. 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 . Webbs N. E. Railway and Manufacturers Statistical Gazetteer. 251 E. C. Cottle occupies a two story wooden building, 2Sx50 feet, for the curryin;^ of leather for boots and shoes. Com-menced business in 1864. Has five employees, and tui-nsout 8,000 sides per annum. Machinery consists of stuffingand glassing m
. 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 . Webbs N. E. Railway and Manufacturers Statistical Gazetteer. 251 E. C. Cottle occupies a two story wooden building, 2Sx50 feet, for the curryin;^ of leather for boots and shoes. Com-menced business in 1864. Has five employees, and tui-nsout 8,000 sides per annum. Machinery consists of stuffingand glassing machine and grinding machine. Power fur-nished by a 10 horse power steam engine, built by Swam-scot Machine Co., So. New Market, N. H. FoRBCSH & Brown occupy a three story brick building feet, for the manufacture of hand made boots and busioesss in 1866 ; has 100 employees. S. J. AxTELL & Co. occupy a two story wooden build-ing, 35x80 feet, for the manufacture of hand made kip bootsand shoes. Commenced business in 1850. Have 30 em-ployees, and turn out 2,000 cases per annum. Oscar Steatton occupies a two story wooden building,30x60 feet, with basement, for the currying of leather forboots and shoes. Commenced business in 1859, and has sixemployees. C. L
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