The Washington times., 1907-09-08
CAPT. J. A. JUDSoN,
Who Was Buried at Arlington Las
Thursday.
Appropriate Ceremonies al
Arlington Over Body of
Old Soldier.

Capt John A. Judson. who formerly
belonged TO the Eastern division Of the
Pension Bureau. and who at the time
Of his death was assistant engineer in
charge of the New York subway. was
buried at Arlington last Thursday.
Commander Bloodgood, of Lincoln Post.
No. 3. q. 4. R., was In charge of the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. II. S. Ste
Yeus. chaplain, and Comrades
DLfour. Roy, and Howard. hiss
Drew sang q solo at the grave and
Major Howard spoke Of his old asso-
Citations with Captain Juds0n during the
war.
Comrade John A. Juds0n was born IN
Oswego, n y, in 1910. He entered the
military service OF the United States
February 3. 1862, and was commissioned
captain ard served as assistant adju-
tant general on the stan Of General
Palmer I'm the Army OF the Potomac.
He served in ali its campaigns till the
close of the war, and was mustered OFT
fSeptember 10. 1s65. He Joined Lincoln
Post. No ., Department OF the PotO-
mac, Grand Army Of tie Republic.
February %, 1889, by transfer from the
Department of New York He was
transferred again from the Department
of the Potomac to the Department OF
New York He died al New York city,
September /, 1917.
J. H. McIntIre, assistant chief IF sec
tion. western division. has returned from
his recent outing.
G. N. Moore, of the western division,
Is again on duty. after a very pleasant
outing, spent at his old home.
r. J. McGraw, Of the western division.
is still enjoying the breezes OF Colonial
Beach. His family IS with him.
Col. John Middleton has returned from
Atlantic City and starts this morning for
the g. A. r. encampment. at Saratoga.
Miss Marguerite his daughthcr. will re-
main a, Atlantic City for some time Vet.
Miss Kittie Herring. OF the western di-
vision, IS on the sick list
Miss Jennie II. Dwight. OF the western
division, returned from Silcott Springs.
Va, Friday, and starts this morning for
the G. A r. encaU7pnent, at Saratoga.
N IS J. A. McCurdy. OF the western
division, is on a vacation.
Miss Cornelia Scott, Of the western d.
vision, has returned from a very pleas
ant visit Of four weeks at her home in
New York
l. L. Gardner, Of the Western divi-
sion' who has been on a four weeks
leave. has returned to his desk.
Charles Reid. assistant chief or the
western division, is acting chief during
the absence Of F. A Warfeld, who Is
Oh leave for thirty DAYS.
Major z. p. Halstead. OF the Western
division, is back from thirty days out
ing.
Mrs. Ldbble H. Miller. of the Western
division, is on detail to the army dlvj-
sion.
A. P. Albert Of the Western division.
is on leave.
ID. II. CIdSe, OF the western division
will attend the @. A. Il. encampment at
Saratoga
Capt. J. E. Hart chief Of the army
division, has gone to Loudoun county.
Va. for a weeks vacation.
Miss NJ. V. Paxton, of the Army d.
vision. spent last week with her sister,
Mrs. Pike. at Leesburg, Va.
Capt. William Smith. of the army d.
vision, has returned to his home in the
city after very beneficial visit to At
lantic City
Miss sallie F. Chandler. of the army
division, is at her desk after a very
pleasant visit to friends in the East.
Charles Hart. of the Business High
School. returned home last Sunday from
a tour through England.
c. s. Harley, of the Army division,
is at the jamestown Exposition. He
viii also visit Richmond. Va.
Abraham Myers. of the Western divi-
sion, and Mrs. Myers viii attend the
G. A. R. eneampment at Saratoga. They