, or in close proximity,where the mill chililren have equal advantages with children from oth-er walks in life. In the OneidaMills the operatives send their chil-dren to the graded schools of Gra-ham, since they live in the town andare entitled to all the advantagesand opportunities afforded by… … THE ONEIDA BAND own their homes, others have in-vested in business, while still othershave savings accounts. They are in-terested in civic affairs, take a pridein their mills and their community.There is hardly to be found a com-pany from among whose employeeshave gone out into the world moremen…
Textile industry
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