a gallant soldier, in a
N. Y. Cavalry Regt., and is no less
distinguished as an able lawyer and
speaker, than he was as a soldier.
After singing a beautiful piece
appropriate to the occasion by the
assembly, the procession returned
to the village in the same order as
it marched to the cemertery and
was dismissed.
Orange County Court, June Term.
Hon. AsAHREL PECK, Chief Judge.
Hon. HON. W. F. Il k' NICHOLS, age'.
GRAND JURORS
j. p Cleveland, Braintree, Foreman; r. F.
Ormsby. D. X. Andross, Talesman; Bradford,
Marcus Peck. Brookfeld; j. D. Goodwin,
Aaron Davis, Talesmam, Hyde Cabot, Tales
man, Chelsea; A. S. Corliss, Corinth; Alex
McLane, Fairlee; Levi Tabor, Newbury; j,
p. Ladd, Orange; John Hanks, Randolph
VIM, Sanborn, STAFFORD; S. w. Knight, Thet..
ford; James McLam, Tepsham; p M. Hunt,
Tunbridge.; Josiah Flanders, Vershire j. H.
Perkins, Washington VIM. Kimball, West
Fairlee; E. Bass Williamstown.
PETIT JURORS.
T. r. Renfrew, j. h. Howe, Bradford; H.
H. Hayward, Levi Thayer, Braintree; H. j.
Rood, B. +. Brown, Brookfeld; M. +. Ordway,
NJ. G. Allen, D. S. Hunt, Chelsea; Alpheus
Metcalf, G co. A. Jewell, Corinth; Willard
Porte r, Fairlee; John Miller, Wright Cham.
berlin, Newbury A. s. Martyr, Chauncey
Cutler, Orange; R. w. Hodge, J. z. Sprague,
Randolph; j. II. Moore, H. G. Brown, STRAIT
ford; w. A. Dodge, G. G. Heaton, Thetford
J. Philbriok, w. g. Corliss, Topsham s. b.
Hackett, D. B. Giles, Tunbridge; j. r. Stacy,
Freeman Prescott, Vershire; w. Huntingdon
G. F. Smith, Washington N. N Kimball,
West Fairlee; f. b. Martin, GA. Blanch. !
ard, Williamstown. .-..... ....
TUESDAY, JUNE 2.
The jury caland er showed nine
ty.eight cases to be tried by Jury,
but on calling the list of cases the
number was reduced to fifty .five,
and the number will undoubtedly
shrink.to less than twenty az the
cases are in danger of being reached.
Joseph X. Darling, ESQ.,, of East
Corinth, and Watson T. Dunmore,
late principal of Bradford Academy,
were admitted to the Orange Coun.
ty Bar.
The first case for trial is No. II
@. b. Abbott d Co. .. Ambrose Vose
and Cyr en- Joslyn. Action Of coy
enant on lease. Perrin and Den.
nison for plff. Rowell and Clarke
for defts. ....
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3.
No. II, continued till into the
afternoon when it was given to
the jury lm ri .a..sif0". &
SUICIDE IN FAIRLEE. Miss G.