The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-03
WBLLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
BOROUGH NOW EQUIPPED WITH OFFICIALS 4-

Danee-PopuIar Young People-
 Bowling Matches-FuneraI of Miss
 Lulu Barry-Other Notes.
 Wallingford. Dec. 2.-standing com mittees, police and fire officers were appointed and organization for the. years business completed at the ad- journed meeting of the court of bur- gesses last night. All members were present with the exception of Burgess Loudon.
 Warden Hall called the meeting to order, and the list of standing com mittees read and accepted as follows:
 Roads-H Henry B. Hall, B E. Loudo and Samuel Hodgkinson.
 Sewers-Fraray Hale, W. Becroft and Henry B. Hall.
 Fire-S. Hodginson, A. E. Sutterlin and c. W. Leavenworth. Police-H. B. Hall $. Hodgkinson and A. E. Sutterlin. Sidewalks and Lighting-B. L. Lou don, c. w. Leavenworth and F. Hale Health-A. D. Sutterlin, F. Hale and A. B. Hall.
 Electric Lights-c. W. Leavenworth, B. F. Loudon and William Becroft | Regular and special officers for police duty were appointed as follows:
 First regular officer, George J. White; second regular officer, Daniel O'Reilly; specials Saturday night and Sunday. Robert E. Hall, Francis Carslgnan, J. ". Hurley. F. J. Hennessey and N. F. Ingraham.
 I Janitors of fire department houses were reappointed as follows:
 Wallace hose house, E. J. Downey; Hubbard hose house, Alexander Mc- Kay; Simpson hook and ladder house, Thomas B. Daley.
 For plumbing inspector, Thomas T. Dunn was reappointed It was voted to reappoint the same board of fire engineers as last year, with the same salaries as follows: Chief, David D. Mcclure; first assist ant, MT. Gardner; second assistant, David Ross.
 At the business meeting of the La dies Aid society of the M. F. church, held yesterday afternoon, a vote of thanks was extended to all who 50 will \ lingly contributed to the recent rum mage sale, by which means the sum of $2S5 was cleared.
 At the barn dance to be given by Company K in the armory, Friday. De- cember IS, all persons who participate in the grand march are expected to ap- pear In costume, and prizes gill be awarded for the most fancy costume, l both lady and gentleman, and also for the most comic costumes. The prizes will be placed on exhibition at 0. D. Foote's store next Monday. I A wedding which comes as sur \ prise to many friends was that of Miss Maud Beaudoin and Arthur Cough, I which took place November 24 Mrs. Cough is a very popular clerk in Rus so's dry goods store, while. MT. Cough lis an employe in the R. Wallace and 4 Sons Manufacturing Company. and also a member of Hubbard Hose Com pany No. 16. The many friends of the l couple wish them unlimited happiness. l MT. and Mrs. William Welland, of South Whittlesey avenue, are enter taining Philip Blink paper nlaunfac- il turer of Stuttgart, Germany. I Bowling matches at Wallingford ear- l Iy this month will be played as follows:
 December 5--Company K vs Olym- l pias.
 December -wallingford vs. Y. M. c. A.
 .I December 7wallingford vs. odd I Fellows.
 December 9-Atltntas vs. r. M. c. A. l December 12-Company K vs. Y. M. T A c.
 Last evening before the Young Peoples I union of the First Congregational church, Rev. Louis F. Berry, of Stam- ford, gave an illustrated lecture on his l travels in Spain and other European countries. An informal reception was rendered Rev. and Mrs. Berry by the members of the union.
 The Young Mems Athletic club will open the basketball season here with j a game at Trades Council Hall to- \ night. The opposing team will be the waterbury Young Mems Christian as- I soclation, and hot game is expected. l The lineup will be as follows: Burke, lr. f.; Hall, l. fl; Lane, q; Fox, r g.: the comfort of the ladies who attend and ushers will be on hand to take them to seats.
 l Scores of friends, including the chil- dren of the High school attended the I funeral of Miss Lulu Barry. The ser vices were held at Holy Trinity church by Rev. J. H. Carroll. Solos were beautifully rendered. Interment 5 was in Holy Trinity cemetery. The bearers were James Downes, George Kennedy, Jerold McCune, James sut- ton. The flower bearers were Patrick and Herman Soss, William Doyle, Wall ter Sheehey, Robert Mooney, George Fahey, Thomas McCune and Hugh Tierney. The collection of flowers was exceptionally beautiful. II Superintendent of Parks Amrhyn