Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
BEAUTIFUL BAY VIEW
ne SUCCESS OF TrE ASSEMBLY
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Bar F4x-. sept Five years ago al
tie msn1sa of B4, View everybody ssksa
skers a L. S0s II Is how can 1 reach II, for
every sody waists 20 come here. | an rot
surprised a. tss cAAnE.. for
- here has 7. .esslre sub q Ted
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The auty Of axe and landscape, pleas
ant cottage life and the gay thrOnss OF the
ss.snbly season invest Bay View with .
rare charm. Beautiful Bay View. one in
voluntarily utLefs thousand times. No
romance is stranger than the history Of this
delightful place. Twelve years ago Il Was q
dense wilderness and thirty Indians and
chiefs united in the deeds Of transfer on the
ste on which Bay View nov stands. To-
day nearly three hundred cottages. some as
ornate IS Newport villas. nestle among ths
amp phiihsatre terrseed groves looking out
over the beautiful bay which travellers
often liken - the fair Day OF Naples
| few days ago the census was taken and
over 1000 people were found spending the
season in this summH City. which has only
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sides, hundreds come every day from
| Petosksy and surrounding resorts TO enjoy
the assembly meetings. In two years the
population has doubled and by 1890 il will
be e00 Said Bishop Vincent when here
few aays ago, There is no limit TO the pos
sibilitiss of Bay View"
Hundreds OF newspaper letters have de-
| scribed the place its cultivated society and
the varied assembly attractions till little
can be written that 10 new. And vet the Bay
| View OF this season is quite another than
the Ons Of one snd two years ago. Scores
Of new cottages new avenues. new public
buildings and larger assembly plans char
sctsrize the progressive Bay View OF this
year. Tee pioneer days are gons and the
| period of elegance and perfection IN cot
| tage aud park. programmes and schools Is
coming in. One is continually impressed
with the largeaess and freedom OF every
thing. Ample public buildings. spacious
parks, . beach line 3 mile and quarter
long, room enough for a city of twenty
thousand and plans unfolding for the largest
Summer resort and summer university IN
the land.
The Assembly OF 1855 went out on
Wednesday night with fireworks in
blaze of glory" closing the most successful
season in the history of Bay View. The
attendance was much greater and the re-
ceipts nearly twice as large as last year.
What days and nights OF rare delight
were enjoyed through that long three
weeks holiday Song and eloquence and
entertain ment in the general programme
oy the most gifted people In the land, sup
plemented popular schools in charge OF able
instructors. Every year new plans are
evolved to extend the usefulness of the
ha
T. u. training school, or . Bible school
or society of fine aru or ali
three. This year the advance was
directed to the three new departments
whose success has been unprecedent-
ed, and have attracted wide attention. Eight
months ago the Summer School for Teach
er. was first announced and this season the
school teachers took Bay View. Loud
Hall. the gift of Hon. II. NJ. Loud, OF Oseo-
ds erected and furnished tor this depart
msnt at an expense of over "a 900. excites
the admiration of everyb body. Ii is . COM
biuAtion of school, home and dormitory,
something entirely new. and great sue
cess. Superintendent David Howell, OF
Lansing. is at the head of this department
with q faculty of such strong educators
"a Mis-. Miss Matilda n. Ross, Alfred A.
Wright of Boston, Miss II. Louise Jones,
Prof. Fall of Albion college. Prof. Lode
man, of the State Normal School, and
Supt. Perry of Aun Arbor. A more delight
ful company | have never seen than the
three or tour hundred cultivated teachers
who congregsted daily at Loud Hall Each
one goes home 10 recruit large delegation
> for next year and the leading educators are
6 discussing the question of changing the an
nual State association to Bay View during
the summer. Another success was the new
Normal School for Sunday School workers.
One hundred and fifteen earnest teachers
from Congregational. Methodist. Presbyte.
, risn, Baptist and Episcopal schools. and
! seven States registered IN the first class. Be-
fore another year, I bear. a fine building
|, may be erected for this department. and
equipped with every helpful appliance
; hr. Horace Hitchcock the best Known Sun-
, day school man in Michigan. is at the head
, OF the school. and ably assisted by Rev.
DR.. w. w. Wsshburn.
: What next in Bay Views widening plans
, Nothing less than school of muslc occupy
! ing an entire building. with q recital room
seating thousand people. snd illustrating
| daily by instruction, musical lectures re
= bssrssls recitsls and concerts, the beat tast,
, | aid highest art in music. Prot. c. Il. Cad,
| is director Of the school and bad for assist.
! snts bis brother, Prof .. Il. Cady, Mis-
JuGa h. Csruthers Mr. ". g. Bryant and
number OF soloists. The assembly hss
six other departments. each changing
o expanding and growing in more favor evsry
ysar.
. IL i, said the general progrsm me was neve
/ finer. We have heard daily such sminsn
= talent a. Bishop J. H. Vincent p. 5. Hen
. son. Geo. 2. Hsves. J. Dewitt Miller
Alfred A Wright Boston Stars, Anphio'
Blub. t. n. Ragan and Frnak Lincoln
Two days we're largely given over to the "
{. T. C.. Which hss always bad asympa
thsfic welcome here. and -s heard Mrs
Z sallie Chaplin. of Georgia Miss May Nc
DOwsI. Of Chicago, Rev. Annis X. shs,
aud ether eloquent spesksra 1t j, nov
proposed to erect headquarters. ate hs
: beer secured 10 one Of the psrrs and tn
means sire-dv promised for what vii h
the finest building CD the Bay Nie'
{ grounds.
The sunr.r resort q sn American insti-
Z tuition that sss o>nae "a say. and 80 far ss
I saow RsV View q the ee.t Of its kiBd
: In tnis favored spot the and - awakened
! snz snlsrr.d 81 TACT with giftsd p>opli
: snd a. tue Influences sre wholesome
Tnis fmmsns. instt8tion j. yst IN 70
fancy II q OF fhe right track. = msa
= sz-d rith energy snd kss grand faturs
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tslligsrcs, . taste for purer litsrsrurs 80
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1ercs p~orls wiI vist the-e iuraFis1'
groves ss sbIins made sscra3 ard fauou
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