The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-09

Mechanic street Of Stephen Gavitt Tn
price paid was $3.50. The land was pur
Boynton's Cap Factory at Washing
ton, which has been stopped for seyera
weeks, started up again Monday morn
ing; The mill has plenty of orders, anC
| VIII be run until 8 o'clock each eveninc
TO make up for losJ time.
The last Of the three carloads of cotton
| machinery, amounting ia all to about
thirty tons in weight, was shipp ii from
the Potter & Atherton Machine Com
| pany. Pawtucket, r. l., last week, Co the
Mest huntsville Cotton Mills Compan y.
Huntsville, Ala.
Rails are being laid between Pascoap
ana Laurel Hill on the new railroad line
being run through that section,
chased for the company and upon IL will
be placed large tanks for tue storage of
on. When oil is ordered the dealer can
DE supplied with any quantity on the
same day 10 is shipped, thus reducing the
freight bill, rs the companies were OH
llged TO pay large amount Annually To
the railroad companies for allowing their
cars to stand in the freight yards The
agent is now trying to purchase lot ad
john &. The land borders on both the
river and the railroad
II: a. Kimball, Manton, will make An
CAhlplO ~ tuS w OTluS 1alr.
Work in the new yarn mill at Laurel
Hlll is progressing rapidly. The boiler
house walls are nearly ready for tLe
rooi, ana carpenters are busy framing
timbers for the mill.
The Sheffield Worsted mills. Burriu.
Vile, will be run by new and powerful
engine. Poor water power has been used
heretofore.
Fourteen looms were running in the
new white mills, Burrillvile, Thursday
Many more Will star in a ieN days
The plant of the Union mill. Pascoag
has been increased by the addition OF
several new looms.
The Woonsocket capital in the Forest
dale Manufacturing G mpany was shown
In the election OF officers, all of whom
are residents OF Woonsocket. They are
as follows; President, L. Charles Fran
CHS; treasurer aud agent. Charles T.
Thomas clerk. Alphonso r. White: di.
+. ctors, {. K. Thomas, ;. l.. Cook, Il. G
Francis, Charles K Ballou, a. +. White,
The cards and jacks of William Ipn,,
h We been sold to O,ney Inman. Tbev
VIII be placed In the new mill as soon as
IL is finished.
Following are the recently elected off
ters oi the esterly Water Works: Pres.
,dent, Jonathan Chase; vice president, J.
Barclay Foster treasurer, Charles Perry.
directors, Jonathan Chase, j. Barclay |
Foster, Arthur Perry, Charles perry
Thomas III. Peabody, Charles A. MORGAN
george Ill. Utter superintendent, Everett |
Barns.
The j. o. Inman Manufacturing Com.
)any has started a new double head cloth |
ress in its mill at Burrillville.
The Saxon W orsted Company o, Franz.
in, II running up the balance of its
tock preparatory TO remova TO this city.
ne con pany expects To flush Operations
1 Franklin not later than February 20.
The Farwell Worsted Company. known
etter perhaps. as old Central Falls
,Oolen NIL. Is having much new ma.
hinery put IN.
The Nasonville mill is encroaching nm
he hours OF the night in its endeavors to
eep mp with orders.
). ;. Bellows, for five years super;p.
,ndent Of the :. L. Sayles yoolen mill
Dayville, Conn, and resident of
ascoag, has been made superintendent |
Woolen mill at South Bend Ind.
The estate Of the late Joshu, II r
igelow of Boston, ia Newport. n l.
ontiuR on Washington street overlook,