The Republican journal., 1885-07-30
Maine Summer Resorts.

does not ordinarily deter her from ideality.
Nor is the "futur' she enshrines in her imagin-
alton any the less inspiring because his physical
properties are haZy. Like girls all the world
over she cherishes this form of IDEAL but she is
absorbed in her earnestness to realize perfect
soul that, unlike her Gallo kinswoman, she
rarely dreams of moustache or a definite pair
of legs.
Her fearessness and self-reliance are also
traits that command attention. Accustomed
to be served and waited upon by men with
more consideration than in any other society,
she is vet less dependent upon surveillance.
She has wonderful faculty of forecasting
circumstances and understanding how far she
can act independently without hazard. | re-
member being struck at Bar HarbOr by the
response of a girl of eighteen who was
questioned as to the prudence of having spent
most OF the day and evening on the water with
young man who was almost stranger. "Oh,"
she answered, 1.-The canoe itself is great pro-
tection.'
Bar Harbor is theater well chosen for the
free play of these traits AS most people know,
II possesses exceptional natural beauties. both
of sea-coast and interior. The walks and
drives are attractive and various, and the
smooth surface of the Standardized bay is
admirably adapted for boating. All the elements
that make up the place are opposed to artificial
ity. The very air Is sup redundant with ozone.
Inc host OF young people that aligbted at Mi.
Desert, like vast flock of doe-birds, within
few years of its discovery an available resort,
emphasized Il silent protest against the con-
ventona customs hitherto limiting their re-
latons. If marriage Is woman's whole exist
ence, let her have the opportunity TO choose
inteligently, and to obtain more than a ball
room impression of him upon whose character
The happiness of her lite is to be mainly depend
cnt. This was the keynote Of the movement.
and rs a corollary thereto the companionship
of maldenhood was advocated as ID refining in
1uence on Young men. At this new departure
the old nations shook their heads and shrugged
their shoulders.
The intimacy established between marriage
able Young folk is the great feature of life at
Bar llarbor. The emancipation of women has
been affected thereby in "a sense much more
satisfactory TO them as a sex than any bill of
political rights could accomplish. Perfunctorilv
spoken of in other civilizations rs the compan-
ion of man. she has demonstrated her right to
the designation. She has insisted on knowing
the world from other stand-points than merely
the nursery or the cotilon. She has learned 10
discuss and to form opinions. She no longer
permits herself to be put off the track in her
pursuit after truth by amable legends invented
for her benefit In brief. she thinks for her
self. Robert Grant, in Outing for August.
OF CAMPOBELLO ISLAND.
Miss Kate HilIard. in letter TO the New York
Tribune. says: "If the man who invents a new
dish deserves the thanks OF HUMANITY we
should surely bestow a still larger measure OF
gratitude on the genius who discovers a new
summer resort 10 the veteran peasure-seeker
me ora places soon become hackneyed New
port ana saratoga are the city over again,
Whl>hed away on magic carpet to new To-
cation; the White Mountains and Mount Desert
are too crowded with cockneyed tourists: even
The Adlr0ndackS have become stale. We long
lor fresh pastures, and we find them at Campo
beHo' where every prospect plea>es and where
even man IS not so we as usual. As YOU sail
he II "a a
yyhiIa fir haTond ro,, GOO va, on , !out i!su';
Mcnan. The surface of the island is cbarmngly
diversified hill and dale deem woods and hios
soming fields, high rocks and pebhly beaches
quaint little homestrads and barren wilderness
afford every variety thar the fancy NAV
desire. For Yachting station it is unequalled
In fact. the possibilities ofexcursions by water
are endless. The local atmosphere is intensely
British, and the shores of the island are strewn
with the dropped us Of the inhabitants A
queer little custom house stares Won in the
face near the landing. and reminds YOU that
YOU are in a foreign country and instantly sup-
ge>t> smuggling to every true-born citizen of
the nied States
p,pu,ppnp.s u,,,,.,r,,>,,.,,,
u \ mos unusual beIie has been discovered al
pa! iaipoT' III WhlslIlhS glrl. She Is de-
~ i, ~" a. ~ uioiV thah 49, hhNlll2 mace hef
p ill.,, room mtoul lhis season she whistles
m nrr, lier ioies are iie.?ulous' clear
H. 70! a. hoSt ol the pfsl hu'ist VINO ever
olG" ana 'he atiraetlVcness OF the performance
= htiehtebeu INTO positive enchantment by the
ny ol hei ip>: IL may De salu
ma ma 'ne PontIhs y MOI cohnhed TO her mouth,
>dH an tnthusiastlc observer, put extends the
"i,''n VI yer snruSglhS shoulders 10 her cor
- - ~ W. lf1!ators Is hef pose as she stands
'eto'' ht' listeners she l. the re1gnng
'"t i"Si't ~ heI poIte circle, ana htr personal
~ l"lins Posp!oii : 80 wen assured lhat she
i'SNS no crhei cfl'lctsh AS a whistler.
TwIGS AND SPRAY
There * now q foot or oi,,h, .,oo,,,., 49,.
Noosehead ,ale '7''' amy % va
Roar Adniral ,,rosb,, o,., t.,,,i,,, .,.s. a..,,
inc, tba s,,mn,o, ~ Wia tn" 1"'i'if az spenU-
4 .,,.ida I.ndinrd 800. .1,,o ,;.;,,,,,..:.,
viii r.t Nh wsste a,,d n;s ~. ep'i i,ue1'e ~
th,n anv iva man nh NUS oael mgr Io1d
r,4ther hnard a ha.r., ~ 81 my '''iV'' ="
~ $3.50 - :, - ~,
ry Is The Bluff" 1t is situated on Hancork
Mex al me terminus of the Maine Central
''lI oad' ne mouse ana FURNITURE are entirely
NV Hiu ING ho!ei j. located on one OF the most
p'"u''iu Spoi> I'D Malhe.
sou = Harb paS-en stand low dick ford"
II y" d. il"t Il war "hoop exactly, but might Just
a. Mei Hate oeeh' as regards the startled
ol 'he passengers. II was merely the
nrao Maiier ftc1lng his httle plere-South
"'s' th"l pol aSsehSeTs itnu from The lower
u'v , ioi IT, ms steamboat ana railroad
'ei HacuiaI Is a terrible a wondrous thing.
We uoh nave such rough water as we used
~ nave Saiu an ora Weather-beaten, seaside
p"I'VH"lilel az lle snore' VINO was encouraged
~ 'a,h' anu he lurlhef remarked. as bis reason
I'l tiit cnall9e: III seems 10 me that these city
IONS p"ilqhS inelr houses right down into the
ocean and coming here and staying summers.
nas sori OF 'ameG the sea suppose you'd call
II ciFhHed II down"
An opportunity 10 take an interesting drive
~ many hllits ulrtcllN on me shore ana creSt
OF the beach has been secured by the building Of
4 ~" ,oa,! AZ ORR Beach Me. This new road
Marshall U,r.a ,assa. ,,.p n"' l He"i tiit
Farm and along the high bluffs in the vicinity
OF Spoutidg Horn to the Hotel Bartlett and the
Garrison House. there ronnectino with the
road to Union Bluffs aud the Bald Headed Gin
House, thence for an almost indefinite distance
through Ogunqut, Wells. ard All along the
Eastern coast.
HE sr,,pp,,,, ,,,,.-,>-1.
9'0' '' i'i''"i>"'
l!r. Haihuel a. hreen, OF Boston, is jealous
ahiiquarial ana archnologlst, who is especially
interested IN the aborIglnes and early settlers of
'h's country. n story Is told of bis experience
az mount Ieserl before That island had become
the resort OF fashionable pleasure seekers. In
'ho>t DAYS Nlslors arriving by steamer had TO
wander ABOUT IN search OF the landlords of the
pfliniiVe hotels who were strangely Indifferent
10 lhe convenience of their guests. Leaving his
baggage on the wharf Dr. Green sought out
adi.cant mnnnd rhio anu t negah 10 us IN an