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The time had come for a separation ; and the inhabitants of East Chelmsford petitioned to be incorporated as a town, and that that town be called Merrimack. Mr. Boott suggested the name of Derby, probably on account of his family associations with that place, which was also in the immediate vicinity of one of the earliest English seats of the Cotton Manufacture. The in- fluence of Mr. Appleton finally caused the name of Lowell to be adopted, out of respect to his associate in the Waltham Com- p...any, Francis Cabot Lowell.f At the inauguration of the Lowell Institute at Boston, December 31st, 1839, Edward Everett delivered a biographical discourse on John Lowell, its founder, and paid a well- merited tribute to that founder's father, from whom was named our City of Spindles. " Pyramids and mausoleums," says the
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The time had come for a separation ; and the inhabitants of East Chelmsford petitioned to be incorporated as a town, and that that town be called Merrimack. Mr. Boott suggested the name of Derby, probably on account of his family associations with that place, which was also in the immediate vicinity of one of the earliest English seats of the Cotton Manufacture. The in- fluence of Mr. Appleton finally caused the name of Lowell to be adopted, out of respect to his associate in the Waltham Com- p...any, Francis Cabot Lowell.f At the inauguration of the Lowell Institute at Boston, December 31st, 1839, Edward Everett delivered a biographical discourse on John Lowell, its founder, and paid a well- merited tribute to that founder's father, from whom was named our City of Spindles. " Pyramids and mausoleums," says the
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