Excerpt from Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor, 1859-1900: Fifty-Five Years
Elevenfirm accepted the proposition and purchased and removed the entire plant to State street, obtaining additional room in the building and placing the general charge of the college work in the hands of Mr. Burdick, who held it until his increasing years and the growth of that branch of the business caused him to desire to be relieved of the foremanship, and devote his time to proof reading. Mr. Burdick remained with the firm until his death in 1895, always faithful and loyal to the firm and to the work.
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