The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-21
VERMONT EDITOR moToRIsT
Barre Tines Editor Makes Some Per.
tinent Observations.

Barre Tines Editor Makes Some Per.
tinent Observations.
When you start out expect rain;
and you won't be disappointed.
If you drive toward the north all
the time You may be able to keep
ahead of the rain But remember.
what goes north must come back.
And don't try to speed going
through Lisbon, n H., or the con
stable will get you
Just as effective as the constable
are two cross-walks in the village of
Richmond, They are the most saw,
age in the state. Watch your springsl
If going to the Mansfield Trout
club region drive slowly. The road
is narrow and the turns are sharp.
Remember that Waterbury is get
ting somewhat fussy about fast driv-
ing through its Main street. On Sun
day, July 10, motorists going north
Just before getting to the covered
bridge and had to make detour.
through Duxbary over restricted
sandy road. Perhaps, however, there
was no connection between Water
bury's business and the road barri.
cadc.
incidentally. obey the road law
It is a considerable undertaking to
attempt to motor up Mount Mansfield
under The best conditions. Have
your brakes in good shape for the re-
turn trir.
Take your drinking cup water cup,
Of course,) and have a drink out of
the cold spring just west of ST. Johns.
bury village, on the North Danyille
roa!!.
In going to Camers Hump, drive
your car to Calahan's at the base of
the mountain, register yourself and
party. take shank's mare and reach
the top If you are able. Come back
down the mountain by easy stages
there is no other stage.
If YOU venture into the White
mountain region have a well-flled
pocket-book The higher you 90 the
higher the cost of living. apparently.
Also be ready to be fieeced out of
II cents or quarter at Woodsville,
n. H., or Waterford, VT for the privi-
lege of going from one state to anoth.
e..
A good place to have a blowout is
on the top, OF the Coles pond region
via Danville or Greensboro. There
viii be few sympathetic friends TO
ieer at you.
If looking fer solitude go to Miles
pond in Concord
For marvellous grandeur of lake
scenery don't fail to visit Willoughby
lake in Westmore. See Mounts Horr
and Pisgah towering high above the
lake, one 1882 feet. and the other
1854 The view leaves lasting
impression Of wonderful beauty.
II DESTROYS. of testing the pulling
strength of your engine go due east
from Oxford, n. Hand come back
another way
The road over Mendon mountain to
Rutland is excellent and the trip fur
nishes the motorist with real nature
in the wild state.
An accommodating mechanician
can be found in Bethel at the turn to-
ward GaysYille If you are in need OF
hell
You can meet Canadian friends
on any weekend in northern Vermont
They come over where the goin' is
good
A nice bit of goin' is on the Con-
necticut river valley, along Bradford
Newbury way.
If YOU want mineral water go to
brunswick Springs up in Essex coun.
ty, There are not 81 varieties. but
there are seven, all flowing out Of a
bank in radius of 20 feet-each with
a taste all its own. And such a taste,
They have fairly comfortable hotel
there usually but just now it's going
on wheels to softer spot, the foundh-
ton having been endangered 'byncay.
Ing banks.
And you cannot forget the good
road from Barre to White River
Junctlon-good excepting tortuous
strip of highway through the town OF
Bethel on the eastern side of the
mountain from the village.
On the way stop again at Williams
town gulf and take in some of the
most restful scenery in the whole
state of Vermont.-Frank Il. Langley
in Barre Times.