The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
NeighbOrhOOd Notes.

Mr. II. p. Metcalf OF Princeton street Is GO
ing to North scituate to spend the summer.
Miss Hattie English OF Waterman street.
Johnston, has a new wheel.
Mrs. Alice Gardner of Haverhill, Mass, is
visiting friends on Angel street.
Mr. Grossman OF Bowen street has gone to
Kingston for the summer.
Professor NJ. G. Poland OF Brown University
expects TO go TO Grassmere, N. H., for the
summer soon.
University hall up Mt Brown is having a new
coat of paint. The old green paint Is almost as
much landmark as the building itself.
Mr.. Aldrich Of Bowen street has gone to
Seaconnet for the summer.
Mr.. Ballou Of Congdon street is spending
the summer at Bristol, where no has new cot
tage, one.ofithe prettiest on the bay.
Mr.. Grant of Bowen street is at East Green
wich for the summer.
Mrs. II. J. Rosworth of Bowen street has
| gonesto Newport for the summer.
| Mr.. Chace of Brown street has gone to Bsr'
| rington for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs i. A. W. Harris have gone TO
| Buttonwoods for the season.
| Judge Cook and family Of Bowen street will
| go to Warwick Neck about the first of July.
Mr. Herreshoff Of Brown street is spending
the summer at Bristol.
| Mr.. Howard Dalev OF Bowen street is tour
| ing Europe en- his wheel.
Mr.. Henry Fletcher OF this city has arrived
| in England, where he will spend the summer.
| Attorney John NJ. Brennan Of Congdon
| street has rented for the season cottage No. 3
| at Rennfrew Park Newport.
| Lieutenant Murray, instructor in military
drill at Brown University. has gone to his cot
tage ON the coast of Maine for the summer.
He is accompanied by his two daughters.
Brown University's old green fence on
George street is to give way 20 a new one.
Rev. Mr.. Larry OF Congdon street and
family intend TO go shortly to Pembroke, N.
| H.. for the summer.
The Salvation Army has secured for its
services the hall at 9lS Westminster street.
They have grand opening service Thursday
night TO which all are invited. The service
will be in charge of Adjutant Mcdowell and
Captain Cairns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetand have moved from
Willard avenue 10 the corner of Hammond
and Cranston streets.
Mr.. Carter of North Adams, Mass. was in
the city on business Tuesday.
The executive committee Of the Providence
Union Y. p. s. G. f. meet Friday at 7:s5
p. m, in room 8. Y. M. g. A. building.
Mr.. Lyon of the University grammar
school intends to spend his vacation in New
York. He starts next week
The Newport Land Fund cottages on Purga.
tory road are among the prettiest in New
port. Many Providence people have been
there for the season. Among those who have
rented a cottage is Bishop Clark.
Mr.. George Parker winship, librarian of the
Brown library on Benefit street. goes to
4 l.
expects to be gone about two months.
The first annual outing Of the Mcfarland
Council, No. la, X of c., will be at Palace
Garden on Monday, July 5.
William A. Packard has been the guest of
Mr.. Judson Eddy, North Scituate.
Mr.. p. II. Briggs and Mr.. A. f. Kenyon
were tho guests Of friends in Georgiaville re.
Gently.
The Junior Christian Endeavor of Roger
Williams was entertained by the Christian
Endeavor Society of Graniteville.
Irving Drabble has been visiting his
parents in Dayville.
The Juvenile Dramatic Club will give an en-
tertanment and social Thursday evening
July s, in Watchemoket hall East Providence
The pupils OF Mrs. Alice Pitman Wesley will
give a song recital at the Savoy, l26 Mathew
son street. Friday next at p. IN.
Euclde Judvin has gone TO Jewett City to
/ keep books for his uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Young and daughter
of Danielsonville have been visiting with
friends here.
Mr.. David Webster of Glocester has been
the guest of friends in this city.
I. j. Denneny and Miss Nellie Coyle were
married at st. Josephs church this morning.
| Mrs. f. f. Gilbert was run down 10y n wheel
Monday night and sustained conclusion of
| the brain.
The Church OF the TRANSPORTATION will hold
lawn party on the grounds Of William II.
| Hail. Edgewood this evening, from TO 10 80
| p. IN.
A surprise party was rendered TO Charles
| Harris at 277 Washington street last evening
! A goodly number were present and enjoyed a
! pleasant evening.
The Y. W. G. II. u. will go on an excursion
| to Saunderstown on the steamer 6orsair next
| Saturday.
| The many friends Of Miss l.. Williams the
popular stenographer of the Telegram, are
| glad 10 see that she is able TO be- out again,
after being confined TO the house for four
weeks ON account of a fall from her wheel.
! Mr. ]. p. McElroy and Miss Catherine E.
| Kelley, both of Providence, have announced
| their intentions of marriage.
| John N. Dean will close at 8 80 p. m here.
after. from June IA TO September I6, except
| Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The grand union excursion of the Church of
Messiah, st. James and 81. Pauls churches
| will be enjoyed next Saturday on the steamer
Mount Hope. They will sail to Rocky Point
and Newport. On the boat refreshments will
be sold and an orchestra will play while sail
! ing.
| Rev. W. +. b. Jackson has returned 10 his
home in Providence from Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Perry arrived from
| Baltimore yesterday and came TO this city on
| business.