Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-11-17

new ENGLAND MILL NOTES

Print cloth market is steady and hrm II
l5-lGc for G4N6iS.
The Columbia mills Of Lewiston, Ne.
have shut down work temporarily.
The New Haven. Conn. rolling mill, which
has been shut down for several weeks, has
resumed
The mill at Sangerville, Me-. has been
leased to Burril Il leighton, who will start
the machinery soon.
The mill at Lawrence, Mass, OF Phillips
n Kunhardt. which has been shut down since
Oct -. started up Monday on 40 hours
week time.
The Sageudurph mill, East Brooknrld,
Mass, has been started up to run out the
stock ON hand at the time OF the shutdown,
three months ago.
The hardware factory Of J. b. Sargent d
Co., New Haven, Conn, which has hcrn run
ming on three days schedule, has started
up on live days time.
james Armstrong an engineer at the
Riverside mills, Olneyyille, X. l., fell while
liking IA bell and WAS fatally injured, sustain
ing fracture Of the skull
At Dover, y. H.. No. s. mill Of the CochecO
Mfg, Co., which has been shut down, owing
to overprodurtiun, has started up, and No.
mill has shut down for week.
IL IL uul'uu'''l Nllhl lilf OiNNlllohNll ~ II
shoe factory, in which Il large number OF res
ident leather workers are employed, will add
at least 200 wOrkmrn within the next two
weeks.
President Dustin OF the Schuyler Electric
Co., MiddletOwn, Conn. is authority for the
statement that the works will Oe started in
full n soon as there Is issufllcient orders ahead
to warrant 1t.
The m pulders in the Russell and Irwin
works at New Britain, Conn. have received
notice Of Il reduction of 20 per cent in wages
II is feared that the wages OF other employees
! will be reduced.
The carpenters have finished work on the
rebuilt Charles Il COwles shop at Northamp-
/ ton. Mass, and the machinery will los IN
readiness TO start the whole establishment by
/ the end ut the week.
/ The Meridian. Conn, Wooden Mill Com
pauv. after two months shut down,
/ started up on Monday with the full number
/ Of hands. All the hands hhv" received u
/ cu!-down Of 10 per cent. and the foreman
! reduction OF IS per cent.
| The Baltic mill Of Fitrhhurg, Mass, has
| been moved to Enfield, \. H, and on Dec /
/ will start up in the new mill there, which Will
accommodate 40 looms. 1t Is lighted hy
/ electricity. and has tIne water power. The
/ company takes 100 employees 10 the new
mill.
/ The Oriental mills. Providence, r. l. which
/ have been shut down for long while, have
resumed operations. running on full time,
/ and with 80 hands. As fast rs the machinery
can hc got into shape additional hands will
/ be- taken on SO that In from four to six
weeks every department will lee busy.
large order consisting Of 300 box freight
. ears has been received by the Laronia \. H.,
car Co.. whirh will give employment TO it,
. men for three or fouEmunths and the works
will b" started Mt their full capacity at once,
| The foundry II the La ona Co. started mp
this week to MI an order for 700 car wheels
for the .B.,k NJ. r. Il.
Atthe'Kimhall Brothers shoe shop in Man
ch,l4ter.'N ~ H, the various departments are
now running on full time, and the entire
force Of cutters have resumed work. The
American Card Clothing Co., which has been
| shut down for some time, has started up On
eight hours time At East Manchester, work
on the Dana 4 Provost factory is picking up,
aud about 80 per cent Of the entire force is
now Al work. At South Manchester, the en-
IIpvrS Of BlooI's lower foundry, who hav"
been out more or less for the past few weeks,
ar" about all at work again and are running
on full time.