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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
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colnrade Bennett having been sick for
rev Gays, but now much improved.
| MoobliBht excursion committee report :
eu progress. here being little bri-
saue business the meeting was ad-
Journed TO be opened again I'm special
suar.eriy session to hear report OF
BOARD OF directors on brigade property.
AFTER the reading of the secretary
treasurer's report discussion followed
on improvements. This closed the spe-
cial business. The collation. committee
then served a substantial collation. pre-
pared especially in honor OF bhe depar-
ture OF +. G. Com. William Besser. who
is about 10 spend a vacation I'm Eng
idnd. lie VIII make visit on ex-com-
rade Ebenezer <Crook--a lifelong
friend-who is seriously ill and the COM
rades OF this brigade wisn him Cod
speed on his long journey. He can de-
pend upon rOCsing reception on his
return. Comrade Besscr beein a cheer
iul and energetic worker for the order.
Brigade No. 2 held a well attended
meeting in Guild hall Tuesday night.
The Hon. Com. Gledhiil Oates i'm the
chalr. t.egular routine OF opening was
observed. The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved. Bills
were approved. Sick committee re-
ported clear bill. Investigation com
inlttse maze report which was laid
- ~ " NNNNS- lHc moonlight eNcuf-
ZION committee reported progress as
ana several ulher committees. The
usual collation. was enjoyed after which
the brigade adjourned.
Ihe organization committee and all
interested In the formation OF a bri-
Sade in Elmwood are requested TO meet
at the residence OF George White. 543
dexter street, formerly Crocker avenue. |
evening at o'clock sharp
brigade NO. | will meet Thursday 81 /
Westminster street.
excursion committee will meet i'm Ar /
lold Post hail Thursday. Full attend
lnce requested.
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TIow,sr. daughter Of Mr. Robert Ludlow

Fowler, daughter OF Mr. Robert I.ud,o,v
Fowler. ~'o"
Mr. and Mrs Lara Anderson VIII NOT
arrive IN Newport until early nexf
month. They will spend the remaInd- !
Mrs. Perkins. "'N
inursday evening dinners were serv-
so py Mrs William X Vanderbilt Jr.
s'rs Elisha Dy er Jr. Mrs G IL bald
WIZ ana airs Richard McCreery.
,Mr Mr and Mrs Samuel 81 Howiand OF
Wv Wv tork are occupying the Blythe
Iand Is the sister OF Hon Perry BEL
mont.
col and Mrs John Jacob Astor viii
arrive next Monday on board the
steam yacht Nourmahal.
ohtlllthe Davis Swiss chalet is ready
LOT occupancy Mr. and Mrs STANLEY
Mor.. .mer OF New York will remain =,
the New Cliffs hotel.
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PROVIDENCE. RI

preaching by the pastor, Rev Robers
\ Clark; 9, j L.
| Asoury, North Main and Hewes Sts-.
| n Stenhous0 pastor. $3.50. PRAYER.
| 1910, preaching, Summer Religion Il
l2:l5. s s; 8, union twilight service
Centerdale--S S. 2: gospel tent meet
ing, $3.50; class meeting. 6: preachina
Illustrated with blackboard. z. by w II
riley. subject, Bands"
PauIs, Prairie and Potters ave.
nue. "A l. Rich, ID ID, pastor. Prsach-
ing. lO:45 and 1880; s ., 1915: e Il. s:I5-
haven-Services in the town hall.
Preaching l0:45 and 1880 by the Rev IA
Norton; 1890, 8 S; $3.50, T. l..
Mathewson Street--Rev M Dick.
IN ID. pastor. l0:45. "Abundant Life:a
ity." po''''p''>
UNIvERSALIsT
Church OF the Mediator. Cranstou
and Burgess streets-Rev w G. Select
pastor. Public worship 10:45, s s. 12:IE
flrst-Rev IL / Cushman, ID ID. pas~
TOR. Public worship at 10:45. The pas.
TOR VIII preach. s s at 1915.
MISCELLANEOUS
New jerusalem church, Trinity So
l. Harris, pastor. Divine worship,
lo:4o. Subject: "Being\ ANXIOUS for ths
Morrow" 'As
Mission Of the Coming King s2z
Broad street-Prayer. 1O:45; Bible class
i:5o; preaching, 2:45. by Mrs A 8 wis
iiams; conference, 1880.
First Church OF Christ (Scientjst) osa
Bowen street--Services at lO,45. Suhs
ject: Love-
Helping Hand Mission, IL Hartford
aVenue-Outdoor services at z. repuIaS
meeting, 1880. led by Mr. Herbert Hens
ry.
Bethany Gospel Mission, "a South
MAIN street-Preaching at 7:45. led bI
Joel Bassett, evangelist.
Randall Square Mission-Breakfasf
10 Mr. and Mrs McCuloch. Funeral "a
Miss Alexander McNab 3: preachinr.
4, Mr Mcguire; revival. 1880.
Union Sea and Land Mission-Rev n
IL Plummer. superintendent. Meetina
on Days wharf at 3. Messrs TaItS
Turner and Robinson are expected "a
speak
Wayland Chapel. South Angen ana
Wayland avenues s. 3. Evening sers
vice omitted.
Providence Church of Christ (Sc,.
entisD, a Comstock avenue-Service.
l0:45. Subject Love"
NJ e A-At building. n m ren,s
meeting, With Gen Miles in Porto
tico oy Rev A Judge. At Dexter
training ground. 4:so. open air seryica
addressed by Rev l. Woodwork.
German Evangelist Lutheran church.
,orner Huntington and Union avenue
Service at 10.
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PRUDENCE ISLAND

The cottages are this season occun;ad
by the followlng with their sa,niiioe.
G. w Williams, Leon Willia,os - ~
Carpenter, II IL Burt w ~ Morgan -
ID Little. + ID Simmons Tbo,nas ~
Ray, David 5 Ray. o c Deveronx - w
French, w "A Fiske. John Mstz9ar u
A Arnold, O Vose, Il s Row., Gen
Howard Walker John w Potter Mra
IL Sexton, w Pierce, NJ q Rutman
Alfred Tucker, ell Of Providence. -
College and w G Wood of VashIn,,,t,,,
ID g; James Howit OF Lonsdaie - -
The Prudence Inn arrivals are. Ias
n Lowry and Master John 7 o,',,,, -
A Shaw, wife and child, an ~ Provi.
dence; Master Rudd Lowry. Trxbridce
Mass; .ar William Marvel. Rehobofh
Mass; ii * Howell. Brooklyn: III M
Murphy ana wife' Albany, n Y. Mrs
Jonn Iaylor. troy y Y, Mrs f
The guests of the Twin pa.aA
Carpenter. Miss Olive Carne,,s sas' iion
Nebraska Master Thornton 60 - -
Lincoln, II I: Mrs Fenner Nj ace Oh
Fenner, Mrs III n Hilton. Ariss ar,,, noia
Mrs l. G Brooks, Master Milton prnal,.'
Miss Amy Brooks, Mrs A I.vons W,a
Lyons. Miss Mildred Lyons 49,"
Lyons, Mrs j w Williams MIss tIo "a
Williams, Mrs TillinghaSt- mn -dT D.,
dence. A"'E
The annual races OF the Rboda lei,
and Yacht club are being sailed tn Dc,
ter's Cove today for the conpndlro,.
ana fleet officers Guns A snec,ai go
is offered for the 30-footers ana naanii,
all the boats OF that class now ~ 80
port will compete.
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o6O FELLOWS.

On Monday evening Grand Maste,
spencer II. Hopkins accompanied nv
the members OF the grand board made
an Official visit to Anthony Lodge, Hope
valley. rrhe weather was extremely
not but this did not prevent the mem
pers In turning out In large numbers to
greet the grand officers. The evening
was very pleasantly spent, and ended
with a collation.. that was somewhat
new 10 the members of the hoard
rms evening the grand master and
sIahu, representative j. IL. Farnham
WIN VISIT Exeter Lodge at Exeter ana
TINS VIII be the last visit until n fter tha
session or the sovereign grand Iodge
Which meets at Detroit, September IS
AFTER that the grand lodge officers will
visit the lodges at Westerly. Warren
Newport and Portsmouth. which vii
hhlsh up all OF the out OF town lodges
ana city lodges will be visited.
Next saturday Is the date OF the ont
ing OF Roger Williams and Westminster
Lodges at Rhodes-on-t he Pawtuxet.
ana the committee are still working TO
niahe TINS analr huge success. The
pilgrimage will begin at about noon
time. and upon the arrival OF the party
a luncheon will be served and a little
later IN the afternoon a chowder and
nsh fry VIII be in order. and at 5 o'clock
bake that is a bake. will be served.
ana there ~ no doubt but what IL will |
De enjoyed for at this hour. one of the |
lodges will be hailed as the winners OF |
the ball game. and the ball game is the |
attraction of the day
SO FAR as can be learned there Is |
morning new I'm reference TO Odd Fell |
lows hall. The lodges as yet have not |
found any place that suits them. but |
they have number OF sites under con-
AZ the meeting OF Maynower Lodge
Wednesday evening the third degree
was conferred upon one candidate.
Next Wednesday evening there win be
'ne candidate for initiatory degree.
Woonasquatucket encampmem will |
ave a field day next month.
'yfgEu,t ihtarymfar fmbtmb giiggafgb
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ALFReDIAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No . eld it's regular meet.
ing in Freedom hall. the president
sister Bartlem officiating. one pro.
TEN. appointment was made. Regular
business was transacted which included
the report of the olley party commit =
tee and which was a financial success.
| Inc vice president-elect sister Lena
Hammond, was Luly installed into her
| position by SPECIAL Deputy John
| Iranter. There being no further bust
ness the meeting adjourned being fol-
lowed by the usual social.
thursday evening, July 13 auxiliary
NO. held IT'S first trolley party 10
crescent Park III was grand success
numerically and expected to put a nice
sum mo the treasury OF the auxiliary.
four crowded cars left the bri6ge al
CLOCK. The Two first -wer,a-tzt44t,
Illuminated. Abous POO enjoyed the cool
refreshing ride to the park, wnere the
festivities so galore were taken advant-
age OF. For the accommodation of
those wishing TO return early a car left
FOR home at ii o'clock. being followed
AT ll:f1 by the others. arriving home
IN good season. after a most successf,Il
tlme. The committee sisters Williams.
Cresser, Latham. TIuelove and Smith
dIe 70 De congratulated at the huge
success OF their first trolley party.
Auxiliary No. will meet Wednes-
day Afr d.an hall, Wanskuck
Auxiliary No. 3 will meet Friday.
Guild hail. olneyville, installation of
officers
Auxiliary No. held well attended
ineetlng Thursday evening In Arnold |
Post hall, under the presidency of sis |
ter Trueloye. There were visitors from |
Auxiliaries Nos. !. and 3. including |
the Right Honorable Protector H. Nor /
ton. Regular bus ness was transacted
SICK committee reported sister w lkin-
son improving and THAI sister Williams |
had been taken k. sister Mrs. Allen
was present much improved after her
recent sickness. The president an
pointed three auditors TO examine the |
DOCKS and report at the next meeting
u was decided that the present officers
lold over and Zoe installed at the next |
meeting. a committee being appointed
o prepare suitably for the celebration.
trolley party committee reported n
,rand success and progress Two can
iidates We're initiated into the order
ne officers performing their appointel
'artS with much credit. After RECESS |
he right honorable protector made a
ew interesting and pointed remarks |
egarding the moonlight excursion. etc
eing followed by p. e. sisters Morrow |
'ranter and Sainsbury. After a social |
hat the auxiliary adjourned. Special
1ent'on should be mace OF th,, trunk
iven by sister Mrs. Smith. IL filling =
ing felt want. Suitable acknoledg-
lent viii be made OF the gift at the ,
ext meeting.
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RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
API'IGT

bRfIlSI.
nrdhston st-Preach!ng by Rev r
i'iett' iV'f0.S y. 12:l5; union service
broadway. Rev J v Osterhout. pas
W. . IO:45; preaching by Rev j \
| ~ heeIeI AT 3, Milton Bardsley oi
DioNh University will speak at 7:15.
eyer Dyer Ave Chapel-S S, las; evening
Johnston, Belknap District Chanel
>, q preaching, 3.
onon. Baptist and Hope st Method
ISL coinDined,-Rev James X Ever will
| $50. az
Jefferson st. Rev w III Palmer. act :
nHs pastor-Preaching. 10;45: Il S, 1915;
{ T.. 6:f5; praise and preaching
! service, 7:30.
FIRST Rev III M King, ID ID. pastor
PUBLIC worship with preaching by the
pastor at l0;45 and 4:30; no evening
% Central-union services with the
! penrhcent congregational church.
a oaNary, Edward Holyoke pastor
lV:so ana t;30, preaching; 1915, b s:
$50, g T.: 6:l5. G Il.
rouItn, corner Bacon and Scott SITS.
IseN Dr Cameron. pastor-Rev w w
ing
Stewart St-Preaching by the pastor
Rev Edwin Bromley, iO:45. subject
Inc stars in Their Courses" S S,
10 gospel concert, 1880; sermon.
The Saying of the Woman"
CONGREGATIONAL
Plymouth. Pennsylvania Ave. Her
pert "A. foutz, pastor-10:45, worship
ana sermon. subject. ''St John on the
inner Life OF the Christian" 1915 8 8:
100, praise service and sermon.
Beneficent-Union services at 1O.45.
preaching by Rev Nehemiah Boynton.
ID ID. of Detroit. Mich.
Elmwood Temple-Preaching by the
pastor, Rev Il Tallmadge Root. lt:45.
subject, God Our Atmosphere" 1880,
Songs I'm the Night"
Hughesdale-Preaehing by the pas
tor. w II Starr. IL. followed by s s.
Thornton-S s, 2:3O; service of song
with preaching by the pastor w III
Starr. $3.50.
Free Evangelical. Richmond st. John
Hale Larry. pastor-Morning service at
1913; pleasant Sunday evening service
at 1:3o, subject Knowing and Guess |
ing; for music, chorus and Haydn trio.
violin. cello and piano.
Union, Broad st. above Stewart
l0:45 and 1880, Rev w III Faunce. d
ID, president of Brown University, will
preach; Y G L, Gas.
10:45; Rev J III Jones. pastor. service
evening by Mr. Chas Jencks of Provl-
dence.
Central-Morning service. 1O.45. the
assistant pastor. William Holmes
will preach
Pilgrim-Preaching at 1896 by the
pastor Rev + B Pullan; S S, 12:15: |
evening service omitted.
EPISCOPAL.
st James'-Morning service, 10:45.
Church Of the Epiphany, Potter's
venue near Elmwood avenue-Morn-
ng service. l0:45: evening service. T:3O
~ John's--S ;. 10; morning prayer
nth sermon, 10:45.
Church of the Redeemer-Holy Conn
1850 morning prayer and !
ermon, 10.45 : 8 l2:l5: evening
rayer and sermon, 7:30
Calvary Orchard Avenue Morning
rayer and sermon. 10:45.
Christ. Edo and oxford Sts-Morn-
lg service and sermon, 10:45; s S.
80.
FREE BAPTIST.
Elmwood Ave. Rev So Blaisdel,
10:45: s S. 12:15; c !
, $50; Gospel service, 1B0
Park st. free seats Ernest Wesley |
astor-l0:45, The Lost Talent" l2:l5
$; $3.50. Jr A c F. 6:45, A c f; 1880
Faith and Works"
METHODIST.
Wanskuck-9.45. S $; II and Z.
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CLOCK ISLAND.

Blue fishing Is leading o,t a,,,.,,,,
| the summer residents. Mai \ y r',Gi'S TD.,t.sS
Pawtucket editor of the Providence
Juuihai recently caught the largest
piue nsn or tne season. The Major
could not land the FISH. and n Tool- ~
combined efforts OF two exno.Ie,,.'S :
men TO bring the fish into the boat
Judge Rogers of the Supreme cnnrt oc
Rhode Island ~ az the Ocean View
Mai George N Bliss of Ea.t p,,,.,
dence. is spending his vacation on 'tha
island '"S
A party of one hundred and tventv
an from Sprinsfeld Mass. are at the
New Hygeia hotel.
Next Wednesday large partv from,
the West Will arrive at the Snrinn
house. s
Ex-senator True Dodge has had
remarkable success I'm raising GA rIv
vegetables this season.
Capt Uriah Dodge has recantl,,
bought a fine pair OF horses. and nov
entertains parties with riues around
the island.
Ex-Postmaster John Calvin and Geo
Sunderland. both of East Greenv,ich
are guests at the Block Island house
Maj. E Tobie OF Pawtucket is
stopping at the PequOit house
\ large quantity of Irish moss Ia
being shipped TO Providence by Hon i
Il Dodge.
Messrs Barnes, Suencer, Sullivan. Bail.
Leach. Rose, Laplante, all from the
windsor house, caught A. blue fish i'm
few hours this week Capt Silas
Littlefield piloted the party In his
schooner Say When"
Leon Leroy Mott, who Is reporbe1 10
be the youngest full fiedged lawyer I'm
the country, is guest at the Adrian.
MI Mott viii take the examination for
to the Rhode Island bar next
month During the summer ne is act
ing as agent for the Montauk steam
boat company.
The Providence Telephone companv
have just completed extending wires
Tor their service 10 the Wall cottages
The Stewart cottage on Monhagan
BLUFFS. the Spring house. Highland
house and Capt w Talbot Dodge's cot
age.
Judge G II lngal.s las arrived at the
spring house for the season. IL being
us sd consecutive year at the .slani.
ie is accompanied by Mrs ingalls, and
laughter Margaret.
Maj Hutchinson OF New York city I
nd London. travelling manager Of the /
,ook's excursion tours arrived for the 4
eason yesterday.
All the hotels are we'll filed with
uests. and the season will be unusually
uccessful.
HeZekiah Butterworth. the noted au-
nor and editor OF the Youths Com
anion, Boston. has been enjoying
eW weeks on fhp island
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THlRTY-FOOTERS RACED AGAIN.
This Time he As,hl Finished FiisI Over an IL.
Mile Course.

The 3O-footers decided 10 race yes
terday afternoon at Newport, when the
big race fell through on account of the
unfortunate accident to the Defender.
and although they did not attract as
much attention as the Columbia and
Defender. they put up good race.
which was won by the Asahi.
The wind was strong from the south
west. and the course 90 Dyers island
and return. Is miles. was sailed. III was
a run up with spinnakers and a beat
back All the boats were sailed by
thelr owners except the Asahi. The
summary:
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KNIGHTS Of PYTHIAS.

Col. Nelson $. Davis of the Firs
regiment OF the uniform rank has is
sued the following order:
Having rendered the services OF TIL,
regiment. as escort upon the occasion
OF the parade of the Rhode Islanl
Pythians, Tuesday evening, August /
1t will be very gratifying If every
knigat loyal will don his uniform and
MI the ranks of his company
we snail have as our guests Mai
Ten. James IL. Canadian and the Third
regiment of Massachusetts. in COM
mand OF Lieut. Col. III. G.. Winsor.
The guests will DE escorted TO In
fantry hall. where speeches will be
made by Supreme Chancellor Thomas
G.-.Sample. Mai Gen. James r.. cana
han and Col. Charles l.. Young. erasl
chancellor OF the domain Of Massacls 4
setts.
Let each captain do his utmost TO
report With his full command.
The majors II the First and Second
battalion VIII report 10 Adjt Cant. w.
IL Mowry in full dress uniform at 7:45
=, IN. at the ccrner Of College and
Field and staff officers will report
10 Col Nelson 5. Davis at same time
ana place, in full dress uniform.
All past officers are requested TO re-
port 10 the colonel and will take posi-
tions with the STAFF"
Past Chancellor Thomas w. pennav
of Elmwood lodge has been appointed
as chief marshal OF the evening parade
ana ne has appointed Brother Benia-
MN Darlington as chief of staff. The
suocrdinate lodges are 10 meet ON
Dyer street. right resting on Crawford
street ana at s:l5 the line will move
as IolloWs' South Water. Westmins-
VT summer, Broad, Weybosset, Mar
het squafe, south Main to Infantry
hall. One OF the features of tho na
rade Will be that OF Elmwood lodga
winch VIII be headed by the HedIv,
Llvsey band and the members OF H.
Lodge VIII carry Illuminated parasols.
MS lodge expects to turn out 125
members OF it's own.
Inc committee that was appointed to |
soHCit articles for prizes for the games |
at ROCKY Point, August p has baen |
very successful. There will be ali |
softs or games and there will be no |
entrance fee to any OF them
STERLING lodge will confer the rank of
Knight upon one candidate T,IesdaY.
evening.
Grand Chancellor John G.. Purkis apd
5rand Keeper OF Records and Seal WI
lam A. Wilson will leave for Utlco
Monday afternoon.
brother ;. :. Thompson was installed
= NISe-chancellor by Deputy Grand G.
VI; hurst az the meeting OF Howard
odge Wednesday evening.
The third degree was confarrad uro,,
ne candidate at the meeting az Cbas
= chickerinS lodge Wednesday even.
ng. SNeH-
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kARRA6ANSeTT PIER.

| An enterprising Pier resident mas
| made the latest coinage Ia the word
acknowledgements"
Former United States Attorney Ed
| ward Mitchell of New York accompan-
lea by Mrs Mitchell, is a guest at the
.nassaso.t
The head checker at Sherrys casino
this season is Charles Murdock. late
OF the Waldorf Astoria and controller
AT the Trans Mississippi and Interna-
tional exposition.
bfander Mathews has as a guest az
the Rosemary" cottage Henry Cal
Iup naine, managing editor Of Harp
er's Weekly
Eight automobiles arrived al the Pier
Thursday, via Kingston.
Miss Rose Coghlan.. the actress, is
mere Tor several weeks stay.
j n Clark is entertaining at the
hockledge' the Earl of DunoughmOre.
MaNWell Greene. Il : consul at Ber-
huda, accompanied by Mrs Greene,
mas arrived at Green's Inn.
=, opdycke. Correspondent Of the
at the Imperial.
Thirteen servants accompany a cot
tager from Philadelphia
Ailohg the bathers yesterday were
Irlhce ana Princess Engalitchon They
were much observed. tho princess
Mca,lng very pretty costume Of pur-
PIE pflIllantine, trimmed with white
ci91h or the same material.
me parlors OF the MathewsOn were
the scene Tuesday evening Of the first
euchre party of the season. under the
management OF Oscar Duryea. nne
Supper was served by Mr. Mlthewson.
ine Narragansett polo tournament
% the Point Judith Country club ia
ontclpated with unusual interest by
~ VIII take place from july "a
70 AuBust y; The first event VIII be
FOR the Rhode Island cups as follows:
July "a. Dedham second A.. Rorkawav |
second: second event. JnIv "a Mca- |
dowbrOOk second VS.. psVop second. I,
third event. July 25. Philadelphia G. g |
second vs. & Westchcster second: |
lourth event. July 27. Myopa second /
ns winners OF hrst event of july q. /
nun event July q. Winners Of second /
event OF July - W winner Of July %. !
lhal eNent July 81. winners 0f first |
event ~ July "a ~ winnets of second
event OF July %.
The latest hotel arrivals arr I'm
perial-Mr and Airs j \ Rice canton.
~ FTHHCis u HOMER SherWuOd y &. /
y J. Son. VI VI sheldon. pnWtucket.
Mss Mlnton aud maid. Miss Lilla ~
french. g Edwin Sawyer ~ 4 Free
nan, Mrs william \ McNicher. Miss
Nnn McNicker, Hoffman Miller Dr ]
Lyon Mrs I W Lyon. NJ y Nash.
..dWard Nash ana wife T. \ Opdyckc,
if ana MIS- William ~ Faicouer Miss
.slconcr Miss Louisl Faiconcr Mrs
.awafn Maurice. Mrs " Hart. -
lqueron. Robert Carey Lowry. q
: fIsher Edwin Sawyer sn u New
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-22
ORDER Of AlFREDIANS.

Brigade No. of Taunton Mass
having changed their brigade room win
now meet the second and fourth Tnurs-
days IN Good Templars hail. Main
street Comrades should make note
OF this.
Brigade No. met in Alfredian han
monday ahe Hon. ON. John Gledhil
presiding. Sick committee reported in
jury to j. c. Fred whatley; p. g.
Edwin Kay suffering from malaria ana
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WATCH ELL.

Bathing and swimming is one OF the
leading pastimes here and the beach
Is the scene OF much enjoyment every
morning when the weather will allow,
crowds taking advantage OF the invig-
Grating sea air.
Or Il r Lewis win occupy his new
cottage in about two weeks and he
will spend the greater part of his va
cation at the Hill.
The Columbia house Thursday was
the scene OF a very enjoyable lobster
supper given by Mrs. II. Collins.
Misses Virginia and linda Thomas
are being entertained at the sea
Sheh' by William "A. Langworthy.
Hotel arrivals for the week are:
Atlantic House: John Miner and
wife II r Miner, Moosup, Conn; III
/ Heally. Utica. n Y; A Bartling.
Edw II Raymont, 4 r Rorner. Boston.
Mass; Dr. Eugar A Enos, Mrs Enos
and two daugh RS, Troy, n Y; G r
Bailey and wife. Marion Bailey, Mrs
J Van Wagenen. East Orange. y j.
Mason A Dickinson and wife. Edith a
Dickinson. Freeman y Dickinson. Am
herst, Mass: William Z Richards and
wife, 5 A Bangs. s II Lee. Spring
seld. Mass; Willis f. Smith Hartford.
conn. IL II Avery. Holyoke. Mass: "a w
White. Miss Johnston. r w Princeton,
Miss Adah Adams, Danielson, Conn; J
, Russell. Miss Bessie Segar. Westerly,
2 f. Julia w Maxson. WecSap paug. r
I. Miss Marie Russell. Nashua y II;
J Donaldson Millbrook. y Y: Arthur
? Anderson. Miss Anderson. Miss Will
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