The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21

r. r. vose and the Misses vose OF Bos-
ton. here for the 18th season; Dr. c. II.
McGahan OF Aiken. South Carolina. here
for the 18th season: Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Conner Of New York. for the l4th season;
Mrs. s. &. Sherman OF Boston. 18TH sea
son; Judge and Mrs. Robert Bonyuge
and Miss Bonyuge OF New York. eighth
season: DIR. George W:*Chandler OF New
York seventh season; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Hungerford Of New Britain. Conn.
sixth season.
Mr.. s. H. Rhodes. president OF the john
Hancock Life Insurance Co, Is at the
Sinclair. with Mrs. Rhodes. for the sixth
season.
Mrs. J. b. Yerkes. Miss A. 8. Yerkes
and George Is. Yerkes OF Plainnelo' ~
j., are at the Sinclair for the hfth Sea-
son. Judge and Mrs. L. w Hooertsoh
of Maysville, KY, are stopping at the
Sinclair. Mr. ]. @. Ramsdell. vice pres'-
dent OF the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad. in at the Sinclair with Mrs.
Ramsdell. Colonel NJ Richards Muckie'
business manager for The Public Ledger
OF Philadelphia. is guest at the Sin
clair and enjoys the distinction OF being
the oldest visitor In Bethlehem.
These are but a few OF the guests OF
note who have spent season after season
al the Sinclair, yet are sufficient to prove
Its prestige.
THE ARLINGTON.
The Arlington House, Mr.. F. c. Able
proprietor, though one OF the smalie'
hotels OF Bethlehem, Is yet one OF tns
most popular, and has ever been one OF
the best patronized in the White Moua,
tain region That this Is true Is que te
several reasons. First. its location is un'
surpassed. being at the extreme nortf
end OF Bethlehem street overlooking tns
beautiful valleys, where lie the villages
of Llttleton and Whitfield. Then, TOO
the sunsets seen from this end or Bethie
hem are the glory OF the little town.
| Moreover, there is quiet restiuino''
and homelike atmosphere which per
vade. every nook and Granny OF TIT
| Arlington and makes II refuge TO-
/ the weary man OF business or the mouse
wife and mother OF many cares. man,
/ there are who seek the mountain resioi
not 10 continue a gay round OF pleasures
| but 10 find rest and mental upiift' II
| such as these the Arlington pecome
a summer home In the highest and oes
sense, It's entire freedom and absence o
| conyentionality being most grateful u
| all who rest beneath It's roof The room
are all large and airy and open on ever
side 10 the beautiful mountain scener.
! round about. The hotel Is lighted py ga
| throughout and has broad and ample piaz
| zas The cuisine In one or the feature
OF the hotel which appeals especially =
the tastes and desires of the guests i
| is abundant varied and homehke-i
keeping with the other homelike feature
| OF the hotel and. more than all else, IN
! prices at this house are extremely low u
| proportion to the comforts and privilege
received Among the pleasures provide
for the guests IL a hne rogue court
which Is much appreciated by the guests
The Friday evening hops are also
prominent feature in the social lie q
the hotel. That they are always sue
cess .s due In large measure TO mis-
Alice II. Blakeiey. the popular teache
OF dancing OF Providence, who Is at IN
Arlington for the sixth season. At IN
hon on Friday evening last the parlor'
dance han and office were all decorate
with autumn leaves and mountain fern
arranged by the guests, In the most al
tistIc fashion II will doubtless seen
somewhat singular TO Providence FOLK
read OF hotels decorated with autumn
leaves in mid-August, yet such Is IN
fact.
Among other Rhode Island people
the Arlington are Mr.. and Mrs q.
Cahoone of East Manning street, PROV
dence. and Miss Cshoone. Mr.. and Mr'
w. r. Esten. Howard r. Esten. Mr. an
Mrs F. w. westcott and Mr.. and Mr.
| WIZARD Raker all of Pawtucket.