The Republican journal., 1883-08-23
Our George at Bar Harbor.
HOTEL ST. SAUVEUR.
RAp IIApRnp Mr. nESEpl

ably owns his millions. Its nice to play rich, if
only for a few minutes. and once in a while |
have a little game. and enjoy it while I'm play
ing, as well as the best of them. This is real
Old double deck. >ide-wheel. two smoke stacked
summer resort, and no mistake. Bar Harbor
has the bulge on any resort down East that |
know anything Of. and know heap. if | was
not 80 dfhdent about mentioning it, but l am
trying hard to overcome this habit. The last
time | was here this town was Il little boy, with
is trousers buttoned on to its waist and little
cap on its head with feather in it: but to-day
il has grown into full sized. nobby Young
man, who can put on style IN four languages
without looking At the book
Our party Of six left Belfast in a private team
for Fort Point. where we took the Cimbria for
here. arriving at half past five the same day.
And by the by, that little Cimbra is a nice craft
too. She doesn't >topto fool along her route. but
Just pays attention to her knitting work all the
time Capt. Barbour is Il Belfast boy. which
in a measure accounts for all this | don't know
whether he used to be 4 good little Sunday
school boy or not. but As 4 man | can vouch for
him. lie is mild Is Il cracker poutice, but
be draws thing, to 4 head all the same, and his
boat il very popular,
1t i estimated that there are ten thousand
people at Bar IIarbor now. and quite large
proportion are living At the hotels Of which
there are about sixteen 1t is rather singular
that with one exception, al the hotels are IL
thc hands Of natives. who began keeping board
ers IN Their cottages ana as travel increased
built on wings and additions. until now one OF
them contains 4oo rooms and there are others
OF 20, 10 and . down 70 - When they hrst
began the business the proprietors ana not al
know NOV 70 keep motel. kHnnihs a saw
NH of farm 'th months i year. ga hot give
man very @ood ldea OF catering lor me pup
TIC the other tWo' anu necessarily great
many mistakes were lnade, but ahAet can
'ralch On e most anything give nm lllhe'
ahd nc" 'h' 'e'dlhS ho'eiS are Kept III Sood
shape. Ihcy tell good story OF Landlord
Roberts, VIII" Kept the first hotel here some
thirty wears ago. lie woke up one night by
hearing some one travelling about the house
ana lighting candle. found one of his guests III
full Shirt dress wandering through the rooms
nv hat do you WANT said Roberts. II want TO
find the hen pen" said the man. =" bat IN
thunder 10 you want OF the hen pen al TINS
time night: asked Roberts VEIL sala 'he
man, "you >ee Io>t my pillow some Whert' ana
wanted TO get INTO the hen pen ana gel 1ea'h-
er and make another. As SAID the notes
nave improved, hul II ihe Plollf'oIS Nouiu
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y ! cutting IaltS ''''ie 700 ni'ch' "'qu'ieo
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lh'V IL was sort Oh h''ut uePalture' vi
course theFe are lh'thY eiegah'iy dressed laoles
PM win the younger ones the thicker the lal
and thc more uncouth the dress, the better.
But badly as some of the ladies look, the mei
| WhicWu>h them. The ladies can't score single
run. Man being the stronger, is capable of be
ing the bigger fool when he gets right down t
work, and he is mighty industrious down here
Tie pure. unadutcrated fool, starts in with I
pair of lawn tennis shoes coarse knit. ribbet
stockings coming up to the knee. on a LEG thai
is not ALWAYS fair to look upon" tight pant.
Of some loud color. meeting tie stockings in ,
close embrace, flannel Shirt covered BY :
sack coat of some soft, Woollv material, OF al
ternate stripes, as loud as possible. of about
four inches in Width SAY il black and blue, or
blue and red. or pink and blue and on the
head either little close skull cap or one O.
these crochetcd pudding bag arrangements
Now this get up for a Young boy, or Il college
chap whose father is putting ont money on hi
education, and giving him all the advantages
That wealth can buy TO make an ass of himself
might, Say might, be allowable, but when YOU
dress am old daisy of - or 50 up in this style i
makes me real tired. won't take off day OF
the above statement II | did not see an old
white haired, bald headed man, Old enough Il
be my grandfather, upholstered as have above
described, then you may call me a liar.
can prove my statement by some Of our party
whose testimony viii keep in any climate Some