New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-07
coTTAGERs IN NUMBERS AT NEWPORT
THE SUMMER HOMES ocCUPIED-oPENING THE
CASINO GROUNDS.

THE SUMMER HOMES ocCUPIED-oPENING THE
CASINO GROUNDS.
Newport, r. l., June (speciaD'-Ihe opening oi
the season this week attended with Clear "arm
weather and ii looks as If Newport might nave
a prosperous summer. There were mnny aTr1Vais Vi
and transient guests and the business people
er. fairy Inundated with orders for supplies. The
Casino grounds were opened for the season. the new
mail ARRANGEMENTS went into effect and the ponce
force was materially increased for the summer
largo number of cottagers arrived this week
and Newport Is rapidly filing mp, at least from cot
tage point OF view The late arrivals nclude tne 1o
lowing Prescott Lawrence, Ncw-York (king's)' bene
vueave Mrs Fanny Palmer, Philadelphia, BeleVue
ave Mrs shimmin Boston (Muenchinger's), Bellevue
ave Mrs williamson New-York (Riggs's), Catherine
ST. Lansing Zabrislde New-York, Rhode Island-ave ;
Andrew C. Zabriske, New-York, Rhode Island ave. )
Mrs F. W. Jackson, New-York, Rhode Isandave'
Mrs De Peyster, Ncw-York @Iason's), Champllnst.
Buchanan Winthrop, New York, No. P1nard Cottage
NarragansettIave. John w. Ellis New-Yorh Bellevue
ave-: Julien T. Davies, New-York, Purgaory Road ;
Jotah NJ. Hske. New-York Ochre Point; W. c. whit
new. New-York CTravers'O, Naragansettavc Mrs
David KindIeberger, Washington, Conanicut Island
Heller r. Bishop. New-York (Eldredge's)
ochre Point; Frederick W. stevens, New YORK
(Acosta's), Ochre Point; A. p. Stokes, New
York (GIover's), Beacon Hin Mrs. stuyvesant
Elizabeth Auchincloss, New-York, Westinghouse
John w. Auchincloss New. York, near Beacon Hill;
Isaac Bell New-York, the Davis Swiss chalet, near
Bailey,s Beach: Robert Goelet, New-York Narrasan-
settave and the Cliffs; Mrs. Charles NJ. Bull BrooK
Iyn OneMile Corner; Mrs. Theodore DeHon' new
York Acosta's), Ochre Point; Mrs. H. NJ BrooHs' new
York Bellevue avo.; w. G. Noyes, New-York thOagesl'
Catherinest. Joel D. Wolfe, New York tialls)' bene
vue and Coggeshan ayes. II. A. johnson, New orh
H. @. Potter,
Conanicut Island Mrs william Post, New-York' Beile
vueave A. A. Low Brooklyn, near Castle Hill' Johh
p Green Philadelphia Conanicut lsland n. l. w.
Tsrr Montclalr n. j., Conanicut island william
Burden. New-York Chickering's. BellevueaVe'' "rS,
sllas H. Witherbee New York, Honeyman Hlli Sauei
F. Pratt Boston, Bellevuea ave-. W. storrs Neiis, Wv
York Belevueave. Frank W. Andrews, Boston, Map''
oyo George Duncan. Boston Cushman's), Catharine-
6, and Rhode Island-ave. Mrs. Mary a. Stockton Dos
ION Rclleyneave and Bellevue Court; c. e. Badwlh'
New York. Bellevue and Narragansett aves'i II, L.
willing philadelphia Catharine and Cottage suS mS.
Walter Fearn, New-Yok Deas's), EastohS fo'nV'
Mrs Angst Belmont New York. BeIevueave ana tle
Cliffs: Mrs j. T. Gilbert, New York, BellevueaVe'' Eu
ward S. willing Philadelphia, Webster-st
Tho nrettv pnard cottages I'm Narragansett-ave
near the Gifts were opened for the season To-Day
Arthur b. simmons has returned here from Europe
and he will soon wed Miss Julia W. PARISH daughter
Of Henry Parish, OF New-York
A Burgess four-masted schooner, named In honor
Of Daniel b. Fearing, well-known cottager, was
launched at Belfast Me-, today The bottle Oh "ii'o
was broken over the stem by Mrs Fearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross r. Wlnans, Of Baltimore, VINO
bava cottage here will after short visit here sal
for Euroep. ~,
Mr. and Mrs R. NJ Cushing, Of Boston, and MI
and Mrs Hugh T. Dickey Of NewYork, who also OWL
cottages here will sail for Europe this month.
Mr.. and Mrs John Elliot, nee Maud Howe Oh
Iawtons Valley
Mrs William Lyman and Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Sears
If boston. Major and Mrs. Randolph, T. 5. A., Mrs
Harrison and Mrs. IL. w. Ogstin, OF New-IorK' are
among the visitors at the cottages.
samuel Powell. IT, and Colonel J. Mop. Creighton
who have cottages here, have gone TO Pomfret ior
the summer.
The late Mrs Mary Mason Jones, Of New York,
WAS one Of Newport's Oldest and best-known cot
tagers, having been constant VSi'or mere lor He'iS
seventy years.
The ocean House will be opened for the season
lime 25. Some noticeable improvements are being
made 10 the interior. telegraph office has been
opened in the Casino
A new driveway to the beach via Buena Vista-st.,
L 10 be laid out this being necessary account OF
Eth u Rad the only direct thorOlghfare to the
beach being encountered with the tracks OF the street
The street railway company has decided not to
tend its Bath Road to Eastons Point in order to ac-
cOmmOdAtp
Newport Land Trust, Boston concern. at EaSt0n's
Point.
Charles NJ. Bull. . ,,, -
Daniel b. Fearing and Mrs. W. X. ClaXtOn, OF Phila
delphia IS visiting Mrs John La Fargo
Mrs. Walter FCarn. of New York. has arrived and
rented the Deas cottage at EastOn Point.
The families of d. ;. Newhall and W. c. Watson,
of philadelphia and Admiral McCauley, T. s. ", have
arrived at their cottages COnanicut Island.
Captain f. o. Matthews. [. 5. ~. and family, and
Captain T. o. Selfndge, y. 5. ~. and family, Will
spend the summer at COnanlcut.
Mrs SllaS Casey, and family. of Washington, have
arrived at the ThOrndike at COnancut.
Archbishop Feehan, Of Chicago, has taken rooms at
the Ocean House for the summer. Others who have
done likewise include W q. Read and wife. S 3.
French, Mrs NJ. II. White, William Austin A. H.
sands Mrs. NJ. E. Hotchldss j. F; Williams and wife,
G. r. Fowler and family and X l.. Cuttlhg OF New
Early and family. OF Washington; II. p Harrington
and family of Croton- on the Hudson ". II. Wilson,
Ronald A. Stuart and Mrs j. A. Goldman, OF Boston,
W. II. Bracket and wife. OF Chicago; Mrs Walker and
family OF Norfolk, Va; Henry Bentley and family Of
Germantown PENN: Abbott Lawrence, OF Milwaukee
E. A. Cowley Mrs. A. +. Chandler and Or. James
Perrgo and family OF Montreal and F. A. Thompson
and wife, of Denver Col.
The Rev. J. f. Magill, Of Trinity Church. New-York