The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-17
Crescent Park Entertains a Vast ThfonS
Of Sunday EXcufSioniSts.
HUGE CROWD At ROCKY POINT.
Everything was Quiet and Orderly, aud
the People Enjoyed Clam Dinner and
the Cool Hay Breexes : Many New
Arrivals mt tho summer Hotels

mental 1pe was CROWDED 10 us iuh
capacity by those who wished to enjoy
the balmy br.ez dne dinners and good
bathing toun along the shore. Fully l4,OO)
people visited Crescent Park on Sundty
aud about 1000 p rtook OF one OF Manager
Boyden's shore DINNERS. Sacred con-
certs were given during the day by the
Sixth Regimen band Of Marlboro. who
made an excursion here with 40 OF their
friends and 1000 from Worcester.
The prayer meeting held In the large
dance hall III the evening was very large
ly attended by The hotel guests aud all
the cottagers along tho slore, and all
verv much appreciate Manager Boyden's
kindness in holding these Sunday SER
vices.
The latest arrivals at Crescent Park
hotel are Charles p. and James >. Greene
Of New Haven. Conn, Maurice Quinn
of Worcester, Mass, Charles Wrisht OF
Putnam, Conn.,, George Gilman OF Attic
boro, Mass.. Geo. Prior Worcester. Mass
Mrs Rufus Green OF Statewide. X L.,
Eugene Sullivan of Worcester, Mass.
Charl Ryan OF Fall River. Mass, sMr.
and Mrs. 4. j. Ross Of Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs H. X. Cram OF Hartford. CT, Fran
ces Y. Terry Of Fall River, Mass. Miss
Annie Lord Of Worcester. Mass, Charles
Burnham of Matte, Mass, Mr.: and Mrs.
thur Haygood Of Attleboro, Mass, miss
Mary G. Quinn of Worcester, Miss An
ME Z. Smith OF Marlboro, Mass. AID
Peter G. Gray OF Worcester, Mass, j. w.
and L. Ii. Barry OF Soutnboyo. Mass.
Riverside.
Notwithstanding the extreme heat Of
Sunday. all the services a. the several
churches were we'll attended. The sum
mer residents are we'll cared for spiritu-
ally by the following named c!ergymen !:
ST. Marks Episcopal-Rsy. A. z. Hardv,
jr., pastor; Congregational! church
Rev. William Byron Foronsh. P1. ID.
At st. Brendon's Catholic chuici. Rev.
Father Harty. and at M. Il. church. Rey.
f. X. Phillips.
A party Of about twenty ladies and
gentlemen 81 arted Sunday morning at an
early hour for an outing down the bay on
the yacht Marigold.
Among the latest arrivals at the River
siae hotel are Carl Selig OF Hersfieltl,
Germany; j. i. Latimer and Master K.
Ii. Latimer Of Cambridge. Mass; Duncan
McMillen of Cincinnati, Ohio; Miss
lillian B"rrai 30, OF camoridse, p,sv;Sa" Mass :.
NJ. xie'0r and Mr. % y. f. Swan Vsi'SSSs Of New.
port. VT. ID. w. Buck of Provdencs /:
Misses Mollie Spegel, Bale Nichols Of
Indianapolis, Ind, Mrs. James Is. Patton,
the Misses Della aud Grace Patton, fam
ily of James B. Patton OF Lynn, Mass,
Charles Is. Smith and James i. stewart
of Boston, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. \. L.
Ebbits OF New York oity, T. K. Kenny
OF Providence, Mr.. aud Mrs. bennett OF
New York city.
Al the Washington Square house; The
Misses Alice and Emma Milluer OF Wor.
cester. Mass; Misses L,ttie Clark and
Susie Il lwards OF Springfe!d. Mass; Mr..
Mr. "A nf prnV-
dence, II. A Andrews and X L Blsnch-
ard OF Pawtuxet, Mr.. and Mira James
Os0ood of Provideuce, Mrs. Robert aud
Miss M,ry Warner of Providence, Mrx
James Weaver OF Attleboro. Mass.
AT the Perry House are Mrs G. A. and
Miss Annie Aylsworth. Of Providence.
Mrs g. :; Phii,,pppe o, rTSy,dencs a Grcr. sas
Worcester. Mass, Miss Marcy J. TAFT Of
Uxbridge, Mass, Miss Ida A. Perry OF
Lanswood, ILL.,, Miss Ora Philippe OF
Providence. Weekly whist parties will be
given at the Perry house throughout the
season. At the first one. which was
aud Mrs. c. A. Aylsworth were the sue
cessful winners.
Walt,r X. Horton aud A. r. Searl OF
Providence are the guests of Erdix Dus-
tin at his cottage on Lincoln avenue
Silver Spring.
Manager COTE catered to an unusually
large number on Sunday, and his mn
merous pat tons always seem to apprcci-
ciate his efforts to suit their appetite
and add TO their enjoyment.
The following are registered at the
hotel: Mr. and Mrs. A. Ii. Fowler OF
Pawtucket, Mr.. and Mrs. HYDE ofSouth-
bridge, Mass, Mr.. aud Mrs. Squires and
daughter OF Buffalo, N. Y, Mr. aud
Mrs. Henry McGrath OF Buffalo. N. Y.
Mr.. George Slade and ftmilyof this city
are the guests of William SIade at his
cottage.
b. II. Tyler, agent OF the American Ex-
press company, is the guest OF Will lam ii.
Arnold at the Smith cottage and he Will
be located at the Silver Spring hotel for
the rest OF the season.
Messrs. Arthur II. SWEET and Howard
/. Wheeler of Providence are spending
their vacation at Rangley lakes.
Fislds Point.
Col. Atwell and all of his attendants
had all the business tEey could handle
yesterday, and the dinner which was the
attraction thatwas as usual Of the best and
in abundance. 1t was well p epared and
served. Those that arrived last Jared as
we'll as those that came first.
ROCKY Point
Yesterday was the largest day of the
season at Rocky Point. At tho theatre
an entire change Of program was given
and it is the best speciality show ever
witnessed at the Point. Manager Har-
rington proposes to make this attraction
one OF the strongest OF the resort. About
5000 persons awaited themselves OF an
opportunity to partake OF n shore dinner
that was served In he large aud cool din
ner halls. The ball game b tween the
Wilkesbarre AMI Providence teams
attracted about $500. Admirers OF the
game are well satisfied that the
home team ca, play ball under some cir
cumstauces The slide for II by Mile
Zoe proves To be one OF tue Il aiding
attractioas The concert given by the
Natioual baud and the merry-go-round d,
ths toboggau, and all other attractions
came in for their share Of followers.
During the week the Poiot will be visit
ed by number OF churches and Sunda y
schools.
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