1940 Boston & Maine Railroad Snow Train Brochure

(mem * 1

A Winter

Directory

in Northern SCHEDULES

AND

New

of Fun England

FARES

Eastern Slope R e g i o n PAGE M t . W h i t t i c r , Conway, N o . Conway, Intervale (B & M Station for Glen, Jackson, Bartlctt and Pinkham Notch, N . H . ) . . 8-10-14 Belknap Region Laconia, Lakcport.

Belknap M o u n t a i n and Recreational Area 8-17 Plymouth

8-17

Littleton-Franconia Region Woodsville, Lisbon, Littleton.

Whitcfield and Lancaster. .\". H .

12

Snow Trains from Worcester

14

R o c k p o r t and Gloucester

14

Dartmouth Region W h i t e River Jet., Woodstock, V t . , and Hanover, N . H . . . .

Montreal and

16

Quebec

Laurentians and Lac Beauport .

M o u n t Mansfield

20

Region

W a t c r b u r y and Stowc, V t . . . .

22

Pico Peak Region Rutland, V t

I

22

L o w Every Day O n e W a y and R o u n d T r i p C o a c h Fares to over 50 of the most Popular N o r t h Country Points Hotels and Inns

25

27-28

It will help you to read the advertisements in this "Snow T r a i n ' Booklet. Publication is made possible by the co-operation of the advertisers. When you make purchases or when you patronize the Hotels and Inns we will appreciate your telling them that you read their advertisement in the "'Snow T r a i n " Booklet.

1

—

C I R C A 1940

REPRINTED

BOSTON A N D M A I M -

B&MRRHS,

I N C . 2017

RAILROAD.

N W I N T E R , w h e n N o r t h e r n N e w E n g l a n d rings w i t h h a p p y l a u g h t e r , w h i l e devotees o f ski, snowshoes, skates, toboggan a n d even the bob-sled, make m e r r y i n this — the perfect a l l - y e a r - ' r o u n d v a c a t i o n l a n d , " T h e S n o w T r a i n " offers the best means o f r e a c h i n g a n d r e t u r n i n g f r o m the ideal w i n t e r sports places.

Eleven years ago the Boston a n d M a i n e R a i l r o a d o r i g i n a t e d " T h e S n o w T r a i n . " I n the past 10 seasons those w h o have become ski-wise and devotees o f the fun p r o v i d e d by snow on N o r t h e r n N e w E n g l a n d ' s hills have learned s o m e t h i n g m o r e t h a n h o w to ski a n d h o w to find new h e a l t h , zest and pleasure i n w i n t e r sports.

T h e experienced and smart folks have learned that i t spoils w i n t e r - t i m e fun to be c a u g h t i n sudden storms o f snow and sleet; to stand and shiver w h i l e an expensive garage t o w car pulls an a u t o m o b i l e f r o m w h e r e i t skidded o f f an icy r o a d ; that it's r e a l l y silly to wear nerves to the j i t t e r - p o i n t d r i v i n g l o n g hours on d a r k , w i n t r y roads after a d a y o f sport; a n d that the folks w h o have the most fun a n d r e a l l y get the most o u t o f w i n t e r sports G O B Y T R A I N .

A l l the photographs in this issue of "The Snow Train' booklet were made on Boston and Maine "SnowTrain" trips. (Photos by Stanley Bauman, Brockton, Mass., official photographer on "The Snow Train.")

SKiinc 11 makes no difference w h e t h e r you are an expert or an a m a t e u r when anyone says " L e t ' s G o S k i i n g , ' ' the smartest r e p l y is "Yes, but let's go on ' T h e Snow T r a i n ' . " T h e Boston and M a i n e R a i l r o a d this year offers rales and schedules that w i l l p r o v i d e b o t h one-day Sunday and H o l i d a y trips, and week-end trips a l l d u r i n g the w i n t e r sports season.

The Sunday n i p s w i l l be p r i c e d at $2.50 and $2.75 R O U N D T R I P d e p e n d i n g on destination. T h e every-week " W e e k End Snow T r a i n s , " w h i c h enable y o u to leave Boston on S a t u r d a y , and r e t u r n late Sunday afternoon or evening, w i l l be priced f r o m $4 to $7 R O I N D T R I P , d e p e n d i n g on w h i c h of a score or more destinations you select.

Beyond the border, you can.spend the N e w Year's week-end i n Canada for o n l y $8 to $15 R O I / N D T K I P . f o r complete i n f o r m a t i o n r e g a r d i n g where to go, where to stay, and for h o w l i t t l e it costs to enjoy week-end trips to scores of different destinations you w i l l w a n t lo read every page i n this booklet.

You w i l l line! a tabulated list of the leading hotels, inns and b o a r d i n g places that cater especially

A

PAUSE FOR A

POSE

(5)

Boston w i l l b r i n g y o u p r o m p t a n d c o m p l e t e a n swers to a l l requests.

AUXILIARY

SERVICES

A l l one-day " S n o w T r a i n s " c a r r y l u n c h e o n o r d i n i n g car facilities. " S n a c k s " o r a complete m e a l w i t h temperance beverage service are available at moderate prices.

O n e section o f a l l one-day " S n o w T r a i n s " carries a Sports E q u i p m e n t C a r w h e r e costumes a n d e q u i p m e n t are for r e n t at moderate rentals. ( T h i s car is p a r k e d i n the N o r t h S t a t i o n d u r i n g the week a n d costumes o r e q u i p m e n t m a y be r e n t e d to take o n week-end " S n o w T r a i n s . " ) FAST TRAILS — G E N T L E S L O P E S — FUN

FOR

ALL

to w i n t e r sports enthusiasts. Y o u w i l l find advertisements o f m a n y of these hostelries, as w e l l as the advertisements of those w h o sell a n d r e n t w i n t e r sports e q u i p m e n t .

T h e r e w i l l be at least one S u n d a y " S n o w T r a i n " f r o m Worcester this season and there is also one t r i p d i r e c t f r o m Gloucester a n d other N o r t h Shore points already scheduled.

I f perusal o f this official d i r e c t o r y o f w i n t e r sports i n N o r t h e r n N e w E n g l a n d does n o t p r o v i d e you w i t h a l l the i n f o r m a t i o n y o u desire, the Boston a n d M a i n e R a i l r o a d " S n o w T r a i n " staff is c o m posed of experts w h o have p a r t i c i p a t e d i n the dev e l o p m e n t o f w i n t e r sports i n N o r t h e r n N e w E n g l a n d a n d they k n o w " a l l the answers."

For the expert and for the novice the Boston a n d M a i n e ' s Passenger Traffic D e p a r t m e n t is e q u i p p e d to p r o v i d e i n f o r m a t i o n ; to make reservations and in general to p r o v i d e a c o m p l e t e w i n t e r sports i n f o r m a t i o n a n d t r a n s p o r t a t i o n service.

A c a l l at the T r a v e l B u r e a u i n the N o r t h S t a t i o n ; a telephone c a l l to the W i n t e r Sports B u r e a u , C a p i tol 6000 o r a w r i t t e n i n q u i r y to H e n r y F . M c C a r t h y , Passenger Traffic M a n a g e r , N o r t h S t a t i o n ,

V

v

H

E x t r a copies o f this b o o k l e t w i l l be m a i l e d to a n y address. I f y o u have a friend y o u t h i n k w o u l d be interested i n r e c e i v i n g a c o p y , w r i t e o r p h o n e H . L .

B a l d w i n , P u b l i c i t y M a n a g e r , N o r t h S t a t i o n , Boston a n d a c o p y w i l l be m a i l e d , p o s t p a i d , p r o m p t l y .

7

E A S Y H I L L S LIKE THIS F O R

BEGINNERS

A

MORE Ski -ml

SUNDAY

SntiJLoJhain,

EVERY

Oferial-

WEEK

to a destination selected every Thursday and announced in the Boston newspapers every

Friday.

Slope

Region

wa

Eight minutes up in America's only modern aerial tram cars—eight miles of s k i runs over a choice of four down-mountain trails—novice to expert. Ski patrol — practice slopes at 4,000 ft. elevation.

Heated Mountain and Valley terminals afford every facility. Route U . S . 3. F R E E booklets — write box 19

CANNON MOUNTAIN AERIAL TRAMWAY F R A N C Q N I A

N O T C H ,

N

E

W H A M

P S

H I R E

L I N C O L N in W I N T E R Either

the Eastern

(North

Conway —

Intervale) or Belknap Region (Laconia) and Plymouth, N.

H., will

be selected

each

week

when

Snow

Conditions are satisfactory. Fares and schedule

will,

unless otherwise announced, be as follows:

10 to 15 feet, excellent for novice. All straight The Lincoln Hotel. Lincoln, N. I I . , home of skiing, \ l .

12. V. D. 100. winter sports, open year round, steam heated, eighty rooms with running water ami baths.

The Lincoln Trail, length two miles, width 30 Heated garage. to 50 feet. M. (i. 35, V. I ) . 1801). suitable for late spring skiing, upper part of trail for experts, Nine miles from Aerial Tramway, five miles hot torn part of trail for novices. Kt>0 fool slalom from the Flume. Cater to week-end parties. All course at bottom of the trail. main roads are kept open.

Open slopes, length 900 feel, width 1000 feel.

Lincoln lias four ski trails — The Coolidge Mountain Trail, length one mile, width from 25 -Li tow all types of skiing.

In 10 feet, intermediate for expert skiers. M. (J. Toboggan slide one of the fastest in New I25. V. D. 1200.

II hind, safe ami with plenty of thrills. Tow return sliders to top of run.

Bonny Gihnore Trail, length two miles, width Hates ami folder upon application.

F R A N K and E L E A N O R D A V I S , Managers

Jkii — GO:

$2-75

ROUND TRIP

HEADLINING the Ski

RETURN: SCHEDULE

Read Down

Read Up

8:00 A . M .

8:15 A . M .

L v . Boston L v . Reading

A r . 9:25 P . M .

A r . 9:10 P . M .

11:35 A . M .

11:40 A . M .

Ar. No. Conway A r . Intervale

L v . 5:45 P . M .

L v . 5:30 P . M .

SLALOM Whether or

$2'

SO R O U N D T R I P

RETURN: SCHEDULE

Down 8:15 A . M .

on

"golf

club

slope"

trail,

you'll

enjoy

more

in this

smart,

comfortable

ski

clothing.

new

brings

skiing

season

a

The

complete

new line of garments and acces-

GO: Read

Ski Wear

expert

your

OR JJtlA —

Season

sories for men and women

Read

authentically

I 'p

and

L v . Boston

A r . 8:35 P . M .

8:30 A . M .

L v . Winchester

A r . 8:20 P . M .

10:35 A . M .

A r . Laconia

A r . 6:00 P . M .

11:15 A . M .

Ar. Plymouth

L v . 5:30 P . M .

materials.

correct

in

. . .

design

"Slalom"

is

ski

wear as the skier wants it.

Write lor new catalog B

B. F. MOORE & CO. And other destinations depending on Snow Conditions Luncheon Service

"Sports Service Car" 8

NEWPORT O N

• SALE

A T LEADING

VERMONT S T O R E S , SKI S H O P S

9

A N D

DEPARTMENTS

THE EASTERN SLOPE REGION Bartlett

EASTERN SLOPE (N. H.) REGION

*

Conway

•

Intervale • J a c k s o n • P i n k h a m Notch

FOR GENERAL INFORMATION WRITE THE EXECUTIVE

EVERY

TRIP

Jan.

4

to

12

1:15 P . M .

12:00 N O O N 4:38 P . M .

12:20 P . M . 4:58 P . M .

12:30 P . M . 5:08 P . M .

12:34 P . M . 5:12 P . M .

EVERY

55 P . M .

16 P . M .

36 P . M .

46 P . M .

50 P . M .

North C o n w a y

SECRETARY, NORTH CONWAY, N. H

1941

Comfortable well-heated rooms, home cooking. A l l winter sports, lighted practice slopes, near all ski trails and within walking distance of the C r a n m o r e M o u n t a i n Slope and Skimobile. Offers snow thrills for the entire family. E u r o p e a n ski instructor available for guests.

SUNDAY

J a n . 5 to A p r . 13 i n c . ,

SCHEDULE

Read Down 8:30 A . M .

inc.,

•

NORTH CONWAY, N . H .

RETURN

GO SATURDAY

Apr.

Keartarge

KEARSARGE HALL

FROM BOSTON ROUND

^ ^ 5 2 "

1941

Read Up A r . 8:38 P . M .

L v . 5:14 P . M .

L v . 4:55 P . M .

L v . 4:46 P . M .

L v . 4:35 P . M .

L v . Boston, Mass.

Ar. * M t . Whittier, N . H .

Ar. Conway, N . H .

Ar. No. Conway, N . H .

Ar. flntervale, N . H .

I-. I..

RICKKR

and M . R. K I N N E Y , Managtrt

OPEN T H E YEAR ROUND Prices Reasonable

Eagle Mountain House OVSA. Tlsw y&aAkGO

$[,.50

IOUND TRIP

125 rooms, 100 baths. Originally constructed for winter occupancy. Summer Season June 15 to October 16; Winter Season February 14 to M a r c h 3. Three newly cleared ski slopes upon Eagle M o u n t a i n in surrounding 600-acre estate.

RETURN

" " J A Y , ? « • 27,1940 to 1941

F R I D A Y , J a n . 3,

Read Down Week-days Sal. Only 8:30 A . M .

4 55 P . M . 1:15 P . M .

12:00 N O O N 8 16 P . M . 4:38 P . M .

12:20 P . M . 8 36 P . M . 4:58 P . M .

12:30 P . M . 8 46 P . M . 5:08 P . M .

12:34 P . M . 8 50 P . M . 5:12 P . M .

W h i t e M o u n t a i n s , Jackson, N . H .

Until S U N D A Y , J a n . 5,

SCHEDULE L v . Boston, Mass.

Ar. * M t . Whittier, N . H .

Ar. Conway, N . H .

Ar. No. Conway, N . H .

Ar. flntervale, N . H .

1941

Read Up Sun. & Jan. 1 Week-days A r . 8:38 P . M . 6:31 P . M .

L v . 5:14 P . M . 3:15 P . M .

L v . 4:55 P . M . 2:56 P . M .

L v . 4:46 P . M . 2:47 P . M .

L v . 4:35 P . M . 2:35 P . M .

liooklct and Jackson Pictorial Slap on retntest C . E. G A L E & S O N , O i u n e r - M u n a g e r s Since 1879

Intervale, N. H.

EMERSON I N N A snug mountain inn steam-heated

throughout, w i t h complete facilities for your

winter holiday, w i t h a location central to all of the many ski developments in the Eastern Slope Region. Convenient to Intervale Ski Slope w i t h overhead cable tow

Ovsh, WcuJunqiiHilL, Sifdhdcuf ROUND TRIP

Read Down 8:30 A . M .

12:00

NOON

12:20 P . M .

12:30 P . M .

12:34 P . M .

55 P . M .

16 P . M .

36 P . M .

46 P . M .

50 P . M .

RETURN

FRIDAY Feb. 21,

Hanncs Schneider i n the Eastern Slope Ski School. Always open. Booklet.

CHESTER A. EMERSON

GO

$[,.50

and Cranmore M t . Skimobile. Daily rates S3 to S4. Ski instruction twice daily w i t h

SUNDAY

1941

Feb. 23,

SCHEDULE L v . Boston, Mass.

Ar. * M t . Whittier, N . H .

Ar. Conway, N . H .

Ar. North Conway, N . H .

Ar. flntervale, N . H .

WHITNEYS'

1941

In Jackson,

Read Up A r . 8:38 P . M .

L v . 5:14 P . M .

L v . 4:55 P . M .

L v . 4:46 P . M .

L v . 4:35 P . M .

H.

A modern ski inn with every thing that skiers want right at the door: — Slope., trails, Hanncs Schneider Ski School, and the W H I T N E Y O V E R H E A D T R A M W A Y .

Bill Whitney Tufts '23

Betty Whitney Smith '23

OPEN A L L YEAR AROUND

* Station for T a m w o r t h , Wonalancct, and Chocorua, N . H . f B and M Station for Glen, Jackson, Bartlett. and Pinkham Notch, N . H .

10

N.

PLEASE WRITE FOR FOLDERS

11

THE FRANCONIA REGION Littleton, N. H. Whitefield-Lancaster, N. H. FROM BOSTON

.00 ROUND TRIP

Read Down 12:30 P . M .

2:35 P . M .

5:40 P . M .

6:10 P . M .

6:34 P . M .

6:55 P . M .

7:25 P . M . (Bus)

$ty.50 ROUND TRIP

GO

RETURN

EVERY S A T U R D A Y Jan.

4 to A p r . 12, i n c . 1941 SCHEDULE I.v.Boston, L V . Concord, A r . Woodsville, A r . Lisbon, Ar. Littleton, A r . Whitefield, A r . Lancaster,

Mass.

N.H. X. H. N.H. N.H. N.H. N.H.

GO F r i . , Dec. 27, 1940

SUNDAY

J a n . 5 to A p r . 13 i n c .

1941

Read Up A r . 10:45 P . M .

A r . 8:40 P . M .

L v . 5:55 P . M .

L v . 5:15 P . M .

L v . 4:57 P . M .

L v . 4:35 P . M .

L v . 4:00 P . M . ( T r a i n )

RETURN to

U n t i l J a n . 5,

1941

F r i . , J a n . 3, 1941 SCHEDULE

Read Down

EVERY

Read Up 11 'eek-days Sundays A r . 10:15 P . M .

10:45 P . M .

A r . 8:00 P . M .

8:40 P . M .

L v . 5:05 P . M .

5:55 P . M .

L v . 4:25 P . M .

5:15 P . M .

L v . 4:06 P . M .

4:57 P . M .

L V . 3:40 P . M . ( T r a i n ) 4:35 P . M .

L v . 3:05 P . M . (Bus) 4:00 P . M . ( T r a i n )

12:30 P . M .

I.v.Boston, Mass.

2:35 P . M .

Lv. Concord, N. H. 5:40 P . M .

A r . Woodsville, N . H .

6:10 P . M .

A r . Lisbon, N.H. 6:34 P . M .

A r . Littleton, N.H. 6:55 P . M .

A r . Whitefield, N . H .

7:25 P . M . (Bus) A r . Lancaster, N . H .

SPLITKEII1 LAMINATED

SKIS Splitkein — the ski that holds more world's records than any other ski! This laminated ski with the builtin camber is non-warping. One of the features that has made it the world's champion is that Splitkein skis are 20% lighter and 60% stronger than solid hickory skis. The live flexibility of Flexible Flyer Splitkein gives greater speed, stability and sturdiness. These identical matched skis are the finest, most beautiful skis made. Manufactured under direct supervision of experts from Norway.

Equally high standards in materials and craftsmanship produce the Flexible Flyer solid hickory ski.

If you prefer solid hickory, you'll be delighted with Flexible Flyer.

Be sure to write for illustrated folders in color describing both skis in detail.

L . A L L E N & C O . , I N C . , Also makers of Flexible Flyer Bindings, 415 Glenwood Avenue, Phila.,Pa.

OVQJL. {jJcLbhinqhwiiu (Bihihdai^ ROUND TRIP

GO

RETURN

F r i . , Feb. 21, 1941

S u n . , Feb. 23, 1941

( s a m e t r a i n schedule as a b o v e ;

Tickets n o t good for reserved scat space i n B u l l e t - C l u b Coach o n " A m b a s s a d o r . " Reservations should be made i n advance for b o t h r a i l tickets a n d hotel a c c o m m o d a t i o n s .

A list o f hotels w i t h rates w i l l be found o n pages 27 a n d 28. W e w i l l g l a d l y make y o u r hotel reservations i f y o u w r i t e us o r ' p h o n e C A P I T O L 6000, Lines 489 o r 490 — or y o u m a y make t h e m d i r e c t , i n w h i c h case i t w o u l d be helpful to us i n p r o v i d i n g the necessary e q u i p m e n t i f y o u w i l l let us k n o w that y o u arc g o i n g to make the t r i p b y t r a i n and the n u m b e r i n y o u r p a r t y .

12

SOLID HICKORY

SKIS

J

*7.

FROM $ J W 1 V J h O J U f L WORCESTER, MASS C

2

$

•

EASTERN SLOPE REGION . 75

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1941

ROUND

Snow Conditions Permitting

TRIP

Read Down 15 A . M .

8 18 A . M .

12 37 P . M .

12:42 P . M .

SCHEDULE L v . Worcester, Mass.

L v . Lincoln Sq., Mass.

A r . N o r t h Conway, N . H .

Ar. Intervale. N . H .

Read Up Ar. Ar. Lv. Lv.

9:50 P . M .

9:45 P . M .

5:20 P . M .

5:10 P . M .

J

DINING SERVICE

he Sk imo

Surrounded by seventy-five acres of open ski slopes

Watch Worcester Newspapers for additional Snow T r a i n Announcements.

and rive miles of trails, the S k i m o b i l e Tramway is in

You may make reservations, and purchase tickets in advance at Worcester ( U n i o n Station) Ticket Office or 'phone W O R 5-4343.

walk from Railroad Station.

the

centre of N e w England's ski country. Y o u ' l l

enjoy skiing more if you take the train that goes to North C o n w a y . The S k i m o b i l e is only 10 minutes

FROM

moss.

2

ROUND TRIP

Snow Conditions Permitting GO

RETURN SCHEDULE

7:30 A . M .

7:3" A . M .

7:48 A . M .

8:15 A . M .

8:30 A . M .

8:44 A . M .

9:00 A . M .

9:25 A . M .

12:05 P . M .

12:10 P . M .

Dining Service

L v . Rockport L v . Gloucester L v . Manchester L v . Salem L v . Beverly L v . Ipswich L v . Newburyport L v . Portsmouth Ar. No. Conway A r . Intervale 14

The

STEAM HEATED

ONLY

Insulated C A B I N S

with

STEAM

H E A T in

the

Eastern Slope Region. Kueh of our C A B I N S is equipped CABINS

with the following I M U V A T E comforts: Thermostatic controlled S T E A M H E A T (your own desired temperature) H O T and C O L O S H O W E R B A T H S anil Host R o o m , T W I N

or

D O U B L E Beds, all W O O L Blankets, up-to-date furnishings.

These wholesome C O M P O K T S have been installed that you may now enjoy the privacy a cabin affords during the winter season. Our M a i n Dining Room is also H E A T E D and our chef knows how to satisfy your appetite with plenty of good food. We are in the center of every S K I activity on Route 16-302, three miles KERRY-PATCH north of North Conway, N . I I . We invite a clientele that want to enjoy a clean good lime. The rate is $4.00 up per person and worth it.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1941

Read Down

LOOK . . .

I N T E R V A L E , N. H .

EASTERN SLOPE REGION

.75

TRAMWAY

•[WORCESTER

Eastern Division

$

SKIMOBILE

W A R N E R C. D E A R D E N ,

Manager

Our car will meet you at any train.

• ( T e l . Connection)

CABINS

I N T E R V A L E , N. H .

Read Up Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lv.

9:56 P . M .

9:48 P . M .

9:30 P . M .

8:50 P . M .

8:44 P . M .

8:27 P . M .

8:15 P . M .

7:50 P . M .

5:20 P . M .

5:10 P . M .

FOSSCROFT INN • Intervale, N. H. R O U T E S 16 A N D 302

Five minutes' walk from B. and M . R. R. Station and Post Office.

Located in the heart of the ski slopes and trails. Running hot and cold water in all rooms, private baths, steam heat in every room.

Single Rooms J4.00-S5.00

Double Rooms S3.<o-*4.oo

Open all the Tear

E R N E S T G. Foss,

15

Prop.

to*****.

DARTMOUTH REGION WHITE RIVER Jet.

(Woodstock, Vt., Hanover, N. H.)

FROM BOSTON

C/

ROUND

7* TRIP RC

D

EVERY S A T U R D A Y

EVERY

Jan. 4 to A p r . 12, inc. 1941

SUNDAY

Jan. 5 to A p r . 13, inc. 1941

SCHEDULE

Read Down

L v . Boston, Mass.

A r . 7:30 P . M . 10:45 P . M .

11:00 A . M .

L v . Concord, N . H .

A r . 5:25 P . M .

1:10 P . M .

4:00* P . M . 8:20 P . M .

A r . W h i t e R i v e r Jet., V t .

GO ° F r i d a y D e c . 2 7 , 1940 to G

ROUND TRIP

ROUND TRIP

6:48 P . M .

9:00 A . M .

11:46 A . M .

12:25 P . M .

Read Down 12:30 P . M .

4:35 P . M .

3:20 P . M .

7:04 P . M .

4:02 P . M .

7:55 P . M .

I RETURN Until Sunday, Jan. 5,1941

TO

L v . Boston, Mass.

Weekdays

$fy.20

TRIP

Sundays

Ar. 6:30P.M. Ar. 7:30P.M.

10:45P.M.

11:00A.M.

2:30P.M.

6:20P.M. L V .Concord, N . H .

Ar. 4:40P.M.

Ar. 5:25P.M.

8:37P.M.

1:10P.M.

4:00P.M.

8 : 2 0 P . M . A r . W h . R i v . let., V t . L v . 2 : 5 5 P . M .

L V . 3:15P.M.

6:48P.M.

ROUND

RETURN EVERY SUNDAY J a n . 5 to A p r . 1 3 , i n c . 1941

$[,.00 ROUND TRIP

Read Up SCHEDULE A r . 7:30 P . M .

10:45 P . M .

L v . Boston, Mass.

7:58 P . M .

A r . L a c o n i a , N . H . L v . 4:48 P . M .

A r . P l y m o u t h , N . H . L v . 4:05 P . M .

7:15 P . M .

L A C O N I A , N. H.

ROUND

SCHEDULE 4:35P.M.

GO EVERY SATURDAY J a n . 4 to A p r . 1 2 , i n c . 1941

8:37 P . M .

F r i d a y J a n . 3, 1941

9:00A.M. 12:30P.M.

To PLYMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE

Tkw y&aAA.

0ML $[,.50

L v . 3:15 P . M .

bM

Belknap M o u n t a i n and Recreational A r e a

Read Up

9:00 A . M . 12:30 P . M . 4:35 P . M .

2:30 P . M . 6:20 P . M .

FR

To LACONIA, N. H. (Belknap Region)

RETURN

(\(\O

^LL

tt/eek^^ °

GO

RETURN

F r i d a y , Feb. 2 1 , 1941

S u n d a y , Feb. 2 3 , 1941

SCHEDULE 9:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M.

1 2 : 3 0 P.M. 4 : 3 5P.M. 2 : 3 0 P.M. 6 : 2 0 P.M.

1:10 P.M.

4 : 0 0 P.M. 8 : 2 0 P.M.

45 P . M .

A r . 7 : 3 0 P.M. 1 0 A r . 5 : 2 5 P.M. 8 37 P.M. A r . W h i t e R i v e r Jet., V t . L v . 3 : 1 5 P . M . 6 48 P . M .

L V . Boston, Mass.

L V . Concord, X . H .

Tickets n o t good for reserved scat space i n B u f f e t - C l u b Coach o n " A m b a s s a d o r For List o f Hotels w i t h rates see pages 2 7 - 2 8 .

16

P L Y M O U T H , N. H .

GO

RETURN

F r i . , D e c . 2 7 , 1940 to

Until Sunday,

F r i . , J a n . 3 , 1941

Jan.5,1941

Read Down Daily

ROUND TRIP

Read Up Week days

Sundays 9:00 A . M . 12:30 P . M . 4:35 P . M . L V . Boston, Mass.

A r . 7 : 3 0 P . M . 1 0 : 1 5 P . M . 10:45 P . M .

11:46 A . M . 3:20 P . M . 7:04 P . M . A r . L a c o n i a , N . H . L V . 4 : 4 8 P . M . 7 : 1 5 P . M . 7:58 P . M .

12:25 P . M . 4:02 P . M . 7:55 P . M . A r . P l y m o u t h , N . H .L V . 4:05 P . M . 6 : 3 0 P . M . 7:15 P . M .

TO

L A C O N I A , N. H.

£/#

?fl

T O P L Y M O U T H , N. H. G

RETURN

O

F r i . , Feb. 2 1 , 1941

•riL

TRIP

TO

• V *

ROUND

I

'

£

'

J

K

J

ROUND

TRIP

f

TRIP

Read Down 9:00 A . M .

12:30 P . M .

11:46 A . M .

3:20 P . M .

12:25 P . M .

4:02 P . M .

Read Up A r . 7:30 P . M .

10:45 P . M .

L V . 4:48 P . M .

7:58 P . M .

L V . 4:05 P . M .

7:15 P . M .

L v . Boston, Mass.

A r . Laconia, N . H .

A r . Plymouth, N . H .

'

' "T"

4:35 P . M .

7:04 P . M .

7:55 P . M .

'

r/)

/

S u n . , Feb. 2 3 , 1941

T i c k e t s n o t good for reserved seat space i n B u f f e t - C l u b C o a c h o n " A m b a s s a d o r . " F o r List o f Hotels w i t h rates see pages 27 a n d 28.

17

Ski..

Come to OLD QUEBEC • NORTH

G O

OF

THE G O

— W e d n e s d a y , D e c . 2 5 , 1940

BORDER

C o m e a n d t r y the newest ski-trail c o u n t r y in E a s t e r n C a n a d a i r - - ^ . . . around famous B e a u p o r t S n o w B o w l . . . with gay head'fc. q u a r t e r s at t h e b a r o n i a l C h a t e a u F r o n t e n a c .

SPECIAL A L L - E X P E N S E T O U R

— Friday or Saturday,

F e b . 91 o r 2 2 , 1941 t h r u F New r i d a y , J a nYear's . 3 , 1941 Over and Washington's Birthday

R E T U R N — O n orbefore Jan.

R E T U R N — O n or before M o n d a y ,

Sunday,

5 , 1941

$8-oo

Feb.

2 4 , 1941

$12.oo

ROUND TRIP TRAIN FARES FROM BOSTON

MONTREAL

Round Trip

Round Trip

In COACHES

Children Under Tntlv* — Half Fart

IT'S A L W A Y S G O O D

In Sleeping Cars on payment of Sleeping Car charges for space occupied.

Skiing

in the Laurentians

Your

choice

of these

Ar. Montreal

9:00 A . M .

9:00 A . M .

12:30 P . M .

(1) 7:30 P . M .

8:45 P . M .

8:45 P . M .

(1)

Lv. Montreal

7:25 P . M .

7:35 P . M .

9:20 P . M .

8:00 A . M .

8:25 A . M .

8:10 A . M .

"Green Mountain Flyer" "Alouette" "Ambassador" "Mount Royal" "New Englandcr" "Red Wing"

S u n d a y s 8:05 P . M .

( 2 ) S u n d a y s 6:50 P . M .

Ar.

9:20 A . M .

9:30 A . M .

9:55 A . M .

9:50 P . M .

9:15 P . M .

9:00 P . M .

Boston

(2)7:03 P . M .

7:30 P . M .

(3)6:30 P . M .

8:45 A M .

8:03 A . M .

8:03 A . M .

(3) S u n d a y s 7:30 P . M .

T i c k e t s not good i n p a r l o r c a r s o r for reserved seat s p a c e i n Buffet C l u b - C o a c h o n the " A m b a s s a d o r " a n d m u s t be used going a n d r e t u r n i n g v i a the s a m e route.

G O

G O Sat., D e c .28 o r M o n . , Dec. RETURN

W e d . , Jan.

$10.oo •

Fri., Feb.

30,1940

RETURN

1, 1941

2 1 , 1941

Sun.,

F e b . 2 3 , 1941

$15.oo QUEBEC, P. Q. ROUND TRIP TRAIN FARES FROM BOSTON

Ro-Jnd Trip

A L L - E X P E N S E TOURS Over M ashington's Birthday: L e a v e Boston F e b . 2 1 , 2 2 ; h a c k M o n . A . M . F e b . 24.

C h a t e a u F r o n t e n a c

• **»^

A C A N A D I A N PACIFIC HOTEL See Travel Bur. North Sta. or Canadian Pacific Rwy 405 Hoylston St. C A P 6000 Lines 415-116 Huston, Mafia., COM 5656 and C A P 5070 or Your Travel Agent

What Every Winter Lover Should Know — that at T R A V E L E R S I N N at P l y m o u t h , N e w H a m p s h i r e , a bang-up time for a week or a week end may be enjoyed for as little as S21.00 a week up or S3.50 a day up.

In town: 4 ski tows w i t h 14 trails and all sorts of open slopes — Swiss Ski School — howling — movies — Saturday night oldfashioned barn fiance.

At the I n n : practice slopes, skating-rink, and a 200-yd. toboggan chute that's a beauty, all flood-lighted. F R E E use of skis, snowshoes, and toboggans; rooms w i t h or without bath, steam heat, open fireplaces. An abundance of real Now England cookery. Games and entertainment. Folder.

ROGER H . L I T T L E F I E L D , Proprietor

(i'TAl^ij

Round Trip

In Sleeping Car on payment of Sleeping Car charges for space occupied.

In COACHES CMrfren Undtr Twtlvt—Half Far*

MT.

IT'S A L W A Y S G O O D Skiing at Lac Beauport

SCHEDULE G O

Dec. 7:00 Dec. 8:30

Read Down 1940 28 Dec. 30 P.M.

29 A.M.

RETURN Read 1941 Feb. 21

8:45 P . M . 8:45 P . M .

Dec. 31 Feb. 22 12:25 P . M . 12:25 P . M .

Lv.

Boston

Ar.

Ar.

Quebec

Lv.

1941 Jan. 2 6:30 A . M .

Jan. 1 4:00 P . M .

Up

MADISON HOUSF

1941 Feb. 24 8:03 A . M .

Feb. 23 4:20 P . M .

Newly Renovated Grill

Room

Gorham, New Hampshire

Maple

1 1 fine s k i trails . . . a n d the longest s n o w season in the E a s t e r n U n i t e d States.

Ski

Room

Bus

Service

O p e n fires; s t e a m h e a t ; excellent table. R o o m s w i t h a n d w i t h o u t b a t h . $4.50 p e r d a y a n d u p , American Plan. SI.50 European Plan.

Illustrated C.

A. CHANDLER,

Proprietor

/older

E . M . BREDEAU,

21

Cocktail

Lounge

Skiing, ing,

on request

Be s u r e to c a r r y p a p e r s w h i c h w i l l identify y o u — t a x bills, b i r t h certificates, e t c .

20

BOSTON

( $ 5 3 . 0 0 ) In Sleepers ( $ 4 3 . 0 0 ) la Conches ASK ABOUT OTHER ALL-EXPENSE TOURS ON SALE DAILY COMMENCIXC, DEC. 13TII

RETURN

Boston

FROM

For New Year's. 5 Days. Leave Boston North Station, S a t . P . M . , D e c . 28; Back Thi.rs. A . M . , Jan. 2

trains

G O Lv.

QUEBEC ( L A C B E A U P O R T )

Snowshoe-

Tobogganing, Skating,

Manager

Mountaineering

WATERBURY, VT.

M O U N T MANSFIELD

STOWE, VT.

T h e Green

FROM BOSTON O V E R NEW Y E A R ' S — A N D THRU THE WINTER

THE

—

F r i d a y or

D e c e m b e r

27

or

WEEK-END ROUND-TRIP RAIL FARE

Saturday

$J00

28

of

Vermont

LAURENTIANS Shawbridge, St. Sauveur Morin Heights, Quebec

MOUNT MANSFIELD REGION * G O

Mountains

{Hill

70)

E x p e r t or n o v i c e , C a n a d i a n N a t i o n a l - C e n t r a l V e r m o n t *

—

G O

days

Fridays

Jan.

3-4

or

Satur-

thru

April

w i l l take y o u

quickly and

c o m f o r t a b l y to the

Railways

k i n d of s k i - c o u n t r y

y o u w a n t — w h e r e y o u ' l l find s l a l o m , d o w n h i l l , c r o s s - c o u n t r y

11-12

and

j u m p i n g at their best, w i t h m a n y a g r a n d o p e n hill for less a r d u o u s sport. R e p o r t s on ski c o n d i t i o n s a n d leaflets a v a i l a b l e . A l l - E x p e n s e

— S u n d a y , Dec. 29 in Pullman (Children half-fare) R E T U R N — Sundays in Pullman Sleeping Sleeping Car on C. V . train ?304 leaving Car on C. V . train 4304 leaving Waterbury, Waterbury, V t . at 10:44 P . M . upon payment V t . at 10:44 P.M. upon payment of charge of charge for space occupied, or in coaches for space occupied, or in coaches (not Buffet (not Buffet Club Coaches) on any train on or Club Coaches) or any regular Sunday train. before January 1 , 1 9 4 1 .

Tours arranged.

R E T U R N

BOSTON

-

786 Tremont St.

C A N A D I A N

N E W

Y O R K

673 Fifth

Ave.

N A T I O N A L

C E N T R A L

* Tickets will be good going in Coaches (not Buffet Club Coaches) on Fridays or Saturdays and in Pullman Sleeping Car leaving Boston for Waterbury, V t . on Friday nights, upon payment of sleeping car charge for space occupied.

-

V E R M O N T

SCHEDULE DAY Fri. or Sat.

* NIGHT Friday only

Lv.Boston

12:30

P.M.

8:45 P . M .

Ar.Waterbury, Vt.

6:12

P.M.

6:44 A . M .

GO

DAY Dec. 30-31 Jan. 1

RETURN

L v . W a t e r b u r y 12:54 P . M .

Ar.Boston 6:30 P . M .

SUNDAYS

** NIGHT Sunday only

12:54

P.M.

10:44

P.M.

7:30

P.M.

8:03

A.M.

* F r i d a y n i g h t o n l y - — S l e e p i n g c a r to W a t e r b u r y or c o a c h e s w i t h c h a n g e at W h i t e R i v e r J e t . ** S u n d a y n i g h t o n l y — S l e e p i n g c a r to Boston or c o a c h e s w i t h c h a n g e at W h i t e R i v e r J e t .

RUTLAND VT. G O

—

Friday

or

D e c e m b e r 27

or

R E T U R N

on

Pico Peak Region

WEEK-END ROUND-TRIP RAIL FARE

Saturday

28,

—

1940

G O

—

Jan.

Fridays 3-4

or

thru

F O R

Saturdays

April

11-12,

V E R M O N T

1941 —

or

before

W e d n e s d a y , J a n u a r y

R E T U R N

1,1941

(Children hall-fare)

5

thru

—

S u n d a y s

April

13,

T h i s y e a r , V e r m o n t offers a d d e d

Jan.

ski

1941

Tickets good going and returning on Day or Night trains in Coaches — or — in Pullman Sleeping Cars upon payment of sleeping car charges for space occupied.

SCHEDULE GO

Friday Day

or

Saturdays

Day

RETURN

L v . Boston

9:00

A . M . 3:05

P.M.

Ar. Rutland, Vt

1:55

P . M . 8:40

P . M . 12:55 A . M .

7:30 P . M .

(x)

SUNDAYS

Day

Night

Lv. Rutland, Vt.

2:15

P . M . X2:15 A . M .

A r . Boston

6:50

P.M.

8:45 A . M .

x R e a d v for o c c u p a n c v at 11:40 P . M . (x) A l s o D e c . 30, 31 a n d J a n . 1, 1941 n

and

Write

Night

thrills.

Enjoy

its

old-time

hospitality, its v a r i e d t e r r a i n —

for

S.!

Information

and

at

railway

other travel bureaus —

1940-41

P U B L I C I T Y

OFFICIAL WINTER SPORTS

the most d e p e n d a b l e s n o w

c o n d i t i o n s in the eastern U . or,

S E R V I C E

R o o m T-10

FOLDER!

State House — M o n t p c l i c r , V t .

23

All

Winter

Long ... Some

Place

REGULAR

in the

SKIING

M A Y BE F O U N D .

PLENTY

OF

EVERYDAY

FINE

A C C O M M O D A T I O N S A T THE RATE Y O U W I S H T O P A Y

The AII-'Round, All-Season Playground Information

at railway

•

COACH

Easily Reached by Motor or Train

or travel

bureaus,

or

Charlemont

Novice Skiers Open

Beginners' T o w Toboggan

THE

Chute

All

ELMS

A week's vacation at this ideal spot for sports and fun will give you the fundamentals of skiing technique. Congenial companions. Weekly rates $18-$21 including meals and daily ski classes. Booklet.

Rink

Floodlighted

HARRY

WINTER The

\YATI-:KVILI.K

will Hearty

Meals

Lots of Heat Hot W a t e r in

(near Manchester, N. H.)

Snowshoeing Skating

LITTLETON, N . H.

I .COLDWRLI.,

HAMPSHIRK

is

Every

Room

Spacious Game

Rooms

Muna(>er

FUN . . . INDOORS

VAI.I.KY OK \ K \

rich iii opportunity for winter fun. Iliu'ii altitudes (155:1—1500 ft.) • Scenic Beauty • Long snow Beaton • Wooded or open slopes • Novice and intermediate trails • old roads for cross country trips • High slopes on Kancamague for midwinter • Snow shoe trails to the summits of Sandwich Dome, TripjTamill. (taceola * Flood lighted skating, ami practice hills • Logging camps ami roads to explore • Expert Ski I nslruction •

AND OUT

I N D O O R S — a modesl Inn cozy ami warm with Steam and fireplace (ires; pine pong, fiatnes. readable hooks; plenty of palatahle New Hampshire food; Bleeping rooms comfortable with steam heat, running water, private baths, uml restful beds.

Convenient train service ever)- day with Boston or .New i ork. Comfortable and safe door to floor Service by H A M M of or Coaches arranged for School or other groups. Vt ell-plowed roads.

W A T E R V I LLE I N N , Waterville Valley, N. H. Telephone. Campion 22-2

A U S T I N , 2ND, Lest

HAPPY

A S THEY G A T H E R

FOR H O M E W A R D

E . Northficld ( v i a Greenfield) Greenfield North Adams

...

NEW HAMPSHIRE Bartlett ( B and M S t a t i o n — Intervale) Berlin

feel at home at

Slopes

TRIP

FARES

One Round Way Trip MASSACHUSETTS

write

WHITE M O U N T A I N S REGION A S S O C I A T I O N

FARES

Boitkm t o t h e TfoiZACmttv&uj

WHITE MOUNTAINS REGION of New Hampshire GOOD

I

S2.60

S 5.20

2.4.^ J.IJ 2.90

5.SO

4.90

4.60

?20

Campion

2.70

5.40

Canaan C a n n o n Mountain T r a m w a y Stations: Plymouth. No. Woodstock.

Lincoln or Littleton — Bethlehem Claremont Conway Danbury ICast .laffrcy Franconia (Station—Littleton — Bethlehem) G l e n ( B and M Station — Intervale) Gorham Groveton Hanover Intervale J a c k s o n (B and M S t a t i o n — Intervale) Keene Laconia I ancaater Lebanon..:.:.^ Lincoln Lisbon Littleton-Bethlehem Meredith Mount W h i t t l e !

Newport

2.50

5.00

2.00 2.70 2.25 160

,v20 5.40 4 .Ml .1.20

4.50 4.50 3.00 2.80

9.00 9.00 6.00 5.60

I.8S 2.10 4.50 2 SO 3.00 < ''(I 'so 2..to 2.45 2..15

4.2(1 8.60 5.6(1 6.00 .20 . .60 4.60 4.90 4/0

North C o n w a y

2.so

5.00

N o r t h Woodstock Peterboro P i n k h n m Notch ( B and M Station Intervale) Plymouth Sunar Hill (Station — Littleton— Bethlehem) '(••ton Warner Warren Waterville Valley tStatlon— C a m i i t o n or Plymouth) Whitelicld Woodstock Wopdaville

2.95 175

5.90 3.50

VER MONT Braintree Brattleboro Kurlinutnu Manchester Middleburv Northfield Norwich and H a n o v e r . N . 11 Rutland Stowe ( S t a t i o n — W a t e r b u r y ) Waterbury W h i t e River Jet Wilmington [Station—Brattleboro) Windsor Woodstock ( S t a t i o n — W h i t e R i v e r Jet.)

2.55

5.10

L«(l 1.85 2.95

3.80 3.70 5.90

4.05 2.90 1.40

8.10 5.80 6.so

3.65 2.65 4.70 4.00 4.05 4.00 LOO 3.35

7..10 5.30 9.40 8.00 8.10 S.00 6.0(1 6.70

4.55 2.90

S./O , 5.80

2.85

5.70

MAINE Banaor C a m d e n ( T k t . to Rockland) Fryebure Rockland Rumfnrd Waterville

4.95

9.90

5.20 V90 L90 5-85

6.40 7.80 7.80 7.70

CANADA M o n t r e a l . P. Q Quebec. P. Q

7.25 9.60

14.50 19.20

25

HOTELS AND INNS OPEN FOR WINTER SPORTS Rates shown are American Plan, including meals, unless referenced "E," which means European Plan, room only NEW Number Accommodated

Location and Name

HAMPSHIRE P r o p r i e t o r or M a n a g e r

Rates per D a y

Rates per W e e k

Apply

B a r t l e t t ( A l t . 680 ft.)

Hotel Howard .

.

50

E. M . Lane

S3.50-5.00

The Notchland Ski Barracks

.

.

50

Florence Morey

3.50 Up $23.00 U p

B r a d f o r d ( A l t . 670 ft.)

Bradford I n n

50

John J. Reardon

3.00

15.00-18.00

30

M e r r i l l YV. Hewitt

2.75

16.00

60

Lawrence D . Hayford

4.00

21.00-26.00

80

Eleanor F. Hale

3.75-5.00 25.00-35.00

B r i s t o l ( A l t . 900 ft.)

Bungalo Ski Lodge C h o c o r u a ( A l t . 550 ft.)

Ha vford's-in-t he-Field C o n w a y ( A l t . 466 ft.)

Presidential I n n D a n b u r y ( A l t . 822 ft.)

Danburv Inn Dude Ranch

50

Alice T. Thomas

4.00

24.00

60

Mrs. E. E. Thompson

2.50-3.00

12.00-25.00

.

25

Grace L . Fisher

3.50 Up

18.00 U p

.

.

20 35 15 65 15

Solon A. Richardson E. D . Cushman M . G. Cooper Edward J. McKenzie Victor d a r k

4.50-6.00 4.00-6.00 3.50 Up 5.00-7.00 3.00

30.00-37.50 25.00 U p 21.00 U p 31.50-42.00 20.00

3.50 Up 4.00 3.50 Up

21.00 Up 25.00 21.00 U p

D u r h a m ( A l t . 75 ft.)

Highland House E a s t J a f f r e y ( A l t . 1026

Red

Mill Inn .

.

ft.)

.

F r a n c o n i a ( A l t . 990 ft.)

Caramat Terrace .

Iron Mine I n n Mara Lodge McKenzic's Profile Lodge . .

G i l f o r d ( A l t . 510 ft.)

Arlberg I n n King's Grant The Baraks

.

.

.

.

25 30 72

Alfred Nachbaur. Sen. " B i l l " & Helen Vosc Chester E. Fernald

.

.

.

.

25

Mrs. Charles Grant

2.50

14.00

65

Harry 1. Coldwell

3.50

18.00-21.00

250

C. A. Chandler

4.50 Up

Apply

175

Ford and Peggy Sayre

1.50 U p E

9.00 Up E

60 SO 80 54 25

Chester A. Emerson Ernest G. Foss Ravmond M . Cannell W. C. Dearden Harold & Rachel Matthews

3.00-4.00 21.00-28.00 4.00-5.00 24.00-28.00 2.50-3.50 17.50 Up 4.00 Up Apply 3.00 18.00

75 20

Thomas M a r t i n Warren B. Stanley

4.00-6.00 28.00-42.00 3.00-3.50 18.00-21.00

55 200 25 45

Bob Goodman Arthur P. Gale Irving iS; Evelyn Nutter M r . & M i s . i f . 11. Whitney

2.75-4.50 18.00-25.00 4.50-8.00 28.00-52.00 2.75 18.00 U p 3.25-4.25 21.00-28.00

200 60

G. W. Austermann Mrs. Charles W . Bacon

4.00 Up 3.50 Up

22.50 Up 21.00 Up

G l e n ( A l t . 757 ft.)

Grant's Farm

G o f T ' s F a l l s ( A l t . 220 ft.)

The Elms G o r h a m ( A l t . SI2 ft.)

M t . Madison House .

H a n o v e r ( A l t . 398 ft.)

Hanover Inn E I n t e r v a l e ( A l t . 544 ft.)

Emerson Inn Intervale Inn . . . .

Kerry-Patch Cabins Matthews Inn .

New England Inn and Ski Barn Stanley's J a c k s o n ( A l t . 757 ft.)

Oak Lee Ski Lodge, Barn & Ski Barracks . *Eagle Mountain House Fernald Cottage Whitney's in lackson •Open F e b . 14 to M a r . 3 J a f f r e y ( A l t . 1060 ft.)

Shattuck Inn The Ark

.

.

.

.

K e a r s a r g e ( A l t . 660 ft.)

Russells

125

Norman A. Barnes

4.50

30.00-33.00

100

Charles R. Bell

1.50UpE

9.00 U p E

125 50

McGrath and Sullivan Hugh L . Soule

4.00 U p 3.50-4.00

25.00 Up 15.00 U p

100

Frank and Eleanor Davis

1.25 E

Apply

L a c o n i a ( A l t . 507 ft.)

Laconia Tavern E .

L a n c a s t e r ( A l t . 864 ft.)

The Lancaster I n n The New Elms Hotel L i n c o l n ( A l t . 825 ft.)

Lincoln Hotel E

27

H O T E L S AND INNS OPEN F O RW I N T E R

SPORTS

Rates shown are American Plan, including meals, unless referenced means European Plan, room only NEW S u m her Accom m o d ated

Location and Name

"E," which

9 miles

HAMPSHIRE P r o p r i e t o r or M a n a g e r

Kates per D a y

Rates per W e e k

L i t t l e t o n ( A l t . 700 ft.)

Thayer's Hotel E .

75

J. B. Eaincs

1.50-2 E

9 E-12 E

52

Mrs. S. Gray Harinaford

3.00-4.50

20.00-30.00

LOO

21.00 Up]

L i s b o n ( A l t . 55 7 ft.)

Hotel Moulton N e w L o n d o n ( A l t . 1200 ft.)

New London I n n .

0!l

W. X . Hobbs

40 14 50 20 35 20

Albert B. At wood 3.50 Up Apply Mrs. Charley 11. Willey 2.50 Up id.oo Up E. L. Rickerand M . R . Kinney 3.50-5.00 22.50-35.00 Mrs. G. L . Kenison 3.50 21.00 Fred & Mildred Asbell 3.00-3.50 Apply James Rostron 3.00 18.00

75 12

George W . Strack M r . and M r s . R. I I . Opton

35

h". L . George

1.50 E

Apply

12

M r . & Mrs. W. S. Bingham

5.00-4.50

21.00-28.00

60 100 40 50

Samuel Page William B. Horrocks R. 11. Littlefield M . A. J. " T i m " Healy

3,50 Up 4.50-8.00 3.50-4.50 3.50 Up

2o.oo Up 2 7.00-48.00 21.00-28.00 21.00 Up

f>4

David Austin, 2nd

4.50-7.00

31.50 U p

Sarah E. Fisher

3.50-4.50

26.00-28.00

PEAK

PICO nisi

of

Rutland

New: Alpine Ski-Lift First in United States.

Ride Up Together . . . to the top of " L I T T L E PICO"

N . C o n w a y ( A l t . 517 ft.)

Cranmore I n n .

Elm Lodge . . . .

Kcarsarge 11 all Kenison's Mil-Fred Inn & Cabins Oak Knoll Straek's Lodge and Cabins E The Cables

1.00 U p E 3.50 Up

6.00 Up E Apply

Ski Down over acres of newly cleared Highland open slopes.

New: Beginners S k i School T r a i l , wide, easy run.

N . W o o d s t o c k ( A l t . 825 ft.)

Pilgrim I n n E .

P e t e r b o r o u g h ( A l t . 744 ft.)

Bleak 1 louse

.

.

.

.

P l y m o u t h ( A l t . 483 ft.)

M t . Pero Lodge Pemigewasset Hotel Travelers I n n .

Western Slopes Lodge Waterville Valley

( A l t . 1553 ft.)

Waterville I n n .

.

.

.

New: E n t r a n c e and Parking Area on (J. S. 4.

165 m i . from Boston

•

U S

LITTLE

n

PICO

ROUTE

# f

AI

j/.ia/i-

|

PICO PEAK

" S U N S E T S C H U S S " ; From the top of P I C O P E A K . 2 miles in length; widest Trail in the East. Karl Acker Ski School; 800-foot rope-low; Ski-House; Restaurant; Ski-Shop; First Aid Stations. All skiing A M O V E 2000 ft. altitude. Write for pamphlet.

W o n a l a n c e t ( A l t . 1255 ft.)

100

•Ml

235 mi. from New York

PICO P E A K — " W h e r e the

MASSACHUSETTS

Snow

Stays"

Sherburne Pass

Rutland, Vermont

Boston

Hotel Manger E

500

W . D . Laundrie

S2.50UpE SI5.00 U p E

200

A. Gordon Moody

4.00 Up

300

J. Tennyson Seller

2.00-3 E 12-17.50 E

E . N o r t h f i e l d ( A l t . 500 ft.)

The Xorthlield

LONG TRAIL LODGE

24.00 Up

G r e e n f i e l d ( A l t . 204 ft.)

Weldon Hotel E

.

.

.

"A

Treadway

Inn "

N o r t h a m p t o n ( A l t . 124 ft.)

Wiggins Old Tavern and Hotel Northampton F

S H E R B U R N E

250

Lewis X . Wiggins

2.00 U p E

Apply E

VERMONT

Bonnie Oaks

100

E. 11. Page

S4.50-6.00 S25.O0-4O.00

Hotel Bardwell E .

LongTrailLotlgc(Alt. 2000)

175 50

James Brown Grover Wright

1.50 U p E Applv E 3.75-6.50 22.50-40.00

105

George Morrell

4.50-7.00 27.00-45.00

100

John X . Sakelaris

1.50 E

8.50 E

10 75

Herbert G. Ogden Lewis E. Springer

2.50 1.50UpE

16.00 9.00 Up E

Write

for

W i n d s o r ( A l t . 324 ft.)

.

ft.

-

RUTLAND,

VERMONT

TO STAY

A

WEEK"

HOTEL BARDWELL 100 Rooms

RUTLAND, VT.

PHONE

1200

.

Lull Brook I n n (Hartland 4-Corners) . . . .

Windsor House E .

W o o d s t o c k ( A l t . 705 ft.)

White Cupboard I n n .

2000

"PLAN

W e l l s R i v e r ( A l t . 435 ft.)

Hale's Tavern E

Elevation

Folder

S t o w e ( A l t . 1360 ft.)

The Lodge at Smugglers' Notch

-

Adjoining Pico Peak S k i Area. No Driving; Ski Terrain starts at the door. Comfortable rooms, steam heat, bath, running water, men's dormitory, lounge and sun-terrace.

F a i r l e e ( A l t . 436 I t . ) R u t l a n d ( A l t . 560 ft.)

PASS

135

Robert H . Royce

4.50-7.00 Each dble. r m .

35.00 Each dble. r m .

Restaurant, Main Dining Room, Excellent Food, reasonably priced. Choice Liquors, Dancing Saturday Nights. Rates SI.50 per day up. Special Rates for Week-end Ski Groups. Fifteen minutes from Pico Peak.

CANADA

for

Information

on . . . .

Quebec

Chateau Frontenac

500

B. A. Xeale 28

S7.00 U p

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Hotels, Restaurants. Tourist Homes, Stores, Transportation and

RUTLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Theatres,

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B O O T S

L i k e famous ski centers all over the country t h e r e ' s a p r e f e r e n c e a t C a n n o n M t . for B a s s B o o t s . . . b o o t s s u c h a s the T e m p o , w i t h its n e w i m p o r t e d l e a t h e r , its h i g h or l o w h i t c h heel, a n d its wide, strong a n k l e s u p p o r t strap.

S k i e r s w h o k n o w t h e i m p o r t a n c e of good boots wear B a s s B o o t s b y choice. M o d e l s start at $ 6 . 0 0 for m e n a n d w o m e n . W r i t e G . H . B a s s & C o . , 240 S . M a i n S t . , W i l t o n , M a i n e , for F R E E i l l u s t r a t e d c a t a l o g of m a n y smart styles.

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to withstand wear, tear and strain — new bindings with new hitches and new adjustments — clothing for freedom of movement and the necessary protection. From cap to wax we are ready

for

you

with

every

essential.

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WINTER RESORT IN

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Our reasonable prices make Bonnie Oaks the logical place to spend your winter vacation with your family. Send for our folder-.

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T o b o g g a n C h u t e a n d S k a t i n g K i n k l i g h t e d at n i g h t .

Sports E q u i p m e n t F u r n i s h e d . B o b s l c d d i n g , sleigh rides, campflrc dinners.

HAYFORD'S- IN-JHE-FkEbD nr< C H O C O R U A , N. H . iHAif^l

1,255 ft. elevation insures excellent snow usually from Dec. 15th April 1st.

Ski school, 4 instructors.

Quimby Hill Slope — shelter — 10 min. from Main House on skis. Novice and Intermediate.

Snowshoeing — coasting, etc.

Large recreation hall (4 ft. lo'i fireplacej ping-pong, piano, radio, phonograph, games, etc.

F E R N C R O F T T R A I L — M mile long, only 3 min. from Main House on skis. Novice and Intermediate.

Accommodate 100. 99% single 80% innerspring mattresses.

Within 20 min. of 2 other tows, 3 slopes and 5 trails. Novice, Intermediate, and Expert.

Famous Ferncroft Food.

15 free unheated garages.

Only 128 miles from Boston over very good open roads right to our door.

Informal, delightful atmosphere.

Dogsled driving right from our door.

Established 30 years.

8 0 % of our suests come back again and again

beds.

Steam heat — open fireplaces.

Less than 50 yards to large, lighted F E R N C R O F T skating rink.

A

Traditional N c t u England Ho$pitality

I

128 m i l e s f r o m B o s t o n .

Ski Tow NearW, Cottages^w i t h b a t h , for f a m i l i e s o r g r o u p s .

S p e c i a l r a t e s for l a r g e p a r t i e d " ^ or e x t e n d e d s t a y s .

L A W R E N C E D. H A Y F O R D , Prop.

FERNCROFT Practice ski slope 300' x 600' — tow — lighted for night skiing. Only 3 min. from Main House on skis.

F E R N C R O F T

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for

1 2 page illustrated

W O N A L A N C E T , N e w Hampshire Tel. T A M W O R T H 3 ring 3

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mountain winter resort famous for its N e w England hospitality and atmosphere 32

And indoors, there's comfort, relaxation, e n t e r t a i n m e n t , games, delicious satisfying m e a l s — In short . . .

A. G O R D O N

MOODY,

Manager

C O O P E R A T I V E S T U D Y I N G W H I L E THEY

RIDE

Come to the BELKNAP

MTS. A R E A

The SPOT for SPORTS The

beauty of the o n l y million d o l l a r W i n t e r S p o r t s P l a y g r o u n d in N . E. is that e v e r y t h i n g

is b u n c h e d t o g e t h e r .

N o long intervals b e t w e e n d i f f e r e n t s l o p e s and trails. . . . E v e n

Inns a r e n e a r b y . S o plan to e n j o y

your

winter

) A R L B E R G

INN

'THE

SNOW

TRAIN"

SING

IS A L W A Y S

Boston's

FUN

Newest

Perfectly

Appointed

Hotel

2

ft

500 Rooms with Bath and Every Modern Convenience — $2.50

up; Double,

$3.50

up. Ball

Room, Main

Dining Room, Coffee Shop and Cocktail Lounge are

HOTEL Direct

Entrance

Air-Conditioned

MANGER

to B and M

Trains

North

Station

B O S T O N

W. D. LAUNDRIE, Manager

Slopes

lighted

slopes.

Six

For

novices and

Trails

. . . totaling length.

almost

eleven

Novice,

miles

intermediate

in

and

expert. )

B A R A K S

De

luxe

. . . 3,200

. . . A N e w H e a d q u a r t e r s for W i n t e r Sports Lovers A d i o i n s t h e B e l k n a p M t s . Recreational C e n t e r in G i l f o r d L i g h t e d practice slopes o n p r o p e r t y A uniQue structure Bunk room accommodations For 6 8 p e o p l e . Rates: $ 3 . 5 0 a day and u p , meals i n c l u d e d G o o d f o o d and p l e n t y o f it. T e l e p h o n e G l e n d a l e 5 2 - 2 . G i l ford, N . H .

Low

Chair

Tram

ft. long

all-day

7 1 4 ft. V . A .

rates.

Similar

to

chair

t o w at Sun V a l l e y . ft

3,600

ft.

..200

to

Slalom 8 0 0 ft.

w i d e — 1 2 to

30 d e g r e e pitch. ft

KING'S

Easy

intermediates.

AT THE GATEWAY TO NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND

Single,

3

forSports.

. . . totaling over 4 , 2 0 0 ft. in length —

. . . In t h e heart o f t h e B e l k n a p M t s . T h r e e t o w ? , four trail* a n d four o p e n slopes at o u r door. Excellent f o o d , comfortable beds a l l m o d e r n c o n v e n i e n c e s and a real a l p i n e ski atmosphere. Rates: $ 3 5 0 p e r d a y and u p (meals i n c l u d e d ) Special rates. G i l f o r d — route 1 1 - A Telephone: Glendale 52-3.

Prop. A l f r e d Nachbaur.

THE

sports at T H E Spot

G R A N T

Fred

Nachbaur's

Winnipesaukee

. W r i t e f o r " K i n g ' s Grant G o s s i p s " w h i c h tells a l l a b o u t this fascinating Inn w i t h its o w n g e n t l e slopes, l i g h t e d skating rink, t o b o g g a n chute. . . . H e r e ' s a place w h e r e congenial folks gather f o r w i n t e r sports. . . . Just a short distance t o famous B E L K N A P M t s .

A r e a . . . . Bi 11 a n d H e l e n V o s e w i l l s e e that y o u have a grand time. . . O n l y $ 4 . 0 0 p e r day. Special rates f o r groups. Tel G l e n d a l e 3 - 4 , Gilford. N . H .

. . . daily

classes

—

Ski

School

rentals

— re-

pair shop. ft 6

Lighted

Rinks

. . . excellent skating in Laconia. ft

Brand

New

steam

heated

—

Saturday

big

$95,000

Recreation night

Building

dances,

Res-

taurant, etc.

L A C O N I A

W I N T E R AT THE F O O T This grand o l d mountain shoeing,

and at its base,

.J^jfc^A r

-

x

provides

A *

OF M0NADN0CK

scenery, skiing (open

tobogganing.

Hearty Meals

Illuminated •

O p e n

slopes and trails), snow-

skating

rink.

Fireplaces

Indoor

•

Steam

Heat

SHATTLCK I INN J

A

F

34

F

R

E

Y

,

Manager

I

10-20-60

Meter

Championship . . . tobogganing

Jumps

- snowshoe

ing — dogsled drives.

BELKNAP MOUNTAINS A R E A L A C O N I A

A N DG I L F O R D ,

on Lake

trails —

ice fishing — sleigh rides — ice boat-

sports.

O n l y 6 8 miles from Boston over g o o d roads, always open GEORGE \ V . AUSTEHMAN*,

T A V E R N

BelknaD A r e a ' s M o s t Modern Hotel.

N e w l y Renovated Excellent Food Open A l l Y e a r . W r i t e l o r B o o k l e t . O H us at L a conia 4 3 4 f o r w e a t h e r c o n d i t i o n s .

N. H.

V/innipesaulree

W r i t e t h e L a c o n i a C h a m b e r of C o m m e r c e for B o o k l e t C w h i c h gives t h e d e t a i l e d

N . H .

35

"low-down"

ALL ROADS LEAD TO SKIII

S N O W TRAIN

SERyiCE

IF YOU ARE PLANNING A TRIP — CALL US FIRST Let Us Help You Plan O u r Ski Shop on Mezzanine Fluor in the North Station over the Waiting Room (East E n d ) open from 9:00 a . m . to 6:00 p.m.

Also "Sports Service C a r " attached to " S N O W T R A I N . " A Repair Shop in the service car is in charge of competent repairmen.

Shop and Save by visiting our retail department for everything new in domestic and imported ski equipment .

Check your own skis and poles with us at 25 cents a week.

1.00 -

.

•

Sock,

.25 '

5

0

3.00 • 7.5 '•Do '-00 •50 -50

the H R m s T R o n c compnrw MEZZANINE FLOOR

NORTH STATION TEL. CAP.5202