The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-31
MAILING FORD.

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 rial day was fittingly carried out here yesterday morning. The entire time
 of procession and the rtualistic exer- cises of the G. A. R. which were held
 at the Center street cemetery was one
 hour and half, the procession start | ing from Main and Center streets short | ly after 10 o'clock and returning again few minutes after 11:30 to point of | starting. The procession was made up in the following order; Marshal, David Ross; chief of staff, D. l.. Barber and their aides M. w. Futile, W. Rawson
 First Assistant Engineer c. NJ. Cannon, 1 Walter Payne John J. Clarke Drum Major T.. L. Weld, National band, J. T. McDonough leader, twenty-five men; Co. K, Captain Henry Norton, jr,, fifty eight men; Arthur H. Dutton post, Commander l.. A, Northrop, thirty-six mem Wallingford Fire department, Chief Engineer J. F. Downey, twenty men; in carriages, Selectmen Hall, Yale and Francis; Warden Norris Revs Fa thers Carroll and O'Reilly Revs. J. F. Wildman F. H. l.. Hammond, J, Owen Jones, and J. w. Beardslee, D. D. The regular line of march was carried out At the Holy Trinity cemetery d short stop was made where deceased veter- ans graves were decorated. In the Cen ter street cemetery the c. A. R. ritual was the order the benediction being pronounced by Rev. J. Owen Jones. Af- ter the parade was over an abundance of refreshments was served at the Go. K armory to the G. A. R. members and Co. K, which had been generously pro- vided by the Women's Relief corps,
 The Athletics played the T. A. B. s team in New Britain yesterday morning and were defeated ' to 4. In the after- noon the New Britains played down here and the Wallingfords won [ to 5. Both games were hotly contested and each of the victorious teams are deserv- ing of praise for the work they put in.
 There was considerable interest man. ifested in the two games yesterday be- tween the Wallingfords and Dublins of Meriden. The morning game down here was won by the Dublins by a score of Is to 12, and the game was hot one as both teams done some heavy batting. The afternoon game was played in Hanover park. and was won by Wall ingford by score of 9 to 3. Each team raked in about s132 by the two games.
 Upwards of 100 members of the con- gregation and Sunday school of the tional church marched from Center and Main streets yesterday shortly after 10 o'clock to the Center street cemetery headed by Rev. 1 J. Owen Jones. w H. Newton and J. N. Platt, where they decorated the graves of the Revs. Moves, Street and Gilbert, | deceased pastors of the above church.
 The Central tennis club had it's open ing yesterday with the following mem- | bers: Ladies-Miss F. Warehouse and | Miss Mabel Martin; Miss Marion Nor | ton and Miss E. E. Badger; Mrs. H. A. | Delius and Miss Jessie Martin: Mrs, G. | W. Baunan and Mrs. A. l.. Judd. Miss | Post and Miss May Ingraham.
 Gentlemen-Ge George Winslow and A. l. Judd, H. A. Delius and c. M. Judd, | A. L. Whitcomb and R. F. Andrews, ]. w. Bauman and Rev. J. Owen Jones, Harry Andrews and A Campbell, S. Clulee and H. Hull, J. R. Cottrill and R. ' Smith
 The club will continue it's tournament his afternoon Tea will be served,
 The extreme cold weather of Thurs- lay morning nearly ruined the exclu- i've garden of Captain NJ. T., Munson m East Center street as the frost was Iuite heavy and killed much of the 'oung plants which were well along.
 Mildred, the nine-months old daugh- CT of MT. and Mrs. Thomas J Ramsey f North Cherry street died yesterday The body will be taken tO }ranford for burial on Sunday. Mir lamsey and family have been living ere only few weeks. MT Ramsey 5 in the employe of Upson & Grannss f New Haven, and is engineer on the team roadroller.
 Frank, the three-year-old son of MT. nd Mrs. Nicholas Sutton of South Col ny street died yesterday morning af- er 9 short illness.
 There were 152 graves decorated in | he three cemeteries yestrday, which as just three more than year ago Graves of deceased members Of Co., , in the Tn Memoriam" cemetery were yesterday by a detail con- sting of Sergeant Smith Corporal Fox nd Private La Barnes, and in the Holy l trinity cemetery by Sergeants Schipke s nd LanOutte. At Center street ceme- f ny Sergeant Smith and Corporal