The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-04-21

not to have affected nuousy in the least 1t is
confidently believed that easily be extended to other
parts OF the ground.
The trustees have this year caused the hotel be
painted inside and also the speakers stand They have
also decided to surround the entire premises which lies
south of the public highway by fence better to
tect the property of the Association.
BOARD.
The reasonable rates of board which have hereto
fore prevailed at the Bay View Hotel will continue the
present year. 1t will in exceed 80 per meal
81 90 per day, Board with ROOM occupying
$3.50 per day 81 TO 50 per week Less
will be charged during June and September.
Any desiring special reduced rates will correspond
with the proprietor, Mr. w. f. Lawon Bay View, Emmett
Co. Mich A restaurant is to be built this in
connection with the hotel which will relieve the pressure
of the crowd at time of meals
HEALTH
Concerning the hcalthuness of this region need say
than have heretofore saidthan has been said
by scores Of public journals and thousands of tourists
throughout land It's pure bracng air. its cool delight
full summers make it through all time, The Faroy5e
Stmmer Home for american People. Our brethren and
friends in the Southern States learning the at
fractions of this place. it affords them blessed relief
from the heat of their ATTITUDES Many member
ships have already been taken and cottages built by parties
from Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana Illinois and Kentucky.
COTTAGES.
The following is the list of of cottages with their
locations aslneary be ascerta ned at the present
writing.
Block Lot 1. S. B. Foster, 3 Mrs d. Preston 4 Mrs.
L. r.. Fisk, Mrs ID. Merriman, Mrs. Frances Fish, 7
A. Swarthout, b. F. Darling, Geo. G. Beebe, II Hotel
Lot, IL F. G. Beagle 13 Miss Phebe Barr ID B. F. OAR
ling, 10 w. H Brockway, II Sas Hyser 90 Mrs r. c.
Wiley, 81 Mrs. w. H. Brockway
Block Ill Hotel, 3 s. o. Knapp Mrs d. Merriman
A. p. Moors, 6 j. W. Miller, Mrs j. II. Pitcher
Mrs. w. II. Shier, 0 S. Reed. 10 J. w. Moon II r. N
McKaig, IL Mrs L. r. Damon, ID j. c. More, IA w. r.
Stinchcomb 10 G. l.. Barnhart, II j. H. Pitcher 10 f.
Marble 10 r. Bird, 81 Mrs. d. Carpenter.
Block I'LL w. Snyder.
Block W. j. M. Arnold d. T. Fargo 3 d. O. Ball
d. F. Barnes, 6 Mrs. John Moore, A. Tory 10 W. S.
Cakms.
Block vi F. w Farnsworth 3 Mrs A. Allen Mrs
Wildly Mrs NJ. A. Hadley, 6 Mrs s. T. Dart
Block VII L. M. Nnde, r. Connable 5 Mrs L. L.
Farnsworth.
Block VII II. NJ Gocbe 2 c. S. Hartman 5 T. I.
Daniels, 8 Geo Dudley.
Block Will e. j. Phelps 3 A. L. Lakey
Block IX-1 J. l. Cutler.
Block X-2 N. Norhrup.
Block XII d. ID. Rowley, d. Carpenter
Block XII-2 o. p Rawson Miss II J. Meyers
Block KILL J. Boynton.
Block XIV-1 M. w. Roberts, M. Kanouse
Block XVI III. b. Sturtevant.
Block XVII r. Fl. Bready D. Engle 5 Mrs S. B.
BeSer, III Is. + llnklam.
Block XVII-6 w. L. Watts, r.. b. Pope
Block XVIII-3 b. c. Ninde 5 O. W. Green
Block XIX r. r. Pealer 7 A. J. Richards, B. r.
Rose, IL A. b. Knowlson Is j. b. Goss II H. c. North.
rup.
Block XXI i. w. Frazee, 3 c. Smith, Mrs D.
Thrasher, Z r. W. Fish, 8 s. r. Cooper 10 A. Kephart
II o. F. Clark. ID T. Merrman 10 H. O. Rose Store II
s. J. McElwee, 20 w. S. Sly, 81 w. H. Faxon, 90 E.
Wige 26 J. r. Caldwell, 81 d. Salisbury 30 Mrs. H. W.
DeCamp, SO j. Horton.
Block XXI w. j. McCune A W. J, Aldrich, Dr.
w. Collins, 6 DR.. d. Woods J. F. wilkins Mrs. F.
Woolworth
Block XIII H. d. Jordan
Block XXIV-1 Miss Eliza Ann Roll
Block XXV-12 ]. Courtney
BEAUTIFYING THE GROUNDS
The management realize fully than ever the mpo
lance OF united effort of the lot holders with Associa
ton in making beautiful the naturally attractive grounds
of the encampment.
Probably before meeting shall open this year that
great north and south horoughfare the Grand Rapids and
Indiana Railroad will be completed to the Straits of Mack
inaw. Thus in summer and winter through the years
of the future the hundreds of thousands of Americas peo
pie well the multtudes of from ali foreign
lands will pass andrepass through the very heart of our
chosen retreat They will look the beautiful bay
that washes shores and they will gaze upon those sha
ed terraces that rise in such wonderful symmetry above
another, on whose cress have built summer homes
and amid whose bowers have erected temples of
worship What shall be the impression those passing mu
tudes will gain and carry to their distant homes of the
place of our worship and of the people who worship
there? May that impression be just pleasant possbe
and that may be so let the individual citizen and his fam
lily at Bay View strive to do his and her part in the work
of cultivating and identifying that chosen home.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The annual meeting of the Association Wednes
day July &c. at for the election of three trustees
and the transaction of business
The trustees whose expires present year are
S. o. Knapp, David Preston, j. W. Miller.
Tents of different sizes and reasonable prices can be
rented on the grounds, of A. p Moors, j. w. Miller and
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