The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-26
DOWN THE RIVER.
MANY TOOK TIE TRIP YESTERDAY
IN SPITE OF THE WElTHER.
Manager Boyden Gave an Exhibition at
Crescent Park-various Resorts Well
Iatronized.

II spite of the threatening weather
Yesterday goodly number went to the
various shore resorts. About noon the
sinds OF people who had made up their
minds to enjoy a sail down the bay. l
The morning the boat only ran ouce aa
hour to the shore places, but after din
ner .he trips were made every half hour.
The number or passengers carriei by the
Continental SJeamb lat company was
about the same Us last sunday.
Crescent Park.
Fully 1000 persons visited the grounds
Sunday despite the weather. n large dele
CATION OF whom patronz,d 1.-The dining
hall. Boyden's Nonpireil brass band
furnished concert music during the day.
Everything on tue grounds Is in iull
operation. and the numberless attrae-
lions were largely patronizad throug
out the entire day. Precisely at 1915
O'Clock Manager Boyden had tae Iudlans
pass over the grounds and march to t re
Wild West enclosure, where an exhlDi-
tlon Of frontier life was truly portrayed.
the first OH the program Deins an exhibi-
lion of wonderful riding. Oklauora
cIoi drove horse, sloppy Weather:
next was Watt Chadwick. the cow
bow kid, who showed wonderful
skill IN riding. Jim Kidd the daring
hor,eman " no TOR al 'e years Was tbs priu-
cipal fea ure of Duffaio blli's VIVA West
company, aaa was said to be .he greatest
rider ia the world. His exhibition of
norsemansnip WAS sl,nply marvellous.
Toe uexJ was nerd OF Wild horses
turned loose on the prairie, aud feats of
roplug 10y solEe tea COW boys led by
Cyclone John, the greatest living horse
breaker, aud was very exciting. Tnen
~.
which " as hotly pursued by the Indians,
-ttttrrfnr- -wheops,I thu horses are
Irl Ven around the track at breakneck
speed while the red skins
are rapidly gaining on taem.
Tnis repi esents the most vivid pic
turs OF their western life. The enlre
exhibition was loudly applauded. Oa
aud after today two performances VIII Ue
given daily. The Rocky Mountain pass
waic is being built will be fnished by
TUESDAY, OF The present weeh. IL has an
eiguteen loot roadway, and wheu this is
cJniplsted he entire snow viii DC ope ned
70 the public.
Pleasant BLUM.
At Hotel Comstock large party from
Woonsocket aud surrounding towns
took dinner here Sunday and enjoved
bake. AT the summer hotel Mr. Sterns
entertained n large number OF friends
from Providence aud partook OF a baxe
i'm the shady grove At Cransto -
Smisns Palace Hotel large number of
friends from Attl boro took dinner on
Sunday, and enjoyed the pleasant breez g
on the Deautifui varanda-
Silver Spring.
Manger Goffs catered to goodly number
Sunday despite the threatening weather.
The following are the latest arrivals at
the motel: c. II. Field and family; G. II.
Allen, +. A Chac,. Henry Gregory, ali
OF Providence. The first grand hop o,
the season will be given July 1st. Harry
Bakers orchestra will furnssh music for
the season. The bowling alley aud pool
rooia are open aud under the direc ton OF
Jack Rankin; Andrew Bell will be
ste ward.
The mem bers OF the grad usting class of
the State Normal School with teachers
and Principal Wilson took dinner here
on Saturday.
G. ". Williams and family OF provl-
den se, are located at Rock cottage for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcintyre of Bal
timore, Nd, are occupying Grove cot
tage.
a. w. Hancock OF Provid ence is at the
Cooley cottage for the season.
Fred Shibley of Provide ics Is located
here for tae season.
Miss Isabella Casey Of Providence Is
occupying her cottage on the bluff.
Charles Childs Of this city is the guest
OF William Slade.
j. c. Parker and family OF Providence
are at their cottage.
Mrs. Cushman aud Miss Kitty Cush-
man Of Providence are occupying Rath-
bone cottage this season.
V. Ii. Peck of Providence has taken
poss .ssion OF the Luther cottage.
George Mooney aud family Of Provi-
dence will occupy their cottage this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Luther and son of
Providence are loc itel at their cottage.
John Remington and family of Provi-
dence are at their cottage OH the height.
William Arnold Of Providence 10 at
the S NTH cottage for the season.
Samuel Warner and family OF Provi.
dence are occupying their cottage Oh
the hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon are at the Potter
cottage for the season.
Riverside.
The commencement OF gra duation
week was observed at the Congrrga-
tional ch urch Sunday az 4:30 D. NJ, when
the baccalaureate sermon was delivered
by Rev. William Byron Forpush, Ph. d.
The graduating class attended in a body.
Music cJnslsted OF Columbus quartette,
church quartette ana choir. fiue bass
80 os were rendered by A. g. Rice.
A Columbus concert was given Sunday
evening at the NJ. X church by tue chill
dren OF the sunday school. Tue churcl
was beau fully decorated with A. .neri-
can flags, polted aud tropical plants.
Seven young ladies represented Colum-
bias defenses, aud had for their nottos
Good CiIizens," wv orthy Rulers.O
Just Laws, "."Chrlstlau Schools, /" sac
red Sabbath" Pure Rsi SiOn." Tue
Goides, OF Liberty occupied promi-
nrnt place IN the centre. Rev H. Il.
Phillips delivered a appropriate addrc -
on the foundation workings of ne
Methodist chulch. The rest o. the pre-
gram consisted of snging-children' day
caro-, respo Isive scripture readings, sing
ing. Colunbisn hymI; singing, Gross
and Shieids;" staging by the scaool, "a
Day of Rest aud Gladness ~ closiug with
the singing by ths school u ID cougre.a.
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