CHAPTER X

A NIGHT OUT Three men had been engaged to take the party of girls and Mrs. Brownley through the Fulton Chain of lakes. As has been said, the journey may be made in a day, enabling one, with proper equipment and by using due speed, to reach Raquette Lake in time for a late dinner. This had been the plan of Sylvia and her friends. They had planned to stop for lunch _en route_ and, accordingly, had brought with them materials for a satisfying meal. One of the three men was a camp cook, and to him was entrusted the wor…