New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
NARRAGANSETI PEE.
EARLY Observation-Disclosures

EARLY -CASINO-PERSONAL.
fFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUyE.l
NARRAGANsETr PIER, X. l., June 19.-The
hotel keepers at this popular and attractive seaside re-
sort may be said 10 have rushed the season little
this time as they opened their hosclres at least week
earlier than customary. Some OF the hotel men tell me
that neither early opening nor late closing pays T e
expenses for servants just much in June and
September rs In July and August while the patronage
they IS not enough to make showing on the
side OF e ger stl II they refuse TO take
guests who want to come early each is afraid that his
| ucIghbor will take them IN.
Since the closing OF last the improvements in
the Casino have been going forward. and the building is
nearly completed according TO the original plans
splendid arch has boen thrown Ocean Avenue.
and a match the west side Of the
has bee erected. with passageway to 1t over the arch
In the extension theatre has been built. with
auditorium 7OxlO feet in size. AMI fitted up With good
and The theatre also DO utilized for
ballroom. The Casino has been very successful for
the past two seasons, ami the hotel prOprieOTs
rather rlai no relieved OF tho Incident to
The prohbitory law VIII have perceptihle effect
bring their supplies from New-York. while the hotels
will labor under more difficulties than previously as
local option law has been III south kingstOwn Tor
The c6ttagers are coming early. Among tho New
York people already at their villas are DR.. Charles
Hitchcock Mr.. H. G. Mortimer. Mr. r g. Dunn, Mr..
Jonn Earle Mr. H. De Coppett. Mr. Howard Lapsey and
Conn olorc Allen McIane. OF washln gton Mr.. Walter
T. Chapn. Of Albany. and George " CressDn. OF Phila
delphia also here. Mr.. Chaplns cottage Is sup
be the foreunne OF others at Westquage
Beach, near where the steamer Rhode Island was lost
few years
Mr. Il. {. Potter. OF Philadelphia. has rented the
Cunning CHAM cottage on Ocean road.
What with the cutting up OF "Canonchet" into villa
lots the Dillon farm. whchMr F.
v Davis. OF Providence has purchase amt plotted.
there 10 lack OF cottage ocations But they come
high.
MIR George F. Avery, who clerk at the Mount
Hope House last year. has returned AMI will undoubi-
edy add his last seasons sOpularity Mr.. Waller
Matthewson lresdes at the house bearing his name.
stephen r. Browning. formerly clerk at the Atwood.
becomes proprietor with the death Of "Uncle BJah "
Browning +. PTenl. for macy years landlord OF the
Emwood. now runs the Atlantic Irorse W. Browning
goes from the Dravsn TO the Emwood. James q.
Chandler Is the proprietor OF the Delevan
Miss Clara C. Csswe. only daughter Of the late ID. G..
Caswcll married to Samuel 7. Smith, also OF the
Pier, Thurs lay afternoon the wedding took place
at the residence OF Miss. Csswels mother. and tho
house well filed with guests Carpenters orcles-
furnished music, AMI fine collation. served.
The wedding ceremony took place under beautiful
floral with IA horseshoe pended from
the
Mr. Rowland Hazard ard his son OF the name. Of
Wakefield. who prom social figures the Per-
sailed for Europe this week.