The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-31
TWENTY THOUSAND
Tblt Large NuuIb,r Vas al Crescent
Park Ye terday.
BEST OF ORDER PREVAILED.
No Disturbances aIarred the Treasures
OF the Day at the shorc-iocky FONT
Had u Large Crowd Riverside Has "a
Wafer Service at Last.

Crescent Park Sunday. About 5000
p,riook OF Maua.er Boyden's shore
dinners. and fully 8 800 persons witnessed
the two peri FINANCES of the Wild West
show. Several bani concerts were ri yea
during the day on the grounds and IN
the summer gardens. and MI ths muse.
ments were welt pitron'zed. The crowa
commenced 10 congre9at, MS early as
o'clock and continued Oh the rush the
entirs day.
Tue railway trainmen OF Worcester
enjoyed the day here to the extent Of
twelve car loads.
Ia the evening the religious exercises
and the sacred concert were well attended
aud appreciated by the hotel guests and
cottagers.
Today "The Bards of Erin" will enjoy
a days outing here. On "Wednesday
Burnside Council. order Of American
Mechanics, will hold field day on the
grounds. On Thursday will be NeT
England shoe and leather day and several
Sunday schools will make excursions
that day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Davidson OF Fall
River. Mass, G. Collins of Balic, Charles
Mulvey Of Worcester. Mass. j. Brown
OF Poston, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus
Null OF Worcester. Mass, Frank Doom
OF Marlho o. Mass. are ut the Park.
Ottufuhy iUe lTuuts SOuHNiH
OF Rhode Isard will make their annual
excursion To tn park. and it is expected
To he one OF the biggest days OF the
season.
The att tendance on last Saturday even
ing at the Alfredians' chlldreus dance
was very large. The other sports we're
postponed on account OF the storm, until
August
Among the coitaaers at the Point no
ted for catching thu largest number OF
fish. are Messrs j. c. Pladgett and Eli
ward Rogers,
The Misses Lizzie Brown and Jose
phine Eaton OF Providence have been WIS.,
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dsmpster on
Narragansett terrace.
Mrs. Edward Cnipman OF Providence
is the guest for few days Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rollins.
The following are the latest arrivals
found on the register at the Crescent
Park Hotel: Charlie Darling Of Nashua,
~ ii Gsorge u. BrcoS Of Boston, Mass:
John i. Cabill OF Pawtucxet, X. l.; Miss
MARY II. Blake OF Black stone, X. l.; John
Bsgeley OF New York city; l.. j. Latti-
mer of Boston, Mass; + Il. Hemmenwsy
of Providence, Harry Bennett OF Paw
tucket, r. l.: John Smithson of Provi-
denee' WILLIAM Gr,ham Of M North >, Aptle. p e.,
lcket. r. L; Ralph Martin Of
ington of Fall River, Mas Miss Hannah
Maxon OF Woonsocket. X l.. John ID.
Early of Fail River, Mass, Charles Col
Inns OF Baltic, Conn. Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr.. A. III. Fuller OF Bcs.on, Mas.
J. ID. Underwood of New YORK, Miss
Mary Howe of Worcester. Mass, Miss
Mary A. Buckley of Woonsockef. X, l.,
Mrs. II. Evaline Monroe OF Worcester,
Mass, j. Lewis of East Greenwich, X /.
Willis "A. Whipple o. WON socket,
X. l.. Edward Golding of Nsw London.
Pleasant BluH.
At Cranstons S nita's Pilac, hotel the
following are among the latest arrivals:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton and family Of Fall
Worcester, Mass; Daniel ID. Buck and
+. H. Buck Of Providence. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Smith of Nashua. N. H.; John w.
Est abrook OF New York, Il. o. Lucas OF
Whitinsville, Mass, and Mrs. +. q.
Johnson and family of Farmunsvllle.
Mass.
Mr.. p. eastman leaves here on Monday
for au extended tour OF the east.
Mr.. Sylv, ster McWilliams has charge
of the private dining hall at Smiths Pal
ace hotel.
Mr.. Thomas Booth Of Providence en-
tertained the following party at Gram
ston's: j. B /R ,berts Of Providence, j.
G. Reak OF New York, John, Hern OF
Providence, G.. ii. Rowe OF Lawrence.
NJ S., j. w. Priest of Portsmouth. n. H.,
George III. james OF Providence. About
700 people partook o. dinner here today
including party from Worcester
The register Mt the Comstock ho:el
shows the folio wing recent arriv ais: A.
Burton OF Boston, Mass, J. II. Lanan OF
4 h.aa nd
Murphy of Boston. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Brady and Mr.. II. Moran. all OF
Attieb ro, Mass; III. j. Chester OF Prov
idence, Charles Smith OF Philadelphia,
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown OF New
York. Ernest Stritton of Providence. Mr..
aud Mrs. Gus Williams of Chicago,
H.. Charles Sprague of P:ovi-
dence; james Falvey Of Cop Landing,
The late Saturday evening and early
Sunday moraing hours were disturbed by
several young mea making themselves
obnoxious by firing pistols,
Among the guests at the Ocso'a cot
j. a. Aldrich aud Miss Alice Spaulding,
all OF Central Falls w. ;: Woodcock,
George Rowland, Chester NJ. Fuller, all
OF Worcester: Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ".
Nevin of Providence, Miss Mary B.
Dion OF Woonsocket, Mrs. and
Mrs. Harry Brigham and Master Lester
Brigham Of Marlboro, Mass.
Riverside.
The funeral of the late Francis f.
Rogers. son of Isaqc II, Rogers took
place Sunday afternoon NJ 2p. m, from
his late residence on Bullocks Point
avenue. Rev. DR.. Chaplin aud Rv.
A. c. Hardy, jr. Of St Marks Episcopal
church ofliciated. Charles Ada,a.. VIII
liam Adams, Leon Chatfee and Charles
Martin acted MS pallbearers. Tie floral
tributes were numerous aud beauti ul
aud testified 10 the esteem Ia which the
young mau was held. George B. Nc.
Clellan Camp Sons OK Neterags escorted
the remains To their fnal resting place
u der command of Captain George Read.
Shor ly after midnight SUNDAY, the
w ter was turned on for toe first time im
this village. and will re nain on for thir v
six hours. when IL will he smut on tor
twelve hours and again turned OH this
time for god
Mrisfs. Edward Darcy. Thomas vii.
liams and William Is ophv, all Cf Provi-