The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-03
DOWN THE RIVER.
CROWDS VISITED THE TARIOUS
SHORE RESORTS YESTERDAY.
Tho Season Opened In All It's Glory and
From Now Until October All the Sea-
eide Places VIII No Kept busy.

SUNDAY was busy day at Crescent
park and fully 1000 persons were on the
grounds and upward OF 400 partook of
dinner 1t was considered the most
orderly crowd in years. as Manager Boy
den has force Of specials to enforce
order and to look after the comfort OF
his thousands Of patrons, and no intoxi-
eating liquors can be obtained on the
grounds Several concerts wers given
during the day by BoydeI's Nonpareil
Brass baud. Two exhibit ons were
given by the Indians In the afternoon and
the enclosure WAS hlled TO It's utmost
capacity each time.
Crescent Park,
A special program will he arranged
for the four of July. Ms manager Boy
den expects the largest crowd Of the sea-
son. Two bands will furnish rusic, and
the Tyler Black swan company will give
a concert free to ali. Four exhibitions
OF the Wild West will bs given during
the day. And today is Scottish Day the
Caledonian societies OF Fall River vii
have their annual excursion here today.
AZ Crescent Park Hotel.
The latest arrivals at the hotel are as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.ssett of
New Bedford, Mr.. III. ID. Mowery Of New
Haven. James ienly of Boston. Q. Il.
Everett. James Harlin, G. M. Lowe,
Arthur Lowe all of Whiiinsville, Mass,
DIR. ii. G. Smith Of New Haven. w. S.
Chase OF Webster. Mass, Henry Chuets
q Troy, W. Ii, Wright % a.d
" afield McNorth, of Johnsson, ID. d.
HYATT, Mr.. ANA Mrs. Greeniaugh. Ash
t. n Slater, John Weldon, all OF Voices
ter; Mr.. and and Mrs. 4. l.. Hadley OF
Woonsocket; John Conley, WhitinsvlIle,
Mas; Harvey Singleton. Calsworth
Root. j. e. Tibbits, ID. J. Buster, Dwight
II. Colby, ID. Cogr N. Frank >. Colgron.
Jr., all from Collegiate University. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wesley of Worces-
ter, James A. Mason of Hartford. Will
liam Ii. Cssweli of Nashua, j. A. Bak~r
If Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Georle IL. Johu-
son OF Salem, Mr.. Van warren OF Iro,,
James Westgate OF Westfield. Mass. Mr..
an d Mrs. Il. q. Dennry OF Rome, n. Y.
Pleasant BLUM.
The following are located at t. Paw
tucket Exchange: Arthur Harringl on
Henry Moran. Cbarles Sexton. Cbarl s
Mason, James Kelly, Panl Shenx. Lou
Brault, w. j. Ma, TEL son, Edward Lucetl.
all OF Pawtucket James Wright of War
wick, Walter Taylor of Warren. A large
number Of wheelmen from Pawtucket
and Woonsocket were entertained yester-
day.
The Misses Dawson of Providence have
arrived at the Maple cottage on the bluff
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holiday of
Mansfield, Mass, and George b. Lee aud
family Of Providence are guests of Mrs.
Louisa Fales at Oceana cottage on the
bluff.
The many friends Of Geor ;e f. Grams
ton will he pleased TO learn he !. rar
idly improving from his serious illness
and hopes to be about soon.
Frank T.. O'Neil, Is located at the
Peasant Bli II hotel for the season.
The arrivals at Sterne's Summer hotel
are Mr.. and Mrs. James Hilton of Brook
lyn, j. ii. Hazard OF Bristol. Robert
Me- ball and Jsmes Hszzard OF Bristol,
psWs am.. Hn. Masss a o ssmss
lanes Murray Of Providence, aud II. 4.
Freeman.
Among those registf red at the Cum
s ack Hotel are the following CAPITAL
Harry Allen of The Sandwich Islands,
William Coyle of Milton Head. South
Mr.. William Riley Of Webster, Mass
William Watson Of Putnam, Conn /;
James Donahue. James Monahan, Toney
Henan, Franc 10 Jilson, Charles Whee-
lock, Thomas Hackett. AL OF Woousocke,.
AT Cfanston's Smith Palace hotel.
Thomas rlnn OF oostOn, JOnn Ryan OF
Ashton. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. O'Brien of
Springfield. Hugh O'Donnell OF Whitins-
VILE, Mass; Robert Moody OF Providence.
Riverside.
Misses Agnes Herney, Margarite M J.
Laughlin- Black well ,enj Dyed days out
ing at Newport on Saturday. with the
class of '93 OF the East Providence high
school.
Among the latest arrivals at the Wash
ington Square hotel: Misses Annie and
Hattie Blake Of Worcester, James X.
Jones, L. I. Pike. A Melon. all of Pho
idence.
Xiv, rside Hotel--Charles Lindsey and
family of Pawtucket, Mrs. h. G. Schnl
and family, Herbert Macombrr, Mrs
Swsrts and daughter, Mrs Margu eelte
Wilson. Miss Agnes wilson. Br,cs A.
Wil;on, Lydia A Ma.op, N :. William
Perry House.-Mrs. job. X. Eddy of
Providence, Miss Mere J. Taft, of
Uxbrtdge, Mass; Misses Mamie anu
Nora Phillips, OF Providence, II. j.
Terris, of Brookly, Esse Bixby, Milford
Mass; Mrs. Percy Hatch, OF Providenc ce,
Samuel Pollock, Of l Broo<lyn, Miss Ber-
Mr.. Henry GO. Smith and family of
Provid .nce are at Crest villa on the
bluff for the season.
Camp White.
Notwii hstandiny the disa greeab BILE
weather Of the past week the cottagers
have arrived In large numbe.s and
almost every cottage Is now occupied and
the hotel is fast filing up. The follow
ing are registered: f. b. Thomas OF
North Attleboro, Thomas Cooney aud
jennie McCambridge of Attleboro, A
G. Ferbush Of Ashland, M ,ss., Mr..
and Mrs. ID. J. McAloon of Taunton,
Mass, A. ID. James. ID Elith, NJ. Ande-
sou Of Worces'er, Mass. Miss Annie T.
Walch, Mansfield. Mass, p. Schwarz.
Pascoay, Misses Maggie DOYLE and Abbe
KeeIe Of Attlet orc. Mr.. aud Mrs Cnarle
Otterside of Chepatchet. Mr.. Riley aud
family of Providence, Miss Nellie Cur
tain.
Fields Point
Colonel Atwell served a large number
OF people Sunday with dinner. on tn,
arrival of the IL o'clock boat. and the 8
o'clock bake was very much app reciate,.
by a large party that came from the city
for that purpos.
Manager q ffe catered to a large num-
her of his patrons SUNDAY, AMI specia
dnner was served ami :enjoyed by all
a.. k.s. a.