New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
CHEERFUL FTRESIDES At MT. DESERT
THEY BRIGHTEN THE LIVES OF SToRMSTAYED
CoTTAGERS-BUT SUNSHINE Is NOT LACKING.

THEY BRIGHTEN THE LIVES OF ST0RMSTAYED
COTTAGERS-BUT SUNSHINE IS NOT LACKING
Bar uarbor July Gpecian.-A more beautiful
place than Mount Desert after season u rain "hich
has cleared tho air and mnde the roads perfect ior
travel II would be difficult To find Even the foggy
DAYS which ended In one grand storm We're not ~ all
depressing for thu cheerful open hrepsc. which are
feature IN NIL Bar Iiarbr cottages, were piled mi
Of odorons pine logs and little heed was given to the
coudy si,,, As soon a. the made IT, appearance
there WAS an iunlca demand for horses and vehicles
Of all knds-the blackboard. oi course, coming INST
on the list and the ocean DIVE presented gay ep
pcar,nce Bar IIar,,cr Is famous for It's beautiful
drives but the roads along tho shore are particularly
magnificent after n storm. when the great waves dash
against the rocks ard spray the gliStenng U'ushs Vi
the ln1urant Overhanging evergrecns.
The ssasop will open with dinner and dance nj tho
Kel,D Valley club House on Monday evening. FOR winch
extensive preparations ar" being made. The enter
tainmcnts given at the club are always great sue
cess owing to the energy OF the members, VINO say
that this year viii eclipse al others In point oil gnye'y
Miss Harriet shaw. the harpis;. who Is at prr-nt In
London will arrivs herr IN time to give recital at
the clubhouse late In August. Miss shaw will return
after a brief stay with her parents at the Nes' III"
Hotel, having concert engagements whlch Will hecP
busy unrl another spring.
Although N. Kcbo club Is certain 70 nract an I'm
noc throng al It's social affairs yet It's distance from
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suitable place for entertainments nearer 10 the hotels
Tho Village improvement soctety has long been con
sdcriug plans for CaAno but as yet nothing defh'te
has ben done The Grand Central Hotel, AT Muih
and Mount Desert sts has been talked Of as suitaos
place Rodcks will probably not open as hotel
and that would also be desirable location Tor cIo-
house. rarXc Goodwin, OF Ncw-Yorh Is one OF tho
most energetic members Of tho association ana has
always been active In all that pertains TO I'll" advance
melit OF the village Mr. Goodwin, with his family. has
been at Meadowrldge in Albert Meadow for scv"f'I!
weeks. Mira. Albert do Castro and Miss Nathalie de
Castro are at Mead0wsdc. the pretty cottage adjoining
Mr. Godvins
The Loulsburg opened on Tuesday, and the list oil
guests for the entire season is unusually large. Tho
morning concerts given by the Orphcus Musical ClhO
Of BOSTON, OF the many pleasant features of this
hotel. Miss II. r. Chase, OF New York, who has been
visiting the Copey Amorys, AT Walpolc y. H.. WAS
among tho first arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius II. GroSsman and their TWO
children have been spending n few weeks at the bci-
mont. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Fremont smith, OF 81
Augustine Fla arc occupying their pretty cottage
lust across from the hotel Miss Grossman the sister
OF Mr. tsrossman and Mrs. Fremont smith, Is their
guest Mr. and Mrs f.. T. Blrrifall Mr. aud Mrs. G. II.
lIillhousc Mrs. NJ De KOvcn Casey, Miss Mary hra'h
and Miss Grannis are among the New Workers regis
tered at tho belmont.
DR.. and Mrs Grant, Madison Grant De Forest
ven. They Will occupy Kcbo cottage during the
season.
Mrs NJ. q. Evans and Miss Evans are nj Lynam's
General j. j. Dana and wife arrived on Wednesday ut
the Porcupne. W. H. Van Guildcr DR.. Charles Nor
ris. Mrs > T.. Phelps and Miss Adde F. Phelps are nt
the Marlborough
Mrs. A. Beeckcr Banks and Lieutenant and Mrs
william Lawrence Greene Of Albany, are delightfully."-
situated at Chawod. They receive their guests on
saturday mornings. Lieutenant and Mrs Greene will
accompany Mr.. Young, the welLknown nshermcn's
guide, on n fishing trip next week. Mrs Greene is
An enthusiastic angler, and always returns with Il
Several New York and Brooklyn families arc at
sorrento this Year. Camden e. Dixie and his
who Is "A beautiful an accomplished girl, has recently
become engaged Mr.. Murray Boocock, Of BrOOk'y
who Will also spend the summer at 5orre1to Mr..
II. a. Gr0Sbech, OF Mt. Morris ave, and Mrs william,
Terrain. of Washington Park, among the New
York arrivals this week at Hotel sorrento.
Mrs James j. lIOwdon. OF New York. is with Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Washington at Nasiur1ium cot
tagc, Hlghbrook Load.
Edgar scott Of Philadelphia arrived this week.
leaving his yncht Helen fogbound at Portland Mr..
SCOTS sunburnt face showed evidence OF sea
voyage lie is wonderfully popular young
the steamer An invitation to lunch with the Potter
boys was accepted by the traveller and In ac-
Mrs. ROtcrt Potter has made her summer home for
years.
east lIarbor In preference TO the morc fashionable
Bar Iurbor IS settled for The summer. Bishop Doanc
ana family arc at Mas,mn, Do W James T. Gardner
Lewis and Miss Lewis. at Bishops Gate; the Rev.
DR.. Huntington and family at Roadside: DR.. J; c.
OGstcn ut Harrison COTTAGE Mrs. Peter Jay and
mmily, Mrs. Davis Mrs. Robbins. Mrs. Irwin and
Miss lrwin at larlOr Side, te Rev. &. d. Smith and
family ut Smith cottngc.
THE WAUMBEK OPEN.