The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-03
ALONG THE SHORE.
ELECTRIC CARS BRING LARGE
NUMBERS OF PEOPLE.
Many Guests Arrive--The Olneyvillc
Cadets Play Baseball at Camp white
Personal and General Notes.

A large number OF persons visited
Crescent Park yesterday and also took
dinner. The crowd seems to be coming
all day and evening since the advent Of
the electric cars The dance hal is
packed at all hours and the wild west
show always draws large crowd.
The latest arrivals at the hotel are as
follows: james j. Brooks, John X.
Hunt ol Ney York. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
ForLusb Of Worcester, Mass, Mrs. Elmer
y. Barbour OF Dedha n, Mas, Misst $
Mary r. Walsh and Maggie Burke
# Whi.insville. Mass, II. A. WilmnrIh
Of Attleboro, Mass. Mr.. and w. II.
III. Bracey of New York. Mr.. and Mr.. Z
j. Miller OF At;icboro, Mass, Mss Lilli IN
Robir SOL OF Worcester, Mass, Mr. and
Mrs. Geor se Williams of Providence. Mr..
a ID Mrs. L.. G Quincy Of Boston. Nass..
Eugene Trainor of Worcester. Mass. Mrs.
Lart o. Worcester. Mass, ArShur Bennett
OF New York, JaTe' Blu Ike OF Nashua,
N. H.. M IS Mary Lincoln OF Millbridle,
M ,ss.. David Lee of Providence. Miss
Eta McMann or Woonsocket, X. l.
Riverside lodge No. 81, Knights OF
pythias, held "a weil-attended meeting
last evening In Pythian hall and ie
candidate was received. Brother Fred
erick Gottschalk Of East Providence was
among the visitors, and supper will be
given at Brother Tournier's hotel on
Thursday evening, August IL, by the
lodge.
Mrs. Sadie and Louise Slingsby OF this
place are spending two weeks vacation
at the Wachusett mountains,
Mrs. T. lward Albro and family have
"A al
weeks.
Several cellars in this vicinity were
flooded yesterday when the water WAS
turned, by the stop cocks being left
open.
The new dancing pavilion on the bluff
the first time and was well patronize /.
and IL Is hoped will prove success.
Camp White.
Agame of base ball was played be-
tween the fine mem bers and active men,
bers OF the Olneyville Temperan Q cadets
at Camp O'Connell yesterday which re-
suited in victory for the fine memb bers
by score of Is to 0. The features of the
game wrre the heavy batting OF William
Kelley aud fielding of james Hanley.
Today game will be played between tho
member, of the band, and u team from
the company.
The following were the guests on w ed
nesday: Tie Misses Katie aud Bird. .;e
Dugean, Ella and Lizzie Kerrigan anu
! 'CorDorals Kerrigan and O'Roak; Bern
ard Harney and Miss Maggie Bagley
were snests OF Corporal Whalen; Miss
Katie &. Bennett aud Miss Luby visited
Corporal Fayan: Mrs. Edward Carey.
Misses Mary and Mag gle Neeling, Misses
Nellie Giblin and Della McGrath Of
Providence and Miss Emma Stanley of
| Boston. Mass were tho unesfs of Muxi.
clan Carey. Misses Mary and Katie
Drury were guests of Private Tniggs;
Miss Maggie and LIZZIE Ke.ne
were guests OF Private kerriga,. Miss
Mamie Costello aud Thomas Taylor were
the guests OF Private George Costello.
Miss Katie Laken and II. Luby were the
guests of Private Tulley; Mr.. and Mrs
John +. Murphy and Carrie Flaherty
were guests of Corporal Flaherty; Miss,s
Minnie Farrell and Nellie Plan Lizzie
Okoak, Miss NJ. McDermott were
guests of Twiggs; Mrs. Mary Hanley
aud daughter were guests OF Sarg, aut
Hanley, Mrs. John Quiun and Miss An
ME Quinn were guests OF musician Quinn
on tuesday; Mrs. James Monahan, Miss
Nellie Monahan of Providence, and Miss
Il. j. FIvnn Of Danielsville, Conn, Miss
Nellie Farrell, Mis- Mary j. Green.
James Whitehead, Misses Nellie Daley
ana Mamie Sullivan, were tie guests of
by members OF the company.
4: Il. Smith and family OF Centreville
will occupy Delight cottage during the
month of August.
j; +. Ballou and A. n. Sweet of woon
socket have taken possession OF Excelsior
cottage for the rest OF the season.
Misses Carrie and Nellie Powers and
Mrs. Earl Jhson anu family OF Provi.
,ence are loc itcd Mt the Excelsior cottage
for the non IA Of Angus.