The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-01
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
CROWDS WITNESS THE WALLING-
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rho New Haven Team Defeated-The Days Memorial Exeroises-A Midnight Call for a Marriage License and Minis ter-A Host of Bloyolists-PersOnni, Etc. There was large attendance at the ball game on the Colony street grounds yesterday afternoon between the Wal lingfords and the Bay Views of New Haven. The local team put up star game and defeated the New Haven nine by a score of 10 to 0. Only one of the visitors reached third base. De Mills and Barry were the battery for the Walllngfords and did fine work and were supported in a manner that was creditable to the team. But one safe hit was made off De Mills, while the borough representatives hit the New Haven pitcher hard and at the right time. Taylor, Downey and Powers ex- celled and found the ball when every hit meant one or more runs. The Elm City boys played good ball, but could not find the ball. The game, although one-sided, was interesting from start to finish and had the right kind of snap that makes baseball interesting. Sweet of South Meriden officiated as umpire.
 Yesterdays rain sadly interfered with all the exercises laid out for the day. The turn out in the morning for decora- tion was rathersma but the exercises were carried out without a break. The Elm Park boom was postponed until Saturday.
 Town Clerk Martin was called out of bed about F o'clock Saturday night to grant marriage license to Joseph Fay and Miss Della Spencer of Guilford. A half hour later the couple were mar ried by Rev. E. G. Richardson, who was also rousted out of bed to per- form the ceremony. The couple went to Meriden in a hack and took the Owl train for New York.
 Rev. F. E. Marble will give an illus trated lecture, "A Trip Around the World" in the Baptist church this eve ming.
 Rev, J.,J, Blair Is in Saratoga attend ing the anniversary of the Home Mis- sion society.
 During Sunday there were 1,255 bicy- cles that passed Dudley's Rest. The storm caught at least 1000, many of whom took the train home from New Haven and other places.
 John Sharpe of Hall avenue is i'll and threatened with malarial fever
 George Hives and Miss Beatrice Dy- son, recently arrived here from Bir- ningham, England, were married Sum- day evening by Rev. Henry Stone.
 The Waningford, Driving and Cycling association will hold a meeting this evening.
 The condition of Charles Roses boy, who fell from fence recently and broke his wrist, Is extremely critical. modification having set in.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Aclley of Northport l.. l., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. M. Lane of Academy street.
 Frank w. Morris arrived home yes terday from Chicago.
 Harry Hall of San Francisco is the guest of Mrs. B. F. Harrison.
 A large delegation of workmen from H. L. Judd company's works attended the funeral of Charles D. Judd in Br1dgepOrt yesterday.
 At o'clock yesterday afternoon in Bridgeport many friends of the late Charles D. Judd gathered at the family home to pay the last respects to his memory. While riding a bicycle Friday evening in Wallingford he became ex- hausted and suffered an attack of acute heart disease, which resulted fatally. MT. Judd had been for ten years in the Wallingford and the services yesterday afternoon were attended by number of his associates with that concern.
 The funeral ceremonies were conduct ed blythe Rev. George D. Reid, pastor of the East Washington avenue Bap- tist church and music was furnished by quartet from that church. Tn addition to the many friends of the family there was present a delegation from Arcanum lodge, I. o. o. F., of which deceased was a member and the ceremonies at the place of interment were in their charge A number of floral offerings attested the deep sym pathy of all for the afflicted family specially beautiful designs being the gift of Arcanum lodge and the em- 'ployes of the Fl. l.. Judd company. In. Aterment took place in the family plot at Lakeview cemetery.
 
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