The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01

The fine weather for the past few
days has again favored the summer re-
sort managers. and likewise caused
many city and country people to seek
comfort away from the heat OF their
homes. At all OF the railroad and
steamboat offices the amount OF bag
gage registered is the largest for a
number OF years, giving evidence that
the public are leaving their homes for
the season. Last year IL was much diff
ferent. the inclemency OF the weather
causing the majority OF people 10 seek
recreation and entertainment for short
spells only during the summer
Mrs. II. 4. Going OF Providence, has
rented the Hill Crest cottage at Nara
gansett Pier for the season.
Mr.. Charles Il. Pierce, OF Providence
is having much well deserved success
IN the management of hotel Ne-mat-
ta-no, at North Eubec, Maine.
George G. Storm OF Providence has
opened a fine hair dressing parlor at
Narragansett Pier.
A. w. Warehaut and w. F. Robert
son OF Providence are enjoying the sea-
son at Newport
Hon. Dexter h. Potter OF this city
will enjoy an extended rest abroad. He
sailed today from New York city for
Europe.
George Il. Boyden, the indefatigable
manager of Crescent Park. has JUST
made a very large purchase OF a num-
Der of thousand granite individual Giant
dishes 20 cater TO his increasing shore
dinner business at the park. The dish
es were supplied by Bicknall d Wood
the we'll known crockery house OF
Westminster street.
a party of gentlemen had wonderful
luck fishing recently near the Rocky
Point hotel. st. Albans. VT. under the
guidance OF John Armstrong. They re-
turned To the hotel with sixty-seven
bass. fifty-five being over ten inches
long. Most OF the fish were caught by +.
B. Thomas of New York city The
party were absent from the hotel only
eight hours. The best of sport abounds
i'm the vicinity OF the Rocky Point hotel.
George Bowes of Providence enter
tained the guests OF the Atlantic
house, Watch Hin, Wednesday evening
with number of cornet solos
The Providence and FAN River
Steamboat Co. will run an excursion TO
Newport next Monday and Tuesday
evening on the event OF the celebration
OF the anniversary Of the battle OF San
tiago. The entire fleet OF warships will
be illuminated, and other unusually in
feresting events OF "A special chara cter
are on the celebration program.
The following Providence gentlemen
and ther families are occupying cot
tages at Narragansett Pier: "Whims-
ley cottage, James Hanley: Clover
bank. Jeffrey Davis; Breakers" DR..
Williams; Pleasant View" j. A. An
gell; 'Kleinesheim." John Eddy.
All the cottages at Prudence Island
are occupied. and the season at this
resort Will be very interesting and sue
cessful
The Bayside hotel is open for the re-
cept on of guests and Mrs. Gorton has
q surprise in store for all OF them i'm
the attractive appearance OF her. house
Nj. Il. Bennett will manage the Cliff
cottage at Quonocontaug beach this
season.
Geo. ID. Champlin has named his re-
sort at Matunuck beach the Dewey"
cottage.
Another special excursion will be run
from providence. July 4th to Narragan-
sctt PlerVia wexford, Saunderstown
and the new Sea View electric railroad.
rms trip is one of the most enjoyable.
allowing stay of several hours at the ,
fler The excursion is under the man
agement of Geo. B. Hull OF this city.
Inc arrivals at the Oakland Beach I
hotel are: Mrs. Adele Clarke New
YORK VIM. ID. Appleton. Providence: !
Mr.. and Mrs. II, g. Day. Providence /
Frank J- French, Nss York; Master i
Harold y. Church. Miss j. T.. Church. 4
w. Church. Providence: Mr.. ana /
MRS Frank ID. Lewis. Lucille Lewis.
Cnicago Marion Pierce Beldon /
Providence Marion Howard Belin.
Providence: $. T.. Nichols. Boston; Mrs. /
Crawford Lindsay Providence Mrs. Il. |
ID. Harris, Provdence Harry Corson !
Clarke and wife, Providence and San I
francisco; ii. a. Clapp Boston: r. Il. 1
Cole. Chas. ID. Cole, Providence: Mr. \
and Mrs. r. j. Horton Providence. DR. I
and Mrs Kahn and son, San Francisco: I
M 81 Bunker. New York: Mrs. NJ. n. !
Headley, Providence; Mrs. John T. I,o-
gan and daughter Bridgeport: Alfred |
Headley, Providence.
Following are the late arrivals at the
Breezy Blum house. Edgewood: Mr. |
BUntoff, Steafns Hutchines and wife !
Benz. T. Evans. Miss L. G. Eames /
Lawrence w. Eames, Mr. and Mrs. Geo |
10. Barnard. g. l.. Nennerbeck Mr.. and !
Mrs. II. A. Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. r. N /
Branch and son. Mr.. and Mrs Louis /
calder. MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ King. Cyrus
King, Harry Holmes Geo Freeman |
Miss NJ. Il. Hplbrook: Charles Cross
man. Charles Il. Bryant. all OF Provi-
cence; Mss Nettie Stokes Mr. Dun
bar and family. Miss Mamie Bennett.
all Of Chicago: Mr.. and MrsC. l.. Dia-
mond, Mrs. Diamond, Jr.. all of New
York.
A special and very tempting menu
has been prepared for the Button
woods hotel guests for July 4th by |
Manager Lyman. He Ia untiring In his
endeavors to cater TO the comfort and
pleasure of all the patrons OF his house.
RARRA6ANSETT fIER.
Senator Platt expects To be at the
Pier next Monday TO attend the SESSION
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