The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-27

Cotton cloth will BE- stored in the build
ing. and large expense in carting will be
saved.
The new machinery in the Royal Mills
at River Point has been put in position
and the various rooms are now equipped
with every appliance for obtaining high
rate OF speed.
Az Ashland Mills, Ashland, large
force OF men Is now at work putting in
the wheel castings and setting the tubes
Tor the new Swain water wheels
Four feeders, by which vast amount
of labor will be saved and the cotton as
sorted better, have been attached TO the
cotton openers at the River Point mills.
At Natick five feeders and one more cot
ton opener Will soon be put in.
The mills at Clayville and Ponegansett
have been shut down for a number of
days owing to the scarcity of water.
Judson w. Avery. an electrician of
Phenix, is at work building telescope
the lens of which is now in use at Brown
University.
At CLYDE the poles tor the new electric
street lights are being erected by the Edi-
son Power and Illuminating Company.
and a new dynamo will soon be put in
superintendent Whittier and his assist
ants are rushing the work forward as
rHpitfy rs pUsytbfe Hud IT WITH probably
be finished by Nov. 1st
The new Pawtuxet Valley Exchange
recently put in by the PROVIDENCE Tele-
phone Company at River Point is great
ly appreciated by the merchants through
out the State. and is giving first-class
heing ably assisted by Miss Mary Nc
X ma.
The carriage business in Warwick
never was better. and at the different
shops large orders are being received
daily. A. w. knight at River Point is
one OF the busiest men in the town at
present, aud will have large annex
built upon his main building.
1t is said that the Woonsocket Reed
has ordered new machinery for
the manufacture of shuttles.
The Richmond Print Works of this city
are to be started up, it is said, by com
pany recently organized for that pur-
pose.
The Caledonia carpet mills of Phiadel- |
phia, Pa, have placed an order with the |
United States Aerophor Air Moisteninp |
Company of Providence, TO equip their |
TWO conditioning rooms with the Aerophor |
system OF air moistening
The new electric light plant OF the
Clark thread mill, Westerly, has begun |
operations.
The Plainville Mills, Plainville, are
ousily engaged at the present time. John
Mulligan is the boss weaver. He was
engaged in similar position
With the Mapleville mills, aud when he
severed bis connections with that firm
asst April he was presented with an ele-
,ant gold watch by his employers and
he help.
William Loeb q Co, have started in
he Jewelry manufacturing business at
q Westfield street in this city. The firm
S to make "A speciality of half round
seamless filled wire rings. The office of
he company Is at $40 High street.
At the exhibition of the Massachusetts
Mechanics Association now being held in
Boston, exhibits are made by Andrew ].
lloyd aud D. j -lnRraham- in optical
FOODS. George + Homer makes an ex-
ensive exhibit or silverware.
The Erwin Cotton Mills Company. now
building at Durham, y. c., has let con-
ract TO the Potter x Atherton Machine
company of Pawtucket, for the entire
of its mill
The Social mill at Woonsocket has re-
umed the winter time schedule.
c. A. Sykes, superintendent with the
laboratory. cotton mill, Lincolnton, n.
=, has lately severed his connection with
hat mill and returned TO this city.
The Kimball wooden mill at Manton is
unning overtime three nights "a week.
At the 5. ii. Greene q Sons Print
' orks, Clyde, an annex is being built
wo stories in height, l00x50 feet TO af-
ord room for the engravers and the
forage of the large supply of conner rolls
ow on hand. The works are now run.