The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06

thal IT th'
! public the camps built ana S
as private camps by John e.
mated at Center Pond in Sol
m. Somerset County.
camps are located near the
beautiful pond which has
If about SO acres at an alti-
~ or 10 feet above sea level.
h has been we'll dtocked with
,ilod trout. more than $4,000
! trout fry having been put
N Mr.. Amey. during the past
The pond is fed by springs
Mains no other fish except a
Dply Of minDows on which the
ei.
|rw has entertained as guests
camps many prominent peo-
New Hampshire and other
nd % lhcmsthe new manage
Los Measure in referring those
for information with respect
Dmforts of the camps and the
features of the surround
he ease and comfort with
camps are reached is prob
huoqudlled by any camps in
lgland. whore fish and game
It is only seventeen miles
Lo Station on the Maine Cen
nad. the same railroad which
mates the famous Kineo
Fifteen miles of the route
railroad to camp is over the
NJ motor truck road of the
|mthern Paper Company anu
MEAN Realty Company and Is
kubmobile road. The balance
lsanee 1.-TWO milesl is by a
bic carriage road over which
ran many times during the
bon last year, In two hours
time one lands at Kineo Sta
can be throwing. IA fly on this
sting on the stream front
The camp moking a pipe and
! The constant cool breeze for
k point is noted. For a loca-
Miles from the woods and 1900
e the sea on the shore of a
h is full OF spcckled trout,
/ is hard TO beat.
bin service to and from KincO
b good during the summer
hr the reason that the Mt.
House is one of the leading
| New England and Is owned
(iatcl by the Maine Central
Through parlor car service
Boston and other points is
bed from about May | to No
l. The Boston morning papers
at kinto Station about APO
are frequently in camp by
time From railroad station
Is an easy two hour trip and
Away ample auto service to
at moderate prices.
grounding country furnishes
port for the lovers of nature
IN the woods, These camps
the head waters of Brassua
(which is noted for its good
Shng The numerous dams
PEEL in part by lumbermen
part by beavers. provide
of pools for successful trout
|Shelher the rig is the alder
u biz line and hook, baitcd
frms and in the hands of n
or THE four ounce rod with
lne in the hands of the most
|Apori throwing dry nys."
EallS down this stream follow
|Oermen's road, which are now
ny abandoned for the purpose
20 they were constructed, but
punished excellent paths for
per and the camper to reach
tlta valley among the hills,
Porn fish and game can be Sc
ueli season with a maximum
OF certainty and a minimum
Fl hardship.
|aE DAYS tramp over a good
inning through the dense for
'als region will take You to
waters of the south branch
Fnohseot, which are alive with
summer and where deer and
r. are plenty in the fall.
rue' stream six miles from the
|an'h mas a summer camp built
= splits beside cold spring
'lu provided with an up-to-datt
p'sdlh bed that will accommo,
'',u heoplc. A typical fisher.
sa"P WIN an open log fire in
\" q me dining room separate
"a pahlP. From this camp the
a'aos ielsurely for three miles
|, oifeam N an Indian rock
canoe, both of which arc
y ana catches trout until he
,eu 10 catch more. or the lega
' r NM then drifts back tt
el camp whore he can have
IN uer a splendid supper ant
!, p p, wen filled and lighted
\, ~ before the big open log fire
IA '' = biggest true fish story he
|| s,.. uenlIcmen who have beer
|.u rn within recent years are,
In Tst :, Il. bingham of Manches.
A I, non James W. Remick OF
n n, ~ H., Attorney General O
n ~ VI Laeonia. \ H.. Hon
n %'T Of Laconia. y. H.. G. u
\, :, Lancaster. y. H.. Merril
|nor u l. lancaster, y. H.. H. F
RI |F"s sn 81 Concord, \. H.. anc
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