Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05
BAR HARBOR.
Special Correspondence of The Star

special correspondence of The Star
BAR HARBOR, Me-. July 4. 1908.
notable ADDITION TO the Washington
colony at Bar Hartor this week was the
arrival of the venerable Chief Justice
Melville w. Fuller Of the United States
Supreme Court. who came to his cottage
at Sorrento just across the bay. The
Chief Justice. who is in excellent health
came directly from the BowdOin College
commencement, of which institution he
is one of the foremost graduates. and
went to his cottage Mayne stage at
Sorrento. He has spent his summers there
for many years, and his striking lgure,
crowned with its long white hair, Is
frequently seen on Bar Harbor streets,
although he prefers the quiet and seclu-
sion of his own home
Another figure of national prominence
was Mrs. Marcus A Hanna of Washing
ton. who went to her cottage at Sea-
Harbor. after trip to the republican ma
tional convention at Chicago. This resort
is but few miles from Bar Haroor' anu
Mrs. Hanna Is seen here frequently.
Much interest is aroused i'll the an
nouncement of the second series OF con
| certs at the Building Of Arts. These are
to open the 18th. Last years series OF
concerts packed the building to the doors
and this year promises to witness d rePe-
tition.
Representative Francis Burton Harrl,
son. who has been prominently mentiollec
as one of the possibilities for the ueIlo.
cratic vice presidential nomination: iet
this week for Denver. where he VIII at
tend the national convention lie Has
just returned from a fortnights hshlhg
| trip to the Canadian woods. TINS season
he is occupying Sea Urchins. the cottage
Of his mother, Mrs. Burton Harrisoii'
| who is abroad this summer.
Mr.. Edward Morrell of Philadelphia ana
Washington came Tuesday for the sum
| mer, which he will pass at Thlr'stane. ms
cottage on Malvern Hill. Last season Sac,tl
the Morrells were in the Adlrondacks'
and came here only for day or Two
They will spend the greater part OF the
summer here, and it is gratifying ~ .he!I
friends that Mrs. Morrells health IS
steadily improving.
Arthur d. Addison. who is at MS cot
tage, Rockbourne. and DR.. and Mrs. Guy
Fairfax Whiting, who are at the van
Doren cottage at Hulls Cove, are among
the arrivals of the week. Other arrivals
include Mrs Carolyn X. Wright and sons
of " ashington. who are at the Hlnch
cottage on High street for the season.
Mrs Elliott +. Shepard is the guest OF
her son-in-law. Ernesto g. Fahbrl, at the
Fabbri cottage at Duck Brook for the
summer.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra play
ers are expected at the Swimming Club
next week to open the series OF concerts
during the morning bathing hour. Inc
pool has Deen the most popular place ii1te
| the past week. due to the hot weather
| which has made bathing delightful: 1 ~
| present officers of the club are: Edgar
Scott. president: William Lawrence
| Green. vice president; Edward b. MeaTs
secretary and treasurer; A. Blocker
| Banks. William Lawrence Green. Arthur
D. Addison Edgar Scott. Clement B
| Newbold Edward 3. Mears ana Philip
| Livingston, board of directors.
Joseph Pulitzer arrived for the summer
Wednesday. coming in his new steam
| Yacht Liberty which forms an attractive
| addition to the harbor. The Liberty is
the second largest steam yacht in the
world and is of graceful design. Mrs
| Pulitzer and the Misses Pulitzer have
| been here for some time.
| The Malvern. De Gregoire and Louis
burg all opened their doors this week
July l. All the hotels are now open, ant
! hotel men say that their bookings have
rarely been so good at this time.