Destroyed Continued from the First Page owned by Mrs. L. A. Anson, address unavailable. Onontakah Tourist cottage, owned by Andrew Peterson of Bar Harbor. The Rocklyn cottages owned by David Higginbotham of Bar Harbor. Italian Villa, owned by Leander McCormick-Goodhart of Wash- ington, D. C. Clovercroft, an estate owned by Mrs. Edith C. Newlin of Philadel- phia. Bowling Green, owned by Mrs. Guy Torrey of New York and Bar Harbor. The Barnacles, owned by Arthur Liscomb of Bar Harbor. Far View, estate of Mary Roberts Rhinehart, famous author, of New New York City. House owned by Paul Renshaw of New York City. The Doll House on the estate of M. D. McCormick, address un- available. DeGregoire hotel, owned by Walter Day of Milo. HIGHBROOK ROAD Highbrook summer home of A. M. Patterson of New York. Blaine Cottage, the estate of Walter Damrosch of New York. All but one of the McIntosh greenhouses, and the McIntosh home. CLEFTSTONE ROAD Hillcrest, also known as the Hubbard estate, owned by Mrs. Sybil H. Darlington of New York. Sunny Knoll, owned by Joseph Wholean of Washington, D. C. Ardeen, owned by William W. Hoffman of New York. Wazee-Lo-Wan, owned by Irene Allison of Philadelphia. The Steepways, owned by Mrs. Walter Ayer of New York and Chicago. Mizzentop, owned by Mrs. Henry Morgenthau of New York. Hillhurst, owned by Mrs. Joseph Ramsay of Haverford, Pa. Highfield, the estate of Thomas G. Cook, adrdess unavalable. Elsinore, the estate of Mrs. H. F. Dimock, address unavailable. Barberry Ledge, the estate of Mrs. Frank B. Rowell, address un- available. The summer home of Mrs. Anne Archbold, address unavailable. Miramichi, the estate of R. A. Thorndike of Boston. HARBOR LANE Dustpan, owned by Dr. James Cunningham of Bar Harbor. Rexcote, owned by Joseph Kloman of Philadelphia. Strath-Eden, owned by Clifford Remington of Philadelphia. WOODBURY ROAD Audley Cottage, owned by DeWitt C. Pool of Princeton, N. J. Rockbourne, owned by Dr. George Wooley of Bar Harbor. Summer home of Mrs. Blaine Beale, address unavailable. EAGLE LAKE ROAD Summer home owned by Dr. James Mitchell of Washington, D. C. Homewood, the Hugh D. Scott summer home believed owned by the Sanders estate. The estate of Mrs. Randolph Chandler of New York. The estate of Prince and Princess Mahmet Burhaneddin of Turkey, Summer home of Lucy A. Kutz, address unavailable. Summer home of Harold Peabody, address unavailable. Arcadia, the estate of Mrs. S. M. Wright of Philadelphia. Fairview, the estate of William P. Hamilton of Santa Barbara, Calif. Bird Cage, owned by Mrs. Charles Norris of Bar Harbor. Fairway, the estate of J. Hampton Barnes of Philadelphia. Fern Hill, the estate of Mrs. Josiah Penniman of Haverford, Pa. Gate Lodge, a small lodging on the Hamilton estate. Crag's End, owned by Lydia S. M. Robinson of Philadelphia, Kenney's Mountainview Cabins, store and filling station, The clubhouse of the Kebo Valley Country club. KEBO STREET The Malvern Hotel and the six cottages operated by the hotel. Geranium Cottage, owned by Madame Draper Boncompagni, ad- dress unavailable. Mariposa, owned by Cecil Barrett of Philadelphia. Greentree, owned by H. O. Talmadge of New York. Boulder, owned by M. L. Fearey of New York, Teviot, owned by Dr. and Mrs. John Frazer of Philadelphia. MT. DESERT STREET Triangle Cottage, owned by Mrs. Berkley Allen of Boston. The Belmont Hotel, owned by Thomas Mourkas of Bangor. The Henri, hairdresser shop. Malvern Flower Shop and greenhouses, owned by Arthur E. Brown of Bar Harbor. Miller Cottage, a small hotel owned by Webster Harrington of Bar Harbor. Sunnyside, owned by Mrs. Berkeley Allen and used as an annex to Miller Cottage. The Goodrich home and Hat Shop. SPRING STREET Beaton Cottage, Home of John Whitcomb, Bar Harbor real estate and insurance dealer. LOWER MAIN STREET Strawberry Hill House, the estate of Mrs. George Munson of Philadelphia. Mt. Desert Nurseries. SCHOONER HEAD ROAD The estate of Eva V. C. Hawkes of New York. Four. unidentified estates. OTTER CREEK ROAD Roscoe. B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory. EDEN STREET About 20 houses, single and tenements in the Duck Brook area. PINE STREET About 15 small houses. MOUNTAIN AVENUE, EAST STREET AND ROCKWOOD AVENUE About 35 year-around homes. GLEN MARY ROAD Four houses.