Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-11-03

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wooden mills in and around Lowell. :
- Stephen Stanford & Sons, carpet manu-
factursrs, of Amsterdam, N. r., are build.
ing new mill for the manufacture Of
moquette carpets that will give employ
company intends to erect an additional
carpet mill for the employment of an equal
number. The concern now employs q 0
hands, who are paid yearly $75O, 600.
It Is definitely stated that New Bedford,
Mass, will have another cotton mill, to ba
large owners in the Bennett mill.
A CORPORATION, to be known as the Dunbar
mills, has been formed in North Adams,
Mass, to manufacture fine glnghams, with
capital of 500, 900. Five hun.
(red looms will be built at tbs
6Aska machine works Tor the ex-
tension Of the Natick mills, at Natick, r.
l. The Royal Weaving company,
Central Falls r /. weavers of silk, worst
ed and WOODEN fabrics, have purchased
land for the extension Of their works. =
The Hargraves mills. Fall River.
Mass, are rapidly pushing the building Of
their No. 3 mill. The Clinton
Worsted company, Clinton, Mass, will
shortly put up an addition to the building,
6O18O ieet adding some looms, also WOODEN
carding and spinning machinery to supply
tnelr own p1cklhE yarn. Inc
Graniteville Manufacturing company OF
Graniteville, N. c., is making extensive
improvements in its plant Further inn
provemen are contemplated that will
about double its capacity. A Pat
srson. N. j., company il looking for
q site Ior silk mill in Franklin.
on the Newark branch. If salts
will be erected at once. About 125 hands
will be employed. John Hand 4
Sons. now occupying portions OF the Pops
& Addy mills, Paterson, NJ, will shortly
begin the erection of 50x324 three-story
,bsis& silk mill at Madison Park. Paterson.
Tho newly incorporated Summit
N. j., Silk Manufacturing company =
equipping its plant with the looms OF the
George W: Stafford Manufacturing Conn
pany Of Providence. r. !. The
Newport Manufacturing company has been
organized at Newport, r. l., to manufacture
silk webbing and narrow fabrics.
Oswego, N. y, it is reported, will have q
new silk mill to manufacture both ribbons
and dress goods that will employ several
terprise are Tietz & Strassburg
The Sutton wooden mill, Andover, Mass,
is to erect lour-story addition for the
manufacture of dress goods and fan:
nels. The new silk mill
of Hammond, Knowlton 4 Co., OF
Putnam. Conn, has been complet-
ed, and 1t will soon be in workino s1der.5
OF Phillip.burgh. n. J.. are building = ad-
s aap,Ga e h ieSu m ~ y ' The e Brad d
ford SILK Company has been incorporated
at Camden, n. J., with capital OF $780,
900. A large addition is about to be made
to the mill Of the Cowan Wooden Company
of Lewiston, Me. Gull
ford, Me-. is to have new ten-set WOODEN
mill, to be built by D. T. Shaw and others.
The plans have been completed. and work
is about.to commence on the new silk mill
for J. Hand & Sons, Paterson, n. ].
n. III. Jones of Columbiav.lle,
Mich, has organized tho Jones Wooden
Mills Company o. Des Plains, ILL.,. just out
side side % Of Chicago. with a capital Of
mill and equip it with the latest improved
machinery. - b. F. Gambrill, Bal
timore. Md. intends to organize COM
panv to build cotton mill at Wheeling,
w. Va, oflO. 600 spindles 500, 600 capital.
- y The ]. f. Carter company has been
organized at Poland, Me, for the purpose
OF manufacturing and dealing in water
8. = The newly organized Dunbar mills
at North Adams, Mass, are to be erected
on the property OF the Johnson Manufact-
uring company, and will be utilized In
weaving the cotton prepared by this con-
Germ into fine ginghams. The organ
ization Of the Gaffney, 8. O., Manufacturing
company has been completed, and y. B.
Wheat, formerly superintendent of the
Clifton cotton mills, has been elected
president and treasurer. The com pahy has
capital of 800. 600 and its mill is to be
equipped with 5. OO0spindles and 200 looms.
= = "A new wooden factory is to be built
at Moosup, Conn.,, by q. i. Aidrich g Son.