New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
BAR H4RBOR.
Formal Festivities Begin zcith the
Fourth Manu- ArriUals.

| Bar HarSor Me- July 4-The first real start on
the summers festivities began tonight. when the
first hop of the was held at the swimming
Club The Fourth Of July, according to an unWrit-
tradition, is supposed to begin formal 1estiVl-
ties and a pleasant dance marked the occasion
Decorations In keeping with the occasion and the
day were displayed at the clubhouse. and the af-
| fair was successful in every way.
The last week has had various kinds Of happen
ings from a sneak thief down. The butler at Mrs.
| Buchanan Winthrop's cottage found a suspicious
| looking individual the yard, who dropped his
pIunder and when questioned Several valu-
able clocks and other articles plunder from cot
tages and hotels found him. and the thief
was arrested by a policeman. Last year the cot
tage of A Howard Hnkle, OF Cincinnati was
entered while the family at dinner and sew
eral thousand dollars worth Of jewels carried on
the first robbery here in a number Of years
The Building of Arts has announced second
series of concerts during the months Of July and
August similar TO those OF last season. which
nroved so popular The first is to be given by
Mime. Louise Homer on July 26. and the Adamowsk
trio are to follow. There will be six concerts In
all, the remaining musicians and dates to be an
nounced in a short time.
John s. Kennedy. the well known New York
banker is expected back within a few days from
his annual extended vacation in Canada where ne
explores the beauties Of the Restigouche annu-
ally Mr.. Kennedy plans TO have months fishing
each June and is qualified expert with the
rod Mrs A. F. Schaufier, Mrs. Kennedys sister,
has been with her at Kenarden Lodge for some
time and the party Joined by Dr. A F.
Schauffer this week.
John D. Rockefeller. jr., after spending few
days at his cottage here. getting his family settled
for the summer. has returned to New York. but
will run down here at intervals during the sum-
n1er months.
The Symphony players are expected at the SWIM
ming Club soon. and the series of morning con-
certs during the bathing hours II to o'clock. will
begin
Johnston Livingston, Of New York. arrived this
week for the summer. and will occupy his cottage
in Kebo street. Philip Livingston was also among
the arrivals at the same time, and VIII occupy one
of his cottages In Eden street
Mrs Elliott F. Shepard. OF New York, came this
week for the summer and is the guest of her SON
in-aw Ernesto C. Fabbri at his cottage on the
upper shore
w Butler Duncan. OF New York. and his daugh-
ter Mrs Dana and Miss Dana. among the
arrivals the early part Of the week and will oc-
cupy their cottage, in West street. usual this
summer.
The Malvern De Gregoire and Lousburg all
onened their doors this week, has been their an
nual custom Hotel say that their early sea-
son has rarely been good at this time.
General Thomas Hamln Hubbard and Miss Hub
bard of New York, among the arrivals the
first of the week General Hubbard, who Is now
head of Arctic Exploration Society in the place
of the late Morris K. Jesup has been attending
bard is Of The leading trustees. and has been
one OF the largest donors to that institution
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller OF Washington.
of the United States Supreme Court, was another
who came direct from the Bowdoin commence
ment and is at his Sorrento home. Mayne stage
Kebo is open for the summer and the schedule
of golf fixtures for the season viii be announced
very shortly.
Edward Morreu of Philadelphia among the
arrivals of Tuesday. and is at Thirlstane, his Bar
Harbor cottage, for the summer.
Among the cottage arrivals at Seal Harbor this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Rodman. OF
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 3. Dane. OF Brook
line who have the cottage OF Bishop Mackay
Smith; Mr.. and Mrs. z. V. Douglass. OF Chestnut
HILL Penn: Mrs Marcus A. Hanna. OF washing
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Richard n Hoe. of New York;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mansfield, Of New York.
and Professor and Mrs. W. T sedgwick. Of Brook
line. Mass.
Judge Ingraham of New York. arrived on Sun
day for the summer. and Is at the Foster cottage,
IN High street. Other arrivals OF Sunday were Mrs
Carolyn K Wright and her sons OF Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting and family. OF
Washington arrived this week, and at the Van
Doren cottage. at Hulls Cove.
Dave Hennen Morris. of New York. started this
week for a brief trip 10 Europe. He will be away
only a few weeks and will rejoin his family at
their Hull's Cove cottage later IN the summer
''whea shall 1 call again with this bill. Mr.
Ardup?