My father worked at Tricnit for years. I walked there in the late afternoon to bring him a hot, home-cooked supper in a stainless steel pot with a cover that had a broken Bakelite handle.
The answer is yes. He provided Phil with $ to buy a hosiery mill in Laconia and they moved the operation to New Ipswich (actually first to Greenville above the hardware store until the building in New Ipswich was finished.
Fabulous story of Lt Walter S Thayer. Someone must have a treasure trove of pictures.
My father worked at Tricnit for years. I walked there in the late afternoon to bring him a hot, home-cooked supper in a stainless steel pot with a cover that had a broken Bakelite handle.
I worked at Tricnit from 1958-1961. My mother worked there from 1936-1962.
Was selectman Walter S Thayer the founding force behind Tricnit Hosiery Mill?
The answer is yes. He provided Phil with $ to buy a hosiery mill in Laconia and they moved the operation to New Ipswich (actually first to Greenville above the hardware store until the building in New Ipswich was finished.
Lt William S Thayer flew 240 combat missions!
The woman looks like Laura Barr.