The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-14
NEXT WEEKS DIVERSIONS

attractive features that has its influence
In drawing large gatherings, and those
who partake OF Caterer Lewis fine shore
dinners are sure 70 come back the next
time they desire relishing feast.
The people Of this city and surround.
ing sections who start out In the pursuit
OF pleasure and take the road 20 Cres-
cent Park begin 10 derive pleasure and
enjoyment from the very inception Of
their Journey. This is delightful sail
down the bay or a pleasant or breezy
ride through the country.
Multitudes OF young folks go 10 the
skating rink which is considered one OF
the largest and finest In New England,
and here they enjoy the more exhilarat-
ing kind Of sport
Shooting the chutes Is becoming one
OF the most popular features OF this re.
sort, and In kept busy from morning till
night. The steeplechase, dancing pavil-
ion. rivers OF Venice, bamboo slide,
merry go-rounds, and countless other
amusernents help 20 make Crescent Park
one OF the most attractive and busiest
places along the shore.
As a special extra attraction tomorrow
sational descent OF the chutes on BIZ
cycle several times during the afternoon
and evening; and those who have not
seen this daring act will find Il one of
shore resort.
5oYDEN HEIGHTS.
Boyden Heights is becoming more pop
ular every day with pleasure seekers. and
has many features which aid in making
II so. There is something doing all the
time. not dull minute from morning till
night being I'm evidence to- mar the hum
Of allurng attractions.
At this resort the shore dinners and
the music combine 10 make the place one
Of the most attractive on the bay. Every
day and evening there are band concerts
by Capones Military band, Bowen r.
church eolofst
The attractions are many and are cap
able Of amply providing diversion for the
large crowds that visit the Heights"
every day. The dancing hall Is one OF
the finest 10 be found anywhere. this fact
being evident by the continual whir of
many moving feet at all hours
This place Is one OF the most delightful
spots on the hay for securing recreation.
having numerous grassy slopes where
people are glad to sit for a few hours
| comfort.
Another pleasing feature is the ride 20
and fro either by car or boat.
FIELDS POINT.
Those who enjoy satisfying the inner
man IN a sumptuous manner az least
weekly will find that they can sppesse
their appetites In first-class style by pat
ronizirg Fields Point and enjoying one
Of Col Atwelrs famous shore dinners
The regular bake at noon and the special
bake at 5 o'clock should satisfy those
who appreciate the fact that as Rhode
Islanders they are privileged 10 enjoy
that which is not permitted residents OF
other rarts OF the country--a shore din
ner
EXCURSION TO COTTAGE CITY.
Weather permitting the Joy line will
give another OF its series OF Sunday ex-
cursions tomorrow. when the steamer
Larchmont Will make the trip 70 Mar
thas Vineyard. leaving this city at $50
a. m. This trip Is always an attractive
one. embodying sail through waters
near enough 10 land all the way to be
comparatively unruffled
The trip through Marthas Vineyard
Sound IL an exceptionally attractive one.
Every effort will be made TO make this
excursion unusually attractive. The fare
will be but 81 for the round trip. Music
will he furnished by Keith's theatre or
chestra. with ample dining service.
sEAcoNNET POINT EXCURSION.
Those who wish 20 spend a very pleas
ant day OF recreation and sightseeing on
! Narragansett Bay may take advantage OF
! the opportunity that Is offered by the
| Seaconnet Steamboat company. The
boats will sail to Seaconnet Point leaving
this city from the wharf on South Water
| street at 10 and 2:10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning arriving at the Point about
and o'clock.
Three hours may be spent at this ideal
resort OF the ocean, where all the beau
| ties Of the rolling surf may be seen 10 its
| fullest advantage. capt. Pettey also
serves a regular old time clambake, with
| Holsters, at 1890.
The steamer returns via the picturesque
seaconnet river, stopping at TNerton and