Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-21
puRLiNGroN's NEW BUILDINGS.


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Inc grown vi ''e o'''i'''"| ''''V ',' 81 va
city during the past few years Is interest
inr and remarkable, In no one thlng has
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In this direction, rs in Others Burlllg-
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pleted III the summer OF -.
1t is, perhaps. too soon as yet To say any
w., Y',i,, ,,.ho,n thn, stand
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Iii Ivy ,nn+iun"tiS,, If mi. and thai we
may see not only many me residences.
but some greatly needed business DOCKS
erected. lhe privilege OF having the
Sauveur summer school of LANGUAGES
here ought to lead to the building OF the
required boarding house. me \. VI. I.
y. need better accommodatons,a ana the
erection OF large block where the strong
building now stands, as mas been suggest
ed by the friends of the Association, would
he great improvement To our clty ana
great advantage to all concerned. The lO-
cation certainly deserves a me building.
The corner Of It. Pau and College streets,
now occupied by the burlington shirt
company and J." Walker, affords another
opportunity Tor ereCtlhEa handsome Dlock.
While the old buildings ON Church street
give so good returns on the amount invest
ed. we can hardly blame tine owners for
hrSitatnL ON improvements, but sooner OF
later they must ne mdde. Pubic interest
ana the growth Of our business houN"S.
ought IN the rear future to affect many
chaugc- here.
Bdt ju return tn the work of the past
year here. The greater part ui the pulid-
ug~ which have been erected are private
residences aud il Is mere tHlt we find the
greatest improvement in both appearance
and convenience. The Billings library. ol
course, is the exception. This beautiful
building, standing by itself is the most in
tcrcetlug WORK that has been done IN ON
city during the year past. \ Tree Gllt OF
money, ample tor Il most superior build
INC. and situation commanding and
beautiful in the extreme. offered every Op
pUrtnnity. The building IS of Long
meadow red sandstone, and l. designed ii
the rOund-arChcd ROmdncSquc style. IN
which Mr.. Richardson. the eminent arch
tcct. ha, been 80 successful, and to which
he faithfully adhercS. The building
whose exterior is now nearly complete,
remarkably picturesque and beautiful
and is undoubtedly one of the finest of it.
kind in the country. It will be il rich or
nament to the city, and much needed adj
ditlon To the University's buildings. Tn,
southern apNc is to contain the Marsl
library, which, With the building. is Mr.
Bllings's gift to the University The tow