Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-08-01
Communication.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July l4th, 1915.

IL teneva IN torer letter. spoke oil tnem as STU
ated similarly to the U. V. M. buildings; they front
towards the Lake, but are on the bank and near the
MNe' Inc sua,on Is not as oeou'i'u' ana s,gnuy Us
'na' WHICH our 0oiiege oulongs occupy Ut ouf'"g-
ION.
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a' W. 49, ,, e'o ,''o =. 'N
III IS" Us 49,. ~ eN.Ns ,, ..s..,;
e., 60 ~,
.u' p'a".'' s",uo' A'o' anu no"' c,'.. So w"
vs., e,. =. mo. III 80 ~. s.a.'.
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e"' .oou 'o''' o'' e"so e,,s ~ ~.
49, ~. 80 La. ~
pa'' " '"' Ou'", VI ."''o ''''n W. 1"' 49,
Tue ~"oe ous" u,,e.e must .u'e oeen
'es ''oo.'."s' 1n'S grew mum 0'p 'aNe" .0" q
ousu Which came 'o'h Ohi'a ss'o" years as'' "''u
mas moi oeen oudded'
MI d. Is traVeiier, ana mas many rare ana pte''y
Articles IN all lines ana from oil cines' pesldes irut
ana MOVERS ne mas also daughters !" al nome.
In speaking OIL East bloomhed and the ola neg
ieced burial ground, did not mention mat they
nave new burial ground that is IN good order' and
'hat 'ner pubic buildings and village look prosperous
ana peasant Ihere is good degree OF pubic spirit
"ah"es''
na ."e "a'i'e pace Vi "i' III H. d. ~, 70 p'e"y
C...:-.-..
.,d .Io...., -. $3.50. :.e.aI 49,,
!, ~ r"Sm..;sS m,. "a a;. . ..ui.na
49, t,sfI .u "e1' "".e. pa'",o oul
1870 $3.50 .... Wv 10y e.e'' co. 49, 10.
ed his native Mace las, fall and smoke in nnbc sev.
eral times in this vicinity dnring the .comn,ion and
won golden opinions.' His ladv was much admired.
she was so modest and ma ssnming in her denort.
mani 60 ,,,oin and neat in ber ,,,;re,n
Avon Sps,sos is Mace of mucb resort in the Ce
neya Valley, 1t is a beautiful spot 10 spend some of
the warm summer dovs There are GOOD Houses at
the Springs and at the village of Avon about half q
mile distant. They have one of Gibert's Grand Ac.
ton Pianos, with Coleman's justly celebrated Attach
ment at the Springs Hotel. The accommodations
for bathing are extensive and handsome and every
thing is arranged for the pleasure and comfort of Wis
tiers. The Springs most used for drinking contain
carbonate of lime, chloride of calcium, sulph. of lime
magnesia and aoda.
Leroy where ! remained two days or more, is II
beautiful place, of which shall speak hereafter more
fully, when have more time to write. Whilst there
mad an ihVia'ioh 10 JOIN party OF ladies' ana gen
''e'"e" y" Ill e"cu's"" ~ avon 0pin'ss' Out having
'ous'' scA anu Poor' i"'''s aoou' seventeen "'es
Ho" Leroy. WHOM "uu never seen went 10 WISH
"e' ~ gong anu 'e'u'","g' Passeu '"'oueh wy
""ag' .''e ""e"uon oi "h'ch name ~ou'a nave Sc.
e"e 'ae ,a"e"'eu nu'ol VI '"a' "'u anu eS'ee'''eo
Jou'"''' VIC 4Ne" io'N 'pe''a'o'' Ill e"s'a''es'
At Mlddlebury called 10 pay my respects 10 the
widow OF the late Gen. Stanton. She is smart, nc
tive woman She resides on the homestead. Her
son-in.law, DR.. Baker, with his family, and several
OF her daughters and one son, reside with her. had
an animated, interesting visit, and saw several hne
portraits there painted by one of her sons, who is To-
Gated in New York. His licensees are good, and his
painting excellent. Mrs. Stanton was from Wood
stock, VT, and believe that Gen. s. was from our
Mountain State or had resided there. Gen. s.. will
be remembered by some, was conn eced with our ar
nv in DAYS of trial. may speak at another time Of
"him and his" saw and handled his swords, and
some articles collected by him during his campaign.
His portraits, in citizens and in military dress, hang
suspended by the side of his wife and among his chill
dren ] left gratifed with the interview. hear
Mrs S. does not receive pension, but that efforts are
making to obtain pension for her. Her husband s
affairs were affected by his absence from home, and
apension ought to be allowed her. had the pleas
ure of taking tea at Leroy, with some forty or hiy
young ladies' mostly IN the bloom oil health and beau,
~ among 'hem were Two aaugh'ers Oh MIS- ven
heara al inc SEMINARY one Oh u"oef. 'a"os'
win oo'e"a"s A"aeh"'eh,' its beautiful 'ns"u'
meh' ana was s~ee'y ana sh'"uny playea' mere
a'e several Vi "eSe instruments wiz, "o'ea' al,