Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1879-05-24
Decoration Day.

OCCupuub, WHY uOt SAW Utlo y lUUs
CITIZEN.
Decoration Day.
/, Decoration Day is to be observe
in this place with appropriate cere
monies. just what the programme
is to be is not yet determined upon
SO far as we can learn, the com
mittee of the Post who have thu
matter in charge not having as YET
completed their work. The pro
cession will probably form in Main
street, with drum corps for music
The Bradford Guards, Sabbath
schools, civic organizations, and
citizens generally will be invited tt
join the procession. And all old
soldiers, not members of the Grand
Army are specially invited to unite
in paying respect to the memory OF
their fallen comrades. The address
by Hon. Lucius Bigelow of Burling-
ton, will probably be delivered in
one of our Village Hall after the
return from the cemetry.
We give below a list of all SOL
diers, so far as known, who are bur.
ried in the Bradford cemetery.
Any one knowing of any not includ
ed in this list, either of the war OF
the rebellion, the Mexican war, the
war of 1912, or the Revolutionary
war, will please inform Mr.. J. B. W.
Prichard, Adj. of the Post.
The following named soldiers of
the war of the rebellion are buried
in our cemetery:
Chas. Il. Brown, Go. 1, 18th Vt.
Regt., mustered July 6, 1864 :; died
Sept. 26 1866.
I'd Lieut.. Nat. Robbie, enlisted as
private in d, LIST Regt.; reenlisted
as private in the 9Th Regt. reen-
listed Jan. 5, 1864; commissioned
as I'd 1t. Go. d, Sth Regt., Feb.
"a, 1864; wounded May q, 1868
and Sept. 10, 1864. Died of dis
ease at st. Johnsbury, Dec. 6, 1864.
Sargent Merrill G.. Beard, Co. d.
18th Regt,, killed by railroad acct
dent Nov. 1866.
Freeman Fl. Flemming, Co. d.
Sth Regt., mustered Feb. IS, 1862 I;
reenlisted Jan. 5, 1864.
David Horner, Wagner, Go. B,
9th Regt., mustered Oct. Is, 1861
discharged April 10, 1868, and died
since.
Geo. Fl. Taylor, Co. Fl, 18th Regt..
enlisted August Is, 1862; dis.
charged July ID, 1868 /; died after
return home.
Geo. B. Worthen, went into the
Navy, was wounded at Roanoake
Island Feb. 8, 1862. Died at home
Sept. 15, 1868.
Charles Woodwork. Go. I, 18th
Regt., enlisted to the credit of
Mortified Dec. 3, 1868; died Aug.
%, 1864.
James Nolan, Sergeant Go. D,
10Th Regt., enlisted Sept. 10, 1862
discharged June %, 1868. Died
since returning home.
John Moore, of the war of 1912.
Was Corporal in New York
Volunteered at Buffalo,
N, Y, Dec. 23d, 1872.
And the following of the war of
1912:
DR.. Thomas Colby, John Moore,
John Putnam, Ephraim Putnam.
The following were soldiers in the
war 3:
Capt. Emerson Corliss, Edward
Pratt, John Martin, John Chad
wick.
The following named are buried
elsewhere, but have stones erected
10 the cemetry to their memory
Benjamin Underwood, Co. ID. 1st
Vt. Regt, mustered May 6, 1861
lied at Fortress Munroe, May 81,
1861.
Munroe Subway, Co. D, Sth
Regt., mustered Feb. Is, 1862 died
1t Algiers, Dec. Is, 1868.
Moody g. Martin, Co. b. 9th
Regt., mustered Oct. Is, 1861 /; dis
Nov. Ii, 1862; enlisted
n same regiment Nov. 80, 1868.
Killed at Wilderness May 8, 1864.
Charles A. Smith, Co. G, 4th
Regt., mustered Aug. 4: 1868, kill
ID at Petersburg, June 81, 1864. /
The following named soldiers
who enlisted from Bradford, were
killed in battle. or have died and
are buried elsewhere 3;
Albert Woodwork, Go. l, 18th s
Regt, enlisted Dec. 2, 1863, to the
,redit of. Mortified. Died Oct. 90,
1864, of wounds received in action.
Henry w. Dickey, Co. II, 18th s
Regt. enlisted Aug. 16, 1862 4; died 6