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Betty Gordon at Mountain Camp - Or - The Mystery of Ida Bellethorne
New York Cupples & Leon Company Publishers
BETTY GORDON AT MOUNTAIN CAMP
CHAPTER I - THE ORANGE SILK OVER-BLOUSE
CHAPTER II - THE FRUITS OF TANTALUS
CHAPTER III - OFF FOR A GALLOP
CHAPTER IV - A SECOND IDA BELLETHORNE
CHAPTER V - MEASLES
CHAPTER VI - A DISAPPEARANCE
CHAPTER VII - ALL MRS. STAPLES COULD SAY
Betty Gordon arrives at a breezy mountain camp, eager to trade city streets for pine‑scented trails and fresh snow. Her curiosity is sparked by a colorful shop window and a quiet girl stitching a silk over‑blouse, hinting that even ordinary moments can conceal secrets. As she settles among cabins and friendly counselors, Betty’s upbeat spirit draws the other campers into her circle.
Soon the cheerful routine is interrupted by the puzzling disappearance of Ida Bellethorne, a shy newcomer who vanishes after a night walk on the frozen lake. Determined to help, Betty teams up with her new friends, using keen observation and a love of riddles to piece together clues hidden in the camp’s winding trails. The mystery unfolds against the backdrop of icy winds, snow‑shoes, and a lively campfire, promising a gentle adventure that tests her resourcefulness while keeping the story’s warm, wholesome tone.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (228K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-12-31
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
Best known as the name behind the Ruth Fielding and Betty Gordon books, this early 20th-century byline belongs to the Stratemeyer Syndicate rather than a single identified author. The result is a body of lively girls' adventure fiction that helped shape popular series reading for generations.
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