. Segature estive ... : una guida ai luoghi piacevoli fra le montagne, i laghi e le valli del New Hampshire, del Vermont e del Canada. , e tutti gli altri concomitanti di un luogo sano di at)iding, sono fondamentali; e una caratteristica di particolare importanza è la sua accessibilità. Tutti i trainson la Divisione White ^Mountains della Ferrovia di Boston & Lowell, tra Boston e le montagne, o in viaggio da o per New Yorkor Saratoga, fermarsi qui, e a buon fine; per il passeggero trartiere è molto importante in ogni momento, e soprattutto in estate. La città copre un'area di 3fi, 000 acri, AN
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. Summer saunterings ... : a guide to pleasant places among the mountains, lakes and valleys of New Hampshire, Vermont and Canada . , and all the other concomitants of a healthful at)iding place, are foundliere; and a feature of special importance is its accessibility. All trainson the White ^Mountains Division of the Boston & Lowell Railroad, between Boston and the mountains, or en route to or from New Yorkor Saratoga, stop here, and to good purpose; for the passenger trartichere is quite important at all times, and especially so in the summerseason. The town covers an area of 3fi, 000 acres, and its populationat the time of the last census was 2, 930. The chief industries of theplace are the manufacture of buckskin gloves, and the productionof photographic and stereoscopic views. Mr. B. W. Kilburns estab-lishment, which is devoted to this latter l)ranch of Inisiness, is thelargest of its kind in the world. One of tiie most prominent buildings in Littleton is the High Schooledifice, which is on the heights back of the town. The adjacent hillsafford noble views of the high mountains; and there are many pleasant 87. drives and rambles in the vicinit3^ The rapids of the ConnecticutRiver, known as tlie Fifteen-Mile Palls, border the town for a stretchof thirteen miles. Waterford, Vt., is only five miles distant, and Beth-lehem is about the same in the opposite direction. It is also a finedrive to Sugar Hill, through Franconia. Since last season many improvements have been made at Thayers, among which ma} be mentioned the building of a boat house upon theshore of the Ammonoosuc River, Avhich is at the roar of the hotel.Good boats can alwajs be had. FRAXCOXI.V AND I.ISBOX. Franconia is situated just north of Franconia Notch, and in the val-lej of Gale River, six miles over a pleasant stage road froni Littleton, and a little less from Bethlehem. The approach from the latter placeis over a spur of Mount Agassiz, and the descent into the deep bowl-shaped valley supplies one of th
