The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
BULLock's POINT.

BULLocKS POINT.
The social event OF the season at Bull
locks Point was held last evening, the oc
casion being the dedication Of a barn
which the Messrs. John w. Perry, j. W.
Webb and John Shepardson, for many
years residents OF the Point, have just
completed. In response TO invitations
BILE at about o'clock, and when the sweet
strains Of music dispersed by Elliotts,
orchestra were first heard fully 200 OF
the society people Of the Point were
present. The barn presented q very
pretty appearance, The floor Of the barn
leading from the stable to the rooms
above are carpeted with Brussels. The
barn was handsomely decorated with
Chinese and Japanese lanterns, while
flags and bunting were hung in
heavy festoons, I'm some places com
pletely hiding the woodwork. About
ten o'clock the merry party assem-
bled In the stalls where a substantial col
l tion was provided by the hosts. At an-
early hour this morning the guests dis
persed to their homes, pronouncing the
occasion one OF the most pleasant affairs
ever held. Among the prominent society
people present were noted the following :
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Perry OF Paw
tucket, Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepardson OF
Mansfield. Mr. and Mrs. George III. Webb
OF Pawtucket, Mr. and Mrs. 4. A. Rodg-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Brayman, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Dempster, George Sweet and
Darfee, Messrs. s. w. Gale, John vasiett,
Eugene Crofett, Stephen Perry, James
Cushman, John McKillop, John VIII
marth Of Pawtucket, Eugene Perkins,
Lawyer and Mrs. Littlefeld OF PRovI-
DENcE, Hal Saunders. Misses Mamie L.
Perry, Hattie l. Perry Grace shepard
Webb. Tilly Haskell, Annie aud Delight
Cushman, Annie and Alice Davis, Emma
Read, ann Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Perry Of
Pawtucket.
: The latest arrivals at the Crescent Park
Hotel include the following: Mr. and
Kenyon, Millville, Mr.. and Mrs l.. II.
Aldrich, Millbury; j. Il. Feeley and fam
lily. Worcester; K. l.. Howard, Boston;
Charles Morgan. Worcester; II. o. Jeni-
son, Youngstown, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
B. McRea, Norfolk, Va; l.. ID. Newcomb,
II. White, Boston; c. +. Day, Milford;
William Wilson. Putnam; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 4. Morse, Worcester; Charles Hart,
John Mcdonald, Taunton.
CAMP WHITE.
The heavy rain of the past few days
has made several deep gullies in the
cottage being about o by 8 feet wide and
about 20 feet deep. A railing has been
placed around the hole and work has
been begun to I'LL In the breaks.
Yesterdays arrivals at the hotel in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +. Joyce Of
PROVIDENCE, Celina Sullivan. Eva An
drews and Emma Lord, Worcester; Katie
Walsh. Holyoke, Lottie A. Dyson, Man
chester, n. H.; G. Scully, Olneyville;
Rose f. Herman, Katie A. Roach, Tx
bridge; Mr. and Mrs. John K. Stevenson,
Worcester.
have leased Excelsior Cottage, which they
will occupy the rest Of the season.
Mrs. Emma Golf Of PROVIDENCE is a
guest at the Woonsocket cottage.
Model cottage has been leased to NJ. w.
Waterbury Of Terry, Conn.
Charles II. Griffin of North Bellingham,
Mass, is among the guests at Camp
White.
William Pettis and family of PRovI-
pENCE will occupy Cool cottage during
the month Of August.
CADETS IN CAMP.
The second annual encampment at
Rocky Point Of the Emmett Cadets and
South Providence I. A. Cadets was CON-
thirty men, under comnan Of Capt NJ.
A. Kelly, and the South Providence
Cadets number forty men, with Lieut..
Waters i'm command.
The camp is pitched on the open field
in rear Of the dance hall and is laid out in
true military style, having its company
street with officers quarters at the head,
aud further beyond the mess and quar-
termasters tents.
The encampment is the second annual.
The soldiers have work rs well as an out
ing, and are pursuing military duties In
accordance with the following order for
daily routine work:
Revelle, $50; setting-up exercises, 5:45;
police duty, o; breakfast, $50; compony
drill, $3.50; guardmount, 10; tattoo. 1890;
taps, IL.
The drill is In accordance with the new
tacfics in which the comp panies are ouita