| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 254.1 | | KELSON::GULDENSCHUH | Success lies in achieving the top of the food chain. | Sat Nov 17 1990 10:14 | 4 |
| You could try the Cat's Paw in Concord. I was very pleased with their
work.
/s/ Chuck
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| 254.2 | Maynard Goldsmith | HAVOC::MCGUIRE | | Mon Nov 19 1990 12:51 | 5 |
| There is a goldsmith in Maynard, directly across from the Mill, next to
Maynard Pizza House. Can't think of the store's name off the top of my
head, but he does excellent work.
M
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| 254.3 | | MEWVAX::AUGUSTINE | Purple power! | Mon Nov 19 1990 14:33 | 4 |
| Richard Goddard, goldsmith. He does do excellent work.
Liz
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| 254.4 | a different perspective
| MRQUIS::MCGOLDRICK | | Tue Nov 20 1990 10:02 | 5 |
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Feel free to MAIL or call me for a different Goddard experience
than the last 2 replies seem to have had.
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| 254.5 | One man's opinion | OLDJON::WATSON | Some like it not | Tue Nov 20 1990 11:04 | 16 |
| Isn't it a shame we can praise local merchants without fear of retribution,
but let someone give an unbiased, factual account of a real life experience
and suddenly there's the potential for libel?
It seems to me if someone has had a bad experience they should be allowed
to say so. I fail to see why the offending merchant should feel he should
have an opportunity to defend himself here. If the account is presented in
an unbiased manner, it speaks for itself and ought to be able to stand by
the facts as stated.
I'm not trying to challenge or question Corporate policy. I think I
understand the reasoning behind it. For the benefit of all employees, though,
there should be a method whereby one can forwarn others of any potential
problems that may arise based on past experiences.
Cliff
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| 254.6 | Goddard recommendation | RACHEL::BARABASH | This note was written by TECO | Tue Nov 27 1990 15:36 | 4 |
| Richard Goddard made my wedding ring. After nine years of constant use
it's as beautiful as ever.
-- Bill B.
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| 254.7 | Another vote for Richard Goddard | ULTRA::DONAHUE | | Fri Jan 11 1991 13:41 | 13 |
| My wedding band was my husband's grandmother's, passed on to my by his
mother. It is at least 75 years old.
The ring had been sized for my mother-in-law years ago and the jeweler
"butchered" it. Richard Goddard brought it back to life. He sized it to
me and you can't tell where the work was done.
He also made my husband's wedding band to match.
I found him to do quality craftsmanship at reasonable prices.
Another satisfied customer,
Norma
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