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

here Tor the summer - IN uioo 70 SoAs
Mr.. and Mrs Howard X. Spaulding of
Boston. Mass. are visiting friends here
for few weeks.
Mrs. Elliott Cornell Of Worcester. Mass,
IL the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Townsend.
Col. and Mrs. 8. $. Atwell are enter
Best from Hartford. Conn, at their cot
NJ. Chsrniey of Grosvenordals is q
guest at the Point for few days
Mr.. aud Mrs j. j. Oluey Of Woonsocket
are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Manager Atwell informs your CORE
spondent that 500 bushels of clans are
used at the bakes during the week.
silver SPRING.
Among the latest arrivals at tho Silver
Spring Hotel may be noted: Edward X.
tom sess Mass.; W. W. W. Hudson, George A.
Smith, both of PROVIDENCE; Mrs. Hiram
Robinson, Pawtucket: Miss Maud X.
Smith, Brisol, and w. G. Bust Of PRovI-
j. b. Pickergill and c. X. Gallagher of
Boston. Mass, are visitors at the Springs
during the week.
A party Of nine tables had progressive
game OF whist In the dance hail last even
ing. The following prizes were awarded
the successful contestants: First, ladies,
TO Mrs Addie Young; ladies BOBBY prize
prize Charles Burnham, while the BOBBY
prize was bestow upon A Fuller.
Tomorrow is Prohibition Day" at the
Springs and the various temperance So
cieties Of the State, together with many
distinguished guests Will be here. Man
ager w. H. Goffe will supply the COM
pany with an excellent shore dinner.
A large moonlight party TO the number
of $50 came on q special steamer from
PROVIDENCE last evening and enjoyed
dancing and special supper provided by
Manager COTE. The party returned to
At the progressive whist party last
evening the grand prlze of a silver cake
basket was won by Miss Tessie Mode.
Miss Mode in few well-chosen words
presented the valuable prize to Mrs. w.
II. COTE.
SABIN'S POINT.
Mrs. Armstrong and family Of Paw
tucket have taken Pet cottage.
Benjamin Eastwood Of Pawtucket Is
here for the summer:
II. Robinson of Willimantic, Conn.,, is
visiting friends In this vicinity.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Littleton, Of Brockton,
Mass. is enjoying the hospitalities Of
relatives aud acQuaintances on the lutf.
Miss Florence Is. King Of PROVIDENCE
has returned to her home. Miss King
has formed host of friends during her
Mrs. b. F. Baldwin of Worcester, Mass,
is the guest Of friends at the Point for
few days
RIVERSIDE.
The parish connected with st. Bren-
don's Church will hold a midsummer ba-
zaar, commencing this evening aud clos
ing on Thursday evening. IN the church,
for the benefit Of the building fund.
The Misses Alice aud Bessie Kendall of
the guest Of their cousin, Mrs. Edwin j.
Canhum.
c. c. Balch, Orlando Freeborn and
Amasa Humphrey, the board of assessors,
are here IN this village, taking the valua-
tion of the property.
for defacing a building and making night
hideous on Sunday, was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Bliss in the District
Court.
The union excursion of the Congrega-
tional aud Methodist Sunday Schools will
be held tomorrow at Conimicut Point
and Newport.
0st. Marks Episcopal Church of this vii
lage are now issuing a parochial paper
under the name of The Church Bells.
Miss Eva A. Cobb of PROVIDENCE has
been the recent guest Of Miss Edith Is.
Foster.
Mrs. Hillie Goodspeed of PROVIDENCE is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Brown. at their residence.
Mrs. s. ID. Davis is entertaining Mrs. l..
w. Pennington and daughter. Miss Vim
ME, of Worcester, Mass.
Eugene Dean and family of PROVIDENCE
who have been occupying the cottage Of
Town Councilman Winchester, while the
latter, with bis family, have been sum-
mering at Shrewsbury, Mass, have re-
turned to the city.
The young ladies' bicycle club at its
last meeting received five new members.
They expect to adopt the universal blue
serge suit at their next meeting. This
morning the club with several guests
started on a run to Warren.
Mrs. Annie Wilbur OF PROVIDENCE is
the guest of Miss Estelle Shellinger, Mar
raSansett avenue, for a week.
Mass, who is summering here, gave
pleasant afternoon tea to her numerous
friends on Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Mann and Miss
Mamie Mann of Mannville are with
friends on Burnside avenue.
Miss Ada Franklin Is spending few
days with relatives on the bluffs.
PLEASANT BLUFF.
Robert Anthony OF PROVIDENCE is the
guest of w. II. Place on Narragansett
uNeuue.
The following guests are registered at
the Pleasant Bluff Hotel: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Hopkins. st. Paul, Mimi; Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Jenckes, Boston, Mass: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry E. Drown, Hartford, Conn;
Mr.. aud Mrs +. j. Smith. Lowell, Mass.
John Il. France, Salem, Mass; James
Ryan, w. Irving White, Boston, Mass:
Hermann Otto, Lowell, Mass; John j.
Dugan, st. Louis, Mo.
AT Elliott's evergreen cottage the follow
ing are among the latest arrivals: Mr..
and Mrs. B. Spitza OF PROVIDENCE. Mr..
and Mrs. &. II. Frink of PRovIDENCE,
Mrs. Thomas Angus and daughter, New
York City, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs. A. Il.
Ellsworth; Mrs. Pauline Littlefield and
daughter, PROVIDENCE; Mrs. George w.
Elliott and Miss Mary Mckenna, Paw
tucket; Roy +. Ellsworth, Bellville.
CAMP WHITE.
Late arrivals at the Camp White Hotel:
George Hanson and Thomas Hanson of
Fall River, Mass; Michael Martin, Wor-
cester, Mass; ). A. Bates, James Il. Hol-