BAR HARBOR CLUB 1930 BIRDS EYE VIEW OF THE BAR HARBOR CLUB BRADLEY ARCHIL THE BAR HARBOR CLUB BAR HARBOR MAINE AS OF JUNE 10th, 1930 OFFICERS EDWARD T. STOTESBURY, President POTTER PALMER, Vice President JOHN S. ROGERS, Secretary CECIL BARRET, Treasurer OLIVER G. HALL, Assistant Treasurer and Clerk BOARD OF GOVERNORS CECIL BARRET GEORGE G. McMURTRY PARKER CORNING WILLIAM McNAIR HAROLD A. HOWARD POTTER PALMER PHOENIX INGRAHAM CHARLES B. PIKE A. ATWATER KENT JOSEPH PULITZER J. L. KETTERLINUS JOHN S. ROGERS CHARLES L. McCAWLEY EDWARD T. STOTESBURY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EDWARD T. STOTESBURY, Chairman CECIL BARRET GEORGE G. McMURTRY WILLIAM McNAIR 2 BUILDING COMMITTEE GEORGE G. McMURTRY, Chairman CECIL BARRET WILLIAM McNAIR PARKER CORNING OLIVER G. HALL FINANCE COMMITTEE CECIL BARRET, Chairman PARKER CORNING WILLIAM McNAIR GEORGE G. McMURTRY JOHN S. ROGERS POTTER PALMER SWIMMING POOL COMMITTEE WILLIAM McNAIR, Chairman PARKER CORNING JOSEPH PULITZER TENNIS COMMITTEE JOHN S. ROGERS, Chairman CECIL BARRET JOSEPH T. BOWEN, JR. ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE CHARLES L. McCAWLEY, Chairman HAROLD A. HOWARD J.L. KETTERLINUS PHOENIX INGRAHAM 3 CHARTER MEMBERS AS OF JUNE 10TH, 1930 All the wives of charter members are also de facto charter members MRS. JOHN D. ARCHBOLD New York MRS. PAUL ARNOLD Haverford, Pa. WALTER AYER Chicago CHESTER P. BARNETT New York CECIL BARRET New York LLEWELLYN BARRY New York MRS. W. G. BEALE New York MRS. SAMUEL BELL, JR. Philadelphia Miss CHRISTINE BIDDLE Philadelphia GIST BLAIR Washington GERALD BORDEN New York Miss EDITH G. BOWDOIN New York JOSEPH T. BOWEN, JR. Chicago MRS. EDWARD BROWNING Rosemont, Pa. HENRY D. BURNHAM Boston JAMES BYRNE New York C. CARROLL CARPENTER New York MRS. D. B. C. CATHERWOOD Haverford, Pa. MRS. D. CRAWFORD CLARK New York Miss FRANCES COLEMAN New York GEORGE E. COLEMAN New York THOMAS G. COOK New York PARKER CORNING Albany GEORGE E. DADMUN New York 4 WALTER DAMROSCH New York EDWIN H. DENBY New York FREDERICK DEVEAU Groton, Mass. NORMAN S. DIKE New York MRS. HENRY F. DIMOCK Washington DR. J. T. DORRANCE Radnor, Pa. H. HOWARD ELLISON Philadelphia MRS. ELIZABETH D. ESPY Cincinnati MRS. SHEPARD FABBRI New York D. W. C. FALLS New York J. BROOKS FENNO Boston HAROLD FITZ GERALD New York EDSEL B. FORD Dearborn, Mich. MRS. E. HOWARD GEORGE Milton, Mass. EDWIN GOULD New York DEFOREST GRANT New York Miss BELL GURNEE Washington J. M. HARTSHORNE New York HENRY R. HATFIELD Philadelphia MRS. MORRIS HAWKES New York HAROLD A. HOWARD Chicago MRS. JULIAN HUMPHREYS New York MRS. PLATT HUNT New York PHOENIX INGRAHAM New York PETER A. JAY Washington E. LEE JONES Washington Miss HELEN S. JONES Washington DR. LUDWIG KAST New York DR. FOSTER KENNEDY New York MRS. JOHN S. KENNEDY New York A. ATWATER KENT Philadelphia J. L. KETTERLINUS Philadelphia 5 JOHN W. KILBRETH New York WALTER G. LADD Far Hills, N. J. MARSHALL LANGHORNE Washington Miss LOUISE LEEDS New York MRS. LOUIS C. LEHR Washington PHILIP LIVINGSTON New York MRS. LEA McI. LUQUER Mt. Kisco, N. Y. MRS. EDWARD P. MAY Boston CHARLES L. McCAWLEY Washington Miss MILDRED McCORMICK Chicago ROBERT H. McCORMICK Chicago F. H. McCORMICK-GOODHART Hyattsville, Md. MRS. McCORMICK-GOODHART Hyattsville, Md. L. McCORMICK-GOODHART Washington GEORGE G. McMURTRY New York WILLIAM McNAIR New York DR. JAMES F. MITCHELL Washington GILBERT H. MONTAGUE New York MRS. THOMAS L. MONTGOMERY Philadelphia WILLIAM S. MOORE New York DAVE H. MORRIS New York GEORGE V. MULLAN New York GEORGE S. MUNSON Philadelphia MRS. CLINTON OGILVIE New York MRS. A. MANSFIELD PATTERSON New York CHARLES B. PIKE Chicago POTTER PALMER Chicago WILLIAM PROCTER New York JOSEPH PULITZER St. Louis MRS. M. TAYLOR PYNE New York FULTON J. REDMAN New York MRS. HOWARD ROBERTS Philadelphia 6 JULIAN W. ROBBINS New York JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, JR. New York JOHN S. ROGERS New York FRANK B. ROWELL New York ARTHUR RYLE New York CHARLES E. SAMPSON New York HERBERT L. SATTERLEE New York CHARLES R. SCOTT New York MRS. EDGAR SCOTT Lansdowne, Pa. HENRY SLACK New York CAMPBELL STEWARD New York MRS. M. MASTERS STONE New York HOWARD STURGES Providence THOMAS BELL SWEENEY Washington EDWARD T. STOTESBURY Philadelphia JOHN B. THAYER Haverford, Pa. DR. AUGUSTUS THORNDIKE Boston H. H. THORNDIKE Boston ARTHUR C. TRAIN New York Miss EMILY TREVOR New York WM. JAY TURNER Philadelphia MRS. A. MURRAY YOUNG New York 7 MEMBERS AS OF JUNE 10th, 1930 MAITLAND ALEXANDER Pittsburgh, Pa. MRS. ALFRED ANSON New York MRS. WILLIAM OSBORNE BAKER New Haven, Conn. DR. JOSEPH BLAKE Eastbrook, Maine PRINCESS MARGARET BONCOMPAGNI Hopedale, Mass. MRS. JOSEPH T. BOWEN Chicago, Ill. Miss MARY ROBERTS COLES Philadelphia, Pa. MINTURN POST COLLINS New York VICTOR CUSHMAN Washington, D. C. GEORGE K. DAVIS Washington, D. C. ARTHUR DERBY Boston, Mass. MRS. M. B. DU Bois New York MAX FARRAND New York MRS. G. B. GROSSBECK Cincinnati, O. RICHARD W. HALE Boston, Mass. WILLIAM PIERSON HAMILTON New York MRS. CHARLES C. HARRISON, JR., Villa Nova, Pa. MRS. A. HOWARD HINKLE Cincinnati, O. EDGAR B. HOWARD Bryn Mawr, Pa. JOHN HUBBARD New York Miss ANNA W. HUBBARD New York ELISHA DYER HUBBARD Middletown, Conn. RT. REV. WILLIAM LAWRENCE Boston, Mass. DR. D. HUNTER McALPIN New York EDWARD B. McLean Washington, D. C. EDWARD B. MEARS Bar Harbor, Maine HENRY MORGENTHAU New York WINCHESTER NOYES New York MRS. LEONARD S. OPDYCKE New York 8 MR. W. HOWARD PANCOAST Philadelphia, Pa. JOHN T. PRATT St. Louis, Mo. MRS. MONCURE ROBINSON Paoli, Pa. EDGAR SCOTT Landsdowne, Pa. MRS. J. MONTGOMERY SEARS Boston, Mass. MRS. W. W. SEELY Cincinnati, O. COL. ARCHIBALD G. THACHER New York ARTHUR R. TOWNSEND New York HENRY EDGERTON VANCE Wheeling, W. Va. FRANCIS M. WELD New York MRS. OLIVER J. WELLS New York MRS. CHARLES K. WRIGHT Philadelphia, Pa. 9 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THE BAR HARBOR CLUB (As amended September 23, 1929) BAR HARBOR, MAINE. ARTICLE I. NAME AND SEAL. This corporation shall be known by the name of "The Bar Harbor Club", and shall have a corporate seal which shall bear the inscription "The Bar Harbor Club, Bar Harbor, Maine 1929" and its principal office or place of business shall be at Bar Harbor, Maine. ARTICLE II. OFFICERS. The officers of this corporation shall be a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant-Treas- urer, and Clerk; and a Board of fifteen Directors who shall be known as GOVERNORS. The Board of Governors and the Clerk shall be elected at the annual meeting of the Stockholders. All of the other officers shall be elected by the Gov- ernors. All of the officers and Governors shall hold office for one year and thereafter until their successors are elected and qualified. Each of the officers shall be a holder of at least two shares of the Company's stock which must be recorded on the Company's books in his name. 10 ARTICLE III. GOVERNORS. All of the powers of the corporation except as other- wise required by law or by these by-laws, shall be vested in a board of fifteen Governors. Governors shall be elected by the Stockholders at their annual meeting and five of the fifteen Governors shall constitute a quorum transacting all of the business of the Governors. The President shall preside at all meetings of the Governors, or in his absence the Vice-President, or in the absence of both, the Governors may choose one of their own number to preside. The Governors shall keep a complete record of all their acts and doings and meetings and shall present a full statement of the financial condition of the Club, showing in detail the assets and liabilities of the Club and the general condition of its affairs, to the Stock- holders at their annual meeting. They shall have complete charge of all of the affairs of the Club and may appoint and remove at pleasure any and all employees and agents of the Club or corporation and require of them, or any of them, security for the faith- ful performance of their duties. The Governors may appoint an executive com- mittee, which shall consist of the President of the Club and three Governors, which Executive Committee will have full charge of the affairs of the Corporation between meetings of the Board of Governors. The Governors may appoint such other committees as to them seem best, but each committee shall consist of at least three members and shall have for their Chair- man a member of the Board of Governors. 11 The Governors shall have the authority to fill all vacancies in their own number or in any office, or to remove any officers or members of any committee, and shall have power to assess each member in a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100.) They shall have the power to purchase property for the corporation, both real and personal, to sell or mortgage the same, shall audit all accounts and fix the compensation of any and all officers. They shall have the power to incur any indebtedness in the name of the Club, to declare dividends out of the profits of the Club, mortgage the property of the Club, issue bonds against the property of the Club, fix the terms and conditions of any of the Club's financings. All of the contracts and payments made by the Club, excepting such payments from petty cash as they may authorize the Treasurer or Assistant-Treas- urer to make shall have the approval of the Board of Governors. The Board of Governors shall have full power to make rules and regulations as to charges and assess- ments and for the qualification and admission of mem- bers and to change such rules and regulations from time to time as they see fit. The Board of Governors shall have power to main- tain a special fund called the "Sinking Fund" to which shall be transferred all initiation fees which shall be considered as capital and shall only be used for capital purposes by a vote of the Board of Gov- ernors. 12 ARTICLE IV. PRESIDENT. The President shall be elected by the Governors at their annual meeting and shall preside at all meetings of the Governors and Stockholders, and shall sign all the certificates of stock and all contracts and other instruments in writing after they have been approved by the Board of Governors. He shall sign the call for all special meetings of the Stockholders and of the Board of Governors as is hereinafter provided for. He shall be a member ex-officio of all of the committees of the Club. He shall be a regular member of the Executive Committee. He shall perform all the duties required of him by these by-laws and by the laws of the State of Maine and such other duties as usually appertain to the office of President. ARTICLE V. VICE-PRESIDENT. The Vice-President shall be elected by and from the Board of Governors. He shall, in the absence of the President, perform all of the acts and duties of the President. ARTICLE VI. SECRETARY. The Secretary shall be elected by and from the Board of Governors, and he shall keep a record of all the meetings of the Club, and he shall conduct the correspondence of the Club and shall sign the call for the regular meetings of the Club and of the Board of Governors. He shall notify all persons elected to membership in the Club of their election and shall notify the Treasurer of the names of all persons SO 13 elected. In the absence of the Secretary his duties shall be discharged by a Secretary Pro Tem, to be appointed by the Board of Governors. ARTICLE VII. TREASURER. The Treasurer shall be elected by and from the Board of Governors. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer to keep in a safe place all the moneys, notes, stocks, bonds, securities, and property of the corporation and to disburse the same under the gen- eral direction of the Board of Governors. He shall at each annual meeting of the Stockholders submit a complete statement of his accounts for the past corporate year with proper vouchers for the infor- mation of the Stockholders and Governors, and shall be prepared to account for these to the Governors at such times and places as they may require. He shall give a bond for the faithful discharge of his duties in such amount and with proper sureties, if and when SO required by the Board of Governors. He shall, after authorization by the Governors, sign all certi- ficates of stock, mortgages, deeds, and contracts, with the President, and shall have the care and custody of the stock book showing the shares issued and the trans- fer of the same. He shall keep in a manner prescribed by the Board of Governors all the accounts of the corporation, and shall discharge all of his duties in a manner prescribed by the Board of Governors. The fiscal year shall terminate on the thirty-first day of December in each year. 14 ARTICLE VIII. ASSISTANT TREASURER AND CLERK. The Assistant Treasurer may perform such of the duties of the Treasurer as the Treasurer may require of him, excepting that he shall not sign stock certi- ficates, deeds, contracts, or mortgages. He shall give a bond for the faithful discharge of his duties, if required by the Board of Governors, in such amount and with such sureties as the Board may direct. He shall be elected by the Board of Governors. The Assistant Treasurer and Clerk may be one and the same person. The Clerk shall keep a record of all the meetings of the Stockholders. He shall be elected by the Stock- holders and shall perform such other duties pertaining to his office as may be prescribed by the Governors or required by these by-laws or by the laws of Maine. In the absence of the Clerk there may be chosen a Clerk Pro Tem. The Clerk shall have the custody and care of the Corporate Seal. ARTICLE IX. MEMBERS. Any person meeting the rules, requirements, quali- fications and regulations of the Board of Governors may become a member and be entitled to the privileges of The Bar Harbor Club. Persons whose names are set forth in the list hereto appended are charter members of the Club. Other persons may be added upon the following conditions: 15 1. That said person shall be a holder of at least two shares of the capital stock of the corporation. 2. With the above qualification a person, to become a member, must then be elected in a manner to be prescribed by the Board of Governors and rules made by said Board of Governors. Stock ownership shall not ipso facto entitle the owner to membership. Any member may be removed from membership upon vote of the Board of Governors. ARTICLE X. MEETINGS. A. Stockholders Meetings. The annual meeting of the Stockholders shall be held on the second Tuesday of August in each year at the Club House at Bar Harbor, Maine. Special meetings of the Stockholders may be called by the President, or in his absence by the Vice President, at said President's or Vice President's discretion, and the President or, in his absence, the Vice President, shall call a special meeting of the Stockholders when SO requested in writing by a majority of the Board of Governors. No business shall be transacted at any special meet- ing unless specified in substance in the call for the meeting. Special meetings may be held at such times and places as may be announced in the call. Notice of the meetings, excepting the regular meetings, shall be signed by the President. The Secretary shall sign the call for the regular meeting. B. Governors Meetings. There shall be a regular organization meeting of 16 the Governors immediately following the annual meeting of the Stockholders without special call or notice. There shall be a regular meeting of the Gov- ernors on the first Tuesday of each month in the months from July to September inclusive, at the Club House at Bar Harbor or at such other place as the Governors may determine. Special meetings of the Governors may be called by the President, or in his absence by the Vice-President, for such time and place as he may determine. A special meeting shall be called by the President or in his absence, by the Vice President, upon the written request of five of the Governors. The call for special meetings of the Governors shall be signed by the President, or in his absence, by the Vice President. The call for the regular meetings of the Governors shall be signed by the Secretary. ARTICLE XI. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. A. Notice of Stockholders Meetings. Notice of the annual meetings shall be mailed to each of the Stockholders at least five days before the meeting, signed by the Secretary, and shall be pub- lished in some newspaper in Hancock County at least five days before. the meeting. The certificate of the person who signed the notice of call, recorded upon the books of the corporation as to publication or mailing, shall be sufficient proof that due notice of that meeting was given. B. Notice of Governors Meetings. The Secretary shall mail to all of the Governors notice of the regular meetings of the Governors at 17 least one day before the meeting. No notice shall be required or call made for the regular meeting following the annual meeting. ARTICLE XII. QUORUM. Five directors shall make a quorum of the Governors; and one-third of the stock issued shall constitute a quorum of the Stockholders. ARTICLE XIII. PROXIES. At any meeting the Stockholders may be represented by proxy, dated not more than sixty days prior to the meeting. ARTICLE XIV. CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND CONTRACTS. Stock certificates, deeds, contracts, and mortgages shall be authorized by the Governors and signed by the President and Treasurer. All cheques of the cor- poration must be signed by at least two of the follow- ing officers: President, Vice President, Treasurer or Assistant-Treasurer. The old stock certificates shall be surrendered before new certificates in lieu thereof shall be issued. ARTICLE XV. AMENDMENTS. These by-laws may be altered and amended or repealed by a two-thirds vote of the stock present at any meeting called for the purpose, provided said stock at the meeting represents a quorum as herein- above provided for, and provided further that notice must be given of the proposed changes in the by-laws 18 in any call for a meeting at which said by-laws are changed; said notice specifying the by-law which it is proposed to change and the substance of the proposed change. RULES RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF MEMBERS. 1. Initiation Fee. Each person qualifying for mem- bership under the by-laws of the Club shall be at least twenty-one years of age and shall pay two hundred dollars ($200.) as initiation fee, plus any Federal tax levied thereon, and shall receive two shares of the stock of The Bar Harbor Club from the Treasurer; and he shall endorse the same to The Bar Harbor Club and agree to return said share to it upon ceasing to be a member or in any way severing his connection with the Club. Provided, however, that any holder of income bonds in the denomination of five hundred dollars ($500.) or over, who does not at the time of purchasing said bonds own at least two shares of the stock of The Bar Harbor Club upon being elected to membership shall be entitled to said two shares without further charge except any Federal tax levied thereon. 2. Each candidate for membership shall be pro- posed by one member of the Club and seconded by another, neither of whom shall be members of the Board of Governors. 3. The names of every candidate for membership, the names of the proposer, and seconder must be en- tered in a book and posted seven days before balloting. One blackball is sufficient for rejection of a candidate. 19 4. Each candidate must be known personally by two members of the Board of Governors. 5. The proposer and seconder must each obtain from, and file with the Secretary, a blank to be used for stating all the facts relative to the candidate, his clubs and qualifications for membership, or any other facts for the guidance of the Board of Governors. Two letters should be furnished concerning each candidate, in addition to the above. 6. Annual Dues. The annual dues for members are payable on the first day of June in each year. A mem- ber admitted before the fifteenth day of August shall pay the full annual dues, if admitted on or after the fifteenth day of August, shall pay $18.33 per month for the remainder of the year, including the month in which he is elected. 7. The name of every member failing to pay his or her annual dues when payable shall on the first day of the following July be placed upon the Bulletin Board of the Club House, and a notice thereof shall be mailed by registered mail to such member or his agent, to his or her last known address, and if such dues be not paid before the first day of August following, the member SO failing to pay shall cease to be a member of the Club, and his or her name shall be erased from the list of members. 8. Any member who has thus ceased to be a mem- ber of the Club may be reinstated by a vote of the Board of Directors at a meeting. 20 9. On the first day of each month a notice of the amount of his or her last indebtedness to the Club shall be sent to each member and to each subscriber. On the 20th day of each month a list shall be posted on the Club Bulletin Board of the amount (excepting for annual dues) owing by members or subscribers on the first day of the preceding month and the member shall be notified of such posting. 10. Any member or subscriber failing to pay any amount due the Club (excepting the annual dues) on or before the first day of the month following the posting as indicated in Rule 9, shall be liable to have his or her membership or subscription forfeited at a meeting of the Board of Governors by an affirmative vote of a majority of those present. 11. When the indebtedness of any member or sub- scriber exceeds the sum of $200., he or she may be notified by the Executive Committee that his or her credit is suspended until all indebtedness to the Club shall have been paid. OFFICERS OF ARMY AND NAVY AND CLERGYMEN. Officers of the Army and Navy and members of the Clergy may be admitted to the Club with such privi- leges and upon such terms and conditions as may be prescribed from time to time by the Board of Gover- nors. ADMISSION OF VISITORS. Visitors may be admitted to the Club with such privileges and upon such terms and conditions as may be prescribed from time to time by the Board of Governors. 21 COMMITTEES. No expenditure of money shall be empowered to any other than the Executive Committee without a specific appropriation by the Board of Governors having first been made. The Chairman of each Committee shall call all meetings of his committee. The following shall be the Committees until other- wise provided. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Between the meetings of the Board of Governors this committee shall have full management and control of the affairs, funds and property of the Club, subject to the By-Laws. It shall authorize all such contracts, purchases and payments as it shall deem necessary or proper. It shall make such rules as to the use of the Club House, pool and grounds, and the management thereof as it may deem expedient from time to time and as may be consistent with the By-Laws. It shall control the expenses and charges of the Club, authorize the employment of such assistants and servants as it shall deem expedient, and receive and redress complaints, provided the same be properly made to it in writing. It shall have the power to prohibit any games, sports or competitions which it may consider pre- judicial to the best interests of the Club. 22 It shall have the power to appoint any sub-com- mittees which it may deem necessary, and to abolish the same at its discretion. It may, at its discretion, issue complimentary tickets. THE FINANCIAL COMMITTEE. The Chairman of the Finance Committee shall be the Treasurer of the Club. It shall have charge of the finances of the Club in conjunction with the Treasurer, the raising of all funds needed by the Club, the adjustment and determination of all the obligations of the Club, and shall participate with the Treasurer in the annual report to the Club, of its financial con- ditions. THE SWIMMING POOL COMMITTEE. The Swimming Pool Committee shall have full charge of the swimming instructor, and his assistant, his retention or dismissal, the conduct of those using the pools, all games and sports therein. All contests, the hours for the use of the pool and every activity in relation thereto. THE TENNIS COMMITTEE. The Tennis Committee shall have control of all the activities of the tennis courts, tennis tournaments and all prizes for the same. It shall have control of the tennis instructor and the regulation of hours of use of the courts. All conduct of those using courts and all supplies and equipment thereof. 23 THE ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE. The Entertainment Committee shall have charge of all entertainments given at the Club, such as balls and receptions, and exhibitions, the entertainment of distinguished visitors and strangers. It shall issue all cards and invitations for such occasions, and make such rules and regulations for the same as it may think best for the interest of the Club. SUBSCRIBERS. Any person of either sex, over eighteen years of age, may have his or her name proposed to the Board of Governors by a member in good standing, who shall become financially responsible for all unpaid charges of the Club, against such subscribers. No one who has been a season subscriber for two years separately or in succession may again become such a subscriber, but must then apply for regular membership. The subscriber shall be notified by the Secretary of his or her acceptance, by the Board of Governors, or the Executive Committee, and shall receive a notice of the terms and conditions of their enrollment as subscriber. The dues of subscribers are payable upon the is- suance of a subscription ticket bearing upon its face the name, residence, and the expiration of the term of the subscription. Each subscriber shall settle all charges of the Club against such subscriber according to rules 9 and 10 preceding. 24 No money shall be given as a gratuity to any one in the employ of the Club under any pretense whatso- ever. Dogs are not allowed in any of the Club buildings, or on the grounds, unless carried or on a leash. The Club House and grounds will be open at 8 A.M. and closed at 11:30 P.M., excepting on the evenings of special entertainment. No governess nor tutor of any member or sub- scriber, when not accompanying any of member's or subscriber's family, shall be entitled to the use of the tennis courts or swimming pool. One day tickets to visitors must only be given to one vouched for by a member, or a subscriber. Each visitor must be registered as to name and address, and name of proposer. No checks shall be cashed by the Club for any amount exceeding $25.00. All complaints and suggestions as to the manage- ment shall be made in writing to the Executive Com- mittee. No member nor subscriber shall take any property whatsoever belonging to the Club from the Club, except on the authority of a resolution of the Board of Governors. The resignations must be made in writing, addressed to the Secretary. The private dining-rooms may be engaged for en- tertainments for four or more persons and non-mem- 25 bers may be entertained in these rooms. These rooms may not be reserved for card parties in case a member or subscriber wishes it for a luncheon or a dinner. At least one day's notice of any entertainment in the private dining-room must be given to the Clerk. Any person not having engaged the exclusive use of any of the Club rooms, who uses the rooms after 11:30 P.M., may be charged a service fee in the dis- cretion of the Executive Committee. The following rates shall be charged for the exclu- sive use of the following rooms: Large Dining Rooms with Piazzas $25.00 Two large Lounge Rooms, each 10.00 Two small Club Rooms, each 5.00 Ball Room 25.00 CHARGES REGULAR MEMBERS. Initiation fee, including Federal Tax $220.00 Annual dues, including Federal Tax 125.00 This includes the privileges of the Club for a member, his wife and one child of any age residing with parents, or for a member of either sex and any one person residing with him or her. Each additional child residing with parents, including tax 16.50 26 JUNIOR MEMBERS. The Board of Governors may grant junior membership upon application to an un- married person of either sex between the ages of 18 and 28 living on Mt. Desert Island or vicinity, with privileges and use of the Club for the season, including tax 55.00 REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS. Regular subscribers, including Federal Tax $165.00 This includes privileges of the Club for wife and one child of any age of a sub- scriber and residing with the subscriber or for a subscriber of either sex and any one person residing with him or her, but does not include any guest privileges whatsoever. Each additional child, including tax 22.00 Regular Subscribers may only subscribe for two seasons, either successively, or separately. Thereafter they must apply for regular membership. One month Regular subscribers, and not again in the same season, including Federal tax 80.00 Each additional child, including tax 11.00 Two weeks Regular subscribers, including Federal Tax 44.00 must register each day that Club is visited. Only twice in a season for the 27 same person and not within two weeks of the first period. Each additional child, including tax 5.50 One week Regular subscribers, including Federal Tax 25.00 must register each day that Club is visited, only twice in the season for same person and not within one month of the first period. Each additional child, including tax 3.00 One day regular subscribers or visitors, including Federal Tax $4.00 must register each day that Club is visited, only three times in season and twice in same seven days for same person. Any unmarried person of either sex between the ages of 18 and 28, residing on Mt. Desert Island or vicinity, but not with a member or subscriber shall be open to any of the above adult subscriptions at one half the above rates. Visitors for Saturday evening dance 1.00 Such visitors must be registered by mem- ber or subscriber. Residents of Mt. Desert Island and vicinity outside of Bar Harbor can only be put up as visitors or subscribers once in season except for the Saturday evening dances. As far as charges are concerned, a gov- erness or tutor accompanying her or his 28 charge respectively and using the faci- ilities of the Club shall be considered the same as a child of a member or subscriber. LIMITED SUBSCRIBERS. Summer Residents of Bar Harbor. A married couple or one person not desiring to use either the pool or the tennis courts may, upon recommendation of a member, become limited subscribers to the Club upon paying the following charges: Season, including tax $77.00 One month, including tax 44.00 Two weeks, including tax 25.00 One week, including tax 15.00 One day, including tax 3.00 Each child of any age of a Limited Sub- scriber and residing with such subscriber, wishing to use the pool or the tennis courts shall pay one half the rates for an adult regular subscriber. ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. Any person residing outside of a radius of five miles of the Club House may obtain for himself or herself and family of not more than three persons (tutors, gover- nesses or house guests may be substituted for one of the above) the privileges of the Club for the season by being elected an associate member and paying annual dues, including tax, of 38.50 29 Each additional person residing with a member, including tax 5.50 Such persons must be proposed and ac- cepted by the same method as employed with subscribers. The use of the tennis courts and regular bath houses by such members can only be permitted when they are not needed by regular members or subscribers. HOUSE GUESTS. All house guests of regular members are en- titled to visit the Club House and grounds of the Club and attend the Club dances throughout their visit, also for one day to enjoy the use of the pool and tennis courts free of charge, but must register their names and name and residence of the member on that day. There will be no additional charge to Reg- ular members, junior members, regular subscribers and associate members for the use of the swimming pool, the tennis courts and attendance at the regular Saturday night dances. PRIVATE BATH HOUSES. One bath house for season, including Federal Tax $40.00 For one month 25.00 For two weeks 15.00 For one week 10.00 30 Rental of bath house is payable upon the assignment of house. LOCKER RENTS. One large locker for the season, including Federal tax 10.00 Small locker $5.00 One large locker for two months 8.00 Small locker 4.00 One large locker for one month 6.00 Small locker 3.00 One large locker for one week 4.00 Small locker 2.00 One large locker for one day 1.00 Small locker .50 Rental of locker is payable upon the assign- ment of locker. Charges for diving, swimming and tennis lessons will be quoted by instructor or clerk. 31