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it very pleasant, but could not help thinking the best part would not be till after we left. The Camp Meeting will be next week and C. expects to go, of course. - Mary and I, poor girls, will not have a chance, probably, but as the Utica and Floyd meetings are the same week we'll not have much time to fret about it. Mother and Mary talk of going with father to Utica- and it is somewhat doubtful whether father goes to Floyd or not. Mr. Jones, the missionary, has written to father that he expects to be in Utica at the time of the Cymanfa. Mr. Phillips did not return from Cattarangus till yesterday - He had very good success in collecting - about $40 in Floyd and Rome and $60 in Cattarangus - he was very faithful with his work and came home without visiting Niagara, as he had intended when he left. He is looking very well and you may be sure we are glad to have him home again, for there are so few of us here now you both are gone. - We get along nicely, tho' of course we miss you very much,