The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-27
THE SHORE RESORTS.
FIELDS POINT.

- FIELDS POINT.
The present week at this popular shore
resort, Judging from present Appearances,
will eclipse all previous weeks of the sea
son. Since Sunday Col. Atwell has served
4,500 patrons with one of his famous din
ners outside OF several ANAL parties, for
quet. bathing and boating has whiled
away many hours among the cottagers.
judging from the increase OF patrons
at the B o'clock special bake We are lead
| TO believe that Il Is great hit"
The. bus which run from the Point 70
present in great demand.
Miss II. Remington ID entertaining
Mrs; Charles stackpols at her residence
On Tuesday afternoon the 4; B; Society
sns Hsss ss sSs
cottage. They also took OF one OF Colonel
Atwell's special bakes.
Professors Monroe and Smith Of PRovI-
DRNcR, are at the Point this season, a.
aides to Colonel Atwell.
William Jones and Angie Jones OF
PROVIDENCE. are snmmering here as the
| guests of Miss Remington.
Miss Julia Mullen OF PROVIDENCE was
guest at the Sawyer cottage the hrst part
| Of the week.
| ". w. raymond Oh DOBtOu, AobS., 10 ~
| Locust cottage for few weeks.
Col. Horace j. Fisher and family who
| have passed several seasons hero will this
season summer At Moosehead Lake.
Mrs M. j. Perry and Mrs. w. l. James
have returned from Bar Harbor whore
they have been Visiting the past few
The NEWS Is now sold every evening at
| the cafe, or the carriers Will leave II at
your door. The NEWS Is the only paper
| giving the daily news OF happenings at
the shore resorts. Order In advance.
SILVER SPRING.
| The general passenger agents OF the
| railroad and steamboat lines Of New Eng
| land have arranged for large time, in
| cluding special dinner, for next Friday.
Beginning with the hop OF last evening
| Manager COTE has decided to have them
every Tuesday and Friday evenings for
| the remainder of the season.
Albert b. Evans, messenger at the City
| Hall, Providence, is spending his vaca-
| tion with his parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sanford are spend
| ing few days In Putnam, Conn.
The most recent arrivals at the hotel in
Elliott, of Brooklyn, N. T.; Misses Inez
| Aldrich, Marcia Dunning, Martha Knight,
| Thompson, Conn; +. A. Page. Bridge
port, Conn: ID. +. Prescott, West Boyls-
ton. Mass; +. f. Andrews, E, G. Dan
forth, Mrs. J. Shqman, Arthur M. Luther Nas
M. L. Lyford, Newton, Mass; James
Bennett, Alfred Crowell, Julius Carle;
| New York City: Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.
Howe, r. A Mansfield, Mr.: and Mrs. G.
+. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Duncan,
Lowell, Mass; Russell Freeman, Newton.
| Joseph Mode, Boston.
Miss Matte b. Rice, of PROVIDENCE, is
visiting friends here f~r few days.
| RIVERSIDE.
The Unlucky Thirteen Social Club at
| it's last meeting voted in five applicants
| for membership. The excursion commit
tee reported all arrangements perfected
| for the moving team party 70 Greenvliie
| tomorrow evening. Burke's orchestra
| will furnish music for dancing, after
| which refreshments will be served. The
| club expects TO return about D O'Clock In
| the morning.
don, Conn.,, are among the strangers
visiting here this week.
| william Forbes, the florist, has gone on
visit to his native home in Scotland.
| Capt. Leo. Nadeau has gone to Put
nam, Conn.,, for a months vacation.
| Mrs. William Gardiner of PROVIDENCE
| is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. j. Tai
bot, at her residence on the bluff.
| Mrs. Abbie Southworth of PROVIDENCE
| Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs i. F. Kenne-
| dy at their residence on tbs Warren road.
The Rev. Robert L. James Of PRoyI-
Marks Episcopal Church OF this place on
several occasions, has sailed for Liver
| pool, Eng, and while there will visit his
aged mother and other relatives.
| William II. Pearce and family of Fall
River, Mass, are occupying the Lake
| Wesley Mason is having two weeks
vacation among friends in Boston, Mass.
| Walton Allen, of the firm Of S. b.
| Anthony g. Co. Of this village, has been
taken to his uncle's residence at Cape
| Cod for rest and recuperation. Mr.. Allen
| is suffering from Inflammation of the
brain.
The latest arrivals at the Riverside
| Hotel are K. r. Bumbus and wife Of
| Wareham, Mass, William R. Brown and
family, Pawtuckes; Abraham Graves and
Mass. Charles A. Morse, wife and family
Worcester, Mass, Z. K. Morsey and wife,
PROVIDENCE, George A. Flagg and wife,
| Worcester, Mass. A large number OF
| guests are expected the last of the week.
PLEASANT BLUFF.
| Following are the latest arrivals at the
Smith Palace Hotel: MI. Nagle, Millbury;
Mrs. j. C. Whalen, Woonsocket; Capt.
William H. Proctor and Mr.: Shaw, Bos
| ton II. M. Bartholomew. Woonsocket (;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cochrane of Bos-
ton, Mass.
| s. c. Young of Galveston, Texas, and
| Joseph Sullivan OF Worcester. Mass, were
the guests Of the RHODE ISLAND Fishing
| Club at their grounds on Tuesday.
Charles Monroe and A. Rodenberg are
guests at the Davis cottage for few
| weeks.
| Mrs. Louisa Fales of Riverside is enter
tanning Misses Jennie and Bessie Lane Of
| Cumberland, Mrs. Thomas Welch, Gen.
trail Falls, Miss Katie Eagan, Pawtucket,
James Bonnell, North Attleboro, Mrs.
John j. Case, Maiden, Mass.
James Lirton and family of Pawtucket
have arrived and opened their cottage for
| the season.