St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
TIE EXCLUSION.

NE ENO'h >i"N'
At > p. III. Friday. June 10th, the
members of the Association embarked on
the 'I.ady of tn" Lake." commanded 10y
Capt George W Fog. who has had
yer twcu,v-nuc Years experience in
boating upon the lake. and who COM
nlcnced by CARRYING tine mali from Knowl-
ton Landing, his residence. in :. canoe.
l.r Lady IT .lc Lax l. al Now boat h,-
longing To- the Noirnrcm".o1 S.oamhoat
Company and great cN,rtinns were made
To make her ready for the Use OF the A.
ISOLATION on this OCCASION
To the r.ght IL YOU 20 down Won first
>re Iud!"u Point running out into the
lake Ahead can he sen Bear NInunt-
ain. and on the left Owls Head in tE.
distance. A. van ms. I,,ii.,r u. ,ip, v,,,,
observe tIp. Twin Sisters. tprrh,. down
We pass PROVING. I-lai.l You ar. HOW
marine ia, Cauaua Linz. which i indi-
Gated hv an ron post which can be seen
on the lett Capt FoGg stopped thr
Irat at this !. int. and many Jokes were
passed about Getting atuul of the Hur
We suppose some hc>itancv was tclt hv
Can't Fnrr in TRANSPORTING - lar-r a
body ct Yankee editors into the pucru'~
,omiuions. Table Island. Cr,larvil'r.
titch'< Bav, Milestone Island. Magoon'~
Point and Round Island are ,uccc>>iycy
passed and we arrive in front of the
Mountain House, which lays at the foot
OF Owls Head. Mr. \. {. Jennings,
proprietor of the Mountain House. came
aboard in sktf' at this point. and ten
dcrcd the hospitaIitics of his house to the
/ Association, and expressed sincere regret
upon learning that it would be impo->i-
/ ble for them to accept his invitation.
/ He ACCOMPANIED the cxcursioniSts down
the Lake. pointing out all the many at
fractions which were continually open
ing. North from the Mountain House
Minnow Island is passed, SINNERS Cave,
Long lsIand-upon which Is the tamou,
Balance Rock, weighing many tons. but
which the slightest touch will rock. Mr..
Nelson's residence, on Nelson Island
was the subject of mcrited admiration,
being elegant in It's architecture and ly.
ing embosomed among the trees. On the
Canada side the summer residence of the
Hon. Hugh Allan, one OF the proprietor,
OF the Allan Line OF Ocean Steamers, anu
President OF the MemphremaSog Steam
boat Company next claimed admiration
Mir. Allan has blasted a road some tive
miles III length. out OF the solid rock,
and running entirely around his place
10 do this he used the small amount o.
Slrtee" tons OF powder but our space
Will not admit oil 100 mucI oil TINS per
sonal explanation AT Nagog' the ter
minus OF our excursion, we delayed Tor a
le" minutes "iiile '''1 i-''y ot INC l'ah'
LOOK aoo''In ner Woo'' anu = It" o' '!l
|N9SoIi'''cii i''ii up i',to 'i'c ,o""' G'Si'
Gus OF seeing Il Ni'ii''dlah Fi!,'Se an" u"
madam house, but came back not very
much impressed with the style OF archl-
lecture. Soon after leaving Mago@ or
our return, MIR. Atkins, IN Il few dis
crminatc' words, offered the following
''whcreascs ::
Whereas, The Editorial Association OF
Vermont have tins day made the trip
through Lake Memphrema@og, and have
been l'lSniy Pleased win the beautiful
SCENERY mountains i1''hu7' forests
terIlle nelaS anu me country re-.aehce'
OF liu9h MAN "I" A'eA"iide' 4ho'9oh'
ESqs., with the other attractive views that
go to make up one OF the finest natural