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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
LABOR DAY PRIZES.
Articles to Be Competed For at the
Rocky Point Meet.

Following is the list of prizes presented to
the Labor day committee for the athletic
sports and games at Rocky Point, Monday,
SepteJSber O.
Beautiful silver leHeHeae-set, Tilden %
Thurber; beautiful silver water set, Shepard
81 Co.; beautiful toilet set II pieces, Callen-
der. McAuslan 81 Troup, Boston Store: beau
tiful cut glass silver berry DISH J. A. Foster:
beautiful silver headed cane, Wood. Biclxnall
& Potter; a high.grade bicycle, Providence
News; beautiful Morris chair. Flint & Co
bicycle suit. j. y. BarnabY beautiful pearl
inlaid rocker, Household Furniture Co.. suit
of clothes j. McManus; beautiful bath robe.
W. H. Willis; willow rocker. Dunn a. Burke,
gold medal, William Il. Brown; fine pair OF
shoes, Henley e Sullivan: gold headed cane.
Harson Co.. f; fine hat, Ettlinger: boys suit Il
clothes, l.. Kavanagh; pair OF ladies fine
shoes, G. Goodwin, Midway; barrel OF -four,
McCrlllis, Knight & Co. gold modal, Evans
Regalia House pair Of fine shoes. Sans Souci
Bros. fine umbrella, Il. l. News Co.: fine pair
OF shoes. W. ii. Stevens fine hat F.Hartman:
fine umbrella, O. e. Leavens s. Co. four pair
of shoes, Music Hall Shoe Store; umbrella and
box silk braces, Hartwell, Richards a. Co.;
fine hand bag. Besse. MddlebroolI tS Co. fine
umbrella, Browning, King 81 Co.; fine pair OF
shoes, G. 9. Mclaughlin; bottle Of toilet
water, Hall & Lyon: boys suit OF clothes.
Star Clothing CO.. fancy table. q. +. Daniels;
pair Of imported vases, Robinsons Auction
House; fancy baby plush rocker. j. Shapiro:
fine hat, Manning's; fine pair of shoes, Brock
ton Shoe Store; tabourette John VI. Dean;
pair of large carvers II. a. J. Sawyer; beauti-
ful lamp, Scattergood's: fine silk mufiier A.
j. Taylor; one ton Of coal, John X. White 81
Son; half barrel Of -four, J. IL. AlthaIs a.
Son; fine pair Of shoes, lobn. the Shoemnn.
frst.cass football, G. A Hayward; box of
fine cigars, George +. Young; box of Sailors
Pride plug and box of Sailors Pride cut plug,
Huntoon 81 Gorham; cutting off saw, J. Is.
Cohen; box of fine cigars, }. NJ. Anthony
fine fishing rod c. Pope; box Of fine cigars,
Charles A. Leonhardt; half barrel of flour.
Dallas Milling Co. box Of fine cigars +. II.
King; cash, 81, +. NJ. vining bicycle stock
ings J. G. Ryan; bicycle lantern, Dawson "
Co.. fruit preservers Middleby Bakers Sup
ply Co.; alarm clock. A. ID. Wilson; box Of
fine cigars, William Matthews.
PRIZES PRESENTED IN PAwTUCKET.
Beautiful lamp Shattenberg & Robinson,
hno hat, Globe Clothing Co.. boys suit OF
clothes, W. h. McDovitt & Co.. pair of ladies'
fine shoes, Deahy Bros; silk suspenders in
glass case, Easterbrook ~ Gatchell.
The committee, on behalf Of the various la
Dor organizations desire TO tender their sim
core thanks 20 oil Of the above business firms
for the kindly manner in which they respond-
ed To their call for prizes, also the gentle-
manly way ,n which they were treated
CHARLES A. LUCIER,
GEORGE DICKSON,
The Committee.
For list Of games at Rocky Point see future
announcements on posters aud in jNly psrers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

Mr. Joseph Hill and Miss Hi of VIII
mington Del, are guests of Lyons De-
lany and family for two weeks.
Mr.. Marshall and family, who have
been summnring here, have returned 10
their nome in Providence.
Master Hayward Builder was out
hunting aftCr Indian arrow heads one
day last week and returned home with
five. This il the most that has been
found I'm one day this year
Mr.. John B. Boyd OF Boston was the
guest of Lyons pelany last week. Mr..
Boyd and Mr.. Delany were schoolmates
together years ago.
Monday evening a party ~ young peo-
pie from ShawOmet enjoyed a straw ride
TO East Greenwich. The party was ar
ranged by Mss Edith Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. Walch acted "a chaperons.
Both going and coming the young
ladies and men had a pleasant time
in singing songs and blowing horns.
The party returned 10 ShaUomet at a
reasonable hour
In the party We're: Misses Edith,
Emma and Marian Foster Mr.. l.. Cal
der. Harry Paine Miss Hare, Fred Til
lnghGst, Ethel Pervear Ricuard Cole,
Mr.. French. Howard Grant, Mr.. Bar
nCy. Miss SaundersOn, Frank Farrell,
Miss Ethel ColWcil and G. Eumons Per
wear.
Miss Lucy SmaU or providence lS
spending few days VIZ Miss Mile
Leete.
Miss Amy Wilbur spsnt Sunday with
Miss Harris at ButiOnW1odS.
Miss Eleanor Smith of Providence is
the guest Of Mrs. &. .. Read.
Mrs. George Harris is in New York
and is expected to return home early
next week.
The musicale at the Casino Tuesday
under thu direction of Mrs &. -.
Read and Mr.. Johnson was well attend
cd. thr hall b.uR we'll filled. Among
those who took part were Lillian John
son. violin. Mr q. - Read, vocal splec-
Ioua. Miss MCComh,r, Ethel P-rvear
piano solo
Mr. Erred TIlugflast of pIvtuckat has
returned home after having spent few
daVs with EWmous Perry Ir
ln th. whist party Monday evening
Mr. r. \ Hopkins succeed 20 in leading
the gentlemen. while Mrs. William Leete
was ahead un the ladies' side: The
finals will be- played next Monday even
ing and a week from Monday. The
prizes ror tle year VIII tneu hc award
cd
s party of young peop.g took the trip
| 60 Newport Wednesday. They went To-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
IS E4|.:jI'szsHa''

Mrs =. r. Marsh Miss Susie Marsh,
Eben Marsh and Mrs. Gardiner re-
turned Wednesday from weeks visit
60 friends In Cottage city.
Mrs. Alexandria Whitiker is the
guest Of Mr.. G.. \. WinSor and family
for few days
The ladies of the Bayside Casino
have taken quite lot of interest in
bowling. and every afternoon some of
the ladies are seen rolling. Mrs. y. 7.
Athcrton rolled the highest on the
small pins. She scoring 90. The ladies
take more interest i'm rolling the small
pins than the large.
William Blades of Pawtucket is
spending a few DAYS with Percy Wa
tcrman.
The Bavsidc base ball team has dis
banded for the season. The team I'm tn,
latter part of tho season played In hard
luck though they have had very sue
c,asful season. and the local people ar,
well pleased over their work.
Mr. Walter g.. Hartford and family
moved to pgWtu,kpt Wednesday. after
having spent the summer here.
\ huANliug team representing Bayside
win roll aguirst the RivcrvicW team
This evening at NiN'rVirW. The BAY.
side team have not forgotten The de.
feat Of "a ftW daVs ago. and viii go Z,
UiNcrViow tu retrieve lost laurols.
Mrs Joeouh Chacc ot New Bedford Is
the guest eff Mrs Florence Read au,
Mrs William Pierce.
The regular weekly hop at Biysid'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

dee Cottages Nest have returned 20
their home in Providence.
Mr.. Walter Sweet and family have
moved to Providence.
Master Clifford Carpenter has been
spending the week with friends at Geni-
tor Lake. n. Y.
The music at the hop given by the
cOttagars at the casino Wednesday
evening was furnished by a. Cohen,
Charles. Dickerson. II. Anthony and
William DickersOn.
Master Frank Hopkins was the reci-
pient Of a handsome sold WatC1 Thurs
day. the occasion being his 14th birr
day.
Byron Tuttle and Walter Brown viii
start Sunday on a tandem for a tour
along Cape Cod
Mrs. Herbert French and family, who
have been occupying the Ossamequin
cottage for the past two weeks return
ed home 10 Pawtucket Sunday.
Miss Annie ScrUtton Hough Of Provi-
denCe gave a reading at the casino at
Conimicut Friday evening.
The cOttagers along the Narragan-
sett Terrace will not probably hold a
masquerade ball in the dance hall at
Crescent Park as in former years.
There has been some talk of having
one, but all did not desire TO be both
cred with IL. as they now have a new
that 10 use instead of spending their
time up at Crescent Park.
Mr. George Newell and family Of
PaWtucket who have been spending
the summer at Narragansett Terrace,
returned home Tuesday.
, The Cottagers of the Terrace held a
dance i'm the new Casino last evening.
The hall was well filled at the begin
ming of the first number and "A pleas
ant evening was passed. An orchestra
composed Of talent from the Terrace
was i'm attendance and the music was
well rendered
Tuesday afternoon the children Who
took part i'm the recent entertainment
i'm the new Casino were rendered a re-
ception by Mrs. II. Hubbard and Mrs.
K. McKillop. who had charge of the af-
fair. The afternoon was spent in dane
ing and the children spent part OF the
time i'm playing games and other amuSe-
ments During the afternoon cake
and cream were served and the children
reported a pleasant time
A business meeting of the members
of the Casino Association Of Narragan-
sett Terrace was held Wednesday in
the Casino. The only business was the
selection of committee To have charge
on entertaining for next year. The fol-
lowing was the committee selected: :
Mrs. VI. Clark. Miss Dolly Brayman,
Mrs. Robert McKllop. Mrs. Charles
KitridGe. Mrs. \. -. Ross, Mrs. Frank
Esser Miss Dolly Waite Mrs f. r.
Thatcher Miss Matte Sweet and Miss
Annie Carpenter.
Miss Gertrude Thatcher Of Cana cot
tage left Thursday for weeks visit to
Cottage CITY.
Rev. G. II. Cate Of the Roger Will
liams BAPTIST Church. Providence, con-
Quoted the services at the chapel, Mar
Tagansctt Terrace. Sunday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
NInnIc Sngnr Candy.

To make maple sugar candy break
one pound OF maple sugar into small
pieces and put into granite pan with
two cups of milk. Place over the fire
and cook until the milk is boiling and
the sugar is entirely dissolved. Then
stir the miNture with n wooden spoon
and keep il boiling until, when it Is
tested in cold water. il is crisp and
cracks when hit. Add piece of butter
OF the size of a walnut and turn the mix
ture into buttered pans. When IL IL
PARTLY cool take n sharp knife and mark
the candy into squares.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
TRANSPORTATION

The steamboat companies have be.
gun to feel the effect of tha lateness of
the season. The days are becoming
shorter and the evenings cooler so that
very few go to any Of the resorts ON
an evening except 10 go for dance or
two.
Sunday and Monday will end the traf-
fic for the season. and the boats OF tha
Providence Fall River and Newport
Steamboat Company will be crowded
both days IL the weather is pleasant.
Hundreds who have friends at some
one of the places viii start Saturday
afternoon and remain over till Monday
while those who have no place TO staN
will go down the three days and So. nd
a day at each Of the popular resorts.
It is needless to say that the trip To
Newport and Block Island will not be
forgotten. for hundreds will take this
long and delightful sail.
Tho pawtucket Steamboat Company
will. as usual. run the regular weekly
express trip 20 Newport sunday. Boat
will leave Pawtucket wharf at 10 "a. m. F.;
returning leave Newport at > y. IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

Manager Young has seveiuu parties
book q for this res 1rt, some OF them eN-
tending up 10 the latter part of sep
tsmber. There Will probably be many
other parties including several trolley
parties. who win come here and spend
the evening in dancing.
The last hop OF the season was held
last evening i'm the dance hall, and
there was a large attendance Of cot
tagers. and also many people from
Providence and PawtuCket.
Mr. Caesar MisCh received letter
from his brother, stating that he and
his family would visit him. They are
from Germany and are expected to ar
rive in Providence to-day.
Mrs. Henry Anthony. Misses Elery
and Maud Anthony, and Master Charles
Anthony were guests at the hotel the
past week.
Mr.. Sylvester u. Martin spent the
past week at Nantasllet Beach
Mir. G. McAndrews. Mr.. Oliver Nc
Andrews, Mr.. Frank Curtis, Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Leland. all of Provi.
phis. Tenn, We're the que SITS Of Mr.. II
L. Anthony and family at the Sea Sid
cottage during the past week. Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony have entertained many
guests this summer and they will leave
for their home I'm Providence to-day,
after spending an enjoyable season.
Miss ELLA HoXie is the guest of Miss
Clara Green FOR a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. =. j. Simond Of Provi-
dence were the guests OF Capt Bowen
and family Of the Maple cottage this
week
Mrs. IT, y. Ellis and Miss Cora Ellis
OF Breezy cottage are spending few
days with friends i'm Boston.
Mrs. NJ Grover and daughters. Flora
and Gladys. of Bantam, Conn. are vis-
itlng Mr. and Mrs. Morse at the Wis
teria cottage.
Manager Young has quite a few par
ties booked for the coming week and II
the weather is clear there will hn SOM
pleasant parties here ON Wednl nls6a,
the American Mechanics ~ Prpvid nee
will spend the evening here ON Thurs
day the Dayton Cycle club of prpyi-
denCe will occupy the dance han. Fri.
day evening the pawtuCl-'t cycle cub
will enjoy tho evening in dancing and
other amuscmCuts.
All summer long tn young people of
this place have had weekly hogs ard
enjoyed themrclves immensely. The old
folks We're not very conspicuous at
these gg h.fiure. sp the older people or
tn rn'f .~.e hIN' H"~ % q" B.
"Old Folks reunion at the dance han
lapuI Ias. 1h.. u..I .ip .tc a '. u ....
time aAd bay" arranged a EDud pro.
gram FOR Dee dJ}.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
WIS.,

Misses Grace and Ethel Hudson Of
Riverside, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
McBee of Providence.
The POmham Lawn Tennis AssOCia-
ton opened tournament Wednesday
afternoon. Any one can enter the tour
nament and at the end the winner Will
be presented with a prize NalsO the club
championship.
c. H. Daggett and O. w Birch sue
ceeded I'm defeating Mr.. GunIbert ana
Mrs. s. III. Daggett i'm whist Thursday
afternoon, at the Riverside hotel.
There are FIVE happy men at the
Riverside hotel and there is one who is
sorry, for ne has To pay for the dinners
of the five happy ones. Mr.. c. w Patton.
proprietor of the Riverside Hotel has
got a bay mare which he calle "Beiie,'
and he declares that she is one Of the
best readers i'm that vicinity
He made a proposition with these
other five men that he would start the
same time with his horse as they did
on their wheels and the last man to
reach Warren was TO pay for the din
ners. This was consented to and "A day
was set for the race. But beforehand
the men talked SO much about Mr.. Pa
ton getting defeated that when the ap-
pointed time was drawing near he be-
gan to back out. He said that if the
party would get up the next morning
at O'Clock he would go with them.
But the gentlemen did not care 20 rise
So early and would not consent to this.
The next morning arrived and the bicy-
Gle riders were up bright and early hut
not seeing MIR. Patton around they de-
cided TO go in bathing. They were in
the water while when Mr. Patton came
out and asked them if they were ready
To go. il was then 1880 and as ii was So
near breakfast time the bicycle riders
would not 60 and they have made a
polite request to Mr. Patton for the din
ners. as he broke his part of the agree
ment first
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

Rocky Point and took the boat at that
place
Miss Hare OF Providence is visiting
Miss Edith Foster for a few days.
Miss Bertha Burlington Of Providence
is the guest OF Miss Lorraine Johnson.
Robert Durfee OF Providence is spend
ing a few days with Harold Smith.
Friday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. G. O. Read of Pawtucket there
was a cake and candy sale for the ben
eft of the ST. Elizabeth Home.
Mr.. A. McDuff and family, who have
been spending the summer here. re-
turned TO Providence Wednesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
ME.a9ss5aHNS7 : : -
EsAs VS. u

Sunday and Monday viii be busy days
here. Sunday as usual large crowds
will come down and enjoy one oi Man
ager Cranst0n's shore dinners ana
Monday q large number of Labor
Unions rlave made arrangements 70
have Manager Cransuon provide them
with a shore dinner.
The following have registered at tn"
Smith Palace Hotel the past week:
William Brown, Pascoag; John +. Bur
by. Lawrence, Mass; i. +. WilcoS,
New York and j. II. Hilton and family
of Fall River. .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
nnih Ihnrued.

As he finished drinking his soda hc
laid his hands upon the fountain in an
unobtrusive way and remarked: II
suppose this is charged?"
YES" said the drawer. reaching un-
der the counter for pistol; $50 II
this"
"'rhe moneys yours" said the drink
err throwing down a dime. - Bostoa
Transcript.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

The shore resort season is fast draw
ing TO a close and Labor Day will end
the festivities at the shore places for
this summer Many of the cOttagers
that are secluded here and there at the
different shore resorts VIII remain til
he latter part Of September. Others
will go to the city sooner on account of
school beginning.
The season itself has not been pros
porous one for the managers and pro-
prietors OF the different resorts, as the
times have been SO hard and money 50
stringent that the people were unable To
spend any for what, they considered as
luXuries.
The weather which has been very un~
certain all the season through has had
considerable effect on the cOttagers.
Visitors in years past would be down
very day, but this year il was a no.
iceable fact that there were not SO
many.
1t was nearly the middle of the sea.
son before any social times, whist par
ties, hops. etc, were held, and up TO
the first Of August the cottagers did not
display the life that they should.
There have been three new casinos
built this summer along the bay. The
most expensive and prettiest one is that
II Bay Side. The cottagers along Mar.
ragansett Terrace built one on the eX-
treme end Of the point, which was open
ed about Aug /. Al COnimicut. another
resort, a new casino was built. though
not quite SO large as the other two it
filed the wants Of the people there
IL was after these buildings were fin
Ished that the people began 10 show re-
newed- fc. Dances, whist parties. min
strel shows, socials and other forms
OF entertainments began TO start and
from the first of August TO the end Of
the season there has been q continual
round of activity. plenty OF fun and
lots of amusement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

The committee ON games ror the La
hor Day parade and excursion which is
to Doe held under the auspices OF the
Rhode Island Central Labor Union and
Buiiding Trades Council of Providence
ana the Allied Labor Council Of this
city. has arranged the list of games.
The program is SO long that the games
win begin promptly at j o'clock, and
each event will bo run off as quickly
as possible in order To finish before
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

As the shore resort season will end
Labor Day at nearly all the resorts on
he bay, the publishers of ths paper de-
sire to thank the cottagers for their
patronage and for the items of news
that they have contributed TO these coll
umns during the summer. The manager
has felt that, being the only local paper
that published shore resort news, daily,
I'm the State that the circulation has
grown considerably. The cottagers who
did not take the paper before the sea-
son opened, seeing the quality OF news
published, which was Of double inter-
est to them, as the paper contained the
news of both the shore resorts where
they were stopping FOR the summer and
also of the home in the city, bought
the paper and will continue to peruse
its columns when they return to the
city.
So long as the cottagers remain at the
escorts the paper will be supplied as
formerly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

TO Quit tobacco easily and forever be mag
nctic mil 81 life. nerve ana vigor, take EO.TO-
B1c. the wonder worker that makes weak mon
strong. All druggists, soc or ~. Cure guaran-
tecd Booklet and sample rec Address
sterling Pomedv GO CHICAGO cr New YORK
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

Maua gcr Atwell vii cln;inT 90 serve
HE popular dinners al next N-el. ana
..'F r'o-a frr fh' 4eat r.vf Sund4t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
Elrea,e Ypnr t.pwrts tft,n cascarcrs.

Candy Cathariic. cure constipation forever.
i0c. 25c. II G. c. & fail. druggists refund money.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
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freight for Mathews. Back. PoQuosln.
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Freight FOR Newborn. n. c.. received at
NJ d 8; r. II. depot.
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| ~ schedules subject to change without
NJ. u. cRowELI,. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02
ATLANTIC CRY.

Tickets are now on sale for the must
cal and literary entertainment which
Will take place on Thursday night, Oc-
tober 18th. There VIII be several re-
citals by Miss Marguerite Crandell and
other enjoyable features. The event
will take place at LeKies Memorial
church. ~
The Senior Epworth League OF Le-
Kies Memorial churcIi gave q free en-
terta!nmcnt last night, which many of
the church members and others enjoyed
The following is some Of the features
In the programme:
Duet Mrs. Andrews and Miss Stewart
IetaolHS .....'...,.. Miss Coles
vocal Selection .......... Mr.. +. Jordan
ANeholiS ..'''...'. .......... DIR. Johnson
Ice cream was served at the close.
AT the regular monthly conference OF
the Moran Avenue BAPTIST church We'd
nesday night the following trustees were
elected: Messrs. H. I. Dwyer, C. Brooks
JohrstCn, r. T.. Lee.
The recognition services Of the Moran
Avenue Baptist church and Of Rev. w.
r. keefe as pastor will take place Sun
day, October Sd. at p. m. Rev NJ. B.
Wharton. ID. D., will preside and other
Baptist ministers will speak.
Miss Eva Lyliiston. of Portsmouth,
Is visiting In the ward.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-02

Last night Mr.. R. z. Banner, near
SG3sbury. N. c., lost his house, furnish
ings, smokehouse and stabcs by fire
HE HAD NO INSURANCE and his
loss amounted to $4,000. For a very
small annual payment Woodward G.
ELAN, of Suffolk. Va, will see that
such a calamity does not befal YOU
The question Is, Are you insured? and
If not why not? Dent delay this mat
ter. but call OF write to-day
WOODWARD & ELAN,
No. Main street.
oct2-tf Suffolk Va.