One resident of this city was found to have purchased (*) prussic acid on August 3rd, 1892, one day before her stepmother and father were found dead in her home.
One industry in this city began with the founding of a cooperative by Battle of White Plains veteran Joseph Durfee.  Buildings in this city were often constructed on the site of granite mills, which is why so many of them are made from granite.  E. P. Charlton ran his five and dime empire from this city.  This city, once called Troy, had a population that was 40% of French descent in 1900.  An ironworks named for this city renamed itself the American Printing Company. The Metacomet Mill was founded here.  In 1911, this "Spindle City" was second only to Manchester in manufacturing cotton.  One resident of this city was found to have purchased (*) prussic acid on August 3rd, 1892, one day before her stepmother and father were found dead in her home. For 10 points, name Massachusetts city where Lizzie Borden maybe ax-murdered her parents as part of its "Legend".
One industry in this city began with the founding of a cooperative by Battle of White Plains veteran Joseph Durfee.  
Fall River, Massachusetts [accept Troy before mentioned] 