“This camp has one of the most beautiful and healthful locations to
be found in New England. The lake is seven miles long and three miles
wide. Its water is as clear as crystal and as pure as spring water. The
camp occupies a tract of twenty-five acres of fine forest, having a
westerly slope to the water’s edge.
The purpose of this camp is to develop in its boys a worthy character,
to make them sound and vigorous of body and mind, to weave their days
into a larger pattern, and draw the outline of a more self-reliant type
of boy.”