Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-18

| itence,r and the manuscripts is in the hands OF
his publishers. Messrs. Appleton Co., and
will be published this month
The Home Journal says, that Mr. and Mrs
Montgomery Sears will sail for Europe in
the autumn, and viii pass several months
abroad
| Mr.. Henry B. Plant, president of the Plant
Investment Company to which the steamer
Olivette belongs. is summering at his country
seat in Bradford, Conn.
We understand that Prof. Theodor Quest
will give course of three lectures, IN Ger
man, on the topics of the day, at Mrs. w. NJ
Hunts cottage this summer.
Rev. Cornelius Smith and family are al
their cottage at Seal Harber, were they will
spend July and August.
Judge A. X. Lawrence and family, of New
York. are occupying the Lewis Higgins cot
tage on Mount Desert street
Secretary Whitney and family will prob
ably spend the month of August here.
Mrs. Eugene Hale sails next week from
Liverpool for home. Senator Hale was at
Sorrento on the Fourth.
Count and Countess Amidei, of Rome,
who are staying at Northeast Harbor for the
season, were in the village on Sunday attend
ing divine service at St. Sayiour's- The
countess is a daughter of Mrs. G. r. Lewis
at whose Northeast Harbor cottage they are
visiting. Miss NJ. G. Hubbard and Miss
Lucy H. Russell, of Middleton, Conn, in
innate friends of the Rector's family, came
over from the Harbor with the party.
Mr.. c. E. Whitehead and family, New
York, are at the ST. Sauveur Mr.. White
head is President of the Pennsylvania Ohio
Railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Aston, and Mr.. John
Jacob Aston, Jr., are at their villa at New
port. They will probably visit Bar Harbor
in their steam yacht Nourmahal, this sum-
mer.
Havoyehi Boy, the Turkish minister, is a
guest of the Malvern.
The genial general manager of the Maine
Central road, Hon. Payson Tucker and Mrs.
Tucker, are guests at the West End for the
season.
Two of Boston's young architects, Frank
II. Shepherd and Walter z. Lewis, who are
in partnership, are about to open a branch
building last year occupied by Jordan, Marsh
& Co. This is new departure and very
pertinent one in Bar Harbor industries
Miss May Dwight Foote of New York, is
guest of Mrs. Howard at Mossley Hall.
Spray.
Mr.. Arthur Little of Commonwealth
avenue intends to build an architects office
on Hancock street, Bar Harbor. Some of
the finest cottages at Mt. Desert have been
designed by Mr.. Little.
The railroad commissioners of Maine will
make trip to Bar Harbor the first of August
and remain several days. Their wives will
accompany them.
Isaac Lawrence's residence, Grassmere, |
at Sorrento, contains nearly $4,000 worth
of oil paintings of the choicest character.
He has had his tower finished in different
colored panels of glass, and arranged to
reflect the surrounding country in all the |
vivid colorings of the rainbow
Newport is one prolonged dinner party
Saratoga is a racecourse, and Bar Harbor is
a summer school of Irritation You pays
your money and you takes your choice!
Although there are less of the Mrs. Snobs
and Nine. Shoddies at this resort than usual
necessity of keeping up the former reputa-
ton of the place in this particular accom-
plshment.
J. HOWARD PAXTON.