The Arlington Mills : a historical and descriptive sketch, with some account of the worsted dress-goods manufacture in the United States (1891)
Boston : Press of Rockwell and Churchill · leaf 116
and laid parallel, thus causing the figure in the weave to show upmuch brighter and clearer than it could be made to do with a carded thread. He learnedupon inquiry that yarns of this nature had been used in and around Huddlesfield inmaking vestings, and that Mr. Josiah Lodge, of Huddlesfield,… … THE ARLINGTON MILLS. 91 Recurring again to that feature of the worsted manufacture which has done most to develop the industry and to benefit the people, the introduction of the cotton-warp, we may ■^^ q^oteT s^^^^y ^S^^^ ^^^h ^^^ ^^^^ ^^- J°^ ^- Hayes, for twenty-three years the secretary of the…
Arlington Mills · Woolen and worsted manufacture
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