The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
TABER ORGAN CO.,

Manufacturers OF ParIOr and Chapel Or
gains, Office and HVareroom, No. 20
Union street.
Music is one OF the Oldest and most
delightful Of all those achievements of
the human m nd which lend dignity ana
charm TO life. Practical as they are,
and earnestly devoted TO business, the
American people are nevertheless great
lovers Of music. In recent years i'm
creasing attention has been given to this
art, and as natural consequence,
greater artistic and mechanical perfec-
ton Fas been secured i'm all musical in
struments and especially is this true
of p5rlor and chapel organs. As rep
resenting the new and progressive splr-
it in musical circles in this section of
the country, no better example could
be chosen than the Taber Organ Com
panY, whose office and Warer0Om are
located at 25 Union street this city
This company are manufacturers of fine
cabinet and church organs producing
oak, or ordinary piano cases, all the
wood used in their construction having
been thoroughly seasoned. These or
gans are acknowledged by musical in
structOrs and dealers as being unsur-
passed by any made in America for
tone, material and beauty of finish.
The cases of their cabinet organs are
substantially made and are designed
| to meet the demand for a low priced
instrument. The action and stop work
contain many new and original inn
proyements, such as easy and simple
stop action, improved pedal attach
ments without straps TO break and an
nOy. Their chapel organs are designed
for chapels halls, lodges schools etc"
and are made of solid walnut and oak
with panelled back, Vanished and poll
ished. The musical combinations are
varied and numerous possessing pow
erful tone of a pure quality. They are
the most desirable chapel organs in
the market The different organs man
ufactured by the Taber Organ Company
are the exclusive products of special
knowledge and long experience in or
gan construction. All the materials
used in their manufacture are carefully
selected and the most skilled and con-
scientious Workmen employed The re-
suit is organs not surpassed by any
made in the world, they being sold in
competition with those produced in for
eign countries, and are universally con-
ceded to be the best from every point
of view, sUperseding all others. They
have stood the test Of q years sale on
the market, with the record that there
in the world. They are liked too we'll
to be either traded or sold. The plant
at % Union street occupies a build
ing furnishing II coo square feet Of
working space, and is filed with the
latest and most improved machinery for
the rapid production Of high grade or
gans The works furnish employment
to 40 skilled Workmen, who are capable
of turning out 1900 organs. which are
sgaHTu Hi
passed for tone, action, workmanship
and general durability, representing the
acme of perfection in organ manufac-
ture. The business was started in 1877
and was incorporated the same year
under the present company name. The
sale of their organs does not only cover
the United States, but extends to Eu
rope Asia and Africa, including all the
civilized sections of these nations This
trade has been gradually built up from
a small beginning with but very little
effort on the part of the company, their
productions creating their own de-
mand as their superior excellence be-
came known. They allow no organs to
leave their wareroom but what will
stand the seVerest test Of the guaran-
tee which goes with them, receiving the
highest endorsement of Organists and
professors everywhere. The officers of
the company are F. H. Clark, presi-
dent, and N. H. Ingraham, treasurer,
both practical men, who learned the
trade and have had years of experience
in organ construction. They are bright.
up-to-date business men, gentlemen Of
culture and refinement who are fully
capable to successfully continue the
business with which they have become
so prominently identified and to main
tain the high standard they have Sc
cured for their organs.