The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-08
ALONG THE SHORE.
REPARING FOR A BIG DAY At
CRESCENT PARK.
Tho Central Falls Cadets In Camp
Latest Arrivals at the Summer Hotels.
General and Personal Gossip.

"a big rush on the banks" Of clans
will take place tomorrow. Al!redian's
day at Crescent park. as this is expected
to be the largest day Of the season thus
far. and Manager Boyden has made ar
rangements to cater for at least $1,000
people. All the old English sports aud
games will be induged in. for which
large prizes are offered. The children's
dances will be given in the afternoon and
evening with calcium and electric lights
on the wild west grounds.
Th latest arrivals at Crescent park ho-
tel are John Il. Greelih OF Spsncer, Mass,
Frank Goulding of New Jersey. Charles
l. aud James X. Draper OF Worcester.
Mass, Miss Mabel Hunt OF Natick. Mass.
Paul Barney OF Southboro, Mass. George
Hunt of Quincy, Mass. p a. olney Of
Moonsocket. X. L., Mrs: G. LaBille OF
Woonsocket, X. L.. John Goggins OF
Athol Mass, Mrs. Mary Sclinger Of Ions
dale. II. l.. III. III. Waddington OF Fall
River, Mass.
The Central Falls temperance cadets
are in camp here for one week; they are
located north of the dance hall on the
ball grounds. They number 3, are Ia
Command OF Captain Thomas Phillips
and Lieutenants John Kavney aud
Michael Murphy. The daily routine
will be as follows: Reveille ut "a m.
drill at o. breakfast at z. guard mount at
:, company drill at 10, dinner at IL. After
dinner the cadets will engage in base
ball and o.her amusements. Manager
Case will furnish rations for the cadets
while in camp. They entertained large
number of friends from Central Fails
aud Pawtucket to-day.
William III. Crane aud Mrs. Crane ar
rived here on the handsome yacht, the
Senator, and were the guests for day OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. {. Padgett at the Isle OF
Rhodes cottage on Narragansett terrace.
Mr.. Padgett is stage manager for the
company and it is expected he will leave
his cottage early I'm September.
Among the recent arrivals ~ the Point
are r. T.. Clark OF Taunton, Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. a. K. Casey OF Uxbridge, Mass,
Harvey Thompson OF Portland, Maine,
George d. Carpenter OF Providence, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. f. Wales of Boston, Mass.
Camp White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest kelsey OF Provi
dence have taken u cottage on the blu1
for the month of August.
Mrs, Hugh johnson and family Will
occupy tie Favor cottage the rest VI the
season.
At the hotel the following are among the
latest arrivals: Messrs. George &. and
Albert j. Kidd of Wnitinsville, Mass:
Misses Alice Roark and Hannah Keefe
OF BrOckton, Mass; MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
+. Casey of Uxbridge, Mass; Mss Nellie
Dermady OF East Douglas, Mass; Miss
Annie Scanlou of WeDs5er, Mass; w. r. :.
Wexted Of East Douglas, Mass; Miss
Katie NJ. Kelley OF Woons1ckett,
II. j.; Miss Mary Dermody of
East Douglas, Mass, Mr.. aud Mrs. III. h.
Sabel of Wlllimantic, Conn., James
Monahan of Danielsonvilie, Conn., Mrs
J. t. Docher aud Miss Emma Docner OF
Leicester, Mass, Hugh Dixon OF Woon
socket, Mr.. and Mrs. A III. Batchelder of
Boston, Mass, James Henley OF Fall
River, Mass. Misses Mary Teho and
Annie Dumas oi Woonsocket, John Il.
Gerh.ty Of Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Katie
Ryan and Minnie Laughlin Of Black
stone.
st. Anue's guards. under command of
Captain john II. Leary. have pitched
ia .ir tents fer one week on the grounds
vacated by tbs Olneyyilie Temperance
cadets.