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History of American textiles : with kindred and auxiliary industries (illustrated) (1922)

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 277

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en spinning framesof sixty-four spindles each, five mules, con-taining 1,328 spindles, two dressers, onewarper, one doubler and fifty looms. Operations continued with constantly in-creasing success at this location until 1900.That year a change was necessary becausethe Metropolitan Water Board had… … Employees Dwelling Houses, West Boylston Manufacturing Company from their first factory at Whites Village,West Boylston, Worcester County—a smallwooden building which if standing nowamong the later ones, would be almost likethe proverbial needle in a haystack—wouldamaze the founders of this…

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