birch beer - & register. Sorry I didn't take its picture for I didn't
get a very good one later. From the store we rowed straight across
between Big Otter & Snake
Island to Mt. Julien (on the Main
Land) and "Viamede"
Mrs. Graham's cottage, where they had engaged rooms
for the girls. It was a very pretty place - on a height of rocks
under a Canadian flag, with a pretty, wooded path leading down to a
sheltered little landing. Mrs. G.
was very cordial (as all Canadians seem to be) and showed us
to the little band box rooms, wood partitions &c. but scrupulously
clean - a 6x8 looking glass & in every room a child's face in a
rose and the inscription, on a colored card "A rose by any other name
Might smell as pine & sweet, But Dingman's is the only soap
Which can your wishes meet!" We made our arrangements & then
rowed back to camp (about 2 miles) between big & little
Otter Islands. I toolled, but caught nothing, of course.
Rested and Ned & I had a "soiree"
on the rocks and then she & I had a bath - tho' there is no good
place to bathe. Her "costume" is the funniest yet - but indescribable in
print.
birch beer - & register. Sorry I didn't take its picture for I didn't
get a very good one later. From the store we rowed straight across
between Big Otter & Snake
Island to Mt. Julien (on the Main
Land) and "Viamede"
Mrs. Graham's cottage, where they had engaged rooms
for the girls. It was a very pretty place - on a height of rocks
under a Canadian flag, with a pretty, wooded path leading down to a
sheltered little landing. Mrs. G.
was very cordial (as all Canadians seem to be) and showed us
to the little band box rooms, wood partitions &c. but scrupulously
clean - a 6x8 looking glass & in every room a child's face in a
rose and the inscription, on a colored card "A rose by any other name
Might smell as pine & sweet, But Dingman's is the only soap
Which can your wishes meet!" We made our arrangements & then
rowed back to camp (about 2 miles) between big & little
Otter Islands. I toolled, but caught nothing, of course.
Rested and Ned & I had a "soiree"
on the rocks and then she & I had a bath - tho' there is no good
place to bathe. Her "costume" is the funniest yet - but indescribable in
print.
birch beer - & register. Sorry I didn't take its picture for I didn't
get a very good one later. From the store we rowed straight across
between Big Otter & Snake
Island to Mt. Julien (on the Main
Land) and "Viamede"
Mrs. Graham's cottage, where they had engaged rooms
for the girls. It was a very pretty place - on a height of rocks
under a Canadian flag, with a pretty, wooded path leading down to a
sheltered little landing. Mrs. G.
was very cordial (as all Canadians seem to be) and showed us
to the little band box rooms, wood partitions &c. but scrupulously
clean - a 6x8 looking glass & in every room a child's face in a
rose and the inscription, on a colored card "A rose by any other name
Might smell as pine & sweet, But Dingman's is the only soap
Which can your wishes meet!" We made our arrangements & then
rowed back to camp (about 2 miles) between big & little
Otter Islands. I toolled, but caught nothing, of course.
Rested and Ned & I had a "soiree"
on the rocks and then she & I had a bath - tho' there is no good
place to bathe. Her "costume" is the funniest yet - but indescribable in
print.
