The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-09
THE SHORE RESORTS.
BuTTONWOODS.

There was n bowling match last even
Ing between parties selected Dy Charhs .
Godfrey and Harry Martin. 1t was woD
by Mr.. Godfrey's.
oned by Mrs j. III. ALLEY, enjoyed a
straw ride last evening with cream, cake
and soda at the hotel.
A party numbering twenty or more, in-
Gliding hotelers and cottagers, went TO
Apponaug by barge last evening to listen
To- & the open-air concert ny the Reliance
George w. Cumnock and family have
gone TO st. Johns, N. Is.
George III. Batcheller and family have
returned TO their home ia PROVIDENCE. :,
Frank Rhodes and p. A. Rhodes OF
PROVIDENCE were guests ut the hotel
Sunday and yesterday,
Mrs. Miller aud daughter, Isabel, last
evening started for South. America. AS
they departed a large number of their
friends signified their farewell by burn
ing cOlored fire.
Manager Lyman is already preparing
for the hop to be given on the 9th inst,
which will be the greatest of the season.
WARWICK NECK.
The following have registered at the
hotel A b. Enoch, Rochester, N. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs: s. Howard, Mr.. aud Mrs.
w. Is. Gladding. Mrs. w. A. Thurber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heiser, yesterday lunched
with Mrs. DIR. Eaton at Buttonwoods.
A. yachting party composed OF ID. j.
Carbpry Of Broad Brook, Conn, II. +.
Kemlo, NJ A Learned, II. Il. Grant, +.
ii. Halton and @. 4. Lock- wood from Bos-
ton and Newton, stopped at the hotel
The regular hop at the hotel takes
place Saturday evening
ROCKY POINT.
Henry Young, Of the firm of Murray,
Sphinx & Co., and family, have gone to
New Hampshire for the balance Of the
Mrs. Young, Sunday, by her prompt
ness in calling physician, escaped dis
tressing, IL not serious, illness from pois-
oninR. She drank from glass contain :
ing chemicals which her young son had
left therein after photoRraphing.
st. Johns Temperance Cadets OF Wor-
cester went into camp here Yesterday,
pitching their tents on the bluffs crown
ing the ball field. They will remain one
week. They brought twenty-six men out
OF muster Of forty y-six, and are COM
manded by Capt. Frank King.
veille. $50; roll call and prayers, 9; set
ting-up drill; fatigue duty, ESQ; break
fast, Z; inspection of quarters, 3; drill,
Sis; dinner IL; drill, 1:l5 and 4.30; dress
parade, o:3O; supper, D: retreat, q: roll-call
0; tattoo and prayers, 10; taps, 1880.
Excursions and parties have been booked
as follows: Tuesday Q. sunday school
Hebronville; Wednesday 10, Y. M. G. Z. A.
and b. Societies, Taunton; Portuguese
Beneficial Associations from RHODE
ISLAND; Thursday IL, Catholic Knights
of America, RHODE ISLAND; Young Mems
Irish-American Association, Fall River;
Friday IL, Prescott Post, q. A. r.; Bristol
Sunday schools; Saturday Is. British
American Associations, RHODE ISLAND;
Sunday IA, Grand Lafayette Society and
Young Mems French Associations
Worcester; Monday 13, Foresters day;
Firemen's Association Fall River; Tues
day 10, Union Excursions l. .. O. Il. from
Worcester and beyond; Sunday scnool
from Bristol; Wednesday IL. Caledonians;
Pawtuxet Valley Fire Companies; Thurs
day IS, Butchers aud Grocers Fall River;
Friday 10, Red Mems day; Saturday 20,
Labor day, Weayers' Protective Associa-
tion RHODE ISLAND; Ancient Order Hi
bernians, Worcester
Miss Laura Bennett of tho Casino,
whose melodies have been great attrac-
tion, was last evening presented an ele-
CANT basket of flowers by the employees
in all departments at the Point. Ia appre
citation OF her kindness and lady like
bearing.