Another plant that lias recently undergone repairs and improvements tor the better is the Kane Cutlery plant,, which is now devoting its sole energyto the manufacture of high grade: ■ • .; .. '. . . •* • 'khives. Many have found employment at ' this: industry, and its future prospects were never brighter.; While a number of silk mills in nearby towns have temporarily sus-perid e d ope rat ions, the local mi 11 has j been a busy place ever since it Vas \ founded and while it has been affected to a certain extent on account of th European war, it baa not been idle a* day, and the same number of hands are still employed.