. American cookery. GUEST-HOUSE AT DREAMWOLD. EGYPT, MASS. GUEST-HOUSES AND GUEST-ROOMS .11. MADE ATTR-\CTIVE FOR BOYS the principal object of interest in theHttle village. After its purchase, , who realized that it was thechief asset of the place, generouslyoffered the townspeople a year in whichto redeem it. But public spirit did notrise to the occasion, and the old land-mark was removed to join its comradeon the hill at Cataumet. Two almostseparate houses for general family lifehave been added to the mill by a coveredporch. These additions were designedwith special reference to th
. American cookery. GUEST-HOUSE AT DREAMWOLD. EGYPT, MASS. GUEST-HOUSES AND GUEST-ROOMS .11. MADE ATTR-\CTIVE FOR BOYS the principal object of interest in theHttle village. After its purchase, , who realized that it was thechief asset of the place, generouslyoffered the townspeople a year in whichto redeem it. But public spirit did notrise to the occasion, and the old land-mark was removed to join its comradeon the hill at Cataumet. Two almostseparate houses for general family lifehave been added to the mill by a coveredporch. These additions were designedwith special reference to the slope of theland and to the lines of the mill. Theyform a very picturesque group. The other mill was connected withthe owners house by a rustic outside shingles have been toned bythe weather to a soft gray and form adaintily colored background for the crim-son rambler which has aspired to the veryhighest point. The lower floor consistsof a spacious eight-sided room. Lat-ticed windows, opening outward, andtwo huge doors, opposite each other andalways open, give light and air
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