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The group was comprised of a man named Ken Olsen. With him were his partners who had just rented a small section of the Mill across the street. Their new business had something to do with electronics. It was called Digital Equipment Corporation. These men said they needed a few pieces of furniture to make their office functional. The bill came to $69. They asked Bert if they could have 30 days credit.&#13;
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Gruber has always been generous with credit. He is notorious for extending credit to newlyweds and allowing them to pay on their own terms. Between his father and himself, the family has furnished four or more generations of homes in the area.&#13;
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His most distant customer was from Las Vegas Nevada. That person just HAD to have a particular bunk set of bunk beds immediately. Burt sent them an air freight. Closer at hand, shipments to Cape Cod are frequent.&#13;
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It is surprising that Burt Gruber never ran for public office. In fact, he does not even like to discuss politics. Instead, he retreats to the Italian Social Club where those of Italian descent have become the minority since doors were open to all.&#13;
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Gruber furniture is closed on Wednesday afternoons. On one particular afternoon, Bert recalls, six of us went to the ball game in Boston. "It never occurred to us that no two in our group had the same religion" Burt said. "That's one of the nice things about Maynard."&#13;
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                <text>The Falls, Maynard, Mass.</text>
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                <text>Likely a view from below the Ben Smith Dam.</text>
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                <text>Carol Leighton from the estate of Kenneth Leighton</text>
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