New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
BAR HARBOR SEASON.
Opened rith July HoLdays-Cot.
tages and Hotels Occupied.

Bar Harbor. Ne. July GSpeciaD-Bar Harbor IS
slowly coming into the bloom OF summer. The sea-
son had its opening on Monday. when the first
golfng event OF the summer took place. at the Kebo
Valley Club. and the swimming club had it's
formal opening. Most OF the cottages on the bay
and among the hills already occupied. and all
OF the hotels were open by the end OF the week
This resort has finally attained a suitable place
FOR big entertainments after lack OF it for almost
ten years. Ever since the big old clubhouse Of the
KebO Valley Club was burned there has not been
a place for balls and vaudeville performances.
But this year the swimming club, which was or
ganized last season. has built an addition TO its
clubhouse on the bay. primarily for ballroom. but
at end is a small stage. making the hall suit
able for all sorts OF entertainments
The report has come here that Secretary Nor
ton OF the Navy Department is to send the North
Atlantic Squadron of the United States Navy TO
Frenchmans Bay for five six weeks. and also
that Admiral Douglass. OF the Canadian Squadron
OF the British Navy. IS to come down from Hall
fax for week Several ships of the
American training squadron already in the bay.
and the remainder of the fleet is 10 arrive SOON
Rear Admiral w c. Wlss is in command OF the
ships.
Miss Alice Roosevelt is to come here soon as the
guest of Countess Cassni niece Of the Russian Am
bassador who is spending the summer here. The
two young women are athletic IN their tendencies
and are close friends. Countess Cassnf is fond OF
walking. and can be seen somewhere in the neigh
boring country almost any hour OF the day
Baron Hengelmuller, the Austrian Ambassador
ut Washington and Baroness HengelmuIler are
also enthusiastic pedestrians One day recently.
when the couple returning from walk. their
young daughter turned the garden hose on them
and they rushed laughing and drenched. into their
cottage.
Congressman Robert r. Hit. OF illinois, who re-
Gently into national prominence as a Candi-
date for the Republican nomination for the Vice
Presidency, arrived at Ban-y-Bryn on Sunday
night. Mr.. Hit has been Ill. and IS the slow
road to recovery. He came wrapped UP IN steamer
rugs and blankets. and accompanied by nurses.
doctors and attendants. Mrs. Hit with the
Congressman, and his son is expected soor-
Congressman Edward Morreu the life and soul
OF the Bar Harbor Horse Show. arrived on Monday
morning from Philadelphia. one Of whose districts
he represents in the lower house of the national
legislature. Colonel Morrell was accompanied by
his wife. and they will occupy their cottage for the
summer.
Tho Right Rev William Lawrence Episcopal
Bishop of Massachusetts,. and Miss Lawrence ar
rived at their cottage on Monday. Mrs Lawrence
has been here for some time.
Johnston Livingston. OF New-York. and his
daughter the Countess Laugier-Vfllars, are at the
Livingston cottage. in KebO-st Count Villars Is
still in Paris. whittier he called on June IS
by the death of his mother, the Dowager Countess
Laugier-Villars. He IS expected here in a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Maitland. Of New-Yorh
and Mrs. McCOsh, OF Princeton " J.. are at Sal
ance Rock for the season.
Mrs. Richard GambriL of New-York is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles Carroll Jackson
at LIangollen.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Bleecker Banks. OF New-York.
have arrived at Saltair- Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lawrence Green Joined them there on saturday
Mrs Banks will as usual. receive on Saturday
mornings during July and August
Mrs. William p. Rice is at her cottage Vyestdela
for the summer months. Mrs. Rice has had as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Folks Of New-York
who are enjoying trip through Eastern Maine
Mrs Rice and her guests paid i visit 70 Sonnes-
vile early In the week stopping for luncheon at the
Somes House. Mr. and Mrs. Folks started on
Tuesday for MachIaA