The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
Steamboat Service.

q. culinary art.
Steamboat Service.
The management OF the Providence,
Fall River and Newport Steamboat
company has made the amplest ar
rangements for the conveyance OF the
crowd to any place on the bay that
their hearts may desire tomorrow
There will be steamers for the nearer
places. such as Fields Point. Crescent
Park and Boyden Heights almost every
half hour after IL o'clock. They will
run hourly 10 Rocky Point and for the
benefit OF those who wish to enjoy a
delightful sail and yet return home I'm
good season the time table affords
every convenience The boats are all
In fine condition this season: and the
service in every respect is Of the
best.
After the ball game there will be a
special boat run from Rocky Point to
this city, stopping at Crescent yarR
for the benefit OF those who wish TO get
of there. For those who wish TO save
time as well as to avoid the rush Mt
the gates a combination ball and boat
ticket will be sold for S cents
Excursion TO Cottage City.
Weather permitting, the Joy line will
give another OF It's series of Sunday ex-
cursions tomorrow, when the steamer
X
will make the trip to Martha's Vineyard
leaving this city at $3.50 a. m.
This trip Is always an attractive one.
embodying as II does sail through wa
ters, which. although part of the ocean,
are near enough to land all the way 10 be
comparatively unruffled. The trip through
Martha's Vineyard sound and the waters
In the vicinity is an exceptionally attract
I've one, and is always enjoyed by every
one on board.
Every effort will be made by the JOY
line to make this excursion an unusually
enjoyable one. The fare will be but 81
for the round trip, which is certainly as
low as any similar excursion could be
made for on the Atlantic coast.
Music will be furnished by Keith's the
atre orchestra, under the leadership OF
Mr.. Hermann. and there will be ample
dining room service.
Seaconnet Excursion.
Runs are made daily from this city to
Seaconnet, but on Saturdays and Sum
days there is a special feature in connec-
ton with the trip-one which proves
great attraction on these two days of the
week. 1t is a matinee sail with a dinner,
including lobster. served at 1880 p. m.
Steamers Favorite and Islander are in
service on this line and carry large
crowds on every trip The boats leave
the city at 2:l0 p. m. Sundays and many
will probably take advantage tomorrow
OF the sail TO Seaconnet and return. The
serving OF dinner on board the boat Is
making a hit with pleasure seekers.
on-the-Pnwtuxet.
That the name Rhodes Is synonymous
with good time" can be vouched for by
the crowd that every evening of the
week makes it's way To the popular re-
sort on the Pawtuxet and there finds en-
joyment that never pals. Beside the
handsome Casino with it's smooth, pol
ished dance floor. there are varied attrac-
tions that appeal 10 all tastes OF man.
kind. The Monday Night Special Hops
are eagerly looked forward 10 by the
knowing ones as there Is always n spe-
cial offering OF the best musical talent
I'm n program OF excellence and merit
Next Monday night the Newman quartet
will be heard In that catchy opera, The
Isle OF Bing:" and this announcement Is
sufficient TO awaken the interest OF music
lovers In addition. Fay's orchestra has
arranged a dance program that Will cause
every one TO join I'm the dance. unable TO
resist the inspiring and fascinating swing
OF the music. The call OF the canoe on
the Pawtuxet becomes more insistent as
the summer progresses. The first voyage
up the river I'm one OF the silent little
canoes makes an immediate devotee 10
the sport and adds another 10 the large
number who now-ffd- an evenings or
Sundays enjoyment incomplete without
long paddle along the beautiful scenic
Pawtuxet.