. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . ropsof corn and wheat and buckwheatraised by the neighboring farm low-eaved rambling tavern rich inhistoric lore, still provides old fashionedhospitality and a cordon of smaller,but homelike boarding houses, takegood care of the vacation visitor. Stages that meet all trains at GermanValley station give connection withSchooleys Mountain, affording a de-lightful drive through shaded roads tothe hotel and cottage colony on thesummit. On this small level two largehotels are set
. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . ropsof corn and wheat and buckwheatraised by the neighboring farm low-eaved rambling tavern rich inhistoric lore, still provides old fashionedhospitality and a cordon of smaller,but homelike boarding houses, takegood care of the vacation visitor. Stages that meet all trains at GermanValley station give connection withSchooleys Mountain, affording a de-lightful drive through shaded roads tothe hotel and cottage colony on thesummit. On this small level two largehotels are set in a parklike tract fromwhich famous drives radiate, formingone of the chief attractions of the also are built a number of sub-stantial villas as summer homes ofwealthy city families. Farther on the pretty little villagesof Naughright and Bartley, named fortheir stalwart settlers, mark the way toFlanders, a sizable hamlet, nestling atthe base of a much more sizable moun-tain. Up this steady acliyity, stagesprovide communication with Budd&Lake, a beautiful sheet of pure spring THE SUBURBANITE. water reposing in the crowning pla-teau. Five miles in circumference, itswooded shores divide lake and forestand following the sylvan out-line, winding footpaths and archeddriveways form an encompassing cir-cuit. An inn, whose name suggests theIndian legendary of the section over-looks the lake and during the season isthe centre of social activity. A numberof boarding houses which also face thelake have accommodations for severalhundred guests. There are few places where the ama-teur camera enthusiast can find morecause to revel than in the sinuous course of the BlackRiver one stumbles upon gem aftergem in the shape of enchanting nookswith background of fantastic ferns andshrubbery and trees. Andits an anglers elysium, too, the opales-cent water of the pseudo river and itstiny estuaries, yielding fine messes ofsportive bass. By way of Ledgewoodstatio
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