Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
DEATH OF MRS. i. M. BRADLEY.

DEATH OF MRS. II. M. BRADLEY
This community was inexpressibl,
saddened last Wednesday morning
when 1t became generally known tina
Mrs. H. NJ. Bradley had died abou
ten o'clock the previous evening a
her home in this city. Her sickness:
and death were due 70 appendica
| troubles. which necessitated two
surgical operations.
Mrs. Bradley's maiden name was
Queen Alice Sawyer. She was borr
in Waterbury, Connecticut, on April
18th. 1882, but her girlhood days were
spent with her parents in New
York City. In that city she made
the acquaintance Of Mr.. Bradley. who
at that time. was young physician
connected with the Health Depart
ment hospital of New York city. On
October Bird, 1901. she was united in
marriage with DR.. H. NJ. Bradley, at
the home Of her parents, who then
resided in Brooklyn, and shortly
thereafter came to Manchester,
and has resided here ever since.
Two girls were born to them: Agnes,
who is nearly seven, and Lorraine,
about six years of age. In addition
to her husband and their two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Bradley is survived by
her father, brother. Mr.. Roland
Sawyer, and a sister. Mrs. j. Free
man Marsten, both of New York City.
Mrs. Bradley was kindly woman,
Of large intelligence and many ad-
mirable traits of character.
+ With true womanly devotion she
left kindred and the home of her girl
hood, and came here with her hus-
band to reside among strangers.
In her heart, and in her life work
as wife she exemplified the senti-
ments expressed by the Hebrew maid.
en- of old who said: whittier thou
goest, will GO; and where thou lodg-
est. will lodge; thy people shall
be my people, and thy. God my God;
where thou diest, l will die, and
there will l be buried. But her
Manchester home was not long sur.
rounded by strangers. Her good
humor and prepossessing manner
soon won hosts of friends, who wept
tears of sincere sorrow over her
bier last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bradley was member Of the
local P. E. o. chapter, and also
member of Orient Chapter No. is,
Order of the Eastern Star, and, while
she delighted to mingle socially with
her friends and fraternal associates,
she found her greatest pleasure at
home with her husband and children.
Some philosophers contend that it
Is best for people to die while yet
their fellows cheer; while yet their
souls are radiant with hope; while
yet they are amid the successes and
victories of life; while yet all who
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