Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-30
WALLINGFORD.

The Memorial Day Program - The Parade-Shops Close-Baseball-The Scarlet Fever - The Law and the Borough.
 The program for to-day's exercises is as follows:
 The exercises will begin in town hall at 9 o'clock with short address by Com mander H. A. Nettleton, singing by the school children, service by the G. A. R., selection by the National band, reading of the roll of honor, address by Captain Henry R. Jones of New Hartford, singing by the school children, singing of national ode with band accompaniment, closi ng with benediction.
 The line will form on Center street. with rig ht resting on Main street. in the order as follows:
 Marshal J. 5. Parker and Aides.
 National Band.
 Gomrany K, ,, 2; N e., Captain Ita 1T D. L. a, Barber :
 School Boys with Flags.
 w.N. Mix Camp Sons of Veterans.
 A. H. DuttOn Post, G. A. R.
 The line of march will be up Main to Christian, to vii s@stss sss gTaSss Ssas Center street, to the cemetery, where the c. A A R. ceremonies will be conducted and the graves taken up Center street to the town hail, where the procession will be dismissed. Past Com mander Whitaker and 8 detail from the G. A. R. will go to Durham to decorate the graves of the veterans of that town. The grave of Isaac K Hall in the North Main street cemetery will The Meriden base bali team came down here Saturday afternoon with Pitcher Carey of New ef bS to 0. The battery work of both teams was first class each each di team scoring but & four hits There ings is as follows:
 Meriden. ............ 0 0 o 8 3 x-6
 Base hits wallingford {, Meriden f. Struck out-Wallingford 10, Meriden 6. Bases on balls -Wallingford {, heriden 5. Umpire-James Coughlin.
 Those having flowers to donate are requested to bring them to the town hall as cary this All the factories in the borough will be closed The usual holiday hours, to 10 Q. m., 12 to 30 p. m., will be observed at the postof11ce The The Lawn Tennis clubs grounds Beaumont avenue will be opened this afternoon for tho seq
 "Love on wheels'' is booked for the opera house this evening. The company give street parade on bicycles earlier in the day.
 Ned Manning of New York is in town for a few The Lawn Tennis club will enjoy a dance in
 Louis Porter is home from Providence for 0 short visit.
 The bicycle seems to have lost ali it's pride and does not care who rides 1t. Selectman Jones has two new applicants for assistance owing to scarlet fever. A young child of Albert Fouche of Washington street died Saturday morning with scarlet fever The case was noted in the COURIER two weeks ago, but the child has had no medical attend ance until the day before 1t died.
 W. J. Morse was in town Saturday and it had been understood that he would settle up his case with the borough, but it now proves that he has decided otherwise, as he demurred to the bor- ough attorney. Acting under the instruction of the court of burgesses, Judge Hubbard, as at torney for the borough, will at once institute c suit against Morse and his bondsman, J. W. Lane, to recover the amount, S163.75 due the borough. Mor rse is acting under the instruction of his at torney, O. A. liar ison.
 None of the Wallingford sprinters who were entered for the handicap in Meriden Saturday put in an appearance at the races.
 Edward 5. Bullock started Saturday evening for Philadelphia.
 The local ball nine are confident that they can give any nine of Meriden ball players a lively game, but are not heavy enough toplay Meriden, New Haven and Southington.
 George B. Hampton won the prize cup with @ score of A out of . possible 30 in the National Gun club shoot Saturday.