The Press., 1919-11-27

Mir and Mrs. Fred Wildey and daughter, Harriet Louise, are spending Thanksgiving at South Orange, N. J.
 Petro Panciera was taken to the local hospital Thursday evening where he was operated upon for ruptured muscle in his thigh.
 The five-globe street light that used to be situated in front of the electric mace avenue in front of the Baker store.
 There will be a special meeting of the local Amalgamated Textile Work CTS of America Friday evening at o'clock at Society hall, post-office block.
 A supper and dance will be given in St. Edwards hall this week Wednes- day evening. Similar past events have been we'll attended and it seems that this one will be no exception.
 The Acme A. c. will play their first game of the season on Thanksgiving night, when they match the Independ- ents of East Hartford. The teams are we'll matched so a lively game is ex- pected.
 Miss Lena M Barsleau and Irving M Hayden were married in St. Ed wards church Tuesday morning by Rev. F. J. O'Neill. The bridemaid was Miss Melia BarslCau and the best man was Edward Barsleau. After short wedding trip they will make their home here.
 John G. Woolley, IL. D. will speak at the Congregational church next week Wednesday evening at 73O. His theme will be When Good Men Rule the World" MT. Woolley is an orator of national reputation and comes under the auspices of the Anti-saloon League of America with the co-opera- tion of the state league. The admis- sion is free and all will be welcome.
 Miss Rose C. Roche, daughter of garten, of Rockville, were united in marriage by Rev. F. J. O'Neill in St. Edwards church this morning. Miss Bessie Roche acted as bridemaid and Herman Weingartner was the hest man. A wedding breakfast was served in the rides home after which the couple left for New York where they will spend a short honeymoon. They will make their home in Rockville.
 Samuel Bartlett, aged 76 years, died morning. He had not been in good health during the summer. On Sat urday morning he began to fail rapid ly. Mir Bartlett was we'll known here and made many friends. He lived here with his daughter last winter in the John Arnold house on Furnace avenue. He is survived by one son, John, of Hartford and a daughter, Miss Stella, who has been employed at the D. Robertson store as cashier for long time. The funeral services will be held in the home Friday after noon at o'clock. Rev. o. J. Aldrich will officiate, assisted by Rev. Theo- dOre Bacheler The burial will be in the Wilmington Hill cemetery.
 The large crowd that witnessed last evenings game between the local high school team and the Enfield high five were given a treat in the form of an extra battle. The visitors did not ar rive till after o'clock. At S.3O a game between the schools first and second teams was started It was when this was over and the spectators had left the hall that the team from Enfield appeared. The local five re- q were tired from the battle with the second team. One of the best games played here this year began then. The Iisitors were fast and clean and were lble to hit the ring not few times. They made the first three points of the game. Stafford's boys soon over came this lead, but from then on it was give and take affair and at the end of the half the locals were but two points in the lead with the score IA to F. In the second half the locals held the Entielders to five points while they rang in total of 16 counters. It was close to Il o'clock when the last whistle of the game was blown and the crowd filed out of the hall with the feeling of having spent an evening well. The summary:
 Stafford High. Enfield High. Whitaker If Mitchell Cummings If Hines Schrier C Shoentag Brown Pagan rg Chiniounard Fitzpatrick lg
 Cardone, Furey
 Score: s. H. S., 30, Enfield, r; baskets from floor, Cummings ', Cum ningham 5, Whitaker 2, Schrier 2, 5, Hines, Shoentag; goals from fouls, Cummings 8, Mitch ell 3; referee, Mullins; timer, Sena; time, 2O-minute halves.
 West Stafford
 Rev. W. o. Berckman will conduct service at the church Thursday morning at 10.30.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlos Chaffee left morning for a two-weeks' wis it among relatives in Massachusetts.
 MT. and Mrs. James White of Hart ford are spending their honeymoon with his mother on the old Chase place.
 MT. and Mrs. Lucius Mckinney and Miss Hazel and Leon, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mckinney of Thompson vllle were weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Slater. Leon Mckinney has recently returned from France.