Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15
BAR HARBoR.


Special Correspondents Of Tbs Star.
BAR HARBoR. Ne. July IS, 1903
This week at Bar Harbor has been gay
one. The streets have bean nlled daily
with carriages and pedestrians from early
morning until late at night. and Bar Har-
Dor has taken on its usual summer appear
ancs when the real season Is On in full
blast The visit of the Eastern Yacht Club
has been the principal event of the week.
The club terminated Its cruise here after
a very successful run from Marblehead,
and the gates of the town have been thrown
wide open 10 welcome the sunburned gen.
tleman shippers. who had a number of ex-
citing brushes on their way up here.
The dog show to be held here August 16
II and Is will be under American Kennel
Club rules. 50 that wins will count toward
championship. The committee has pro-
vided classification for nearly all breeds
which are likely to show up, q total of BIG
classes having been made. In addition to
cash prizes to be given In all CLASSES al
ready something like one hundred special
prizes in plate have been offered in COM
petition The show will be held under large
tents erected for the purpose on Cottage
street. which is centrally located. The
prize list will be out about the 18TH The
show is under the management of H. e.
Zero Of Washington.
the swimming club this season, although
the evening has not as yet been decided
upon. Last season the hops were held
Mondays. but for various reasons there is
talk of changing the evenings to Saturday
this year.
The Misses Patten of Washington came
to the Malvern this week and Will pass
the season there, as they have for some
years.
The old swimming pool club building on
Eden street has been opened this summer
by Its new owner, William II. L.. Lee Of
New York. who has opened it as an apart
ment house. In the olden days of Rar
Harbor 1t was started as a swimming club
and casino by the Malvern Land Improve
ment Company, but was gigantic failure,
and has been untenanted for years. The
building is in good condition yet, and the
owner contemplates making an attractive
casino and park out of it, a purpose fer
which it is admirably adapted.
The third division of the North Atlantic
squadron, under the command Of Admiral
Bradford, is expected here this month at
any time from the 18th to the Goth. The
North Atlantic squadron will spend several
weeks here also in September, according to
the present schedule.
The visit of the Eastern Yacht Club,
which came Friday and Saturday, has been
the principal event of the week, and the
annual cruise to Bar Harbor Of the club
terminated as successfully as in past years.
1t had been hoped that the New York
Yacht Club might be induced to make an
other cruise here, as had been its custom
in past years, but 1t Is very unlikely that
such event will happen this year.
Among the yachts with the fleet which
came here are the steam yachts Juniata
and Pantooset. and the sail yachts Column
bia, Corona. Emerald, Constance. Heron,
Louisa, Cricket. Hummer, Athene, Glori-
ana, Erin, Doris, Isis, Taormtna, Derivish,
Esperanto and Quisetta.
At the annual meeting OF the summer
residents association. which occurred Mon
day. the following officers were elected
for the following year: President, DR.. Rob-
ert Amory; vice president. Clement d. New
bold; secretary and treasurer, L. E, OPP
dyke; board Of directors, DR.. Robert
Amory, A. ]. Cassatt. Edward Coles,
George B. Dorr, ]. Pierrepont Edwards.
Gen. Thomas Hamlin Hubbard John g.
Kennedy, ]. L. Ketterlinus, Lea McIlvaine
Luquer, r. Hall Mccormick, David 3. og-
den and Edgar Scott.
The first concert OF the season by
the Louisburg orchestra was given Sunday
evening and was delightful affair.
Mrs. John P. Jackson of Washington and
Miss Jackson are among the arrivals of
Saturday at the st. Sauveur. 49,.
Mrs. Thomas H. Hubbard came Thursday
and has opened her cottage for the season.
Her daughter, Miss Hubbard. is with her,
and Gen. Hubbard is expected shortly.
Rear Admiral MCGOWAN and Miss Nc
Gowan OF Washington are among the
guests of the week at the Kimball House.
c. L. Marlatt of Washington and Miss A.
NJ Marlatt Of Providence were registered
at the Seaside this week.
Mrs. j. W. Babson and family of WASH
ington have opened their summer home at
Brooksville.
NJ C. Aubrey of Washington is a guest
at the Newport.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Schallenburger and family of Washington
have opened their cottage at Brooklin and
will spend the summer there.
Mrs L. P. Goodwin has opened her cot
tage on Highland avenue, OH Orchard.
Her son, Edward c. Goodwin, librarian Of
the United States Senate, arrived this week
to spend the summer.
Messrs David Fairchild and r. II. Chap
man of Washington are among the guests
at the Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor.