The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-10

York city for week or TWO,
and Miss May Blake Of shawo nut Beach
are guests for few days at the ldlewild
W. III. Barney has rented his cottage for
the remainder of the season TO William
Sheldon and family Of PROVIDENCE.
ID. G.. Edwards OF PROVIDENCE and fam
lily will sojourn at their cottage on the
bluffs for the remainder OF the month.
SILVER SPRING.
The genial manager, w. II. Goffe. re-
ports business as excellent. in fact far In
advance of his expectations at the open
| ing of the season. Mr.. Goffe still contin-
| ues to keep up the reputation OF this
'.elite" resort, and caters only to the
| first-class trade.
The temperance people of the State to
| the number OF about 100 are here to-
day. Representative workers from all Of
New England are here. At o'clock the
| entire party set down to one OF Manager
| Goffe's famous dinners. after which the
steamer was taken for q sail down the
| bay and expect TO return about O'Clock.
Andrew j. Bell of PROVIDENCE, has
been engaged by the management TO look
| after the culinary department and also
| offloiate as chief cook and steward.
Charles Collins has the NEWS for sale
| at the bowling alley every evening.
f. I. Bristol and family Of PROVIDENCE
are summering at the Brown cottage on
The knights and Ladies' of Honor of
| RHODE ISLAND will have their annual ex-
cursion here on Thursday.
On, Saturday private, party to the
number OF seventy-five will be here and
| partake of an extra dinner which the
| management will provide.
The choir OF the Church OF the Sacred
| Heart Of East Providence had an outing
here yesterday and were pro vided with
| fine shore dinner.
RIVERSIDE.
Hiram Cheesborough Of Philadelphia,
Pa, accompanied by his daughters, Misses
| Susan, Elvira and Jessica are spending q
| few days with relatives IN this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Towne of New York
| city are among the summer visitors who
are enjoying season OF recreation in this
village.
| old night watch in the early police force
| of PROVIDENCE. has been the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Hazelwood for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Franklin of Balti
more. Md, are spending brief vacation
among friends in this vicinity.
Mrs +. Whitman Of Coventry Centre Is
the guest Of Miss Mabel Leonan on Lin
| den street.
The midsummer festival under the aus
pices of st. Brendon's Church was auspi-
ciously opened last evening and will con-
| tinue three nights. The church was
crowded by the members and friends OF
| the parish, and success Is assured. Dur
| ing the evening, the Olneyville Temper
| ance Cadets gave an excellent exhibition
drill aud the full choir OF the church OF
the Sacred Heart of East Providence
many tables were well patronized and the
small bevy Of young lady attendants at
| the ice cream tables were kept busy.
This evening, the st. AIMS Cadets of
Worster, Mass, now camping at Camp
White will give an exhibition drill.
| Charles Thornton OF Woonsocket is one
of the strangers visiting In this vicinity.
Miss Millie Siegel of Indianapolis, Ind,
10 one Of tie latest arrivals at the Point.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Carr Of Pawtucket
are the guests Of the Patt family at their
cottage.
Mrs. James Shepherd of Roslindale,
Boston, Mass, is the guest Of her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Can
ham at their cosy residence on North
street.
Miss Lille Ballou and Allan Ballou of
PROVIDENCE are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles L. Harris at the Whitcomb
farm, on Bullock's Point avenue.
Miss Lillian Blaisdell of Stonington,
| Conn, is here for a few days visiting
friends.
Bryce Wilson of Boston. Mass, is the
guest of Frank Clemens, on Lincoln ave-
nue..
CAMP WHITE.
The camp life Of this famous resort is
now at full blast. The dance hall and
bowling alleys are well patroDized aud
the hotel is full Of guests.
Columbia cottage has as OCCUPANTS Mr.
and Mrs. William G. Short of PRovI-
x. L. Kinman and II. A. Rookie of Ux-
| bridge, Mass, are visiting friends at the
| Camp for a few days.
Eugene Emmons Of Putnam, Conn.,, is
taking few days recreation at the
| Camp.
John Lucklin and family of Johnston
have leased Star cottage. which they will
| shortly occupy.
Mr.. c. Sullivan and Michael Hull of
Danielsonvilie, Conn, are visiting at the
headquarters OF the ST. AIMS Cadets.
| The interest i'm the bowling contest at
the Camp White bowling alley still CON
tinues, and some fine scores have been
made the present week out of possible
800. G. +. Mowry, PROVIDENCE, $50; J.
| III. Horton, PROVIDENCE, 256; f. II. Smith,
PRovIDENcE, 23l: James II. Roach, Paw
tucket, 225; S. ii. Besser, PROVIDENCE,
224; William Kenney, PROVIDENCE, 223;
Edward Connors, PROVIDENCE, 223: F. a.
| Cummings. Attleboro, Mass. The pony
scores have been as follows: w. S. Bal
com. PROVIDENCE, 100; K. w. Smith,
PROVIDENCE, .12o Mrs. B Horton, North
Attleboro, Mass, no.; l.. 4. Mowry,
Providence, Ill; NJ. c. Greene, PRovr.
DENcE, 1873; 4. A. Cummings, North
| Attleboro, 102; a. j. Evans, Pawtucket,
| l0l.
j. s. Swain and family of Woonsocket
are occupying Crescent cottage for the
month Of August.
BUlLOCk'S POINT.
H. Collier and family OF PROVIDENCE
are among the campers on Bullock's
Point.
Richard Fuller and family Of PRovI-
DENCE have vacated their cottage and
leased the same for the remainder of the
season to Benjamin Slack and family OF
PROVIDENCE
John Dawson and family of PROVIDENCE
are located at Rockaway Cottage for the
month of August.
T.. T.. Lent and family Of Central Falls
are snendfnU fpN 1avs hero tho