The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-17
ALONG SHORE.
Busy Days For Temperance Cadets
Under Canvas al Camp White.

These days are very busy ones for the
Central Falls Temperance Cadets, who
are in camp at Camp White. They have
received many visitors and many words
Of praise wero heard in regard to the
neatness of the camp.
Lieutenant John Kelly was officer of
the day Monday and Captain Thomas
Kelly is officer OF the day today. There
are three drills held daily and this warm
weather makes IL somewhat disagreeable
for tho boys.
and on one OF tho pillow slips was this
inscription: 81 slept and dreampt that
life was beauty The private says:
Read The other and that tells you how
we feel whom we are called for the first
drill early in the morning" The reading
here was: when l woke found life
was a duty"
Captain Kelly entertained Miss Nellie
Murphy and Miss Mamie Farrell of Fall
River Monday. The company intends
to give n minstrel show at the hendquar-
Ssrs tomorrow evening. and large num-
ber are expected to be present.
Monday morning there was ball game
between the Camp White Hotel walters
and tho company boys. The game was
called at tho end of the third inning on
account of rain. with the score to 2 in
favor of tho hotel walters.
Among the Central Falls visitors TO the
camp were G. A. McCallum, Miss Lizzie
White and John kavey and wife. Mr..
kavey is president OF the association.
Il. 5. Sheridan of Providence won the
prize in tho large pin bowling contest
last week, scoring 2S0. 3. A. Brown
made the highest score on the ANAL pins,
making l3', which Is considered very
good.
Miss T.. Romipgton OF Pawtucket is the
CUES. of Mrs. Bensley at the Windermere
cottage
MIR. Philip Bernard of Now York is
stopping for few days with MIR. Charles
Cohen and family.
Tho new Casino was the scene of a
very pretty whist party on Saturday even
ing last. Several OF tho actors from the
Music Hall were down and the evening
was pleasantly passed.
ROCKY POINT.
For the excellence Of the vaudeville en-
tertainments provided since the opening
OF the season, Manager Harrington has re-
ceived many words OF praise for the in
teresting programs furnished the theatre
going people who have visited the Forest
Casino.
The list Of attractions at the Forest this
week, however, will be even moro enjoy.
able than those OF the past because the
perfor nance the many who attended were
most pronounced in the approval OF tho
work of the mem bers of the east.
The Whaleys sc ored n e. n I'd 81 cos's as q
musical sketch team and tue vocal selec.
tions of Inez Colby, Boston's favorite
soprano, were much appreciated AS a
dancer Of merit Miss Justine proved that
the favorable notices given her were truly
deserved. while the same can be said of
the singing of Msy kempcst.
One OF the most interesting and most
successful features on tho program, was
the ycntriloquism of Bingham. whose
performauco was especially worthy Of
mention. Kitty Bingham in nm excellent
manner rendered several descriptive seIec-
tons. in which she displayed marked
ability.
Considerable merrimcnt was caused by
the artistic work If the German comedi.
ans, Devere and schultz. and tho serio
comic selections given by Alice Lillian
Bond and Cissy Grant were deserving of
all the applause given by the audience
As facial artist Eellr Verne. was oil
that could be desired and tho spectators
were delighted with tre singing and
dancing OF Lila Niles Wyman.
The same program will be on tho boards
the rest Of the week and Is deserving Of
the patronage of all who go 20 the Point.
as the artists will improve with each per.
formance.