New Britain herald., 1921-10-22
PLAMVzZLE NEWS

Of Herbert Longland 1 WEDDING AT MAPLE ST. H0ME| Many Local People Attend Yale-Army Game Today-No Baseball Tomor-
 row-A1onzo Wheeler of New
 Hampshire Passes Away-Items. 1 A very pretty home wedding took place at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Rev. and Mrs. George E. Tyler of Maple street when their daughter Amy Evelyn, was united in marriage with Herbert I Longland of Boston, Only a few in innate friends of the bride and groom were present, besides the immediate 1 relatives. l The rooms were tastily decorated with autumn leaves and ferns with the couple standing under an arch of the same during the ceremony. They were attended by MT. and Mrs. Ralph N. Tyler of Bristol as best man ana matron of honor, Lawrence Marsh, of New Britain, son of pr. and Mrs. Milton L. Marsh acted as ring bearer and Edith Tyler of Bristol, la niece of the bride, was flower girl. Rev. John F. Longland and wife, fa- ther and mother of the groom, came from Beebe, Quebec, to attend the wedding and Rev. MT. Long1and as- sisted Rev. Mr. Tyler in the service. The couple were the recipients of many beautiful and useful gifts. The bride resided for a number of years in Bristol where she was employed as a stenographer with one of the lead ing manufacturers They will reside in Boston and after wedding trip will be at home at 1SS Walnut ave nue.
 Many Attend Game
 II Plainville was we'll represented at the Yale-Army game at the Yale bowl in New Haven today. The following |: from this town attended,: F. l.. Benson E. T. Brastow, l.. L. Brastow, Mrs. E. s. Freeman, Roger, Donald and Gerald Freeman, Miss Mabel Elliott, John Murphy of East street, Principal Or rim L. Judd of the local Grammar lschool, Stanley Smith, Raymond Kel- 1ogg, Mrs. Anna Glynn, Stanley S. Gwillim, Senator John H. Trumbull, Henry Trumbull, Frank T. Wheeler. Ralph Seymour, Robert Graves and \. A. Mcleod.
 No Baseball Tomorrow.
 The Plainville Athletic club will not clash with the Portland team tomor- row as was planned. In all proba- bility the proposed series of games between these two teams will be cancelled and the standing will re- main as it is The local players have turned in their baseball uniforms.
 Death of AIonzo Wheeler. | Word has been received here of the death of Alonzo Wheeler of Comic, New Hampshire. MT. Wheeler was a former local resident. He moved to New Hampshire about five years l ago to live on a farm. His daugh- ! ter, Mrs. Charles Weed, also of that place, was a local resident at one time, and sends the news of the death to Mrs. Katherine Richards. Mrs. : Richards received word a short time ago to the effect that MT. Wheeler was very i'll and the doctors had given up all hope of his recovery. He was about 50 years old. His wife is also reported as being i'll. MT. Wheeler owns some property in Plainville. The funeral was held this afternoon in that place.
 Football Tomorrow.
 | The fast All-P1ainvi1le players will f igo to Unionville tomorrow afternoon for the first out-of-town game of the l season when they will clash with the l lAl1-Unionville team of that place. A truck will leave the center of the town 3 at 1 o'clock and the management an- st ticipates a large attendance of fans. e Several new players will be seen on . the local lineup.
 Hunting Licenses.
 Evidently the hunting is very good around these parts as there have r been more licenses issued since the , season opened than any year previous :, To date there have been 138 hunts V men applied for licenses, while last e season there were about half thi: number at the office. Lack of em e ployment is said to have caused this tt and many men out of work make al
 attempt to secure skins for selling II purposes.
 IT Horse Runs Away , A horse attached to one of F. B ir Newton's grain teams took shor
 stroll all by himself this morning
 started from the center of the tow and headed for Railroad Square
 The driver saw him start and gay
 chase The horse evidently had
 mind of his own and kept jus
 enough paces ahead of his racin
 partner to be out of his reach. Afte
 reaching Neal Court the horse ha
 enough of his fun and slowed dow
 to be caught.
 Church Notices
 P1ainville M. D. church-Preachin
 by the pastor at 1O:45 o'clock. Sat
 bath school at 12 o'clock, noo1
 Epworth League meeting at 60
 o'clock with Miss Rachel Mitchell 3
 leader. Her topic will be: ''Tw
 Things About God" Regular churc
 nrayer meeting Thursday evening z