The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-28
WALLINGFORp.
Program for the Memorial Day Parade
 General News.

Program for the Memorial Day Parade General News. l Chief Marshal David Ross has com pleted the arrangements for the Mem orial day parade and announces the line of march as follows
 Ramblers' Cycle club on wheels, as advance guard Chief Marshal David Ross.
 Aids-James Dunn, George LaBarnes, L. Von Grave and T. F. Daly. l Company K, c. N. c.
 Second company, Boys brigade
 First company, Boys brigade. Y. M T. A. B. and L. society," Company I, Hibernian Rifles.
 First division, A o. H.
 U. R., K, of P. Wallingford fire department. w. N. Mix camp, s. of V. Arthur Fl. Dutton post G. A. R. Carriages for disabled veterans.
 Carriages for the clergy. Citizens in carriages, etc. The line of march is as in former years-line forums on South Main street at $40 a. nl.; up Main to Christian, to Colony, to Roman Catholic cemetery, down Colony to Center street cemetery, where the exercises will be as dn other years.
 The air was filled with music last evening rendered by the Meriden City and Military bands, combined with the National band, in all about sixty musi- clans. The two Silver City bands came down on the .electr1cs and were met at the railroad by the National band and ,lo EoI inn mi sic going up the hill. At the armory there was a crowd, and the benefit to J. T. McDonough proved to be sue cessful affair throughout.
 Company K will end up its drill sea- son by an outdoor drill at 8:45 a. m. Thursday.
 The auction sale at the Horace Aus tin farm, which begins to-day, prom ises to be one of the largest sales that has been held in the county for several years, as a very large stock of farming utensils and miscellaneous articles are to be disposed of. Ovid Warner, the veteran auctioneer, will oficiate
 J. R. Lynn started yesterday for Ban gor, Me.
 Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'S works will be closed Thursday and run on F'rl- day instead.
 Henry Norton celebrated his twenty first birthday yesterday and last even ing a number of his young gentlemen friends gathered at his home on Fair street and helped him celebrate the i'm portant event.
 Chris Morgan will soon sail for Flu rope for months visit.
 Real estate transfers are; Mary C. Aich1er to Irving J. Gardner 50 acres of land and house in Yalesville; Irving c. Gardner has sold the same property to Seraphina Mascotte James Morse to c. R. Lamb, lot on High street, Yales- vile, 1S7x223 feet.
 The owner of the gold ring found in the lake near Lanes dock proves to be a Miss Simmons, who resides on Lake street, and that young lady is we'll pleased to recover her lost property.
 The firemen cleared about S145 by their dance. The expenses were about $500.
 Mrs w. H. Dunn and children start ed yesterday for Lake Linden, Michi- gan, on visit to Mrs. Dunn's parents.
 The directors of the "In Memoriam" association have reelected W. G. Choate president, Rev J. B. Wildman vice president, Dr. c. H. Atwater secre- tary and superintendent, and Thomas Pickford treasurer.
 The Junior Endeavor society will give an entertainment in the parlors of the Baptist church Tuesday evening at 7:30 An offering for missions in China will he taken