The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-05

are places and
IN our memories
one of the things
fhaH O, with pleasure
Hotel at Bingham,
btr is Lost or Young's
county
base been coming into
a0pts have been going
seam Hotel Mrs. Old
always look forward
10 our stay with Mr..
baton Some time ago,
1 me big Advertising agencies in
r. p.t OUT an advertisement
essrgitr with a small s. This
id that what people want is
H. want when they want it
Ia great deaf OF this so called
4 which We hear 50 much about
l. 6aqs is bunk. No one wants
4 a-oanl all the time asking if
H. this and that and someone
something else, etc, etc. You
H. you want al buttons when
In il and as You want it.
hing which brings this to my
l. a nip [ took yesterday with
hi Hrs. D'Auby Of New York.
4 Rove Pond right after break
H. walked ont the road to the
IN and down over the mountain
river The view there from
EH4anawcll's pasture is worth
and the milk and cake which
Rranewell gave us would take d
! any State Fair, Then we
! 10 walk to Bingham. Prob
1 md not walk over nine or ten
b. when Ne reached Bingham
b hot and tired. Some one
/ hot bath would be a fine
~ W. suggested that to Mrs.
SIZE gave us wonderful
nth a large tub, big enough
Ir me and | measure six feet
&igh about two hundred pounds.
hot water. When we had
not one Of us could feel any
Il all. Their We had some OF
bills famous ice cream sodas
bhakes and did some shop
/ after that came supper at
h Believe me it was good.
Z Duttou took us up to the
ihe road in his car and we
he thrcc miles back to camp
ihe woods in the moonlight.
beds felt pretty good-and
are ready for another hike.
always seemed strange to me
people who live in Maine
pend more time in the woods.
b direction there are camps
pne can get good fishing, good
ID first class sleeping accomo-
Why not get out into the
Some tines a man or woman
y get all the exercise | need
etc at home where | work
Rut you don't It's the
Which counts and the long ,
asre You pcrspirc freely over
period of time. If you doubt
your doctor.
Der Thing / cant understand is
any people who live in Maine
20 mo the woods seem to be-
egr} nickel they pay to the
esmps Is this good bust
q nan puts boats on a pond,
the state 10 stock it with
Id salmon and looks after
aaa blaZes trails, and spends
a1ve.tising in the Maine pa
ny ret give him d chance to
money back? Don't you
pal any woman who spends
bel time cooking and scrub
P Gates u good meal away
PINE Ask one. Then why
pol when yOn can get a change
amp or hotel or farmhouse?
Range which gives you punch
s yen TO do more work and
la world a little better place
a
oIf ! started to tell is about a
a 10 loang's Pond about
i5e young fellows in camp
so'hg over there pretty Of
ne HsNng was good and the
l1iy three Or four miles. One
Naef Boston boy and | were
er His name was Lewis
III 'he emp at that time
alhar from a small town in
II state he seldom went out
Sort of a quiet, timid. fell
wv 4liF years old. Let us
cotton That wasn't his
pr If nill do.
@ Cotton found that Louis"
going over To Young's
asked it he could 80, too. We
WV enthusiastic about hav-
a9Hs 1uI In the woods one
itss go 1o courteous. SO we
te with u.s. We rowed
POND. then took the trail
r'Nea Gown Bean Pond
over the hill. 1t was
ol. We soon reached the
14as o.aag the ridge which
alIgs Pond
.a Dad been Ulazed three or
9'.ore That trip but in the
I u'afea were seven or
pom Toe ground and most
oH Beech trees. OF
aaa ~eathered and were
se'or of the Beech bark
" To see We had no
r., q following The trail. but
~ could not see the blazes.
W minutes be- said that we
M ~ explained the situa-
i, y. .ae 1iazes and showed him
a''sr a little while he began