The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-25

Many summer yisitors Have Arrived nt
Riverside. Pleasant Blun and other
Cool Places at the Eaysfde-

The Narragansett Engine company OF
Riverside were ont last evening for
practice squirt and training, AID showed
~ well drilled company.
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Trainor. Miss May
Trainer and Master Frank Trainor, OF
Cambridge, Mass, have arrived at their
cottage, the Harvard. on the bluff, for the
seas n.
AT Sterns's su inner ho'sl I, inc clam
b bake WIS served yesterday. Ia the grove.
GA u Der Of the fr.en.is CT johnny
Wright. Among those present were
Too mas Doyle OF Jersey City. Billy ken-
yol OF Pawtncket. Louis Hart, Frank
Fuller, George Hart, Thomas Ready.
Charles Morris, William Davidson. ames
Darcy aud Hen'y Qain'. all OF Paw
trc ,et. James ReniinS'o OF Pawtuxe,.
Charles Waldron OF tie Warwick hotei,
Geor1e Parish. Il mas Wiley, John
Tina cher, and the o.d vet Pop Crandall,
All OF pawtux., T. ieene Sullivan, Jerry
Sullivan. Ds Canary NJ. Shanahan, Pete
NJ McGrath. NJ Jackson, Alfred Adams and
Henry Mi,cnell al OF Worcester. Mass.
John Dolan. Ere | Dowd, Sanford Bur-
Ii game aad Oscar Harrington. all OF
Providence.
The following ars registered Mt the
Bullocks Point Avenue hotel: Thoma.
Gillian of Chicago. Ill, jaime, Golden OF
dence, Ezra Simmons OF BJstou. Mass,
Cornelius Don ,hue of Providencs,
rhonas Horn OF Provid nee.
AT the Pawtucket Exchange the latest
arrivals are: Mr.. aud Mrs. 'Georae
S NTH. Fred Titcomb. William Kennion.
Henry Moran, all OF Pawtucket. Arthur
Webster OF New York, Franklin Go 5mos
of Providence. Miss Nellie and Walter
Smith OF Waltham, Mass. Charles Sex
to of Pawtucket
Mr.. John Four ieir Of Central Falls en-
tertained 100 Of his employees aud their
families yesterday. A fne shore diner
was served.
Messrs. S. !. Sheldon aud Alfred
Hofsefall or Provldencs ars iocated at
their c,ttige ON Hoppin avenue Tor the
seas N.
Mr.. James Bot only OF Boston, Mass,
was the guest of his parents over Sih-
day at their cottage on the blum.
Mr.. l.. OMaran aud family or Proyl.
dencs have rented "a cottage on the blum
Tor the remainder OF the season, and VIII
have Mr.. James Curley OF Providencs ~
.uest Tor several weeks.
Professor Thomas Z. Hudson is max
ing arrangements for a grand CONCERT To
be held at an early date.
The Misses Ethel w. Crocker and
l,ertha Monroe and Mrs. j. r. Holt OF
II ,n tnn ars the cues = or Mr.. ald Mrs.
N. III. Holt for several days.
Miss EIna ii. Chace has returned Co
her home after visit 10 friends III Bris-
toll.
Pleasant Rlufr
Mr.. Henry +. Sptzka OF Pleasant Bluff
started yeslelday- OLA fishing trip To
Block Island aud Newport. and on his
return ne will leave for Chicago, accom-
panied BY Mr.. Fronie Caldwell Of Provi.
dence for il well-earned vacation.
AT Cranstons Smiths Palace note! the
following are registered: Mr.. ami Mrs.
A. }. Smith OF Lowell, MRS. Richard
Bride and Charles Bride. James 4.
O'Brien, all of North Attleboro.
Mrs. Gatchell of Woousocket is the
guest of Mrs. George Cranston.
Mr.. sylvester Nc Williams is here for
the season.
The latest arrivals at tie Comstock
hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. William Patter-
son OF M ntreal, Harry Bra1y of Central
Falls. Il. l.. Mr.. aud Mrs. p, Hathaway,
Masters Charles. Walter and Fred HATH
away. James Linahan, +. A. Bennett.
Daniel Delaney. Harvey Shaw, all Of
Woonsocket; George James, Mr.. and
McCaffrey or Holyoke. Mass; Geor o
.ini.h Of Lowell, Mass; Miss LYDIA
Leary Of Springfield, Mass. Louis
Bridge of New York, Thomas Snow OF
San FIR ,ncsco. Cal; Villa IN Cooley o.
santa Fe, N. NJ; Paul Smi tn OF o O.nnha.
Neb.; George Jencks of San Francisco.
Cal; Fred Chesmare, Geor.e z. Wood
and Henry Chace. all Of Pawtucket.
Silver Spring.
Mr.. William Whitford Is the guest
for few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lythgoe at their cottage.
Next Saturday the Silver Springs will
play the Warreps ana on the Saturday
following the Pastimes. Both games
promise to be unusually interesting as
neither the Warrens nor the Silver Springs
have lost game aud the Pastines nut
one this season. and that WAS the fault
OF the umpire. Both games will be
played at Silver Spring.