Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04
IN Thu GREEN MOUNTAINS
Sparkling Lakes and Glossy For.
ests of Vermont.
Hills Uisc from shores q, Lake Chnm-
plain. and from Their Summits
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the ACKNOWLEDGES.


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Pure air Of the mountains and the blue
sparkle of lakes sport among the rushing
trout streams, or trips through prosper
Gus farms and gentle, rolling country will
soon call summer folk to the green hills
OF Vermont Primarily. Of course. Yer
mont Is thought of rs n land Of beautiful
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vermont has much to oher. too-m fact
there is every shade OF amusement from
scranhiing III the steep sides of Camel :
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of saihoat on Lake thamplain. There
is more To do th7n Just to sit ANA look
: at the scenery. sailing, canoeing, ana
bathing ar" sports Of many in the cham
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IS tranpinr. tennis, riding, driving. ana
, Eolf. one OF tho best golf courses in the
country is that Of the EkWanok Country
club at Manchester The course is a
mighty one for distance. hut the splendor
, of the scenes all about Manchester IS
Graded among tho mountains, and the
clearness Of the air--something like that
in the Wcst-seom to make long driving
easy. Manchester lies on the route Of
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