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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

15

The Middlesex Institution for Savings A Chronicle

The piece traces the philosophy and history of the Middlesex Institution for Savings from its 1835 charter to the 1920s. It covers its core aims safety of principal dividends and liquidity, the evolution of savings banks in New England and the nation, historic events including the 1865 Moore robbery, the bank’s architectural changes, key officers and trustees, and shifts in policy to keep pace with times.

Middlesex Institution For Savings New England Savings Bank National Bank Scotland Provident’ Institution For Savings Boston Concord Bank Concord National Bank Bank John A. Cheeney Langdon W. Moore Brooks George Hey- Wood New York Moore John Keys Daniel Shattuck Phineas Howe Ephraimn Meriam Timothy Prescott John Stacey David Loring Abel Moore Reuben Brown Abiel Heywood H. B. Goodwin Josiah Davis Cyrus Warren John P. Hayward Cyrus Stowe John M. Cheeney Charles B. Davis William Whiting Nehemia Ball Acton Stow Littleton Groton Lincoln Wayland Framingham Lexington Bedford Westford Carlisle Tempora Mutantur Times

Early Marlboro Press History and The Marlboro Weekly Enterprise

John Wood and Charles Wood published the Hudson Enterprise in Marlboro and Hudson. Pratt Brothers issued the Marlboro Weekly, later becoming The Marlboro Mirror before discontinuation. Thomas Hayden built news for the Marlboro paper while editors and printers operated from Hazelton Block and Mechanic Street with 1200 copies weekly.

John Charles Wood Hudson Enterprise Hudson Berlin Stow Pratt Brothers Marlboro Mirror Wood Bros Marlboro John Wood Thomas W. Hayden Tommy Marlboro Weekly Enterprise Horace F. Wilder Enterprise Wilder Hazelton Block Odd Fellows Wood Pratt Mirror The Marlboro Weekly Thomas Hayden Nelson Crocker George, Crocker Times Office John Woods Fred O. Burgess Concord Acton Maynard Horace Fisher Wilder

Woolen Industry 110 Years Old

The Gleason Woolen Mill at Gleason Dale known as Rock Bottom narrates a century of woolen manufacturing since 1812. It traces ownership from Rock Bottom Company to Gleason and Dale then to B W Gleason and Sons and later W and A D Gleason, noting mill fires, expansions, incorporations in 1916, and wartime production. The article highlights the village’s origin, river setting, and the mill’s central role in local life, with ongoing improvements and capacity growth through 1919.

New England Gleasondale Rock Bottom Aseahet Glen Rein Mills Davis and Furber North Ame Samuel J.dale Gleason and Dale Dale B. W. Gleandale B. W. Gleason and Sons Stevena North Andover Gleason Charles KE. Roberts Blanche A. Gleason Clifford J. Puller

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Newhan Brooks Nehemiah Ball Josiah Bartlett Staate Massachusetts Conneticut Massachusetts Bank Commissioners George Heywood Henry J. Hosmer Charles E. Brown Henry F. Smith Jr Nathan Brooks George M. Brooks Samuel Hoar Charles H. Walcott Harvey Wheeler William Wheeler Rilver Bank Rock Bottom Cmpany Benjamin Whitney Gheagan Glen A. D. Gleason Alfred D. Glea Mr. Gleason Chelmsford
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