The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
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aud the family will accompany him for
a pleasure trip
Mr.. Charles A. Catlin, chemist at the
Rumford Chemical works, started yes
terday on a Western trip to last several
weeks. He will stop at several cities
before Chicago Is reached, take few
days to glance at the Worlds fair an d
then proceed further West.
Miss Eunice Huntington OF this city
was the guest OF Mrs. James Is. Dean OF
Ri verside during the last week.
William Arnold of this city Is at the
Smith Cottage, Silver Spring, for the
season.
Mrs. Charles Newton, q former resi-
dent OF Riverside, is at the residence of
Mrs. T.. G. Penniman, on Lincoln ave-
nue.. at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elfich and Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Hawkins OF Pawtucket are
guests OF Mr.. John Corcoran AMI family
mt his residence on Beach street, River
side
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Leonard of this city
are at the Fales cottlge, Pleasant BluH.
for the season.
Misses Mary A. Gaffney and Kittie
German OF This city are guests OF Mrs
Mcconnell at her residence on Beech
blEScts niNcfoiuc.
Mrs. Annie English of Pawtucket is
| Jhe guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Charles
! ! Remington. on tho Warren road
MIR. Harry Holyoke Of Boston is the
guest Of K. II. Anthony at Silver Spring.
Mr.. Lee Coates of this cityis at Charles
Mowrey's cottage. Silver Spring for the
season.
Mr. James Hudson and family uf this
| city, have arrived at their cottage at
Silver Spring for the season.
Mr.. T.. C. Anthony of this city has ar
rived at his cottage at Riverside for tn
| season.
| Mr. Edward Young end family Of this
| city are at thsi cottage on the BLUM at
| Silver Spring for the season.
Mr.. Charles Childs of this city is the
| guest OF William Slade at Silver Spring.
Mr.. Harry Rose and family of this city
are at the Slade cottage, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Ell. Willing has opened his cot
| tage at Newport. Mrs. Willing, Miss
| Willing and Mr.. Barton Willing are at
| the Worlds fair, and will arrive In a0ut
| a fortnight.
DR.. Chagnon of Arctic. who has re-
Gently been elected IA member OF the
L u
ton for the benefit OF his health, in Fall
| River aud the White Mountains. 1t Is
hoped that he will find it benefit to
| him.
Mrs. TAYLOR, who has been Mrs. 7. X.
Hunters guest at Newport, has returned
| to Stamford.
Mr.. II. Maitland Kersey and Mr.. and
| Mrs Hoppin are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f. w Vanderbilt at Newport.
Mrs. Astor has arrived at Beechwood.
| She is, as yet, accompanied only by her
companion.
Miss Maud Steele, Miss Alice Thomas
and Miss Sarah Pearson Of Newport are
visiting friends in Portsmouth.
Mr.. Henry ID. Morgan OF New York
| city is visiting friends on the East Side.
Miss Louise NJ. Ricketts, of New York
| is the guest of Mrs. l. 5. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lever Of Pom
| tiac ara to sail from New York next
| Wednesday on the Majestic OF the White
| Star line for Liverpool.
Mis- Ali g Robinson of this city is the
guest of Mrs Arnold of Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Jenkins of
| Baltimore are at their villa in Newport
| for the season.
Cardinal Gibbons will visit this city
| on Sunday July 1.
Mr.. Henry Tiepke left yesterday for
| Chicago.
Governor Brown and Mrs. Brown have
| accepted invitations TO be present at the
| exercises of the Kingston State Agricul-
| tural school next Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Carpenter and daughter OF
| East Providence started on trip TO
| Chicago today. The will visit relatives
| ia that city and att" the Worlds iair.
Mrs. Samuel Thomas of Medford,
| Mass, is the guest OF Mrs. 4. B. Butts. Of
| East Providence.
Mrs. Moses Berry Of East Provid ence
has gone to Concord, Mass. to visit her
mother.
Mrs. A o. Miles OF East Providence,
accompanied by Mrs. Moves OF Manches
ter, N. H., started for the Worlds fair
| laet evening.