The Republican journal., 1910-07-07
Camp North, 1910.

koSn K. A. Rah! Kan! Hah'
onrual camping trip of Castle
Tbs ''A'u .3 last week. Monday morning
rth 0f s.,- six we were on the way to the
bslf ni' ctore. st. Georges Lake. Liberty,
rsh'. u, have spent week each year since
ere We ' r' mast eleven we were at the old
s. Al ' and in few minutes the fire
ayng Sp and dinner prepared. We were a
lnaas .,5 and did full justice to the pot of
lgry w. 1.a,. the mother of one of the boys.
ns '1'- nd and butter and cookies supplied
fee HE meal. The tents were soon
Fes' 5 tbe camp put in order. About
'beO our party was completed by the
se w. seneschal. H. M. Prentiss, who
W. fr,m rhorndike on the "horseless
le ~ a.b,cp he has made SO many trips.
rag ,o. left a. "Bsgley's" and he came
WV 3D., me Of our boats. One of the
us ,,vr in the early evening for the
..,o5 re- l-ned to camp accompanied
beat filed with bags of straw for
'p' Al.g in the water put US all in good
"a, saye supper and then we laid down
.,.. bus to a night of pandemonium.
4,t-. rrsstlings, yells and laughter
'" .b5 rs night in camp. The time
~ .,..5, v4 reduced to the minimum.
H.. -arni-e found the "early risers"
..rtae siusive salmon, which sue
-.,ras- lis. But a number of large
-......st After breakfast and morn
,....,r- -.s aovs were off on the lake
AZ fen we went swimming,
-.... .1r for one of the fish chow
s- Seneschal is justly famed.
..--. 11er throughout the after
.. trouble About four
.--....- Tie hail was terrific. The
s..... us was white with it and
,.. ..-= were enormous. By actual
...--.-. .a of them measured nine
.-.-..- n diameter and it was
-.. -ha srgest A party of lads
7- rrg out on "Millstone," an
5..... t almost lost their tent, so
a.s-.. .a.e. Fortunately, the wind
-. ..-. ... ou our shore. Supper was
..,..r. lowers and we went to bed
the night several of us
a. ... H the guy ropes of our tents
att. ser came upon US and the
r o' the camp. By morning
... .. beautiful sunrise greet
.s- atsrs Of the Lake made it
a .. ihe that there had been
Vi. -- light One of the boys,
tH..-...s. his gear and part of his
ss ing fish. Mr.. Prentiss
aitar getting him almost up
-,=s ;nings put us in remi-
mr. dwelt with pleasure on
-s. I'll. ndinF Of trophies of other
-- -, think also of the story
- Merlin the afternoon before,
r-i...H= Luck, = which also gives
gtl- -tg book by the gifted Amer
aae letters, Henry Van Dyke. Not
IF MP up leisure hours were en-
-al of this splendid "angler's
IT, .t The Thrilling Moment"
gacr s aud Fisherman's Luck very
Nao wouldn't, for every fisherman
He-r E.r yke.
edge front Of our camp spoke silently
GRAY there were the names of MANY
gh we're with us in former years but
not u eng his year. Each name re-
aston ana some of the names which
l5-lf 20 chiselled after them
Us wish again and again that Tonight be
leo there also. But we do know that long
the markings on the ledge have worn
Ht5e hearts of all these lads there will
lprg memories Of the pleasant days spent
npoH the Marshall shore.
had . WISH. from the campers on the is-
Iser I'd to be Lee Lenfest, Clyde
r~-lreg Davis from Union. We took
EaeNaaI as they sat in their fine boat
ns'ns AID our official photographer"
Il 77l9 END samples of his work tq-them
le 7'5a's as good. Baseball was in
-a the afternoon and the woods
q az. -.efoed with the shouts of the
rs -tf genre was a success, the umpire's
os We're 9feL, always being just the
!e ..' Dt Our dinner this day was
.ls PCT efforts. This was the
lal Mashed Potato
De- Gravy
Har. Green Peas
otfee
read Rn+ter
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