New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
BhR HARBOR COOL and INVITING.
SIMMER RESIDENTS HAVE ALREADY ARRIVED
IL C0NsfnrR ABLE. NrMDERS

SIMMER RESIDENTS HAVE ALREADY ARRIVED
IN CONSIDERABLE NUMBERS
Par JIarhor June 4 (Speclan.-A cold, bscKwu'
o,ssrreeable May has melted into warm. oa'my
June and Mt. Desert begins TO assume once mo'' NV
festive appearance OF o fashionable watering pnce
Maine Central keeps up with the procession !" ''"'S
preparation for tho immigration OF the summer 'o"''.
The beautiful new steam ferryboat Spph" WIS p''eu
ON tho route last week and the Sunday trains haVs
begun to run
Tho co,,arcrs who come here In May are those
u,bo consider Ear HarbOr their home There are Il
few who do this and who seem honestly pleased 10
get back even though H. Is stiu freezing co'u A'u
bcy leave warm and delightful cline for the chl''
coa, of Maine. Among those first comcrs are Nr.
md Mrs Edmund PenGleton. OF cincinnati hu""'"
ro,cs and family. Of Philadelphia; f. e. eastman
and family Of Newport Mr. and Mrs. W. b. nee
and Mis-. Rices sisters. the Misses stevens, OF New
York Mrs Coviic. another sister OF Mrs. RICE VIII
arrive obout the last OF the month, and Will occupy
the Norris cottage.
The new cottage which is berg built for Jo'n
( Kennedy the New York banker. Is masterpiece o'
architectural beauty. IL VIII he hniShc" ny ' ~
10 when tho family will come to occupy ". Inc
cottage or rather mansion, for II is 100 feet long
is hull, alomst entirely OF stone and is len"tiiu"v
i,,a,od n, the shore near Point dAcadlc. the van
dcrhlt place.
There will be other Now YorRers the cottagers
ly,c This season. Among those who bavc rcn'co co-
,ccs urc George A. Robbins. oliver Hartman George
G. Whecloch. william p. Draper and Ehwa" T.
SAMPSON -,u
The Hon wayne Mcveagh. OF Phi'anelph"' WI"
occuny the Kebo cottage and Dr. Louls starr OF tho
same city. has rented the A. L. Higgins cottage.
CHARLES f. MAYER the president OF the b""imoic
and Ohio Railroad. Will come In June 70 me Sa''c
cottage be had last year. Saltar, tn Wesi-st. INC
Tides the next cottage. is rented to Jo'hna hrAucv,
% nos,on and william Morris. OF Ncw-iork, VIII
occupy Marevista.
g. / Morrill, and the Misses Morrill, are ALREADY at
inojr cottage Redwood and are enoving '.'e >p'"'
,ordcninc on their own account. privilege they
cannot indulge in at their Beacon ST ho"'e u" 49,, 49,,
Redwood Is beautiful place ana 'he sro"' ~
the effect Of their spring lnbors
The Blainps expected TO nrnve u, I y, wn,ua
about the middle Of June. They VIII come 70 mn, .T
dirertly after the Minneapolis Ccnyfnten DaM W.,
ROMAN In AuF.,a for Nw oS SnS INVARIABLY beau
ifnl his spring The vines and shrubs IN WhsI VIZ;
Blaine takes so much pride arc coming ~pay iVr""'"
in .pte of the cold weather ,x,o wa. Mr. D.ne's
pbysician hast year. has rented he Pi1m rss
rolass in Mount Desert s. for THIS ysaT Mir ss
arrived with her grandchildren and Is at Lynan' me
Philadelphia motel. which is the hrs1 'o opsn' u;
We~y End will open the lasI OF the m,s'n, hnc h@,"s
r,rr and the Malvern July l. The "iher hVcs
viii ali be open by the middle OF the month. fpore
come earlier and remain later ~ Mount Drs'r' e'o''
year. . -. A, ,.,.,a g. tas. cor,,pr for
cr,rd ~ rival Bar Harl,or President Eliot. OF liar
ward: President Low, Of Columbia DR.. iiIn,'ngnn.
Of Grace hnTca MsAop nD DSnf UPON 1I h "traacns
spot and sought 10 pass their snn'n ne, 'ie
aud jeaously tried T. guard II from the c. %
The Kimball House c',ertenS more OF the 400 man
any other hotel on the whole island.