The Press., 1896-08-20
J. H. segar, of Warren, Mass, was in

erly Of the b0fou2h, IS NlSlGlDS tTleHuS III this vicinity. ....
 Mrs. Frank Simmons and son lefl last week for few weeks visit with friends in Worcester.
 Miss Margaret McCrohan has returned from visit to her brothers and relatives in Providence, R. l.
 Peter Marcell of Montreal, came to town yesterday, to visit his brother, Hen " Marcell, of Stafford Street.
 Anthony Adams is attending the an- nual reunion of his regiment, tn" 18th Conn.,, at Willimantc, to-day. James Warren has returned from two weeks vacation at Providence and vicin- ity. His brother John came back with him and will remain for visit. | Henry Balbian and family are camping at Crystal Lake in Bissett's cottage, with his brother, Fred and his family.
 Freeman Patten and w. w. Burwell went on cycling trip Tuesday for cOu- pie of days, taking in Springfield, Wind sor Locks and Warehouse Point.
 The republican caucus for delegates to the state, congressional senatorial and probate conventions will be held at the town house next Tuesday evening at 7.3O. Alvarado Howard was taken suddenly ill with cramps Sunday at the Mayllower, Mayland Park, and was confined to his bed for several days. He is able to be about now.
 Walter McKendrick and Timothy Des- mond, son of John Desmond, started yes terday on their wheels for Providence. They will stop at Uxbridge, Mass, and other places on the way,
 Rev. Thomas O'Keefe and his sister, Miss Nellie O'Keefe, of Monson, James and Miss Louise McCahe of Boston, and Rev. F. F. O'Shna of Pittsburg, Pa, were the guests of Rev. D. H. Lawlor yester- day.
 A small party of cyclers took run to Hartford and return yesterday. The par ty included Henry Butterffeld, Robert Smith, Everett Jones of Hartford, guest of Mrs. R. s. Hicks and Frank and Reu- ben Sage.
 Miss Kate Shea was called to Daniel son, Saturday, to attend the funeral of J. B. Tighe, the brother-in-law of Dr.. Daniel Shea, formerly of the borough. MT. Tighe's death occurred Friday, and resulted from sunstroke.
 F. E. Cady is engaged in Palmer this week in the interests of publication de- scriptive of the town of Palmer, called "Pictorial Palmer During his absence from The Press office his place is being supplied by D. J. Mccarthy.
 Adelbert Needham advertises cal
 load of western horses, just received, at
 Willimantic. This is his last load for
 this season, as he is going to close up his
 business at Willimantic Sept. 1st, and
 wishes to close out all by that date. He
 also advertisee lot of cheap horses and some COWS for sale at his stable here.
 At the Willimantic camp meeting next
 week, which opens Monday, the laymen's service Saturday afternoon will be pre- sided over by J. II. Reed, Esq. Rev. J
 1. Bartholomew, president of the district
 Epworth League, will conduct all the young peoples meetings held during the time of camp meeting, which closes Aug ust 31st.
 Communicated
 MT. Editor: I notice in last weeks
 "Press'' an item stating that there are
 "quite number of cases of typhoid fever
 in town" There has been but one case | oe 4L 4ol 4o 4 4LoO iv
 the last six months or more, and as the ) health rules of tke town require all eases l of the disease to be reported, the conclu
 sion is forced upon one, either that some l physician is greatly remiss in duty in thi! direction, or that the cases reported il The Press do not exist.
 } F. L. SMITH, M. D., Town Health Officer
 Acts of rOwdyism have been pleasingl. 5 few in the borough for long time since = but one occurred Tuesday evening tha 7 will suffice to strike a fair averag" for long time to coma. Marshal B0leau wa. 5 driving a business wagon in the vicinity 3 of Warren WOolen Co.'S mill, when h' passed three young couples enjoying t promenade As he passed them, the de sire of distinguishing himself in the eye = of his fair companion took possession 0 = one of the swains, and with the effect o 3 depriving him of what little common ) sense he may have previously possessed for he threw a stone at MT. Bolieau tha l actually weighed one pound and sever
 ounces. It whizzed by MT. Bolieau' l head and struck piece of fancy furnitur which was in the wagon. MT. Bolieal jumped out and succeeded In capturing one of the party, whom he was surprised 2 l fO O ma 9 of the borough. The other two, witt
 their own and the captured one's com paniOn, escaped unrecOgnized. This cir cumstance saves them all from seriOu f trouble, for MT. BOlieau does not wish r possibly innocent party to suffer. It i : to be regretted, however, that the guilt l one was not detected, for an eXampl f should be made of any one who thus men l. aces the personal safety of peaceful citi n zens
 A very enjoyable entertainment wa - given at the Springs House Monday even
 ing by the guests of the house. consisting e of music, tableaux, etc. Mrs FEW. Rev |, of Ware, who is very fine whistler, rel l. dered several selections. The progI al e concluded with dancing. The folIowin !. have registered at the Springs House tn " past week: L. D. Clark, New London 13 J. T. Bradshaw, c. L. Crane, H. M Bart e lett, Willimantic; R. M. Lewson, Nev
 York; w. B. Bourn, w. D. Elliott, c V w. L. Parker, Boston; E. Greoger, T1er , ton, N. J. MT. and Mrs. H. J. Rawsor ,r B. P. Bishop, Norwich; E. c. Calder " wood, G. B. Abbe, T. J. Moran Mr.. an !, Mrs c. B. Moody and son, Springfield ,r George E. Buck, Palmer; Mrs. Ryar 70 Margaret Ryan, Ella Ryan, Monson; Mrs if J. $. Sullivan, Irene and Buddie Sullivan 2 Buffalo, N. Y.; I. M. Roseman, Bristo s' Vt.; c. F. McGee, E. H. Betts, Hartford ! F. C. Vinton, L. J. Bliven, George Mac n farlane, J. Prue, J. J. Hines, G. l.. Fos kett, F. F. Bushnell, MI. Turner H. F . Thompson, Eagleville; George Lincolr l. London, Ohio, E. Richmond, Westford If O. POtter M II Pnttar S Pnttar [