The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-01
PAwTUxET PARAGRAPHS.
TIE News BUREAU. PAwTUxEr,
With Mrs. Charles l.. Tillinghast,
10 Broad street

10 Broad street
The Edgewood Club house was opened
for the season last week. 1t has been re-
modelled throughout and painted. The
dock has been made larger and every
thing made cosy and comfortable for the
guests.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Hose Company No.
was a very successful affair.
At Rhodes-on- he Pawtu xet the follow
ing orders and lodges will enjoy outings:
Aug. Z, Roger Williams Lodge, Odd Eel
lows; Aug. 10, Franklin and Westminster
lodges; Aug. Is, Manufacturers Lodge.
The funeral services of the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Case
were held at the parents residence yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Rhodes OF New York was
in town last week.
Mr.. Birtley Gardiner OF Orange, N. j.,
has been in town for a short stay.
Mr.. Charles Horizons new home is about
completed. 1t is located on the plat
known by the name Pawtuxet-b -by-the-Sea.
The house occupies a commanding position
overlooking the whole bay. A fine drive
way over a green sloping lawn makes
charming approach TO the house, max
ing property valued at $40, 900.
Mr.. George Boyden, the former leading
dry goods merchant OF Olneyville, and
now president of the vesta Knitting
mlllH, Will OtCuHN SOOH dlltf Aukuni
his pretty two-story cottage just being
finished down by the summerhouse 'front.'
ing on the water.
Mr.. Orr OF Allegheny City proposes to
build on the knoll down by the old farm
house, a new, modern style summer resi-
dence, which will add TO the beauty of a
very attractive spot.
Mr.. l. A. fillinghast, the hustling
business man and real estate dealer, is
working for the widening and improve
ment of Fair street, with electric lig hts
and hydrants on the Warwick side to go
from the ridge to the Country Club en-
trance. The petition has already been
signed by 90 and more are expected. His
alterations and expenditures have given
an entirely new appearance to the Mills
estate
w. 4. Rowand has purchased five ad-
joining house lots Just in front of the
Mills estate, and adjoining the Rhodes
estate. Ground Is broken for one house,
and before the winter closes in, he in
tends that five commodious two-story
tenement houses shall fill the vacant
spots.
A select party of lawn gatherers gotten
mp last evening by Amey Austin, Alice
Smith, Leila Aylsworth, and Miss Bertha
Bloomer, on the grounds OF Mrs Benja-
min Smith, Broad street, presented very
pretty appearance for the lOokers-on. The
grounds were trimmed with lanterns.
The admittance fee was two cents.
They were surprised with a goodly num-
Der OF attendants, adding very much to
their treasury. They are puzzled now
how TO expend their cash, but il is
learned that In the near future they will
take an outing TO Roger Williams Park
10 visit Baby Roger.
Mrs. A. B. Stockard and children are
spending few days In town and expect
TO move here permanently soon.
Mrs. Lillian johnson OF New Bedford is
the guest OF Mr. Edward Meeson.
Almore Crandall has Just returned from
few days sojourn at Fall River.
MIR. Louis Tillinghast and Charles Will
isns OF yacht Annie are spending their va
cations AZ home this week.
The Blanche, Captain Doe, Is going to
Newport TO the races. Other parties will
Join them at Newport for few days
cruise.
Mrs. Henry T.. Rhodes and twin babies,
from Boston, are the guests Of Mr.. Pe1ep
Rhodes.