New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
COTTAGERS GRADUALLY ARRIVING.
THE OUTLOOK FOR THE SEASON AT NEWPORT
SOME RECENT CUM;1ho

THE OUTLOOK FOR THE SEASON AT NEWPORT
SOME RECENT CUM;1Iso.
Newport, r. l., May % (SpeciaD.-The season is
moving as well as can be expected at this charming
summer resort cottagers arriving and few cot
tages are being disposed of to desirable tenants The
weather is cool but the early must not expect
really warm weather here before next month The out
look for the season is fair but there outward evil
dence that the season of 1890 is to be eclpsed. The
business people Of the place would be moro than
pleased if the coming season should prove profitable
as the one Of last year.
The Republican state Government viii be organized
at this place next Tuesday and the indications that
the city will be crowded with visitors from all parts Of
the state. The Democrats will retire and a new
lease power is assured to the Republicans, Who By
wise legislation propose to retain charge, and they
are now confident that the next Legislature Will elect
a United States Senator. The local military com
panes will be out ON Tuesday and the day Will be
observed as holiday.
Lieutenant A. G.. Paul, United States Navy, who died
at sea last week, owned a cottage at this place.
The cutter-yachts Nora and Venture are at anchor
in this harbor.
Herman Leroy Edgar whose engagement to Miss
Alice King is announced is a resident Of this city,
Samuel Huntington and family of Brooklyn, have
arrived at their cottage near Castle Hill j. O. Low
and family of the city, are also here for the
summer
JOnn y. NHluuSS' VI i'dluHOiO' e-4N H"""'N -
willing brother of Mrs. John Jacob Astor, both OF
whom own cottages here are at Hartmann's.
Ex-Governor Wetmore has sailed for Europe, where
his family have been for some time
Plans are being prepared here for the War College
buildings to be erected by the Government on Coasters
Harbor Island The appropriation amounts to 100000
(. " Fay, of Chicago, has purchased the Gray cot
tage on Narragansett-ave Mr.. Fay has been spcho'
ing a few days here this week
Mrs. Edward Kemeys, of New-York Is the guest OF
Mrs. Judge Gray, in Kay-sA
Henry A. C. TAYLOR, W. ". sherman and Charles NJ
Oerichs of New YORK, have Joined their families here
Mrs. H. NJ Brooks Mrs. Polk and Miss Morgan. of
New-York have arrived at the Fadden cottage.
Among the visitors at Conancut are Mrs c. W.
Sever of Boston Mrs ]. Milne, of Worcester and Mrs
j. NJ Newlin, Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Wetherell and Mrs.
Isaac Clothier OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Van Brunt, Of Brooklyn; Rear Admiral w. 6.
Temple and Miss Alice r. Knowles of Philadelphia are
visiting friends at the cottages. Mr. and Mrs. John G
Weaver IT, of New York also visiting friends here.
The New-England Society of Friends will hold its
yearly meeting in this city the second week in June.
J. W. Phoenix, the cottage burglar, who escaped
from the jan here and who rccaptured four days
afterward is lodged in the Jail in Providence from
which 1t will be almost impossible for BIN to escape.
His trial will not take place before September.
The Casino grounds will be opened for the season
on June l. and five weeks later the band will play on
the pazzas and the senweely dances win be begun.
Mrs Theodore NJ. Davis, Of New-York, gave a largo
dinner party this week.
All Saints Chapel, where many OF the prominent
cottagers worship will be opened for the on
sunday, June ID
In view of the prominence Of COnanicut Island as
summer resort ii has been decided to Catholic
church there at once. The land given by Mr.. and
Mrs James NJ. Wilcox, Of Philadelphia.
Stephen Cahoone Of Planfed. n. j., has taken the
Taft cottape ON Conanicut Island.
c. C.. Baldwin, S. F. Barger, H. A. Johnson, Miss
Emily o. Gibbes and Henry A. c. Taylor of New York
Newton d. Earle of Nashua n. FL, and Benjamin
+. Smith, George F. Tyler and j. Thompson Spencer
OF New-YoIk have arrived at their cottages for the
summer.
Mrs. c. +. Chckering and Mrs F. J. Berwind, o.
New York. have been here looking their Newport
cottages Mrs. Chickering will not occupy her house
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Il. Winans, of Baltimore, vii
not occupy their Bleak House this summer.
J. Is. Wolfe, of New-York has taken the Pcleg Hal
cottage which was given up by Robert L. Cutting, o.
New York, few weeks ago.
Mrs. L. S. Sargent. of Boston, is at the Hodges cot
tage.
Rowland L. Rose of Providence, has arrived at tn,
Swift cottage, I'm Bellevue ave-, for the summer.