The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
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Brown OF Pawtucket: Mrs. w. A. Payne
| Of Cumberland. Mrs. s. G. Holbrook Of
Seekonk. Mrs. "A. A. Miller OF Lawrence,
| Mass
AT the Happy Cot cottage Mr.. T. +.
| McGough and family entertained the
| following the past week: Mrs. w.
| Cowdry Miss Leta Cowdry. Messrs.
| William. Archie and George Cowdry,
| Thomas Lane. Martin Hickey and Hon.
| h. ID. McGuinness. all OF Providence; ;
| Miss Mamie Conley OF Pawtucket.
Mr.. A. b. Sweet of the Cliff cottage
had the following guests the past week:
| Mass Flora Burnside, Miss Flora An
gell and Mrs. Andrew Burnside. all of
Johnston r. l.
Going along the terrace one naturally
glances az the different names of the cot
tages, and in some cases they are rather
peculiar. One carries the name of
Okeehunkee. which is probably an old In
dian name, while another which seems to
be rather free and easy. is "Tackiteazie."
which means take il easy, an appropriate
term for n shore resort cottage. Another,
"Huntusup." tells the caller In plain
English just what 10 do. "Dew Drop
In is plain enough if one needs an invi-
tatiOn to call. Another. "Anjorosa,
gives part of the names of three OF the
occupants, Ann. Joseph and Rosa. There
are many others. and II is interesting to
assign n meaning to all the names on the
different cottages.
Master Lester Davenport spent part Of
last week with his grandparents at the
Spider Web cottage.
Mr.. Ahny and family OF Providence
have moved into their cottage for the
summer
Mr. Frank Roberts and w. Kittridge
are spending the summer here.
Miss Fanny Lipsic of Warren, X. l.,
IS spending the week with Mr.. Charles
Cohen and family.
Among those registered at the Cres-
cent Park Hotel are the following: Pc
ter Ross ad wife. Celia Ross, Leon Ross,
all of Milford. Mass; Mr.. NJ. r.. Carmie
Miss Helen n. Harrison. Charles Ander-
son and wife. f. 5: Osgood, Arthur s.
Davis and David Davis. all of New
York; NJ. =. Lyons of Philadelphla. Pa.
The New England Order OF Protection
OF Pawtucket and Providence, enjoyed
a trip to Crescent Park Tuesday, and
despite the storm the party passed a
very pleasant day.
The wind Tuesday tore the canvass
covering 10 the dolby horses at the
end OF the car line at Crescent Park.
A Baptist colored Sunday school OF
Providence enjoyed the sail down the
bay Tuesday, and on the way up stop
ped at Rocky Point and spent the day
in games and amusements OF various
sorts.
There will be n concert every afternoon
by the Providence Ladies' Orchestra on
the veranda, overlooking the grounds, at
the hotel.
The Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men Of Worcester. will hold an excur-
sion at this place tomorrow. III is
expected that there will be about $500
in the party
Marsden j. Perry OF Providence visit
ed here Monday afternoon.
Polly Holmes, better known as the
Irish Duchess, the well-known vaude-
VILE artist, is stopping at the Chicadee
cottage.
The following have registered at the
Crescent Park hotel: Jacob w. Gardner
and wife, ID. f. Gardner. Master Dick
Gardner, Miss Albion and Margaret
Rosa, an Of New York. Milton p. Lyons
OF Philadelphia, Pa, F.. NJ. Huff and
James w. Gallagher of Providen' c.
A. Slaughton and wife, Virginia. Louise
Fiske OF Providence. A c. Pearce, Buff
falo, N. Y, and Michael Lyons and wife
OF Fall River.