SOURCE: The Daily Saratogian, Wednesday, March 2, 1887
Rexford's Flats.
Correspondence of the Saratogian.
FEB. 25.—Orlando Wait, son of Oliver Wait, who died after a long and painful illness, of cancer, was buried on Wednesday last by the Masons of St. George's Lodge, Schenectady, of which he was a member. The services were held in the Methodist Episcopal church at Jones ville. The attendance was unusually large, and the services were deeply impressive.
Rexford's Flats.
Correspondence of the Saratogian.
FEB. 25.—Orlando Wait, son of Oliver Wait, who died after a long and painful illness, of cancer, was buried on Wednesday last by the Masons of St. George's Lodge, Schenectady, of which he was a member. The services were held in the Methodist Episcopal church at Jones ville. The attendance was unusually large, and the services were deeply impressive.
SOURCE: The Daily Saratogian, Wednesday, March 2, 1887
Rexford's Flats.
Correspondence of the Saratogian.
FEB. 25.—Orlando Wait, son of Oliver Wait, who died after a long and painful illness, of cancer, was buried on Wednesday last by the Masons of St. George's Lodge, Schenectady, of which he was a member. The services were held in the Methodist Episcopal church at Jones ville. The attendance was unusually large, and the services were deeply impressive.
Rexford's Flats.
Correspondence of the Saratogian.
FEB. 25.—Orlando Wait, son of Oliver Wait, who died after a long and painful illness, of cancer, was buried on Wednesday last by the Masons of St. George's Lodge, Schenectady, of which he was a member. The services were held in the Methodist Episcopal church at Jones ville. The attendance was unusually large, and the services were deeply impressive.
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