The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-14
ALONG THE WEST SHORE.
Summer Visitors Enjoying the Cooling
BreezsS Of the Bay.
WARWICK NECK CoHqAGERS.
The Season Has Already Opened BrislIy
Thcrs-Buttonwoods will Have n
Tally-Ho Party-A Large Number of
Eqjourners at Bnyside.

Everything is life and breath in the
many summer colonies along the west
.shore of the Narragansett. A large per-
centage Of the cottages have already been
opened, while the remainder are being
put In condition for the reception Of
those who will occupy them during the
heated term.
At Buttonwoods the arrivals are
already very large. Among them are
Mrs. Potts OF BROOKLYN, N. Y, John III.
Hernahan, Joseph Davol. Lewis jackson,
"A. j. Miller. Flank Dodsworth, j. H.
Smith, w. II. Moore, Tnomas w. McCor-
Foster. c. r. Nugent and John S.
Kenyon. Mr.. Lyman expects the following
named guests during the week: DIR.
Eaton. K. III. Robinso I, III. Fldler, W. w.
Chaplin, Mrs. B. +. Lilly, w. B. w.
Hallett. j. W. Comstock and George Il.
Martin and their families. Mr.. Lyman
will entertain a tally-ho party from this
city next Wednesday evening.
At the Oakland Beach hotel there is n
small army OF men and women engaged
In putting things TO rights for the for
Mal opening tomorrow. Mrs. X. 4.
Brown has left nothing undone for the
comfort and entertain ment OF the guests
who will spend their summer davs a. her
hotel. The grounds are tastefully laid
out No small share OF the success, that
attends the hotel business is due to good
natured clerks who are responsible for
the attractiveness OF the establishments
over which they presids almoit AS much
as the owner. Mrs, Brown is singularly
fortunate in this respect. Harry Cal
lender, treasurer of the Providence
Opera house, will be the head clerk, and
I'm n rIau lf.ll sxsttl ha -.
Callen nder has had large experience i'm
dealing with the public and his affablity
Is matter Of general comment. The
dining room will be presided over by
Martin Honeysuckle. who will ill the
Position OF stew ard and head waiter.
Mrs. Brown has received over 1870 appli-
cations for rooms.
Warwick Neck.
The many beautiful cottages on the
Neck are about all taken for the season.
The following named and their families
have already arrived: Mrs. Francs
smith, Henry Pierce, III. N. Campbell,
Eugene Mason, John Mason, f &. Buck.
lin. DIR. Fenner III. Peckham, Elisha
Howard. K N. Larned, w. w. Hoppin.
A. ID Palmer. William Larchall Sheply.
George Nightingale. jr., George Nightin-
gale sr., W. r. Aldrich. Gardner &. Sims.
Mrs. Il T. Manton Of Boston. Mass
Jeffery Hazard, X. w. Con stock. Fred
Is Boswortn, A lbert w. Smith. Nicholas
Gardnes, Mrs. Mary Fabyan, Frank
Reynolds and Francis w. Campbell. To-
day Charles Il. Dorrance, Frank N. Olney
and the Rev. DIR. Henshaw are expected.
AZ Rocky Pint, workmen are eDgag d
IN getting the popular resort In readiness
for the summer.
At Grants. John Palmer has spent n
number OF days In his summer residence.
Bayside.
Bayxide is looked upon by ths-perma-
nent residents Of the place as the best OF
sosorts. and they are extremely cordial
20 all who grace the place with their
presence. Among the summer sojourn-
etn already there are Caleb Mann, Jacob
With, Charles II. hawkins, q. A. Win
or. II. X Smith, Walter Fields, David
Dodge. William IA. King. john Muliigan
William Avery. William X Dnnham.
Charles Ravens, Alfred Angell. Il. De-