New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07

the Earl OF 81. Adams. who ennobed bv Charles
ii and was made Lord Chamberlain. The little
streams that come down from the mountain sides are
full OF brook trout and the shallow weedy stretches
of the lake Weld pike and pickerel In abundance.
little summer hotel on the lake shore not far from ST.
Adams gives the tourist plenty OF amusement. especially
whenever the country couples are enjoying one OF
their SATURDAY. evening dances. on such occasion
as this the finn Is not complete unless Uncle Dan
IS present 10 dance a JIG.
II any one wishes To know how TO climb TO me
higher SUBMITS Of the Green Mountains lot him follow
This advice The railroad can be taken from Burllng
tom IN Stowe and thence 1t Is drive Of only
five miles to the summit OF Mansfield. 4.34s feet high
There is a hotel the summit which affords com
fort ahle Quarters II the traveller wishes ascent
the Cancels Hump he may take the railroad to Ridley
and thence the Stage 1i SIX h ,h me o,o he1S r
The re views from either Mansfield or d Se
ncys. Mansfield lies east by north Of BMTih et3n %u
the Camel's Hump Hes east OF Charlotte w. ana VIE
for seven miles brings me caloeilt 10 , ni d
massage between the Islands known az North Hero anu
South Hero. These ARE the two largest ianaN ~ Nd
The passage between the Islands widdis INTO an eA
panse OF over mile squaTe q clear wafer 80
as be naycable Tor small steamers oniS Dv ine
dredging The northern island sends down , ,T,S
point to the sontward well wooded, W'.h An bmi
beach the eastern or Inner SIDE ana S'a,p i pi,
oN tte western side toward the man pai' OF e %
This is known Bow Arrow PontLthe pow o iS 'e
curved shore Of the south island opposite hFe enc
the end Of the canodst's voyage The camp OI Wv,
American Canoe Association for ISL II IS a Ie.,
trrty miles ~I1thwcst 10 the site OF the pI,se'll me-
Tntii within few wears the pound ana iyke nros
have been The bane Of The iSheant ,rd1 rae so
much evil has been done by these vaIfons device @
in te southern part Of LAKE ChamPi hncr enarici
be'ome -cawe Therefore laws haV 1 nvr1 Itch
forbddng such devices. and also foridaits t' f IN
Ing of except the most common h,uS Grt nftecn
Lake Champlan save ia October ana '"' hr'' "''
The ST. basin Is one s1 T n'V aiis> 81
whici, do NOT devote many larFc-scale maps "a ~"
United states Canada. only tie t'IS ,'I I'm nny
detail: lncre ponds 100 mile, bong Ike lake ,", u,
plain, iu>t md Gated by ss,, ,P ~ Ia%rru,e
valley yon VIII find that it, LAKES NAV n'cta w ~ is
hcrcd MT ~ hundreds only but ny n n u"f,r tnt
I'm tangled lntcrockins OF ANA all" , MI hoauty
gives the st IawNrce lslf as ',H'f'a a"u ,nt hcr
For the most part ii Is Nat basin, n. J", T,ar
,n, on biz of the II. Lawrence irS0n thu mig
fairly be called my mounain"iN On ,, ,A" s.'
,5., to a rr"a height ON the othe~ in Vermont ~.
,recn Mountains attain even graf n,
in norway Between these two parallel cmllt,' , i,
dep cleft or hollow ara in me 1 ,r S' that var
,h shoulders Of the mountains on zach ~ ga,
in great sheet. which hears the . NAM Himself =" ,c
cauS, Of tho AIl,nquinr. Lake ohampain ana Its
tributary Lake (c3rge feed me tiG ~ Mchannlan. IN
" Hams the main food Of the 81. Lawr'Nc" near 'I'
",d French { nad,n town Of >orcl II ~. pa, a.
mity Of ne nounta taat gi2cS snch an nd'~i'' "
,''a.n 70 both OF these reaches Of water ,o, "a
! ON the eastern shore the Green Mountains Nv Tev.
, ,esnncff,ll distance: but on the western OF w
YorE .hnre the case is different Many spur ,o
the Adirondacis comes down ana "PS ,c IT., most ,p" a
| Scow The surface OF TIE lake one {" INC W. p,,,
tactivc ~ theS, spur, is known as Wil~l"OnE rom
he camp Of the canocmen 1.-The , ,pu''b have cr
t ~, The rIaihcd of the Delaware md Hudson cana
| Commny's Railroad 10 Montreal. me ems cS ~
millions Of doIars and remarkable ir"> a., 'o
importing deserving a special sindy on IN" PHT -.
widest part Of the lake IN unhrok"n Stnlrr :" 1ni
| water IN. width being from eight 10 zen h,'c'
part 81 the lake Is also the cAart .nuJ," ,ho VA
ccIcd 10 the French 10y the English before 'h' IV"''
were driven t ' negGt Of Lake Champaign above dc
wafer +, 965G feet. The result Of ms LOW Nm ",y
i, hat the attitudes Of the mountains an" r n or.
| rnt dworfed by the exalted height al when U'l
ARE viewed ne I'm the on Mcmpli'nisoS i''u T.,
Ee ,n feature Of the low level Of ChampaiI
Is the broad sand bars that form at thc our ~
H.. rI,.r. t..u,hlc before they rcuch VI" pn,'
waters Of the alc Chcf among ih",s streams rnS,oI
the An sable With abruptly emerecS IRON, ros s
Of mountain. ana fini'hc, T. conN" amid s" :,
| rc..ion - sandy ro~cllcS. This i''' j. 'upP,r" 4,
hive SnQro-tod 10 the French explorers tn" name ~
7a, snac m Mil Kali -. to take mp the Other is@nd
and d en '9 ~aT from ,nr magnificent
none can exceed the group known - ,h' H., I''
iir,,,r Tho lare las never h"ci. appreciated. ''
rc gas tsai II WIZ h lnc IN w , GS DAYS Of
push and enterprise ,.,.. Cocoon. am, :,
| ON one 81 IN" road lcidng g Lake H''It '''' -
T,conderpca stand, monument ina Attf',,@ '"
tentjon Of visitor, 10 that A-tnrc .Pt u l' ~
DOH ON the ight bank II the N-cond"r1-n ilV"f "n'
| within about fifty ROD, OF IN" beam iui l'll' ~
| ,yhicb r,,ur. IN. water H. pf>>@g' rom Lay
| t,.o,ce 4, Lako Chanpkiin. I'll" monument can 10
.oru from the Conversational chm o.. VINO IS on "'
| nn face ~ Tho marble tablet. read " .,'h
IN, 3D., fell Iulv q. l73-. IN ,f'rirt'h pr'c nu
| Ainrcroublr's defeat by Montc'im. lold ,'''i.'
| Augnstus Howe aged thirty fn.r VIA, arh-',.
| orcrted a monument +, him e. We. nlnn'"r AZ =,
Tcondcrrc, place, hc'c TIL mcmorr'., TINS il1i'
! 70 ;!r m~mjry - lord Howe W. Pac~l ,ncN h'
| Inecph Cook ~ Boz . Mr.. Who males ~, sum
| , or home Al Tcnndcroca. hi native place. j. w.
| erected ahout eight wears 40 Vi. COX @Pn'N ~
summers IN thi- neighlvprhoof.