The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-01
The SHORE RESORTS.

The SHORE RESORTS.
FIELDS POINT.
The social season among the cottagors
Is at last opened, and socials will be held
every week during the season. This week
the social will take place In the form OF q
whist party to be given on Tuesday even
Judge Topham and wife and James T.
Afbro and family OF Newport ara here as
guests of Mrs. o. p. Underwood.
Mrs. Frank Pierce is entertaining
james Gilman and Miss K. Thompson OF
PROVIDENCE at the What Cheer Cottage.
Col. S. s. Atwell attended the reunion
day. Col Atwell was elected president
of the United States Volunteer Veteran
Miss Becky Webb has as her guest
Miss Marguerite Warren Of PROVIDENCE.
Col and Mrs. s. s. Atwell are enter
Best OF Hartford, Conn.
William Sheldon and family OF PRoyI-
DENCE have rented and are occupying w.
Ii. Barney's cottage on the bluffs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George L. Baker have re-
turned from their visit to NarraRansett
Pier.
Miss Louise and Mary Blake of Shaw
omet Beach are the guests for a few days
OF Misses Grace and Inex Atkins at the
Idlewild Cottage.
SILVER SPRING.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Davol, who were
married on Thursday last, are now at
home. receiving the congratulations of
their many friends The NEWS wishes
the new firm success.
On Friday the general managers of the
New England rail and steamboat lines
will have an outing here.
The most recent arrivals at the Silver
Spring Hotel are Mrs. ID. NJ. Waterhouse,
New York city, N. Y; w. w. Hudson,
PROVIDENCE; S. j. Turner, Slatersville;
Mrs. M: Jacobs, New York; Harold w.
Day and Mrs. II. q. Day, Northampton.
Andrew and Frederick Mailer, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Mrs. ii. Robinson and family
of PawJucket; A NJ. PickerQill and
Henry Stuart, Boston, Mass.
At the hop TO morrow evening special
features will be introduced.
RIVERSIDE.
Miss Mary Clinkard of East Hampton,
Mass, Is spending week with Miss San
ford
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snow Of Paw
tucket have arrived here for the season.
James Harrington and family of PRovI-
DENCE have taken cottage near the
depot. pu &c.,.
her visit to New Bedford, Mass.
Miss Fannie Sherman of PROVIDENCE,
aud Miss Alice Kendall of Scranton, Pa,
were visiting Mrs. Julia Belle yesterday.
Miss Ada Franklin of Worcester.
Mass, will enjoy the. hospitalities OF
relatives on the bluffs during the coming
week.
Mrs. Henry Smith Is entertaining Mrs.
A. Hawkes. and daughters, Amy and
Sarah, of PROVIDENCE.
Abraham Graves of Boston, Mass, is
among the strangerein town.
Edwin N. Emo OF PROVIDENCE Is the
near Bullocks Point avenue.
Following are among the latest arrivals
at the hotel Misses Lula Venson and
Millie Spiegel, and Jean n. Wylie, In
dianapolis, Ind; Helen C.. Robertson,
IayytacMket' and "A = M5s sarnhaW w hyeSsm
Boston, Mass; f. J. Boscoyitz, PRovI-
DENcE; Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Foskett, Jr.,
Somerville, Mass; n. Goldsmith,
and NJ. j. Finnsn, Boston, Mass;
Misses Hattie E., Florence L. and
Williams, Boston, Mass.
City editor K. X. Pelton of the NEWS
guest of the Riverside Hotel is sojourn-
ing for a week at Atlantic City. n. j.
Arrivals at the Perry House, Sunday for
the season are as follows: George w.
Neville, Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
Salt, PROVIDENCE; Harry A. Starkweather,
Attleboro, Mass; Mrs. NJ Garel and Miss
Annette Garel, Boston, Mass.
The Riverside free public library asso-
citation will hold special nesting this
evening for the purpose OF taking some
ha hni In
be erected on the recently acquired prop
erty at the junction of Lincoln and Mon
roe avenues.
PLEASANT BLUFF.
Smiths Palace Hotel is full of
latest arrivals: d. S. Childs. New York
city; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Is. Johnson, Salem,
Mass; X. Swan, Lowell A. 4. Briggs,
Boston: Walter ID. Chase and daughter of
Putnam, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and daughter
Of PRovIpENcE are guests Of Mrs. Charles
Davis at Mount Pleasant Cottage No. g
The Palmer Mandolin and Guitar Club
Of PROVIDENCE were the guests of the
RHODE ISLAND Fishing Club on Sunday.
The police of this town have been for
several weeks back suspecting par
ing, and have resolved to break up this
thing il possible. About Q o'clock yester-
day morning Officers Monroe c. Sher-
man and Cavauaugh paid a visit to
stand in the vicinity OF the Pine Grove
House and captured bottle of whiskey
and rack OF lager beer. which the pro-
prietor said had been left there In place of
rack of soda, but the officers did not see
the point and took off what they found
and left note informing the proprietor
to cali on Judge Bliss at the District
Court this morning. This is the fifth raid
this summer.
CAMP WHITE.
Among the latest arrivals Saturday and
Sunday, many Of whom will remain the
season at the Camp White Hotel, are as