New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
COTTAGE RENTING 1T NETPOEL
SABBATH OBSERVANCE SOCIAL AND personal
nIINGS

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DoINGs
Newport. r. L. Feb. u (SpeciaD.-It was thought
that the spring Ike weather Of the week would have
brought several cottage hunters 10 the place for this
Is the season Of the year when the best houses are
spoken for. a few prospective c1tagcr' were seen.
When Lent is ushcred n visitor, viii arrive ana
business will materially improve with IN" real estate
agents II is estimated that thus far about hfy cot
tagcs have been rented.
The sumner residents will doubtless be pleased 70
know that the permanent residents. headed by tho
clergy are making determined effort to have the
sabbath, dlring the summer less OF holiday char
sctsr than they have been during the past two
wears II is generally conceded thai TIE cheap eAcnr
sions are doing Newport a great injury. The summer
resident, are paid high compliment for their example
I'm observing the day IN a proper manner. 1t Is III
tended that Newport shall never initiate Conoy Island
or Long Branch It looks now a if the church people
would succeed m their efforts 10 have such a"a a. can
be made operative enforced.
Professor Nose, g. Farmer the well known eectrl-
cian. j, at the Anthony cottage with his family.
A cottage i, to be erected at Conancut for Arthur
H. Emnon-, Of Boston.
The winter cottascrs gave an Informal dance 0"
Tuesday evening The German wa led by L. H.
Goodridec The decorations we're very pretty and 50
were the favOrs.
SIR. and Mr.. II. X Norman are in Boston for
few weeks, and the Mise, Mason, Of that city, arc
guest, # Mrs. Birchhcad in this city.
John y A. Girls old, OF New York; has rented one
Of hi, Kay It. cottage, to Mrs. shirley Ewing oi
Boston.
several Of the winter cot'aeers went to New ofH
70 attend the funeral Of Mrs.. Nc, mother OF Colonel
Edward W. NeiIl, Of TN, city, yesterday.
Dr. Horace Williams, Of Philadelphia, IS visiting
friend, here -, .,,,,, . ,,.ool, mr. Ga
beys A. I'm. guest Of Mr.. Henry IunDuI.
E.~,,U IlAcher of Ililidcl pia who was obliged 10
NOV. Ia Cal fOrn.a for the bcncht OF ms hcdltl, mas
.old bi. summer residence On tOndncul IsIdhu 10
- li./4l-,.l ". Iidtncr. Of the same cry .
Frcl.r,ck Pearson, the son ~ law OF Mrs. ). =
Avn al New YorA. paid 4lGf,OOO for The villa al
Ocbrc Point owned by Walter II. Lewis OF "c" lork
H. T.. IOupAlu,. OF NcN l"iA, hd' I'ht"' IH' hcu
wood ST. cOti age to Mr.. =. X. g. winthrop
Al0us thc lste arrival, are MIS-. L. lIlsR' anu
Mr. and Mrs, William GrO,VcnOr OF fToNiu'H'V 'rlo'
Dcuri~,u of Brooklyn; lie ROY King aud j. g. NeiNcr'
ir Of Ncw YOrk: SIR and Mrs. William !: ItchaId7'
Of Germantown, penn, and Lieutenant SedIoh 0'hIo'
der, of the Navy. , 49,,
The new torpedo boat Cushing attracted mh'h az
tcuti0u when size -pcedcd through the haIOOr on hc
way from and to BRISTOL A.. ,n
The j. Winthrop Chanler VIA, near Ins , DcAoii
has leased for the season Ol o9O by sem hsF'oh
French, of New York. ., III,
Miss Mary l.. Ncilson. Dr.. and Mrs > e. Powell
Mi. and Mrs Addison Thomas have gone south Tor
the remainder Of the winter .
1t is understood that Calvin ;. Brcc the new Seha
tor from Ohio, viii occupy next sca-0n' thc Vlila on
bellevue ave, owned by james Gordon Bennett OF
New York.
Mis-, Augusta Hunter Of TN, city, is visiting tho
Misses Gilbert, Of New York