Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-01
AR Il a RBOR.
Notes OF Arrivals The Season Opening
Early.

/ BAR HAKuoW, June -.
4 As about -nc hundred Of the cottage be,
/ pie are already here, the season may b
/ said 10 have begun. Others are arriving b
evcrs train and boat The Belmont llot,
has been open since early in NAV Tn
others viii open about the LIST of July.
Judge tlcaves, Of Portland has bee
spending few day. At the Hotel Brewer
Mrs. Burton Harrison. the seIl know
writer aud leader of society in New York
has Just reached her cottage, the 'Se
| rchins"
c. J. Morrill and the Misses Morrill, o
Boston are at the "kedwood" on Wayma
lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morton Smnh o
Philadelphia came on tine "Wednesday morn
ing train. Mrs Smith was Miss Nanni
lngersoll of the well known Philadelphia
family.
F II Peabody, of kildcr, Peabody \ Co.
Bo,ton, arrived today lie will occupy Mr.
W, b. Rice's cottage. The Tides, ON Yves
street facing the Weir
Mrs Charles FRYE and family of Boston
reached here last week They are settled il
Mrs, II. {. Leeds cottage ON llighhroJk,
road.
The repor, that the Plan, company is L
have daily line Of steamers between Bos
ton and Bar llarbor this summer is in
correct This scheme has been talked of
but as Mr.. Plan, is in Europe aud will b,
Unable to give his attention 10 the matter OF
putting on another boat, the oliyettc will b,
the only steamer on the route this summer
Mrs Ellis Max Eliot has been visiting
friends at Sullivan llarbor
Mr. and Mrs. T. Salter Trcdick aud Mis-,
Tredick, with their niece Miss Marion Ken
dall of Portsmouth, have engaged rooms at
the Manor Inn Sullivan lIarbor for the sum
mer.
DR. Haskell Derby of Boston, who was
lately occupying his large cottage on the
shore, has gone to Europe again this season
brt will return to Bar Ilarbor the latter part
of August.
Mr.. liiIlyard Cameron Lee, son of S. $
Lee of Baltimore. who has summer cottage
here, has been appointed one of the jurors
of the Paris Exhibition, and has also beer
appointed commissioner to the Exposition
from th, State of Maryland. He was among
the passengers on the steamship Rhinclam
from New York or May 23 The fashior
seems TO have set in Of travelir up here al
most entirely by water, as in Bar IIarbor
early days The Maine Central Rallroa,
announces that the vestibule train which ha
left Boston the past two seasons at A. NJ.
and reached here shortly before J Z. NJ vii
not run this season. This change is pre-
sumahly due TO lack of patronage. Their,
will be new express train in its place, eav
ing Boston at < A. NJ. and arriving here at
+. NJ
Rev. Charles. S. Leiiingwell has gone to
Midllrt0wn, Conn to attend the ordination OF
his son Alsop Leiiingwell, today Mr.. AlsoJ
Lefiingwell has represented the Boston Her
ald as corresp spon1ent for several seasons and
is universal favuritc with every body II,
Is expected to spend few weeks here t,
rest before taking charge of his parish.
MIR. William hin an family Of Brooklinc
Mass, have taken a cottage at sorrento, and
will pass the summer there.
Mrs 5 &. Guild Of Beacon street, who i,
nov in her cottage at Nahsnt, is expected Il
visit her brother, Mr. W. b. Rice of New
York. later in the season at his cottage
"~altar
Charlas f. Mayer Of Baltimore, of the
well known drug firm. has taken the Foster
Cottage on West street, and is now occupy
ing it with his family
Mr. Thomas Bishop, Miss Bishop ant
Miss Holden of Beacon street will spend tn,
month Of July at the Beacon, Winter liar
bor This is quite a promising summer re
sort. and lies directly across Freuchmeni
Bay from tere.
Ex-Mayor A. Blocker Banks of Albany
has rented the 'barracks' from Mr., Ed
mund Pendeton, aud came with his family
on June rs. Miss Banks who has been
great favorite here The r1st two seasons il
now Mrs Lawrence Green of Boston. Sh,
and her husband vii be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Banks
W y. Smith -cs'surateur, of COur
.quare. Boston has asei the restaurant il
the i, .ers building sud Sill open in tu'
week
Mi.. Mary Garrett Of Baltimore hs. taker
a Gotta ze here. Sh. expects to have he
brother, Robert GAR, u with her durinl
August.
The "kebo NaH c.u.' expect to oper
the Gentlemen'a Driving Park on July tu
with appropriate ceremonies There will b'
a speech by Mr Edmund Pendeton or Mr.
Charlie Howe and Mrs Burton Harrison vii
read will read poem special,
written for the occasion. TIE club hOuse !
a long two story hospitsble looking building
with vide bow Window overlooking tn
track 4 good man from Philadelphia sil
have charge Of the restaurant. There ar
several tennis courts and a base ball dia
mond Mr. Bob Cornell Of New York
Who comes here every summer, is expecte
to organize the rival nines TO play On tn
neF ground.
Mr ogden Goldman and Miss Goldman o
LiHcOln Mass. who are we'll known 10 Bo.
81. Il
weeks ago. Mr.. Codman i. president of tn
club here near the Newport House, and il
general favorite with everybody. He rente
cottage last wear from Mr.. lie Grssse 70
beyond the Malvern Hotel. but does not -
pect to bring hi. family up this year Tn
tie. which bind him 70 the place are sue
tia, he may give up other plsns and come
Mr Charles J Hove, whom every bod
knows ard likes, as by dnt Of much q
.endit1re Of money and taste. finally con
yerted Woodbury. Park into beautiful hill
surrounded and tree-dotted .avsnnah
will be the centre Of fashionable col
ony Of cottages
Dr. J. Frederick May Of Washington
father Of Fred May and Of Mrs. e.
Wright. Who was a, one time engaged t
! j
hi. ner cottage on the top Of Susrberr
hill. property which 3e bought Of Mrs. Pen
l!eton. mother Of Edmund Pendieton, an
expects to move into II next week. IN
MAY secured in Warrington three very beat
tiful old carved wood mautels. They yer
taken from Gen. Jessop's old house j
I Washington. which was lately torn dorf
Dr. May brought these msntels all the va
| ~ here and has had them removed and Sc
/ up in hi. cottage a, great expense. He neve
xearies Of dilating on their beauties to hi
| friends.
/ Prof. Austin Phelps Of Andover. Mas.
| who has been up here since the latter part {
April, is very far from veil, and ha. at SCI
( eral times been in what his friends re2arde
a. an exceedingly critical condition. Pro
Geo. Harris Of Andover. who has Gotta
here, also has given up his planned trip
Europe and reached here last week vi
Mrs Harris anil the children. Another Al
dover professor, Rev. f. II. johnson, is al,
Bar Harbor cottage osner.
Ore Of the handsornest cottages that
ever been erected here is that Just finish
for Mr.. Barney, a rich Cincinna,ian. It
built on the lo- range Of hills overlook