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stream for a mile to Cold River road, which it follows a short distance, crosses Cold River and then ascends hill to south (remarkable view north from summit, taking in Killington, Shrewsbury and Saltash Mountains), to Frank H. Smith place (P. O. and phone Cuttingsville, good rooms and board). Mr. Smith will take parties of six or seven in the winter if reservation is secured. Tel. Cuttingsville 9-7. Beyond another bald hill, Clarendon Gorge (through this The Long Trail passes, see next section) and much of the Otter and Mill River valleys appear in the distance. The Trail soon comes to Clarendon Camp, one mile from E. Clarendon Station on the Rutland R. R. This camp has a stove and bunks for 20. From Cold River to the depot a good deal of The Trail is in the open, affording lovely views, a pleasing contrast to the forest and wide-spread panoramas of the previous days. The trail crosses the Rutland Railroad one-quarter mile east of the depot. Near the depot the Roskenney Farm kept by Mrs. W. C. Lane will take hikers as heretofore. Small store in East Clarendon, which is seven miles from Rutland and on the main line to Boston. If the trip is to terminate here and time affords, do not fail to visit Clarendon Gorge, only ten minutes from the station, where the Mill River cuts its way through the solid rock in a series of rapids and cascades. Killington to E. Clarendon depot 11 hours. R. R. here to Rutland or Boston. For time tables write Rutland R. R., Rutland Vt.

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Woodstock Inn

Woodstock, Vt.

U. S. Highway, No. 4, Direct to

West Bridgewater Trail, Sherburne

Pass and Long Trail Lodge.

Motor Bus, Rutland and Woodstock

18 HOLE GOLF COURSE

For Maps or Information, address

ARTHUR B. WILDER, Manager

Hotel Coolidge

White River Junction, Vermont

Opposite Union Depot of B. & M.

and C. V. Railways

A Good Place to Stop Between the

Green and the White Mountains.

AUTO BUSSES TO LONG TRAIL