Leading business men of Marlboro, Hudson, SoFramingham, Natick, and vicinity; embracing also Saxonville and Cochituate . f Davey & Exley was formed and contin-ued the business up to 1884, since which dateMr. Davey has carried on operations alone. Heis a [practical machinist in the full sense of theterm, for he has had longand varied experience inthe doing of machine workin general, and in themaking and repairing ofshoe machinery in par-ticular. He is the man-ufacturer of Daveys Peg-ging Machine, and givesspecial attention to the re-pairing of pegging and sew-ing machines of all kinds;a full as
Leading business men of Marlboro, Hudson, SoFramingham, Natick, and vicinity; embracing also Saxonville and Cochituate . f Davey & Exley was formed and contin-ued the business up to 1884, since which dateMr. Davey has carried on operations alone. Heis a [practical machinist in the full sense of theterm, for he has had longand varied experience inthe doing of machine workin general, and in themaking and repairing ofshoe machinery in par-ticular. He is the man-ufacturer of Daveys Peg-ging Machine, and givesspecial attention to the re-pairing of pegging and sew-ing machines of all kinds;a full assortment of dupli-cate parts of the New Era,Champion and Varney Peg-ging Machines being con-stantly carried. The shopis located at No. 15 Florencestreet, and is 30 x 60 feetin dimensions, being wellTHE DAVEY PATENT equipped with improvedPEGGING MACHINE, tools and appliances which,Patented Nov. 5tli 1889. with the aid of from four tosix skilled assistants, enable the repairing ofshoe machinery of all kinds to be successfullyundertaken, the work being done at short noticeand uniformly moderate charges being Geo. J. Hobbs, manufacturer of Cutting Dies,for Boots, Shoes, Paper Collars, Cuffs, Suspen-ders, etc., T. J. Beaudry, manager, FlorenceStreet, Marlboro, Mass.—This firm was originallyestablished by S. K. Taylor about thirty yearsago, and after several changes, came into thepossession of Hobbs & Mellen in 1875. succeeding the above firm in 1879, withT. J. Beaudry as manager. After carrying onthe business successfully for a period of tenyears Mr. Hobbs became deceased. He was anative of Sturbridge, Mass., and was highlyesteemed by all who knew him. The businessis being continued by T. J. Beaudry, who hasably managed it since 1879. His shop is locatedon Florence street, and is fitted up with all nec-essary machinery, etc., to admit of the filling ofall orders at short notice. Only first class work-men are employed and no pains is spared to keepup the reputation
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