Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-05
WALLINGFORD.
Annual Meeting of the R. Wallace dc
 Sons Cempany-0mcers and Direc- tors Elected-Funeral of Mrs. Thad- deus Cook-BrOke Through the Ice.

Sons Cempany-0hicers and Direc. tors Elected-Funeral of Mrs. Thad- deus Cook-Broke Through the Ice.
 The stockholders of the R. Wallace 6c Sons Manufacturing company held their annual meeting yesterday and elected as directors W. J. Leavenworth, George H. Wilcox, George R. Curtis, George Rock well, Henry L. Wallace, George M. Wal lace and Frank A. Wallace. At subse- quent meeting of the directors F. A. Wal lace was elected president, w. J. Leaven- worth treasurer, H. L. Wallace secretary and George Rockwell auditor.
 There was large attendance at the funeral of Mrs. Thaddeus Cook yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. E. Wildman offioiated. The bearers were Judge Martin. Edward F. Cook, David M. Hall and James O. Hall
 Rev. c. H. Dickinson will oficiate at the funeral of Jeremiah Hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his late residence on Elm street.
 J. P. Stevenson and Al Hall caught twelve pickerel through the ice on Paugh pond yesterday. New Haven parties who were fishing on the pond caught thirteen. Charles N. Brainsrd's father is critically stroke of paralysis. F. A. Wallace is suffering from severe cold.
 The Sons of Veterans drum corps were having rehearsal last evening on Meadow street. The residents of the vicinity heard it.
 W. R. Clifford has resigned his position as Wallingford correspondent of the New Haven Morning News, after about nine years faithful service, and will hereafter devote his energies to the Meriden Journa exclusively.
 Frank Kelly lost one of his fingers under drop at Holmes & Edwards in Bridge port, Monday, and is now at home, disa bled from active duty for a while. w. B. Hall will hereafter be the core spondent of the New Haven Morning l News.
 The fire police selected from the variou' companies are as follows: Hubbard hose J. M. Cannon, William Bartholomew, Al | ban S. Russell and James Mclaughlin | Wallace hose, T. o. Reilly, James Downey | E. J. Callahan and P. H. Curran; Simpson l Hook and Ladder, M. J. Lynch, Alfred l Champion, Thomas Daly and Peter Luby l Mrs. R. 0. Morse of Cherry street is il with the grip.
 William O'Connell's boy broke through the ice on the lake near the dam yesterday but escaped with only 8 wetting.
 Judge Hubbard will be home from Nev | York to-day.
 l Mrs. Joel Allen of Pond hill is recover 1 ing from a serious illness. | Harry s. Hall of Meadow street, enter tained several of his young friends Wed nesday evening.
 Robert Hallenbeck is down with tn grip.
 w. S. Maltby is home from Massachu setts.
 Andrew Andrews has had a relapse.
 The first anniversary of the dedication l of the Advent church was celebrated las | evening by an interesting service. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hastings o South Deerfield, Mass, are visiting friend in town.
 The G. A. R. meet this evening. A ful attendance of members is requested.
 There were two funerals in the Cente street cemetery at the same time yesterda afternoon.
 The snow about spoiled the skating O
 the lake.
 Williams orchestra of ten pieces wi furnish music for the U. R. K. of I dance, the 18th of January. l o. B. Laneis getting to be quite expel
 in handling crutches and expects to be or
 on the street as soon as the weather wi
 allow.
 Little Beatrice Sherman's case of scarle
 fever has developed into infammator | rheumatism.
 The newly appointed fire police met {
 the Wallace hose house last evening an
 elected Thomas F. Daily chief. Warde | w. H. Newton was present and the fiji
 police were duly sworn in. The member
 of Wallace hose had provided ample r
 treatments and the evening was enjoye
 by those present. The new pool tab
 was given fair trial and was voted l success. There were several invite
 guests of the company present and all r
 mained after the business part of tt
 meeting was over and enjoyed the hosp 1 tality of the Wallace members.