New Britain herald., 1920-10-16
EPWORTH LEAGUES ANNUAL RALLY HELD Record Breaking Attendance at
 Methodist Church CARLSON-FLETCHER WEDDING
Football Game Tomorrow-Colone HadseH to Spcak-W. C. T. U. to Attend Conyention-Many Hunting Licenses Issued-Church Notices.

At theF Plainville Methodist church last night, the Epworth league rally was held. The attendance was one of the largest of any rallies held. Many were present from New Brit ain, Bristol and other places. Up- wards of more than 15o persons were present The banner for the largest attendance was captured by the Bris- tol Methodist church league, as they averaged S6 per cent present. There were 20 out of 23 members of the league that attended. During the evening. business pertaining to the league was transacted and a roll call taken. Devotional services were held, led by Rev. James N. Tranmer, pas tor of the local church. Rev. John L. Davis. pastor of the Trinity Meth odist church in New Britain, gave an interesting talk. After the usual rou- tine of business, a social hour was held and refreshments were served. The local Epworth league members acted as hosts to their visiting guests. Miss Dorothy Rogers favored with vocal solos during the social hour. This was rated as one of the most successful rallies that the church has held in some tf,.Ae.
 Carlson-F1ctcher NuptiaIs.
 The wedding of Miss Dora Fletcher, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Fletcher of Belfast Maine, to Arthur Carlson of Yonkers, N. Y, was per formed this morning at o'clock. The marriage was a quiet one and Rev. Robert H. Burton, pastor of the Church of Our Saviour, officiated. It was held in the parish house. The couple were attended by MT. and Mrs. Leslie Piney, of Hartford. After the wedding ceremony, MT. and Mrs. Carlson left on a wedding trip and will make their home in l Yonkers, N. Y. Miss Fletcher comes from Belfast, Me, and has been resident of Plainville for the past few months. She was employed at the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing company.
 Football Tomorrow
 The first football game of the sea- son to be held by organized teams in P1ainville will be played at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at Rock wells Field. The newly organized team is known as the Plainville Foot ball team and is composed of several players from the Plainville baseball team and the Aces team. John Mur- phy has taken a great interest in forming the new tam and the SUD- 
 looked forward to that the team may carry through the season. The locals will clash against the Southington Pirates, rated as a heavy team. The following is list of the present locals: Griffin, Naaman, Collella, Murphy, Daniels, Marine, Sneideman, McGib- bons, Mccall and Foran. Should there be any other young lads who wish to try out for the team the manager announces that they may put in an appearance at the grounds tomorrow morning for try out. A A &
 Colonel HadselI to Speak.
 It is announced today that Colonel G. Arthur Hadsell has consented to speak at the next "Church Night. next Thursday evening. He will give a talk on his experiences at the Philippine Islands and other places of interest which he has visited. MT. Hadsell was also stationed at an Alaskan headquarters for some time and will probably give a brief outline of the life at these places. Colonel Hadsell has. however received orders to report at the Philippines within a short time but hopes that he will have an opportunity to remain over and give the talk planned.
 To Attend Convention.
 The rOrty -1l1tn annual cOnNenIlOn oI the w C. T. U. will be held in Hart ford next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in the Church of the Re deemer. It is expected that many members of the local w. C. T. U. will attend as several have announced their intention of doing so. Mrs. Charles Goodhue and Mrs. George E. Tyler have been selected as delegates at the recent meeting to attend the conven- ton. Many prominent speakers from all over the state will be present The