. Webb's New England railway and manufacturers' statistical gazetteer; containing an interesting sketch of every station, village and city on each railroad in New England, together with a statistical, historical and biographical account of their representative manufacturing establishments . ngton street for the manu-facture of ladies, gents, misses and childrens boots andshoes. Commenced business in 1860; employs about 60hands, turns out about 75,000 pairs per annum, and doesbusiness to the amount of $100,000. James Graves & Co., occupy a two story wooden build-ing 20x32 feet, located at No. 8
. Webb's New England railway and manufacturers' statistical gazetteer; containing an interesting sketch of every station, village and city on each railroad in New England, together with a statistical, historical and biographical account of their representative manufacturing establishments . ngton street for the manu-facture of ladies, gents, misses and childrens boots andshoes. Commenced business in 1860; employs about 60hands, turns out about 75,000 pairs per annum, and doesbusiness to the amount of $100,000. James Graves & Co., occupy a two story wooden build-ing 20x32 feet, located at No. 8 Washington street, for themanufacture of ladies, misses and childrens boots, shoesand slippers; commenced business in 1866 ; employ 30hands; turn oiit 20,000 pairs per year, and do businessamounting to about $35,000. J. WooLDREDGE & Co. occupy a four story brick building50x60 feet, at No. 5 Mount Vernon street, for the manufac-ture of ladies, misses and childrens boots and shoes. Thebusiness was commenced in 1842 ; employ 600 hands, turnout 500 pairs per day. Machinery is driven by a steam en-gine of 60 horse power, built by the Atlantic Works, of EastBoston, with two tubular boilers built by Allen & Eudicott, ofCambridgeport, Mass. Also, one flue boiler, built by Allen. A. 41. 1 III \ lii\> HI u-i ; Ml \ niiiiliine^, and 35stitching machuio, by ditlercnt parties. Do busine-samounting to $300,000 per year. William H. Gale, formerly occupied a store 70x25 feet,in a four story brick building, in Bubiers block, and locatedat Nos. 102 and 104 Market street, which was burned downiu the spring of 1869, and is not yet permanently located ;for the manufacture of ladies, misses and childrens fineboots and shoes. Mr. Gale has been engaged in the manu-facture of boots and shoes since 1860, and now ships hisgoods to all parts of Now England and the west. Ingalls & BuRRiLL, occupy a three story wooden build-ing 20x40 feet, located at the corner of Washington andMonroe s
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