Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-06-16


wcr" ALWAYS sure TO find smooth water in
some of the protected bays, and the fish
ing was all right.
one morning, after breakfast Of trout.
bacon. pancakes and coffee. we were sit
ting on a big pine log at the waters edge
toasting our backs in tho Sunshine that
came streaming down over the hiltops,
ana watching a bank of mist roll down the
lake. when we were startled by a jolly
"l'ulloa"' Turning we were astonishei
To see four tourists loaded with small
stun and kodaks come trooping luwn the
trail followed ny four guides each with
Il canoe over his head. There was room
In the log cabin for four more and We
mad pleasant little chat with n liberal
interchange of fish stories
TIC party proved to he T.. j. Jung. VI.
=. Solkirk. Clarence McGrccor and r. l.
Ban Of Buffalo. n. Y. They had been
canoeing for thrn, wccks and were on
thor way out. Tho guides pushed on at
once. and when their canoes became nero
src"ks away down the "Narrows' our
! Rufalo friends padded out and Just as
they cleared the lily pads our panorama
Kodak caught them. They were a. hronzed
jolly quartetto of outing enthusiasts and
spl"Gdi'ly equipped
y f"w days later while exploring in
Ragged lake. We ran ACROSS y; Mohherly
/ OF Mononeahca. Pa, accompanied by
Jack Sparks sturdy little Engishmar.
for u guide, from tho Lake Of Bays. These
wcr" the only parties "" saw during our
two weeks trip. after leaving Cache lake
Now bit Of side light on equipment.
Tho total cost for siplios fo,. four Of ne
fourteen laws. amounted to 20 ~ and y,o
, lived high too
We made little use of tho tents fndin,
| the square Of canvas the best ali around
shelter. being quickly and easily stretched,
in various ways to suit surroundings. the
sheet iron stove. the ..hot and handy" is
1 all the name i,nplics II is an in.,ortio,
of my own. made three 1onrs opo IRON, q,
pastoboard model Inv - local ,ins,,ith
Sc, nm. which is almost Instantly dove
there hcina no bolts or c1amns n ie +,
inches vide % inchne lorc ana IN irr,,s
| high. with hinged ntno 4 h,, i ipcbo- 1'b.,
si,.cs ana ends are minced So tho bodv COL
lapSoS nat and tho ,ipr also folds ,rb,
top has an inch nanrn which. when tho
body is opened and placed ON tho ground
holds tho arranromcnt securely, 81
larsed ana in a conyns4 coso tho etovr is
only an irch and a half thicI, Woicbt
mine hounds cost $40, Wo c,rr, -,
Marble safety axe in the stove case
Now something If Nronuuin pnru
The trac: con lists NJ 500 square miles
of Wilderness. lakes ana rivcrs and w,II
called "l.akcland." oCOo feet above son
level. owned ana controlled by tho Cana
diam government as n pormancDt fish and
game preserve. Tho idea Oririnatcd
,ind, retund with SIR oliver Moore. y
prominent citizen Of Toronto II is s.
t1nalcd that there arc 4 thoucnnd Iakoe
and ponds in the tract and streams with
out number Zinc nap. showing the
principal lakes and rivers with Mortgages
and shelter hutS clearly defined is issued
Ivy ;hc government Price 30 cents. The
passenger department of the Canada At
lHntic railway has also rntton ont a handy
pocket mal~ showing all tho largo man
oocS and in addition the kinds of fish TO
he found in the different lakes are iudt-
cuiod. INC small map can he had for
the asking.
The PARK is i'm charge Of G W bartlett
superintendent. who has Il permanent res
ii,uce at Cache lake. Under his dirco-
ton are ton ranger; who patrol tn, pre.
serve summer ana winter, and thcv arc