The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-18
DOWN TIE RIVER.
H1PPENTyGS ar F1YORED LOCIL-
JTIES ICHERE BREEZES BLOW.
where I, Q summef Girl Attracts the Eye,
the suconlent Bivalve TicISies tho
Palate, aud the Festive Iakir 1hrives.

| Palate, aud the Festive Iakir Ihrives.
| Miss Will, a. dunte OF the Boston
Cooking school. will ,liver a lecture In
Winchester hall. Riverside, on Cooking
| Wednesday evening. July 10.
| Mr.. Peer Trumpler of TIL Pawtucket
| Times was IN guest over Sand " of
| Mr.. Nehemiah u X at his cottage Oh
| Oak ayeaue. Rive SIDE.
| Mr.. Harry Boirdman has gone to Chi
cago on al cx ead trip to the World,
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Barron l. L)vewcil and
son Henri. Il Providencc. are guests of
| Mrs. S.l, les A Esten for the seas m, az
his residence on Oak avenue, Riverside.
Mrs. NJ. RosenIeld ana family OF
prrvidcnc, ars the ursts OF Mr.; Louis
| suckle cottage on the bl' n.
| Mr.. tieLrRe Es.en of Pascoig. K. J., Ia
| ths cues, OF Mr., SsyIcs A. Esten at his
cotia e "a Oak avenue. Riverside.
Mrs. Louis Kern Of Chestnut street.
has gone on an extended visit to her par
en,- at Newars. N. J.
| NJ sses Mary an. Lillian MacnInch OF
| Is sLon have arrived at their cot age on
the bluff for he season.
Mrs. Marv Itirns and Miss Nam 10
| Mr.. William Burns at his Gotta, c on
Maple avenue.
Mr.. r. Ii. Foley and family of Attic.
| boro, Mass, have arrived at the Nardo
| cottage on OAK aveIus for the season.
Mrs; ANA Tronps and George Mason
| II. Magee at Mt Peasant cottage. No.
| Pleasant Bluff
Charles Smith OF Pleasant Bluff is
| spending ton days vacation in S;onini-
tof,, Conn.
Rev. DIR. Blusaein of ProvideLce is the
| gasS OF Lou.s Green at the Florence
May cottage on Wasnin gton avenue.
Miss jennie Fraiser has returned from
the International Christian Endeavor
convention recently held in Montreal.
William Oldknow of Chestnut street
leaves This evening for Newark, N. j., TO
DO absent several months. A large num-
Der Of his fri nds rendered MIN u ban
quet previous to his departure.
Robert j. McNair. United States ship
ping commissioners, has arrivel at his
Jesse Woodard Of Monsup, Conn. is
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Harry Cor
man, at her cottage on W ashingtou ave-
nue..
Mr.. Joseph d. jackson, for several
years prominent resident Of This place,
leaves this evening To accept lucrative
position a. purchasinx agent for the
largest Wholesale and retail drygoods
and shoe nrm Of indianapolis, 1 diana.
lie,was formerly connected with Shep-
puri & Go. and the s. G. jameson Co. OF
Providence. Mr., aud Mrs. Jacks IA have a
host of friends. WIN predict for them
spccessful future in their now home.
Miss Florence Martin is the guest of
Horace 4. Peck AZ his residence OH the
Warren road.
The latest arrivals at the Bullock's
Point Avenue hotel: James Fitzpatrick
Of fBrooklyD. N. T., James Gillian OF
Providence, William LiIcoln Of Provi-
dence, James Keenan, AMI family OF Paw
tuqket. Josaph Williams OF Bruin, Eng,
George Harte and family OF Providence,
Cornelius Donahue Of Providence. M.
McQuade of Pawtucket.
At the sumner hotel Mr.. Johnnie
Wright entertained party Of fifty
gentlemen from Worces er. Mass, yester-
day. Among those present were .dessrs.
William Palmer, James Flynn. Daniel
McElroy, George Hensclif, James Palm
or, Robert Stratton, Thomas Connolly,
James and William O'Brien. ia mes
McGlinchey. AL of Worcester; Charles
McUarron. William II. Nc cDonald. James
German, J.sP. Dunn. j. j. Nichols. AL.
Fahev. Adam and James jackson, all OF
Proyidonce.
Pleasant BIufr.
At the Comstock hotel the following
are registereds Messrs. Walter Russell
aud James j. Lehman, both of Wo,ces-
ter, Mass. George Verrick of Providence.
William Wilson OF Pensaco la, Florida.
n. r. Harrington OF Boston, Mass. +. w.
Mass, John l.. Sullivan OF Boston, Mass,
ex-champion Of the world, Frank Bl-gar,
Henry Blake aud James Coouey OF PhiIa.
delpnia. Pa. George Fox. jr.. OF New
Haven. Conn. Jonn Myers of Boston,
Gelrse West OF New York city. l.. James
OF Rochester, N. Y, \. B. Miller, Frank
Kelley Bernard aud William Coyle. Dau
Cartwrlght. Fred Barber. James Nc.
Ispxhlii,, Misses Ida Briggs. Lydia and
Mabel SIodaard aud L. Devine, all of
Woonsocket.
AZ Cranstons Smiths Palace hotel. 4.
Z. Cnace OF Boston, Mass, ). Webster OF
Worcester, Mass, and Thomas Joyce of
Prov .dence. About 200 persons were en-.
tei tanned here on Sunday.
AT Pleasant Bluff hotel Andrew Me-
Cool OF Boston, y. Smith OF Hot Spring..
Ark, Nelse Morris, NJ. CIR ,ham. +. Doyie,
iIenry Cooper. Peter Aiarcn, ali OF Prov
idesce. Henry f. Gargle OF l. well, Mass,
George w. Durkee of Jersey City, Cnas.
Drap.r OF New YORK, George Cole Of
Pawtucket, ID. NJ. Smith OF the White
Mountains, DIR. f. w. rrustey, K III.
Brilton, Charles Richards aud L. NJ. Lee,
all OF Lowell. Mass. At the Pawtucket
EXCHANGE, John A. Maynard of Wood
lawn. X L.. NJ. Higgins, Charles Morris.
DR. Cannon, Barnard Keenan,. all of Paw.
tucket, james Murray Of Chicago, ILL.,,
John Smith oil Proyi, ence, j. Nose Deitte
II Woodiawa, H. l., Blame Lapier OF New
York.
Mr.. Joan Catanach. who has been in
training here for his coming iipht with
Steve ODJn"ell, heavy weight champion
of Australia, LETT here with his traiuers,
Jonn Quinn aud Fred Whitford. for
Pascoas, H. L., wnere he will be in train.
ing unit, August lGth under the super
vision OF DIR. Granger. While here his
daily exercises were ten To Ifteen miles
walk before breakfast, after whicn
his time vas otcilicd in punching the
tntg a,d SHORE sprlnis until dinner tim :.
aft n dinuer boxing with Lis trainer,
rowing aud light exercise, aud just lief ne
supper lime a sea bath aud rubbed down.
MI, .atabach Is IA prime condition aud
the n Gut Will come of at the Coney
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