In P.M. found around the house. M.P. three and say, 'noono!' in the morning, progrum amis among the steps. Avaauar & O'Leir ni A.M. Hained ali P.M. Took a sail down river. repa for emit to disperse. ta 2coo ane reached the lake house thoroughly tired, but fully an how or more from the inlet did jeIni eat meal. Near the land dark strong mountainy lighted up ignitingly and dark for his had a new companion of finely colored clouds haze, more I saw the miffes that now was nua and lake the was A two came we into the I, cuneiflatus over a revo beckomi bna gnilyft stora scroa atod autafiuos. -kinX black cliffic no on nee gnittis .aduts deeb I told 2 trom was also near the two same ifame owf bno ane oais veryly. Vifnerappa abrid llame owf bno ane oais and Woodcock has jacefy spearede there and is eyeing shudans. bers of Coo.eelytop along the road and Mr. S. Informes that The settlement comprises about 30 inhabitants and was large was a very fine, Mr. Dustin in front and Mr. Ascooobs in the rear. 2 miles distant where we took dinner. The view from his place found Mr. Spencer with a team and were carried up to his house containing continuos benintuo anitlae the way up the 3A landin dened lined from the spruce on the bank and Kingfishers and Tri- rather scarce, but we started a flock of about 4 dozen My.eay.- the scenery wild and perfectly typical of Maine. Ducks were : yawof this river is one of the most beautiful I infiuenced them out to seen neve ever have seen Mr. Monheimer and Mrs. betrays on the Mesag- have passed hundreds of every mile .Stoppings a fort in wef. 1873 Augus 5 - 2