The Arlington mills; a historical and descriptive sketch (1891)
Arlington Mills · Boston [Press of Rockwell and Churchill] · leaf 130
nes, cashmeres,brocades, Italian cloths, mousselines, bareges, gren-adines, merinos, serges, bombazines, Henrietta cloths, etc. These names rarely possess any etymological significance,being usually given arbitrarily by the first introducer of thearticle, and frequently applied, with variations, to… … THE ARLINGTON MILLS. 103 The products of the worsted department of the Arlington Millsnow consist chiefly of ladies dress-goods and worsted yarns.The dress-goods have from the outset enjoyed aProducts high reputation. The aim has always been a doubleArlington. One: first, to provide good fabrics…
Woolen and worsted manufacture
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