The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-02
: ALONG THE SHORE.
An UNUSUALLY LARGE NUMBER
OF VISITORS At CAMP WHITE. .
OIneyviIie Cadets Enjoying Their An
nual Outing Riverside Improvement
Society to Have Demonstration Aug. D.

The month Of August promises 10 be
busy one at Camp White Nearly all the
rooms In the hotel are booked ahead, and
II tie rush continues there Will not be a
vacant room. The following are among
the recent arrivals: Misses Maggie Sulli-
van. Lizzie Reese, May G. Sullivan, Katie
Conuors, all OF Danielsonville, Conn, q.
Il. Turnbull, Upton, Mass, Mary Gay
and j. +. Gay OF Cavendsh. W., Mr.. ana
Mrs. Laynders, Mr. aud Mrs. George T..
Clinton, w. H. Marsee. all OF Worcester, :,
Mi ses Lucy and Lizzie Mcclure, Misses
Nellie aud Lizzie flanery, al OF Paw
tucket, Misses Minnie Steehan and Nell
lie Burgess Of Saundersville, X. J., Miss
Maggie j. Adams. Mrs. Darel Cronty of
Southhridge, Mass, Charles o. Durrell
OF lNorth Attleborr, Mass, Mr.: aud Mrs.
Il. Lenox OF Boston, Mass, Mrs. X. A.
Day OF Berklev. IL. l.. Charles f. Smith
OF Woonsocket. X. l.. Miss Alice Il.
Owens Of New York City.
Mss Cora Weaver is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Green at Glen Cottage
No. 2.
George d. Brown and family OF Taun-
ton are among the latest arrivals az the
camp.
At Tiptop cottage ID. ID. Smith OF
Woonsocket has arrived for the rest OF
the season.
Mrs William Stafford, Miss Grace
Stafford and Frank Stafford OF Provi-
dence were the guests of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Joseph Kelly the past week.
Stephen j. Hall has rented Glen cot
tsee No. 4 for the month Of August.
NJ. Il. Laird is located at Cherry cottage
No. /, for the rest or the season.
The Cool cottage has for its occupants
G. w. Harter OF Worcester, Mass.
William Curtis is sojourning at the
Sea Side cottage.
The Delight cottage has for its occu-
pant Mrs. +. f. Smith.
William Nicnols and family OF Forest
dale are located at Shady cottage for the
rest of the sgason.
Mrs l.. G.. Belmar OF Ksene, N. H.,
will occupy the Comfort cottage for the
month OF August.
camp at Camp O'Connell. Camp White,
are having glorious time and enjoying
every minute of camp life. There are
eighteen tents pitched and fifty men in
camp and a Jolly, good-natured gentle
manly party they are, az no disorderly
Conduct Is allowed, fines being imposed
for any infringement OF the rules anu in
some cases expulsion il the offender does
not come to terms.
Tue daily life is not an exacting one.
They arise at the sound of the drum ut 5
a. m, then indulge in short exercises and
bathing until the drum calls them to
breakfast at z, after which visitors
commence to arrive, aud a general good
time follows ,such rs baseball, bowling,
rowing and swimming. These all serve
TO pass away the morning until the din
ner hour at IL. In the afternoon each
cadet entertains his own visitors, princi-
pally the fair sex, and then dancing il
the cnief attraction until 5 o'clock, when
the company drill takes place and lasts
-t+He hottr, tueu grand Charge IS made
for the table, 1t being supper time. After
supper there are amusements OF every
description. and n band concert is given
each evening at 7:30. The cadets are a
very orderly set OF. young men aud are
great favorites with both hotel guests aud
the cottagers. The commander OF the
cadets is Captain John H. Curran. Col.
James Ii. McGann is being enterta ined
today by the cadets. also Rev. Father
Harty OF East Providence. and several
camp.
Riverside.
Tuesday being regular day at Pomham
No. club 125 members were present.
Thursday the electrical men from
different sections Of the country will be
entertained by members of the club.
On Saturday evening grand celebra-
tion and denomination will take place In
Riverside under the direction of the I'm
provement society Squantum tribe OF
Red Men aud other organizations to ceie-
brate the event OF the electric cars and
the Introduction of water into the town.
1t Is expected the reside nts will illumi-
nate aud decorate their houses that even
ing all along The line. The first trip yes
terday morning oflthe electric cars at 5:51
was made To Providence in forty.two
minutes. Thousands OF people availed
thems elves OF the opportunity and went
TO Cresceat Park on The cars. They run
every ten minutes from $3.50 a. IN. till ii
p. m. during the day. The last car from
Providence leaves the city at 1l:45. 1t
is estimated that 1000 people enjoyed { he
ride the first day.