Magazine des pâtes et papiers du Canada . avier notes, peuvent contenir un grand i'écrou de déchets.- Papier Zeitung. PRICE BROS. Les changements de direction M. William 1). Gregor, surintendant général des theKenogami .Papier Mills, a hen nommé Homme de l'usine-ager pour tous : Bros. mills pour andJonquiere Kenogami. .M. Gregor est venu au Canada à partir de l'automne dernier, les États-Unis où il a occupé un poste important ofgeneral surintendant du papier Companyat Kails Oxford Rumford. Moi il a été à Kenogami dur-completition ing la construction et l'ouverture d'usines ofpaper là en tant que directeur général. On acc

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Pulp and paper magazine of Canada . avier grades may contain a large i nut of waste.— Papier Zeitung. PRICE BROS. MANAGEMENT CHANGES Mr. William 1). Gregor, general superintendent of theKenogami Paper .Mills, has hen appointed mill man-ager for all of Price Bros. mills for Kenogami andJonquiere. .Mr. Gregor came to Canada last fall from the UnitedStates where he occupied an important position ofgeneral superintendent of the Oxford Paper Companyat Rumford Kails. Me. He has been at Kenogami dur-ing the completition of construction and opening ofpaper mills there as general superintendent. On accountof the resignation of Mi-. Porritt, .Mr. Gregor has beenappointed mills manager, lie stalled his paper-makingcareer with Ii. Sullis & Co.. Markinch, Fife. Scotland, and went with them through the various departmentsup to backtending on machine. After three years inDalmore in a more or less similar capacity he went tothe Guardbridge Paper Co., Fife, and enjoyed for <, rsix years, perhaps the most useful experience to he. W. D. GREGOR obtained anywhere. Eight years ago he came to theUnited States, where his career was quite successful, being appointed after a years servi :e with the Oxfordmill at Rumford, Me., under Hugh -I. Chisholm, whoseenergy made that mill second to none, superintendentof the paper manufacturing department. During thisperiod the capacity of that mill was increased by theaddition of four paper machines, increasing it from 80to loo tons per day of magazine, card, litho, table, writ-ing and high grade book impels. After four years hewas advanced to the position of general superintendentof the entire plant, making Oil tons bleached sulphite.1112 tons bleached soda pulp, and loo tons of paper per day. .Mr. Gregors many friends wish him all su ss in his new appointment Mr. Edward Flynn, formerly office manager of theJonquiere .Mills, who resigned about two years ago tocome to Montreal, has returned to Price Bros, as officemanager for the two mills at Kenog

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