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"One of the most interesting settlements in the State is the Finnish colony at Maynard, and probably no other settlement in New England was harder hit in the recent depression.  That actual starvation was averted when the mills shut down there was only due to the co-operation of public-spirited citizens of the place, aided by the good sense and industry of the colonists themselves.&#13;
The Finnish village at Maynard is a very pretty place and quite colonial in its general aspect, although the place is so thickly settled, fully 200 houses being built by the American Woolen Company on the old Reardon farm, hence its village name, Reardonville.&#13;
It is a right loyal place, too, for all the streets bear names of United States Presidents.&#13;
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                                      MILLS HELPED, TOO&#13;
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Then as a last resort they would ask the mill owners to employ those who were actually suffering.  This was agreed to, and in the meetings there was no disturbance and hardly any differences of opinion;  peace and good comradeship attested the power of that Christian Socialism so well promulgated by these people, for they do not believe in anarchistic methods. &#13;
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