The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-19
The SHORE RESORTS.
RIVERSIDE.

latest arrivals at the Riverside Hotel G.
D. Hall, X; Kelly, Titusville, Pa; g.
Baringer; Mr.; and Mrs. s; s. CoIvin,
Alice II. Wilson, Burnie Gardner, Miss
Bessie Gardner, Miss May Manchester,
Miss Georgia A. Simons, Miss Emma
NJ. Scliott. all OF PROVIDENCE; w. B
Hawes. Boston Carl Seelig, Germany;
Z r. Bumpus. Warsham. Mass; Miss
The Unlucky Thirteen Social Club met
in Ginlie's Hall last evening. A large
number Of members were in attendance.
The committee on the moonlight excur-
sion reported progress.
The Rev. FIR. Harty OF st. Brendan's
Church OF this village informed your cor
respondent that during last week. includ-
ing the offerings on Sunday, that over
500 has been given for the support OF the
parish and the completion OF the church
edifice. FIR. Harty expresses himself as
very thankful and looks forward to
prosperous career for his new parish at
this place.
+. A Bliss Is enjoying a weeks vaca-
tion at New Bedford, Mass.
Late yesterday afternoon number OK
small children, including several larger
ones, desiring to initiate the attack on the
cabin as shown by the Wild West COM
bination at Crescent Park, gathered to-
kOshch oS'SAoi PtocCo VA iuhOCA ohA
formed structure and afterwards ap-
piled the match, and In o very few min
utes the Lumber was In q blaze. and but
for the timely assistance rendered might
have resulted disastrously for the resi-
dents In the vicinity of Bullock's Point
avenue and North street; as it was few
pals OF water finished the attack.
PLEASANT BLUFF.
The "death trap" at the Bluff in which
IL will be remembered two young ladies
lost their lives recently Is being filed in.
G. w. Anthony of Fall River under the
direction OF an inspector accompanies
each barge to the dumping grounds. 1t
is claimed that this spot was chosen as
dumping ground In the interest of econ
omy and convenience, and not because OF
responsibility or necessity.
Mrs. Jennie Sheffield of Marlboro, Mass,
who has been visiting friends in this
vicinity and for the last two weeks has
been at Newport, was in town yesterday
Mrs. Sheffield has formed host of friends
while here. who will greatly miss her.
The following are among the latest ar
rivals at Cranston's Smith Palace Hotel:
s. A. Andrews and wife and b. Fitzpat-
rick of Milford, Mass; John Wilson and
wife Of Attleboro, Mass; G; Buckley and
Jewett City, Conn; f. X. Wood, G. w.
Levens, Taunton, Mass; H. s. Kingman
aud wife, Rrockton, Mass; L. II. Weeks,
East Douglass; II. K. Dawley, Whites
vile; Thomas j. Gibbs, Joseph A Stearns,
New York city; G. +. Coleman. Worces {.
ter, Mass; George Baker, PROVIDENCE;
George E. Bennett, New York city;
Arthur W. Mathews, Boston, Mass.
The NarragansetJ Athletic Association
of PROVIDENCE, have leased the Melbery
cottage and adjacent grounds, which they
will use as club house during the sum-
mer.
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lewis at their
residence on the Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Elliott have as guests
at the Evergreen cottage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Brown, Central Falls;
Miss Evelyn Campbell, PROVIDENCE;
Henry Spitzker, New York City; Ernest
Brown, Z. Newell, Walter Sidebottom,
Central Falls, and Charles Fessendsn OF
CAMP WHITE.
The week just opened has started in
very briskly and the hotel has filled up to
the overflow mark. The following are the
latest arrivals TO date: Henry G. Greene,
PRoyIDEsGE; Anna Loot, Brooklyn. n.
ter r. Church, Burrillville; +. B. King
man, Leomister, Mass; S. s. Mcintosh,
Jersey City, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Fuller, Worcester, Mass; Miss A. Ray
mond, New York City; f. f. Duman,
Ashton; Mrs. E. L. Huling. Worcester,
Mass; II. Carpenter. PROVIDENCE; ID. l..
Bowden, Mansfield, Mass; C. A. Mowry.
James McCabe, Scituate; George B. Day
and III. T. Pollock, New York City, and
Hermisa Derhaus, Of Montreal, Canada.
X. l.. Thornton OF PROVIDENCE has ar
rived for the season.
Z. Child aud family of North Attleboro
have leased the Bluff cottage for the sea-
son.
G. j. Jillsou and family of PROVIDENCE
have leased and moved into Eureka cot
tage.
B. f. Bodman and family of Attieboro
are occupying Comfort cottage, No. 1.
Alfred Bowden Of harrington and Ly-
man Cook Of Midway, Mass, are guests
for the summer at Camp White Hotel.
Charles Tillinghast of PROVIDENCE is
at Utopia cottage for the season.
Edward Adams of Riverside is located
for the summer at Camp White Hotel.
Columbia cottage has been leased by
William G. Short to Frank Cunningham
and family of PROVIDENCE.
Mrs. Eta Angel and family of Lewis
ton, Maine, are spending the summer
with Mrs AngelPs parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Levi G. Phillips at their residence on the
road.
Shady Lea cottage No. 3 is occupied by
Fred Grant and family of PswtucKet.
IIUllOCk'S POINT.