. Lawrence yesterday and today (1845-1918) a concise history of Lawrence Massachusetts - her industries and institutions; municipal statistics and a variety of information concerning the city. engine and boiler houses are brewed the Dianiond Spring ales, porter and lager. Thecapacity of the plant is 75,000 barrels a year. For 40 years thespring w^ater, now used in the manufacture of Diamond Spring beers,was sold to the people of Lawrence as the Knowles Diamond Springwater, and enjoyed an enviable reputation for its purity and beverages now produced from it are admi
. Lawrence yesterday and today (1845-1918) a concise history of Lawrence Massachusetts - her industries and institutions; municipal statistics and a variety of information concerning the city. engine and boiler houses are brewed the Dianiond Spring ales, porter and lager. Thecapacity of the plant is 75,000 barrels a year. For 40 years thespring w^ater, now used in the manufacture of Diamond Spring beers,was sold to the people of Lawrence as the Knowles Diamond Springwater, and enjoyed an enviable reputation for its purity and beverages now produced from it are admitted to be leaders intheir line. In 1917 the concern increased the variety of its products, whenit began the manufacture of the Diamond Spring ginger ale, thedemand for which is growing rapidly. In this connection a largeassortment of tonics is also manufactured and distributed by thefirm. A specialty is made of fruit tonics, the flavoring for thestrawberry, raspberry, orange and lemon beverages being made fromthe real fruit. This department is developing into an importantfeature of the business. The firm employs about 75 people. LAWRENCE YESTERDAY AND TODAY M. CARNEY & COMPANY 247. M. Carney & Company is one of the oldest liquor houses in NewEngland. It was established over 50 years ago by Michael Carney andhis brother, Matthew Carney, under the firm name of M. Carney &Brother. It was first located on White street, and later moved to thecorner of Hampshire and Concord streets. Twenty-four years ago,the present location, corner of Hampshire and Common streets, wassecured. Some years after the establishment of the business, the Carneybrothers dissolved partnership, and later the firm became known asM. Carney & Company. Matthew J. Carney, a nephew of the originalpartners, becoming a member. Michael Carney died in 1913, his deathbeing preceded by that of Matthew J. Carney, and on May i, 1914, theestate took James C. Corcoran into the firm. The latter was for anumber of years an em
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