The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-04

the Atwell cottage.
Mrs. Il. G. White Of Hartford, Ct... has
well at their cottage on the hill.
John l.. Sprague, Jr., the owner OF the
yacht Siren, has been entertaining boat
load OF friends this week.
Miss Pierce Of PROVIDENCE is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Daggett.
is the guest Of relatives at the point for q
Mrs. Jerome williams is the guest of
Mrs: Charles Calder at her residence on
the bluffs
RIVERSIDE.
James Wood, Frederick Eastman and
White, Irving Lee, William Horton and
William Eastman OF PROVIDENCE, have
arrived aud pitched Camp Lennox,"
near Camp White.
The committee having charge Of the
arrangements for the union excursion OF
the Methodist and Congregational socie-
ties have decided to hold the excursion on
next Wednesday. The party will 90 to
Conanicut Park, and will also SAL to
Mount Hope bay. The steamer Thomas
A. Morgan has been chartered for the oc-
casion.
Considerable hustling is being done
just at present by the friends Of the three
competitors for the insurance policy to be
Mrs. Frank Ballou of Central Falls, is
the guest OF Mrs Eccleston on Oak ave-
nue..
]. w. Burnham aud family of Boston,
Mass, are the guests OF friends here for q
few days.
Simeon Gaunt Of Woonsocket, is one: of
the strangers visiting here for the month
OF August
pI EASANT al LEE
The following guests are noted at the
Pleasant Bluff Hotel: James Ryan, Bos-
ton, Mass; Samuel j. Kelly, PROVIDENCE;
James McGeough, Attleboro, Mass; VIM.
Reidon, PROVIDENCE. William Gillian,
pawtucket; George Henderson, Yosemite
Springs, Ark; Joseph McWllliams, Gen.
tral Falls, and Herman Otto, Lowell,
Mass.
Miss Florence b. King of PROVIDENCE
is spending a few days vacation among
friends at tue Bluffs
by the members Of the Narragansett Ath-
letic Association at their club grounds on
Wednesday: Walter Williams, Joseph
Langdon, Walter White, George Conlon,
George Langdon, William Wheaton.
Frank Cady and b. Frazer. The party
came from PROVIDENCE on four-horse
tally-ho.
CAMP WHITE.
At the Camp White Hotel, Manager
White reports business as very good. The
following guests were registered on
Wednesday: Joseph Jordan, Lonsdale;
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Il. Wade, Brockton,
Mass; Misses Katie White aud Mamie
Fogarity, North Uxbridge. Mass.; and
Miss Maud White, Danielsonville, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Cummings Of
PROVIDENCE, are among the latest ar
rivals and will summer at Mount Pleas
ant cottage, No. 5.
Buttercup cottage is occupied by Ken
meth Mckay and family of Central Falls.
Prize cottage has been leased to h. II.
Keith and family Of Pawtucket, which
they will occupy Tor few weeks.
Quaint cottage has been leased to Frank
w. Burns aud FAMILY of Pawtucket.
Among the new arrivals Of campers
may be mentioned Benjamin Evans.
Charles Cole. William French and Walter
Whipple OF PROVIDENCE.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. K. Ballou aud family
Of Central Falls are summering at Favor
cottage on the bluff side.
ROCKY POINT.
The Sons Of St. George of Massacaus-
etts jurisdiction are on their annual ex-
cursion to Rocky Point to-day. The
lodges include Barrett Napier Division,
Uniform Rank, No. /; Y. S. Grant Lodge,
''S%o Lodge Cromwell % Lodge y and sd BrittaDis ss
aud Primrose Lodges. Daughters of st.
George, all of Fall River The entire
party numbers about 700, and with them
Is the Fall River Brass Band. During
the afternoon old English games, to.
gether with athletic sports, were had and
there was long list of prizes.
The Fall River Veteran Firemen's AS
sociation came on an excursion to-day on
the steamer Morgan. The party num-
bered about 500, about seventy five of
whom were uniform members. They re-
mained for dinner and at 2 o'clock sailed
for Newport and thence home
The steamer Planet of the Pawtucket
line last evening brought private party
from East Greenwich.
The fence on the wharf is being raised
to height Of 10 feet aud on top OF the
pickets will be long, sharp tacks. All
this Is to stop climbing in times Of rush
and prevent serious accidents.
Camp Emmett.
Tuesday, in Camp Emmett, for such is
the name of the encampment at Rocky
Point OF the two companies of Temper
ance Cadets from PROVIDENCE, was day
of pleasure excitement despite the damp
and threatening weather. The boys
raised a new flagstaff in front of head
quarters, and IL is strong enough to defy
"a tornado. Many Of the cadets practised
at target shooting on the range, but gen.
eral rifle practice has not yet been under
taken, because of non-arrival OF ammuni-
tion.
There were two drills during the day as
per general orders, at which the Cadets
labored hard aud enthusiastically.
During the day many visitors were in
camp. Lieut.. Feeley entertained Miss
Lena Hawes and Kate Doran; Nellie Boy
Ian and Mamie Gallagher of Pawtucket
visited Sergt. Bray, and Kate McGowan
and Mamie Carroll were guests of Sergt.
Kelley. Capt. Riley of the Grafton
Cadets was guest Of Capt Kelley.
During the afternoon q ball game be-