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BAR HARBOR REAL ESTATE
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202 South 15th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BAR HARBOR, MAINE
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England, was discovered in 1604, by Champlain
L' Isle des Monts Desert," or
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jftlltltjc paratively small area of about one hundred
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fifteen ponds and lakes, from a few acres to several square
miles in area, deep gorges and picturesque glens, bold
promontories and broad stretches of forest, sparkling streams,
bays, harbors, coves and indentations of every variety and
form. Its mountains can be seen sixty miles at sea, the
highest of them, Green Mountain, forming a stately back-
ground to Bar Harbor, the Queen of American Summer
Resorts, which nestles on a wooded plateau at its foot,
where the waters of Frenchman's Bay mingle with the broad
Atlantic.
Bar Harbor, in the Town of Eden, takes its name from
the sand bar which connects the main island with Bar Island,
and forms an inner and outer harbor, in one or the other of
which vessels can find shelter from any gale that blows.
There are nine hotels in the village, and a large number of
elegant and costly summer residences. Among the owners
and summer occupants of these beautiful homes are many of
the most distinguished people of the country.
Bar Harbor owes its popularity as a summer resort to
the natural advantages and attractions it possesses, including
magnificent mountain and ocean scenery, beautiful lakes and
streams, enchanting woodland vistas, delightful drives amid
ever varying surroundings, charming walks, fishing, boating
and fresh, bracing air. Among its public conveniences and
improvements are a pure and adequate water supply, a
perfect system of drainage, electric lighting, excellent postal,
telephone and telegraph service, good roads and a compre-
hensive system of bridle paths. The Kebo golf links are
second to none in New England. Of the many good roads
which traverse the length and breadth of the island it is
difficult to decide which opens up the most beautiful scenery.
The Atlantic or Ocean Drive skirts the base of Newport
Mountain and follows the shore southward, past Schooner
Head and the Spouting Horn, Anemone Cave, Thunder Cave,
Newport Beach and Great Head to Otter Cliffs. The road in
many places is cut out of the solid ledge, and winds along
the edge of precipices or by the brink of the restless sea.
Turning inland again by the placid waters of Otter Creek
the road makes homeward through the grand and rugged
scenery of the Gorge, between the wooded battlements of
Newport and the steep, bare cliffs of Dry Mountain.
The Cornice or Bay Drive is a continuation of Eden
street, beginning at the dell which shelters the outlet of
picturesque Duck Brook and climing along the beetling
face of the cliffs, high above the blue waters of the bay, to
the historic little hamlet of Hulls Cove, in whose rustic
graveyard repose the ashes of the De Gregoires, the heirs of
Sieur de la Motte Cadillac, and grantees under the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts of the whole island of Mount Desert.
From this point the Breakneck and Norway Drives strike
inland, opening up an endless variety of lake and woodland
scenery.
The Twenty-two Mile Drive takes the visitor by the
Ocean Drive to Otter Creek, thence by the attractive Sea
View Drive along the shore to Seal Harbor; through that
pretty little village and along the Sea Wall to Northeast
Harbor, on by the deep blue waters of Somes Sound, an
inland sea that would shelter the navies of the world, to the
quiet little hamlet of Somesville. After one of the chicken
dinners for which the place is famous, the drive is again
resumed through the woods and by Eagle Lake homeward.
The bridle paths, laid out and kept in good condition
through the tireless energy of the V. I. A. Committee, open
up a variety of scenery which cannot be reached otherwise.
In the extent of territory covered by the view the Green
Mountain paths lead, the most popular one to reach the
summit being the Gorge Path. The return is made over the
long spur of the mountain in a zigzag path, opening up new
stretches of hill, lake and ocean scenery at every turn. At
one's feet are the silvery waters of Eagle Lake, while the
hoary head of Katahdin marks the limit of the view.
Well denned paths also lead to all of the
other mountain peaks. The Shore Path, a
promenade skirting the shore from the
wharves to Cromwells Harbor, is a fea-
ture in itself. By moonlight it is almost .,
romantic and beautiful promenade, while in daylight it is
an unending source of pleasure and joy to the children.
Convenient, open at all hours, and always cool and refresh-
ing, it is a charming place of resort within a few minutes'
walk of the hotels.
The harbor is an ideal sheet of water for boating, and
all kinds of craft from the birch bark canoe to the sloop or
motor launch can be found at the boat wharves. Fishing
gear and bait are supplied if desired, and a competent sailor
and fisherman to take charge. Well fitted steamers ply on
the bay and call at neighboring resorts, and one fond of the
water can spend all the time thereon that he chooses.
New and valuable additions to Bar Harbor's many attrac-
tions include the handsome granite postoffice, the splendid
Y. W. C. A. building and the magnificent Jesup Memorial
Library. The swimming pool on the West street shore,
connected with which are a fine clubhouse and casino and
several good tennis courts, and the Arts Building, situated
on the Cromwell Harbor road, near the Kebo Valley Club
golf links offers splendid attractions.
To those who would hold communication with Nature
in her wildest and grandest moods, Bar Harbor offers
such facilities as are presented nowhere else; and the
lover who would woo her in her gentle guise will find
here also richest opportunity. To the
wearied man of business and to the tired
votary of fashion, Nature extends alike
a welcoming hand, promising to each
genuine recreation and enjoyment.
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A VIEW OF THE HALLWAY IN ONE OF THE SUMMER COTTAGES
PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE HARBOR
TURBULENT WATERS OF FRENCHMAN'S BAY AS SEEN FROM THE SHORE PATH
SAND BEACH, ON THE OCEAN DRIVE
THE MEADOW IN THE GORGE
TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYERS AND BATTLESHIPS IN THE LOWER HARBOR
BATTLESHIPS IN THE UPPER HARBOR, SHOWING FLAGSHIPS OF TWO WARS
Hartford i >!ympia
MAIN STREET BETWEEN COTTAGE AND MT. DESERT STREETS
THE GORGE DRIVE BETWEEN NEWPORT AND DRY MOUNTAINS
OCEAN DRIVE NEAR SAND BEACH-BEEHIVE MOUNTAIN IN DISTANCE
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ST. SAVIOUR'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MT. DESERT STREET
PANORAMIC VIEW OF BAR HARBOR
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THE FABBRI COTTAGE
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PULPIT ROCK ON THE SHORE PATH
SURF VIEW ON THE SHORE PATH
AN ITALIAN GARDEN AT "BLAIR EYRIE"
NEWPORT MOUNTAIN
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REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS FIRMS OF BAR HARBOR, MAINE
S. J. CLEMENT
MUSIC STORE
PIANOS and SEWING MACHINES
Victor and Edison Talking Machines
Motorcycles and Bicycles
99 Main Street
FRED A. GONYA
PHARMACIST
Compounding physicians prescriptions a specialty
Agent for Hurler's, and Page-Shaw's
CHOCOLATES
Corner of Main and Cottage Streets
MME. YOVIN
Designer
Importer
Original Designs in EVENING GOWNS
DANCING FROCKS. SPORT COATS
and LINGERIE DRESSES
Paris New York, 20 West 45th Street
Summer Season,
Bar Harbor. Maine. Lakewood. N. J.
CHARLES A. KEUCHER, Ph. G.
APOTHECARY
Prescriptions filled as written
Only the best materials used
Soda Water — the most delicious in tow->
58 Main Street
CLARK COAL CO.,
Coal, Wood, Charcoal
AND KlXbLIXGS
Special attention given to coaling steam yachts
67 West Street, foot of Rodick Street
Telephone 202
A. B. Leland, Gen. Man. A. S. Kingsley. Treas.
JAMES E. MARC YES
PIANO TUNER
23 High Street
Telephone 51
FRANK T. YOUNG CO.
Frank T. Young. President
John P. Carney, Treas. and Manager
Plumbing
Steam and Hot Water Heating
170 Main Street, opposite Mt. Desert Street
Telephone 407
L. P. CARTER
PLUMBING
Steum and Hot Water Heating
4b Cottage Street
F. L. CARTER
Paint in"' and Interior Decoration
Dealer in Wall Papers, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, etc.
46 Cottage Street
Telephone
ELLSWORTH FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE WORKS
MACHINISTS AND FOUNDERS
FULLY EQUIPPED GARAGE
Storage by day or month Repair Work aSpecialty
Complete line ol Accessories
Cottage Street Telephone 555
HENRY A. LAWFORD
Painter, Paper Hanger
and Decorator
Deales in Wall Papers. Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Glass, etc.
SIGN PAINTING
212 Main Street Telephone" 179-3
NTCKERSON, SPRATT& GREELEY
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HAY, STRAW, GRAIN, FLOUR
Mill Feed and Kerosene Oil
Rye Straw always in stock
Cupped Oats a specialty
37 West Streei
S. L. KINGSLEY & CO.
Real Estate, Yacht Brokers
Insurance of all kinds
Lyford i Woodward Block Tel, 2K1-1I
J. II. SAWYER
WATCHMAKER
JEWELER
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°8 Main Street
b. s. higgins
Groceries and Provisions
Imported and Domestic Canned Goods
P. E. Sharpies Gilt Edge: Pleasant Valley, and
Poland Spring Butter, Beef, Lamb, Veal.
Poultry, Game, Fruits. Vegetables,
Eggs, etc. AIsd, Hardware.
Nos. 131. 133 and 135 Main Street
GUTHRIE & WILSON
Blacksmithing, VVheelwrighting
Horse Shoeing and Carriage Repairing
Hardware, Paint. Vulcanizing, Repairing
Bicycles Fo.' Sale or To Let. .'.' Sundiies
67 School Street
BAR HARBOR STEAM LAUNDRY
H. I. Hodgkins, President
M. S. Arey. Treasurer
Hand Work a Specialty
83 and 85 West Street
SMALL & INGALLS
Road \nd Concrete
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WILLIAM FENNELLY ESTATE
Manufacturers of ■ d
Harness. Blankets, Ki bes.Whiiw
Horse Furnishing Goods, stable Outfittings
Trunks', Boot*. Shoes, Rubber.-, etc,
COMPLETE LINK OF ATHLETIC (IciciDS
Automobile Accessories
, I SOPER
FAN 'i GROCERIES
Veal, Poultry, Eggs, Butter
Fruit and.Vegetables
Telephone
43. Cottage Street
BAR HARBOR HOUSE AND C AFL
E. S. Moi -RE , P iprii
STEAM HEATED ROOMS
PRIVATE DINING
M'Ti i PARI I I .LTY
v ir will find goo'i acom-
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R H. MOON
CONTRACTOB AND Hl'ILDER
Lge Work aSpecialty
Builders' Hardware
Lumber of all kinds
Office and Shop, 334-33* Main Street
Telephone Connection
H. A. BROWN
FURNITURE
DEALER
•.Telephone
Cottage Street
WEST END DRUG CO
PHARMACISTS
Ba B t m b n K od ;i k Agency
b Village Green Main street
REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS FIRMS OF BAR HARBOR, MAINE
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHARLES C. I.ADDS
OF BAR HARBOR
A. S. Rodiek. Pres. Thomas Searls. Cashier SHOE SHOP
Geo. F. Berry. Vice Pre?.
H. F. Carter, Asst. Cashier
Savings Department
A specialty made of Outing Shoes of all kinds
Mt. Desert Block. 84 Main Street
BAR HARBOR AND UNION
RIVER POWER COMPANY
MT. DESERT DIVISION
Office: 105 Main Street
FRED C. LVNAM & CO.,
Fire, Life and Liability
INSURANCE
Office with B.ir ILirhor Banking and Trust
Company
OUIMBY & STEWART
PAINTING and
PAPER HANGING
Cottage Street Telephone 241-1
WM. QUIMPY L. E. STBWART
MRS. G. J. l.ORING
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Millinery
30 Cottage Street Telephone 467-W
E. K. WH1TARER
CONTRACTOR
and BUILDER
COTTAGE JOBBING A SPECIALTY
Shop and Office. 120-122 Cottage Street
M. PERIINSKY
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
Draperies, Rugs and Matting
Pcrllnsky Building 103 Main Street
II. S. NASON & SON BREWER ICE COMPANY
Headquarters for Franl( L Brewcri Manager
Meri'8 Fine Furnishing (itiods Wholesale and retail dealers in
Sole agents for Hart SehafTner & Marx Clothing _ ~ T _ . i ," T? w I'
Crawford Shoes and Guyer Hats KAdl, K LAKH It I'.
Yachting Outfits a Specialty Heavy Trucking done to order at short notice
104 Main Street Office 1 14 Cottage St , near comer Eden St.
DAVIS BAR HARBOR
BUCKBOARD COMPANY
B. H. Young, Proprietor
Agents fcr OVERLAND ALTOS
Gasoline and Auto Supplies
Carriage Building and Repairing in all branches
;■' i.. i7 School Street Telephone 303-W
JULIUS KURSON
THE UP-TO-DATE
Clothier and Fuenisheh
HATS AND SHOES
54-56 Main Street
M. FRANKLIN
LEON W. TABBUT
JOHN W. SILK & SON
DRY GOODS
CARPETS
PAINTING, DECORATING VtxyiKKti. Stlam and
GILDING
Hi >t V. ater Hi: iting
Franklin Building
Main Street
A. E. LAWRENCE CO.,
Contractors and Builders
Garage and Automobile Supplies, Machine Work
Wholesale Gasoline and Oil, Vulcanizing
Hardware, Paints and Sporting Goods
Telephone 248W
THE VERY LATEST IN WALL PAPERS
No. 1 West Street Telephone 176
Telephone 352-W
20 Main Street
SHEA BROTHERS
M 1-nNv, ( 'i INTBACTOHS
and Builders
Special attention to Tiling, Fireplace Building
and Jobbing. Dealers in Masons' Supplies
Akron Drain pipe and Land Tile
123-125 Cottage Street
F. E SHERMAN
Kitchen and Dining Room
Furnishings
Stoves. Ranges, Furnaces. Hardware. Sherwin-
Williams Paints and Varnishes, Oil Cloths
and Lineoleums, Household Dry Goods
14-22 Cottage Street
E. W. DOUGLAS
BAKER
Plain and Fancy Baking. Wedding and Birthday
Cakes, Vienna and French Bread,
Ice Cream by the quart or gallon.
mt. desert nurseries
Florists and Sf.edsmkn
Telephone 16-W
23 Cottage Street
Telephone 51
PERCY KELLY
Fancy Groceries, Flour
Provisions, Fresh Eggs and Garden Produce
P. E. Sharpies Philadelphia Butter, and Poland
Spring Butter. A full line of S. S. Pierce Co'a
goods. Foreign and Domestic Fruits
47 Cottage Street
Telephone 6
Faneuil Hall Market, Bar Harbor, Maine
J. H. BUTTERFIELD
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, (iame Fruit, Vegetables, Table Waters
Butter, Cheese and Eggs French Delicacies
Game in season a specialty Hot House Specialties
Telephone Connection No- L=>b Main Street
h. e. wakefield
Painting, Paper Hanging
and Decorating
Dealer in Wall Papers, paints. Oils, Varnishes
Telephone 65 Eden Street
"youll always
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your &ico"
ELCO Standardization
—What it Means
TO you — established models which year by year
have been thoroughy tried out and improved until
ELCO represents the last word in beauty, reliability
and seaworthiness.
To us — increased factory efficiency, enabling us to em-
ploy in the production of these models only the most
skillful workmen and the most carefully selected
materials.
To both of us — a motor boat, which by the superiority
of its design, exquisite finish and entire dependability
cannot be equalled.
THE ELCO COMPANY
Bayonne, N. J.
In a word, ELCO standardization means the utmost
possible value.
The Stream-like design of our ELCO Express attracted
marked attention years before it was adopted by the
automobile industry. It is the graceful beauty of this
design which you so readily recognize whenever you see
an ELCO Express.
STANDARDIZED ELCO MODELS
32 ft. ELCO Cruia Itc. Slecpssi
20 ft. ELCO Kvw. ss, Spi d 2m
45 ft. ELCO C
36 ft. ELCO 1
38 ft. ELCO I
Pnvat.' statcroi in
Write for catalog of "Marine Views'
press, 5pced -''■ miles,
ins, r. Flush deck.
Bar Harbor Representative
S. L. Kingsley & Co.
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MAINE
Central
Railroad
Maine Central Railroad
High grade Parlor Car, Sleeping Car and Dining Car Service
Modern equipped trains operated daily during the Summer season without change between
NEW YORK— BOSTON— MOUNT DESERT FERRY
IN CONNECTION WITH
Palatial Steamers from and to Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Seal Harbor, Southwest Harbor,
Manset and other points in Frenchmans Bay
Dining Car Service between Portland and Bangor on the New York--Bar Harbor trains
Visitors to Mount Desert should not fail to take the steamer trip "Around the Hills"
Passenger Traffic Department, Maine Central Railroad
Portland, Maine
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