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


advantage OF the pleasant weather and
| came here and partook OF one OF those
famous shore dinners for which Manager
| w. II. COTE is noted.
| A. j. Williams at the Rock cottage, has
| as n guest, w. Burnham Of the manage
ment Of the Star Theatre of New York
| city.
tanning Max Helfere, the celebrated BARI
tone singer OF New York.
Following are the guests at the Silver
| Spring hotel: Mrs. James Merriam,
| Brooklyn; Miss Kate Merriam. Brooklyn;
Leon Fairbrother, PROVIDENCE; James
| Newton, Edwin Newton. Springfield;
| Samuel Johuson, Providence.
The following are AS guests OF friends:
John Leigh. p. B. Lyon, James Provan,
George Hunter, ii. Bishop, f. Reilly and
| +. l. Richmond, PROVIDENCE; Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. Fales, Foxboro, Mass.
| Mrs. Iva Nichols of PROVIDENCE is a
guest at the Springs for q few weeks.
RIVERSIDE.
The employees of j. A. Gowdey e. Son of
| PROVIDENCE held an outing and clam
| bake at the residence of Charles A. Bas-
sett on Saturday afternoon. During the af-
| ternoon nine composed of the fat men OF
| the firm and another composed OF the lean
| ones played q very exciting game of base
ball. which resulted in favor of the lean
men. The members of the fat mems niue
were HI over eiXtys Oue pioyco do tuoaSu
| they were young boys.
| The Rev. A. c. Hardy, Jr., curate of St.
| Marks church returned from Concord,
| n. H., on Saturday, where he has been to
attend the funeral Of his brother who was
recently killed on freight train.
Fred Turner of Glocester, Mass, Is the
guest for the season of Mr. and Mrs. A
w. Williams, ON Bullock's Point avenue.
The members Of St. Anus Cadets of
| Worcester, Mass, who are camping out
| at Camp White, attended divine service
at ST. Brendon's Church yesterday morn
| ing in n body.
Mr.. aud Mrs L. M. Jackson have gone
to Sunapee Lake for two weeks vaca-
| tion.
Charles Wilkinson and family of New
York city are here spending their vaca-
| tion.
William Samuels Of Albany, N Y, is
spending his vacation at this resort.
The funeral Of the late Alonzo Pidge
was held from the G. A. X. hall yester-
day morning at $3.50. The Rev. Anthony
Colby Hardy, Jr., conducted the service,
using the burial service Of the Episcopal
church. The Rev. Mr.. Hardy also de-
| livered short address Deceased was a
| veteran of the late war, having joined
| Company l., Seventh Massachusetts, Vol
unteers, June II. 1861, serving three
| years. and was mustered out at the close
| of the war, bearing a most honorable
| record for fidelity and bravery on the
field, having at Que time carried his cap
| tain of the battle field after he had been
left to die. while he himself was twice
wounded in the leg while SO doing. Far
| ragut Post, No. s, of which deceased was
an active member, attended the funeral
and conducted their burial service at the
| grave. Deceased was So years old and
| leaves widow to mourn his loss.
PLEASANT BLUFF.
The following guests are numbered
among the latest arrivals at Cranston's
Smith Palace Hotel: Andrew Gould,
Woonsocket; X. K. Schuyler, North
Adams, Mass Mrs. Charles Watkins,
New York city; +. A. Hull, Woonsocket
Mrs. L. Curtis and niece, Woonsocket;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ, Fairbanks. Lincoln,
and Mr.. aud Mrs. George w. Hammond,
Woonsocket.
Miss Agnes Covey of New Britain,
Conn, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Dawson at Maple Cottage on Narragan-
sett avenue for a few days.
William Coakley is a guest at the
Bluff for the remainder Of the season.