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Framingham

a town in Middlesex co., Mass.; on the Sudbury river, and on the New York, New Haven, and Hartford, and the Boston and Albany railroads; about 20 miles W. of Boston .

It comprises the villages of Framingham, South Framingham, and Saxonville.

Here are a high school, a State Normal School, Historical and Natural History Societies, the State Woman's Reformatory, several National and savings banks, daily and weekly newspapers , and street railroad and electric light plants.

It has a large industry in woolen goods. woolen goods .

Pop. (1910) 12,948; (1920) 17,033.

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