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The Daily Dispatch: June 19, 1863., [Electronic resource], A Trip South. (search)
population of this village seem unusually intelligent and respectable. I was struck with the neat and happy appearance of the girls and youth, as they left their work at the sound of the bell. I wish more mills were conducted on the principle of this one. Additional buildings are in process of creation which will, perhaps, double the capacity of the mill. It is a great pity that while the company, by law, cannot sell their cloth for over some 40 cents per yard, this does little good to the people, as it is generally five times that price before it gets to them. I would like to write you of the powder mill and other objects of interest in this city, but my limits forbid. I enjoyed much a ride over Summerville, a pleasant suburban village on the hills, about two miles from the city. It reminds me more than anything I have seen in the South of Roxbury, Cambridge, Jamaica Plains, and those other transcendently beautiful rural villages which environ Boston. Miss. Sutten,