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

Boston : Frank P. Bennett · leaf 324

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nt to be a strong andprosperous concern. Previously, Mr. Apple-ton had been in charge at the WalthamBleachery and acted as both agent and treas-urer for a number of years when he firstcame to Lowell. Later Charles A. Babcockand Fred T. Appleton acted as agents. Mr.Snellings successors were Percival… … New Building at St. Louis Branch of Lowell Bleachery General Court of Massachusetts. The orig-inal capital was $25,000, increased fromtime to time, so that it is now $800,000. The founders of the company w^ere Eben-ezer Hobbs, Jr., John Avery, Jonathan Der-by, John Clark, Augustus H. Fiske, and…

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