The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-19


This year Mr.. Atwell will personally
superintend the affairs In the kitchen.
aud see that every article OF food Is done
to turn before it Is served.
Silver spring.-
At Silver Spring Mr.. COTE fed about
500 persons. At this popular resort about
the same faces can be seen, and It's pat
rons are those who deserve to enjoy
sh ore dinner with home attractions aud
To whom Mr.. COTE has the kr ack of
cat ring. Oily the best of everything In
the markea Is furnished, and everything
Is prepared by experienced cooks.
The Rhode Island temperance union
ore making arrangements Tor grand
fied>lay o lie enjoye at this place. date
to b. announced later.
l. Il. Bns.tt and family OF Providence
are occupying the Fair View cottage Tor
the present season.
w. F. Lythgor and family OF Provi-
deuce are occupying Woodblne cottage
for the present season.
Edward 5. Austin aud John Wade OF
Providence are the guests Of John Rear
don at Silver Spring.
AT the Greg -e-Lea cottage the iates
arriv It's are A. L. Campbell aud Ii. q.
Cameron.
At the Rosedale, Charles w. Tiltoh
and Mrs. NJ. Is. Augell OF Providence are
guests of Charlie, +. Angel.
Eipard Anthony of this place is visit
lug friends in Taunton, Mass At the
Rathbo le cottage the Gushing family OF
ProGuence are loo ited for the present
season.
AT the Potter cottage are Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Fuller. Mis- Il orence Holbrook,
Miss Margaret Day, Fred Shibley, all OF
Providence. and Miss Hicks Of New
York.
At the Rock cottage Mr.. and Mrs. W.
III. Williams Of Providence are located
tori the present season
Edward Rogers Young and family of
Providence are at the Banner cottage -fet
| the Season.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. b. Rose of Providence
are at their cottage on the bluff for the
s.ason-
Rocky Point
Thirty-fve hundred men, women and
children called upon Mr. Harrington yes
terday at Rocky Point, and OF this mum :
Der twelve hundred were served with
dinner. The steamer King Phillip
landed a large number from Fall River.
During the after Don delightful con-
cert was given in the pavilion by Hediy's
orchestra of twenty live pieces. rhe
game OF ball between the Providence
aud Albany teams was attended by
about Twelve hundred persons. During
the coming week uumOer OF Sunday
SCHOOLS from the city will visit the pretty
place.
Riverside.
The first service OF the seas IN was held
Sunday, at St. Brendon's Catholic
churcn. at 10 n. m. Rev. Father Harty
pastor Of the Church of the Sacred HearG
of Elst Providence officiating.
The following are the latest arrivals
at the Riverside hotel: X. NJ. Beck and
family Of Hartford, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l.. EbbitLs of New York. j. Il. X n.
ney OF Providence, Chares II Hunt,
Mrs NJ. J. Hunt. John r.. Jackson, ali oi
Provdence, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Linds-
ey and family OF Pawtucket, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Z. NJ. Dennett. New YORK city.
At the Washington squire house DR..
+. s. Burgess Of Moosnp, Conn.,, Charles
and Sadie Higney of Providence, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Clark of Providence,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Bull.
AT the Perry house: Miss Lillian
Hatton, Nelson l.. Humes, Albert Nj.
PAUL, Il. crown, j. Hemmerick. all OF
Providence; Joseph Casey of Il ,st Green
wich; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ii. Wagon
sell. also Providence; Henry Cyr ana o.
l.. Greer of Pascoag; john Moyle OIL
SharoI. Mass.
Peter Warren and family of Provi.
dence have opened their cottage on
Washington avenue for the season.
Miss Agnes Nerney of Boston is the
guest for the season Of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. h. Martin, at her residence on Lin
coin avenue.
Crescent Park.
Although this place is not yet in full
running order thousands OF persons were
there yesterday. and fully 1000 Of them
enjoyed n most excellent dinner. The
principal attraction In the way OF amuse-
ment was the Tyler Black Swan concert
in the dancing pavilion duriug the after
noon. The coming week Ben Dodge, tue
manager, will make - parade with the
en'ir outfit of the Wild " est AS follows:
Providence, Monday; Fall River, Mass.
ruesda,; New Bedford, Wednesday;
Worcester, Thursday; Woonsocket, FIJI.
day. anu Providence Saturday. On
Wednesday, June 2S, the Crauston street
Sunday school Will AXE possession ot the
park aud Chevalier e. .m.nandry kuish s
Iemplars, Friday June 80. On the Sa-
turday following the park Will bs opened
Tor the season and two per. ormaDces a
day by the Indians will be given.
The lattsJ arrival at Crescent Park
hotel are Mr.. aud Mrs. w. +, Nickerson.
South Windsor, Conn; j. ID. Boyce,
Hacry j. BOyce, Elma Boycp, ali OF
Boston; Joseph =. Bland, Nor.icl, Conn.
j. III. Coggswell, New YORK; james Sher-
man, Woynsocaet; Mr. anu Mrs. Martin
L. Shea, Mansfield; Mr.. Il. Saunder-,
New Haven, Conn; A. Il. Farley, Boston;
"A. &. Staples, w. w. Crosslnau, j. f.
philDrick, H. II. Dixon, all os Taunton;
J. Potter, Elmir., n. Y; NJ. A. Sperry.
n. Y; ID. h. NJ. smith aud Sou, Bridge
port, Conn.
Narragansett Terrace at Builock's Point.
The number of cottages already occu.
pied at the Terrace is far in excess OF that
Of former years. From Bullock's Point
to the lower end of the Terrace Is one OF
the most beautiful drives la the state.
situated as IL is on the water trout com.
mabding n picturesque view of the bay.
Mr.. aud Mrs. >. Is. Carpenter aud
family OF -Pawtaek.t, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Edward Simpson Of Alexandria, Va.
are located at treir cottage, Shady Bluff
for I'm. season. aud hay. for THAR .ua.,.