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June 24, 1937
Dear Mother:
Your delightful letter arrived this morning,
enclosing the verses from Chan.
We have had extraordinarily pleasant weather
here for the season, but the spring bloom has
passed, and I know you are right at the height
of it. I often think of you in that lovely
garden of yours. It always seemed to me that
the soil of St. Albans was especially adapted
to raising roses, and I can imagine that great
white rose of yours wih the weight of the dew
trembling in the sunrise.
You will find the beginning of my address made
yesterday at page 8075 of the Record. I made
a few remarks the day before also, which ap-
peared on pages 7974-775.
We are continuing to receive many letters
expressing a revival of confidence and hope
excited by the actionf the majority of the
Committee on the Judicary on the Court bill.
Some day I will show them to you.
Your loving son,
Mrs. Chauncey G. Austi,
91 South Main Street,
St. Albans, Vermont.