Evening star., 1909-07-11
BAR HARBoR.
OF The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The star.
BAR HARBOR. Me-. July S. 1900.
These are the weeks Of the heavy rail-
road traffic on the Bar HarDor branch.
and a string of private cars Is daily
lined up at the ferry. besides Pullnans
and chair cars by the dozen. The double
header. or the train running in two sec
tions is nov the rule rather than the ex-
ception. and the New York train for the
past week has been several hours late
daily, owing to a broken bridge up in
New Hampshire. which necessitates a
roundabout route, and also due to the
heavy traffic.
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney of Wash
ington Is expected here late In the sum-
mer for good portion of the season
Mrs. Barney used to spend her seasons
at Bar Harbor altogether. and was the
acknowledged leader Of the social colony.
To her ingenuity the success of the an
nuai hospital entertainment was usually
due, and she was clever entertainer,
whose departure left a decided void here.
Her cottage. Ban-y-Bryn. has for several
years been rented to Jacob II. Schiff.
The cruise OF the New York Yacht Club
here promises to be even more successful,
owing to the intention of the Seawanhaka
Corinthian Yacht Club and the Corinthian
Yacht Club of Philadelphia to join them
On tHeiT cruise 10 MOUTH 1teseTt nc
latter two clubs have arranged cruise
which is 10 make three runs, starting
from Oyster Bay to Newport. SO that the
yachts may arrive at the latter port In
time to join the New York Yacht Club
fleet, which Is to rendezvous there Thurs
day. August 5. A good percentage Of the
Philadelphia yachts will accompany the
club eastward and everything looks
bright for the biggest week of the season
here when the yachts come
TIor rnvHo Sr,in ~Apd
Oyster Bay Saturday. July 81. and the
yachts will remain at anchor there until
Monday morning. That day the run VIII
be from Oyster Bay to Morris cove then
from Morris cove to New London, and
then from New London to Newport. The
more yachts that come the more they
will be welcomed.
The new regulations adopted by the
legislature requiring the uses Of muf-
fier device on all motor boats went into
effect July .. and the harbor is notice
ably Quieter than In past summers bar
Harbor cottage owners were noticeaDiy
active In securing the passage OF the
law. and Its application affects Bar Har-
Dor largely. Formerly life was almost in-
tolerable at the cottages along the harbor
front owing to the noise. largely at an
uneafthly hour in the morning, OF some
little dory fitted up with a cheap and
noisy gasoline engine which puHed ahd
throbbed loudly for hours. This has been
remedied and the cottagers along the
water front may get their early morning
sleep undsturbed.
Sixteen servants and twenty-one horses
of the d. G. Reids OF New York came
Wednesday. and the family Is expected
to arrive at once They will occupy the
George w. Vanderbilt cottage, Pointe d.
Acadie. and will take prominent part
this summer. They are expected to make
large entries at the horse show.
DR.. John J. Mason OF Newport, r. l.,
and Frank Arnold of Orange, N. j.. are
among the late arrivals at the Louisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald De koven have
engaged apartments at the De Gregoire
for the season. Others who have season
apartments are Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dyneley Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Morgan, Mr.. and
France and Louis A. Biddle of Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hone of New York
are here after a tour around the world
They started from New York about the
middle OF February and had a long and
eventful trip. They are at their cottage,
the Bandbox, for the summer.
w. w. Finley. the president of the
Southern Railway Association. together
with Mrs. Finley ana their three daugh-
son. They have been numbered among
the cottage colony for several seasons and
have usually been prominent entertainers
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Cochran, jr.,
A. Cochran are at their cottages here for
the summer. Both families are in mourn
ing owing to the death Of Mrs. Cochran,
their mother, Of Yonkers, n. T.. who died
made her summer home at Sorrento.
aeross the bay. and was largely interested
In the place. where she owned much
property
Mrs. J. r. ogden. Mrs. Edwin La Mon
tagne and Miss Dolly N. La Montague of
AZ. a
viii stay at the Belmont.
Season guests at the st. Sauveur in
clude A. Meserole and Mrs. ]. V. Meser
ole Of New York. Season guests at the
Malvern include James A. Benedict, Miss
Benedict and Miss v. R. Graves OF New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Pat
tersdn and family, who are at the Gera-
mum cottage, connected with the NAL
vern.
Nine. Bonaparte and her son, Jerome
Of Washington are at the
Woodbine cottage, West street, for the
summer.
William Rhinelander Stewart of New
York is here for the summer and is at
Greenlawn cottage. He will spend some
little time at Newport during the sum-
mer. the guest OF Lispenard Stewart. who
is expected here for visit later in the
season.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Miss .IIinekley
and Master Robert Hinckley of Washing
ton are at the st. Sauveur for the sea.
son.
b. w. c. Falls of New York is at the
Herbert Parsons cottage at Hulls Cove.
J. r. Trunnell and H. H. Clark of
Washington are at the Lyman House for
a brief stay. Others registered there are
Mr.. and Mrs Hilmef Ugsla Of New York.
III. F. Bell of Washington is among
the weeks arrivals at the Louisbure.
Minister and Mn1s. Louden OF the Nor
wegian legation at Washington are at
the Malvern for an extended stay
Mrs. Beriah Wilkins and family of
Mrs. George Howar of Washington has
leased the Morse cottage on High street.
Mrs. Howard left Washington recently