The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-02
WEST SHORE.
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Chaplin of New York are the guests vi
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Waterman. =.
A. T. Rice and family were the guests Oh
Edward A. Cole Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Waldo A. Case and son Oh
Springfield. and Nj. and Mrs. y. Perry
Sarle are spending the summer at Inc
West farm. -
Albert Wightman has been spending q
few days at Elm Lawn.
Homestead Cottage, the residences or
Councilman T.. w. Waterman, Is peihg
improved by the addition OF a sum"er
house built on the plan OF a Chlnese pa,
CODA. When completed the addition WIN
make the place one OF the most at'rac'i'o
In the vicinity.
River View.
The sale of tickets for tonight's minstrel
| entertainment at the Casino has peen very
good and an excellent time Is anticipa,eo'
The performance will begin at . O'CLOCK.
Team 5 is leading in the bowling toufhA-
ment. Teams 1, 4 and 8 are Within iouI
points of each other. TUESDAY nish'
| Team 4 defeated Team 9, 1929 TO lool' zap
tain Whiting of Team 4 made lsi on QUO
string, the best score OF the evening" MI.
The series of games between the RIVER
| View anu Day Oluc poNASAS Wa
menced Wednesday evening. -.
The standing of the leaders in the whist
tournament now is: Mrs. q. w. Stafford,
~. Mrs. Walter Saunders, 50; Miss Mary
Carrioue. IS; Miss Florence Whiting, TO;
Mrs. William Smith, 6s; Mr.. Willis
Stokes, Il; Mr.. Lee s. Holden oo; MT
George Nevin, IS; Mr.. Henry Fletcher, Oh
Bay Side.
Some very good bowling scores have
been made this season. The best scores
made are as follows: q. w. Stafford, 2oo
227. 215, PA, 2lO, POI; +. Leonard, 225, IA
231, 2l3, 2l1, 100, 202; o. w. Burch, III
213; C.. Gross, 219; f.. Cummings, 2O9; A
ID. Sawyer, 2O4; Mrs. q. w. Stafford, 10
Miss Baxter, 100.
Miss Pitman of Providence is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w. Read.
Miss Lillian c.. Barnes, the Misses
Lederer, Miss Stella Rocks, Mr.. l.. Z
Holbrook, Mr.. Fred Rocks, Mr.. John w
Rowe and Mr.. George Rocks were The
guests of Mr.. b. +. Rocks on his slool
yesterday.
The following are registered at the
hotel: Mrs. Charles Torrey and child
Mrs. II. A. Aldrich, Miss Mabel Il. Ala
rich, Providence; Miss Ida v. Harris, Mis-
Jessie Arnold, Miss Alice Leonard, klve
View; Fred %Tulinghast, Nathaniel M
Vose, Conanicut Park; John w. Rowe
Pawtucket; George Rocks, Bay Side.
Buttonwoods.
There was lots of fun at the "donke,
party,o given at the hotel. Those VIII
won prizes were: First lady's prize, Mrs
J.. Herbert Foster; second lady's prize
Mrs. j. f. Halter; third lady's prize, Mrs
I. q. Fuller; BOBBY prize, Mrs. Georg
|, Parks; first gentleman's prize, Master AL
bert McAuslan; second gentleman
prize, Mr.. b. b. Manchester; third gentle
, mans prize, DR.. F. NJ. Eaton; BOBBY prize
MIR. WI. Comstock.
, William X. Dodworth of Brooklyn is
I guest at the hotel.
The consolation prize in the tenn
tournament was won by Wilkinson VIII
defeated Hale, 60, 7-5, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Potter and Mis-
Potter are the guests of Mr.. and MIR
Andrew Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winsor ofSmithfiel'
4 are occupying a cottage at Old Buttor
Q woods.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Calvin Of Worceste
: and Miss Molly Hunt OF Boston, are I'll
Q guests of Mr.. Stephen Calvin at Old Blu
8 onwoods.
s The following are registered at the o.
B~uttenwoods Hotel: Mrs. s. II. Hime
Miss Lizzie Grinnell, Thomas Tweedi
Alexander Frasier, X. S. Bishop, Ere
n Elsbree, Fred Young, Providence; Bra'
a ford Greene, Phenix; Miss Lizzie San
n uels, Miss Annie Samuels, Mrs. Whitake
River Point; Rev. Frederick K. Dewhur
and family, Indianapolis, Ind; Williai
Hopkins, Woonsocket; Arthur b. Colvi
Worcester; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Boutier, HOY
ard; Mrs. Captain Silva, Miss Lau
8 Silva, East Providence; John Van Orde
: New York; Mrs. M~ieklejohn, Andre
3 Mieklejohn, P~awtucket; Mrs. w.
Case, Maud Case, Putnam; Al Ladd, !
A.. Laid, Central Village, Conn; Mi
Jennie M. Wescott, Wescott, r. l.; MI
Henry Randall, stephen b. Randa