The Green Mountain Club — Long Trail, Vermont, founded 1910Long Trail ArchiveThe Green Mountain Club
1932 · Ninth Edition · Division IX — to Bolton Lodge · ≈ book pp. 79–80
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Waterbury Inn, WATERBURY VERMONT OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR A Most Convenient and Desirable Stopping Place—a Day or Much Longer—for Motorists and Others seeking a Restful Country Inn—When en route for the White Mountains or Sea Shore, New York or Montreal. Rooms Single or en Suite, with Private Bath. Elevator Lunches and Supplies for Hikers Archery Golf Course Afternoon Tea The House by the Side of the Road W. F. & M. D. DAVIS, Proprietors Phone 89

Campers' Sanitary Paper Supplies PENNANTS, BANNERS, SOUVENIRS, BOOKS, STATIONERY and TOYS U. S. Topographic Maps and Lake Charts Trail Guide Books McAULIFFE'S Corner of Church and College Streets BURLINGTON, VERMONT Wholesale, 67 Main Street Phone 629

HOTELS Vermont and Van Ness BURLINGTON, VERMONT Two Fine Hostels Under One Management EUROPEAN PLAN Roof Gardens with Magnificent Views of Lake Champlain and Adirondack Mountains Max L. POWELL, Prop. JOHN HARDING, Mgr.

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Machine-read from the 1932 scan. Text is the OCR’d original, unedited — including its age and its typos.

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