The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-19
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Men Who will Be Present at the
Squantum Club Dinner.

Governor Brown, Mayor Olney and 40
members of the Squantum Club Will
tender O complimentary dinner to the
Governors of New England, the Mayors
guish he'd guests from New York and other
parts of the country at the clubhouse to-
morrow afternoon. Secretary Charles n.
Child Of the entertainment committee mas
receiv ed acceptances from about loo
gentlemen, prominent among whom are
the following:
His Excellency Governor John B. Smith
OF New Hampshire with two members OF
his personal staff; Governor Levi X. Full
ler OF Vermont with Colonel George ..
Dowiey and Surgeon General ~. webster
of Brattieboro; delegation from the
Greenhalge OF Massachusetts, the Execu-
tive being unable to be present; ex- mayor
Thomas ". Hart of Boston, Mayor John
]. Whipple of Brockton and also president
of the New England Club with 70 prom
inent members Of that organization;
Mayor stephen A. Brownell OF New
Bedford; ex-senator George 3. Edmunds
OF Vermont; Hon. Rufus b. Bullock, ex-
Governor OF Georgia; Hon. William M.
Butler, president OF sachusetts Sem
ate; Hon. William X. Barrett Of the Bos-
ton Advertiser and ex-Speaksr OF the
Massachusetts, House; Hon. Le Baron b.
Colt of the United States Circuit Court;
Hon. Frank w. Cheney, Manchester,
| Conn, probable candidate for the Gov
ernorship OF Connecticut; Hon. William
| M. WINS and Charles X. Flint, Esq, OF
| New York; Mayor Fearing OF Newport and
| guest, Prescott Lawrence OF New YORK
| Mayor e. Stevens Henry Of Rockville, CT,
formerly State Treasurer; Lieutensnts c.
| w. Jungen and j. M. Oliver, u. 3. NJ;
| Hon. Hosea NJ. Krowlton, Attorney
| general of sachusetts; st. Clair Nc
Kelway, editor Brooklyn Eagle; George
| w. Moses, president First Ward National
Bank, Boston; Colonel Francis I. Max,
staff; Seth NJ. Milliken, Esq., of Deering,
Milliken q Co., New York; William
p. St.John, president Of the Mercantile
National Bank, New York; Mayor
Pothier of Woonsocket; Hon. Charles
Phelps, Connecticut State Senate; Presi-
of Trade; George II. Robinson, vice-presi-
dent Gor6am Manufacturing Company
Captain w. b. Sears, president Second
Rhode Island Regiment Volunteers; ex-
Governors Royal q. Taft and u. W. Ladd
Colonel John G. Wyman, Hon; J: c; b.
Woods, Colonel Hunter q. White, hev'
Il. II. Cocroft and others.
Special transportation facilities have
been secured. The Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire contingent will take 9
special train from Boston direct tc
the grounds. The Consolidated railroad
have consented 10 STOP the o.oo u. ih., IL ~.
and d. m. trains leaving Providence al
Squantum and the returning trains which
are scheduled to leave Silver Spring fol
Providence at 4 ;2S. 5;36 and 6:4S p. m.
will stop as on regular club days
The train leaving Fall River q
IL :O5 a. IN. and leaving Providence at o ~
D. m. will stop IL fagged. Steamer Ana
wan will leave the next slip south OF Con
tinental Steamboat Company's wharf O
l2 O'Clock noon direct for Squantum, anc
the Continental company will run boat
on the hour and hall hour direct to silve
Spring. Returning will leave Crescen
Park stopping at Silver spring at ID an,
40 minutes past the hour throughout tn
the day.
Governor Brown will preside over tn
after dinner oratory, and with such al
abundance OF talent to draw upon, 1t
confidently believed that the occasion vii
be one of rare interest and profit.
The committee has engaged Reeve
Orchestra to provide musical entertain
ment and the club house and the annexe
will be handsomely decorated wit
flowers by johnson Brothers.