The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-05-31
WALLINGFORD.

The Memorial Day Exercises-A Fine Pro-
cession-Fine Muslc-GeneraI News.
The Memorial day exercises were as
usual quite interesting and h-ought, out
a big crowd ON the streets and at the
Cemeteries.
The procession formed on South Main
street and was in this order:
Ramblers' Bicycle club.
National band.
Chief marshal, D. Ross.
Adds, Captain LaBarnes, Lieutenant
Colonel Dunn, Major Won Grave.
Trumpeter, E. LaBarnes.
Company x, forty-six men.
Company I, II. r., thirty-four men.
Ivy division, U. r., K. of p, fifteen
men.
Second company, Boys brigade, TWEEN
tyrone.
First company Boys brigade, thirty
five.
Yalesville Drum corps, ten pieces.
Young Mems 7. A. B. & L. society,
sixty-one men.
Division No. /, A. o. H, thirty-four
men.
Independent Drum corps, nine pieces.
SAltCl 0lttI I'LL SdIltI II EASSuSlti1lu Il US
ter.
Simpson Hook & Ladder Co., fourteen
men.
Hubbard Hose Co., seventeen men.
Wallace Hose Co, fifteen men.
w. N. Mix camp, S. of ", fifteen
men.
Arthur Dutton post, G. A. r., forty
men.
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clergymen.
The march was taken up at 10 o'clock,
and went over the usual route. At the
Holy Trinity church, cemetery while the
graves were being decorated the choir
from that church sang America"
At the Center street cemetery the
ritual of G. A. r. was carried out
There was also singing by classes from
the Misses Kelsey, Fisle, Al1is and
McChrisie's rooms at the North Main
street school of the Russian National
Hymn and Our Banner Bright"
This chorus from the high school,
the Misses Ethel Norton, Florence
Wood, Grace Backes, Lillian Harrison,
blanche Harrison, May Craig, Addie
Lane, Minnie Hastings, Maude Hall,
Gertrude Wetmore and f, Hall, F.
treat, G. Parker, w. Valentine and
w. Jones sang the Memorial hymn,
the music being arranged by Mrs. K.
Preston, teacher of music in the schools
here.
The exercises were closed at the Cen
ter street cen1etery with the benediction
by Rev. j. E. Wildman. The exercises
were over andtthe procession dismounted
at IL O'Clock.
A..
band discoursed sweet music from the
band stand uptown and the concert
was listened to by a large and appre-
ciative audience ON the streets.
w. r. Steele, the Quinnipiac street
grocer, and Mrs. Eliza Bradley of New
Haven were married late last evening
by Rev. J. J. Blair,
The Ramblers' will have a smoker
this evening.
A brilliant meteor was seen here
"Wednesday evening shortly before 8 |
O'Clock in the northern sky. It APP
peared in the northwest and passed |
in horizontal line across to the east, |
where it burst and disappeared.
Druggist w. F. Marx spent Memorial |
day yachting, on the 7briny deep of Long |
Island sound.
started yesterday morning for Stony |
Creek to remain during the summer.
A. I. Martin and f. G. Allen have /
sold to G. F. WoodinS land 78x175 feet |
ON railroad.
The w. r. c. will visit the Soldiers |
Home at Noroton next Wednesday,
The seni-annual water rents have /
been sent out
The auction will be continued on |
Saturday morning at the Sherman
Austin farm and in the afternoon will |
be adjourned to the Horace Austin /
farm. A large quantity of the goods
remains unsold.
Paradise Island is now fitted UP and
ready for visitors.
The World Sees You
are ageing If you are turning Gray; WELLS
HAIR BAIg9AM gradually restores hair to ortg1"