New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-15
At NARRAGANSETT PIER.
u.Ny NEWCOMERS IN THE COTTAGE
coLONEHoTEL IMPROVEMENTS.

~---sransett Pier. r. l. June a (SpeciaD--Ocean
at Narragansett Pier, Viewpoints next door
,-rb5r OF, the west. finds itself at the beginning
q .be second season after the destructive fire
= senternber 1900. IN the best Of condition TO ex-
end a cordial welcome to the summer sojourner
-re+i.er an old resident or a new devotee TO the
.r-,r1er place Of mirth and Eayety.
-. visible number Of hotels remains the same
- last year. but the practical supply has IN
.~sd one by the conversion of the unoccupied
C..,,e,+al into the new Burnside. possessing not
-. !. new name but also new surroundings and
environment.
- viii continue under the same management,
"a ,are will be taken TO keep it in its past high
,lace in the esteem Of summer sojourners II VIII
open on June p
u. Ty,nerial will be opened at about the same
80 The house is being put in the best o. order
-. gladstone will begin the season with a new
,5tord who will continue the policy begun last
80 If the Grec!aa tents the lawn, and
~ ~55 new features The house opens the latter
part Of June. -- ..;,o tho
xIs;,g extends 10 Beach-st- An addition extends
. +hA long one story building on the north
= ..a rooz thus formed, with its open side toward
~. sea the proprietor Will endeavor to create
s;-o-lixe garden. The old hotel grounds, d1recuy
- <-o,- will be prepared for tennis and croauet'
7+a Revere House is open for the season 1t is
,e boast OF this proprietor that his house the
-s.s- - the Pier. usually opens first, and this
- t5e season is earlier than ever before
-hs Netatoxet also is already open. The Atlantic
is also row open
$500 Inn. an al-tke-year house Is always in
ost-.sz n welcome the coming guest. and early
- re season usually shelters for a time the tarni-
,,s thar come TO take possession Of cottages for
-he season -. 1900 ,-..-z
unoccupied. because OF ITS olSlshce -'oi- ~" ne
.-e- -ss been sold and will become the home OF
r,arual training college for colored students II
ire Rev u. D Buchanan. OF Newly rk' Is one u
' The 4Gng Of the burned Casino picturesque last
,,s.- because they were strange are no 9llses
.e@@s 80 s-e hideous. But there are other places
ard a5f5a So5es 10 draw some people TO his
rev gardens al me B4 1q the orchestrai strains
On on w the piazza viii call !nvitingly ana otner
hotels viii devise waEs ana n excite1 ~
re erterprises OF Louis Sherry VIII an De II
operation this season s e6csr with hin in past
me- The Little Casino and six cottages, when
isst SsSso ,-oi and viii be conducted as up
1o-Iate casino with the serving CT lU1ie-ieoi1s anu
dn 5 casino bowling alley has been removed from
It's old site to new location sou'l u
achievements tending add 20 the attractiye
80 made 4 new Tnacadam road has oeen prilt
On the route Of the Old Point Juoi.a TO- E"a@ to,,ra
Pee H1 xpec,ed to begin about August TO- later
+ba1 last year The tennis courts have been placed
=" sye%al new cottages have been added to the ns
- tSe-e seems to be diunuton in the demand
:or sumner homes. Already the cottage rentals
CO ea- ahead o. this time last year Every ae-
srahe cottage in the market will De occupied ms
-.-ro- Among the New Workers VINO are coming
&c = = Kane al Ridge Lawn; h de copper. at
S1r-arsrsv- DR. Robert B Talbot, at Castle CON-
For+- Dr. / y. Wheeler. al Ninigret; " mara r
Ward II Breezecote. Dr. Ruel B. harioe. az
,e1li;e,on: MS Charles Goff. waverly; Brander
Sst16eNs at Single Nook; the Misses BouyIer, at
a sara. william! NJ. Ivens. at BreeZes; t4Ioon
Robinson at over Yonder Mrs william hSnEy
Mrs Tohn Il Watson. the Melrose; Iheodore
P-sfne al snug Harbor: Mrs r. 6. Dun. At Dun
mere: the Rev. ". D. Buchanan at Bonnie tourney
= ". Davis at Rockledge; Richard Hqdnot at
SCARBOROUGH: Judge E Q. ODwyer. At Ma[erLy;
Mss Serena Remainder at Stone Lea; w n Lane
at sans souci: R L Foster. at Wyvernhurst; n.
D Kounrze, a. Villa Carma; Archibald Gljaayering
GEnter. 81 Mornngside; Mrs. GeorSS 6lsy: q:
NapIehurst; J IT. Schemerhorn, at Maus VIVA:
Nrs Waiter s Chaplin, At the Taylor cottage:
Augustus Wilson, al Lalla Rookh; Mrs. FRED
K rockingham. AT Adelaide; Mrs. " Il Pan.
coast az the Smithie: Charles G Curtis, al North
Scaled; Charles HitchcoSk. az hop" vel ana
Francis Kinney. at the Kinney cottage IN spite
Of -he above goodIy array Of NeU-York names II
IS said that more Philadelphians come 10 the PER
thar from any other city. This may be, out tnS
New-York colony VIII be strong, numerically ana
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