The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-05
ALONG THE SHORE.
THO USANDS OF PEOPLE ENJOY
IHEMSELYEs At THE BAYSIDE.
East Providence Onicers Celebrate tho
Fourth by Raiding Illicit Liquor
ssllsrs-sojourner at the shore.

season at Crescent park. and 25. 900 people
visited the grounds. aud Q. 1873 took dinner.
Three performances were given by Boy
den's Wild Wcs' COMPANY. and witnessed
by 1900 people. The Tyler slack Swan
Co. gave several c,ncerts In the summer
theatre. The large dancing pavilion
was crowded with dancers during
tie entire day and evening.
Music was furnished by Brigham's 9
81 lging orchestra Of Marlboro.
Boyden's Noupareil brass band and the
Attleboro brass band d.scoursed music at
intervals during the day. Manager Boy
den found it necesvary to build an addi-
tion to his large lunch counters to accom-
modate the increasing number that con-
gregate there every day Camps No. IL
camp No. 1O6 of Boston here the Fourth.
The following are registered at Cres-
cent Park Hotel for the season G.. A.
Brigham, II. Il. Brigham, j. ii, Flanni-
gan, 4. j. Ordaway, II. =. eastman, 7.
]. Flannigap. l.. A. Wheeler. 0: Kimball.
thy, Mrs. ii. E. Brigham. Cyrus Brig sham.
A. L. CLARK, all of Marlboro. Mass. Mr..
and Mrs. Wrigley of Woonsocket, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaia Vale, New London, Conn.
William S. Sweet and family OF
Providence are located at their cottage
at Bullock's Point for the season.
Riverside.
Miss Mary j. Richardson of Cranston,
for many years principal of the Turner
avenue grammar school. was the guest
Of friends here the past week.
Mrs. Edward Mclaughlin is the guest
of frenus ia Boston the present week.
Mr.. Albert M. Panl has returned to his
cottage on the Bluff for the season.
Mr.. William S. Gould is entertaining
friends from New YORK the present week.
Mrs. Susan Penniman, of North Graf
ton. Mass. Is registered at the Riverside
hotel.
Mr.. Il. f. Kenney OF Providence is one
OF the latest arrivals along the bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hadden OF
Jackson avenue leave today for q two
months trip to the Worlds fair.
Mr.. ii. Becker and family OF this CITY
have opened their cottage on the bluff
for the season.
DIR. Lewis and family of this city will
occupy the Schuka cottage on Crescent
avenue this season.
dence have opened their cottage on
Jackson avenue for the season.
Mr.. Jacob Velte Is entertaining Charles
Schabingee Of New York at his residence
on Jacks avenue.
Lewis Gresn and family Of Providence
are located at the Florence May cottage.
near the landing, aud are entertaining
and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Steine and son Of
Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eustein of this city
are locate at the Wjnship cottage for
the season.
Mrs. r. A. Ballou and family of Paw
tucket and 5. w. Ballou are the guests
OF Il. p. Bailou at his residence, Mono
hasset cottage. Malcolm square.
A match game of base ball was PLAYED
on the Turner avenue grounds yesterday
morning between the Unlucky Thirteen
and "a picked nine, the score standing 10
TO Is in favor Of the Unluckies.
silver Spring.
Manager COTE entertained one of the
largest parties Of the season yesterday.
Bakers orchestra furnished music for
daucing throughout the day. A. the Bay
View nous are located Mrs. K. Blade
and Miss Mable Wood both Of Worcester.
AT the Pomham club 50 Members took
dinner.
AT the Union club forty members were
resent aud enjoyed the day.
At the Squautum fifty members had
dinner. Inc grounds at the different
houses are la prime coLdition ana very
inviting.
Yesterday was the largest day of the
season at Fields Point. Colonel Atwell
served dinner to about 2, 500 people at the
different bakes during tue day.
Pleasant Bluff
At Cranston, Smiths Palace hotel,
about 1890 people ere served with Dime r
during the day. Tue following named
are among the latest arrivals. Frank
Villa ns of Blackstone. IL. u CARPENTER
of Attleboro, James OBrien OF New
York, j. NJ Chandler aud Sylvester Nc.
Williams, both Of Providencs.
AT the Pleasant Bluff hotel are regis
tered the followiug: James Hayes, of
Worcester, Mr.. anu Mrs. X. III. Hoyle, OF
New York, Andrew Quinn, of Newport,
aud Mrs. Church, Worcester, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hall, Of New York. l.. Whitney,
Of Valley FANS, Simon Norris, of Boston.
James Henpesage, of Providence, William
Simnols, OF Boston. AT ComsJock hotel
the LARGEST business or the season has
been this week, every room in the house
is occupied. Az Stern's Summer hotel
an excellent bake was gwen the Fourth
and enjoyed by number OF sporting
men from Providence.
Officers Gibson, Read, Clemence, Suu-
uerland anu Monroe made raid on two
OF the cottages yesterday, the Crystal
Wave aud Spring cottage, aud seized a
quantity of liquor aud beer aud arrested
tue occupants.
The Rhode Island Fishing club enter.
tanned II. w. Sla deof Att boro and AL.
fred Paleesey OF Attieboro and Is. q.
Blatchlord OF Gloces ser, Il. l., the Fourth.
River View.
The glorious Fourth was celebrate ed
here in a quiet way, except that there
was lively game of base ball between
the River Views aud the Silver Springs.
The latter won. with a score Of Is to 13.
Tbere was general illumination OF the
cottages in the evening. aud "a brilliant
display of firewcrks