Smyrna times., 1882-03-22

BASKET FACTORY.-The basket factory
of Tschudy & Cats, the "Worden mills
is being rebuilt. II is to cover only the
original site of the mill and not the addi-
tions, 40 feet front by 20 feet deep. 1t is
to be two stories high, each II feet. the
! first OF brick. The engine room and boiler
house is to be detached from the main
building and both covered with metallic
root, precautions against fire that will
mollliy to some extent the apprehensions
OF those living in the immediate vicinity.
The new building is to be substantially
built, and in an industrial sense. is ofvalue
to the community.
The following is the Roll of Honor of
our Public Schools for the month of Feb
ruary:
High iSchOOi.--Laura Bell. MAY Martin
dale, Albert Cummins, Eddie Gordon.
Minnie Reed.
Grammar School. Mary Hall, Florence
Reedy, Samuel Buchanan, Hannah Hern-
heimer, Maggie Hazel, Elva Wilson.
First Intermediate.-Mary Wright. Lizzie
Turner, Edward Budd, Willie Evans. Vir-
Sinia Williams, Lizzie FAIRIES
Second Iatermediate.-NOra Wilson. Car
| rle Lassell, Clara Sithens, Lidie Lord.
Clara Leinberger, Mollie Wick. Charles V.
Gordon, James Lurty, MOllie Wilson.
First Primdry.-Elva Jester, Julia Grif-
nth, Harry G.. Tschudy, J. " Smith. Jr.,
Roland Bell, George Taylor, Nettie Smith,
John Murry, Nellie FAIRIES, Florence Hall.
Second PrimGry-Wiilie Smith, Ada d.
Truax, James Wright, Clarence smith.
IMPROVEMENTS.-Th several new resi-
denceS under construction through the
Winter are nearly all completed and some
OF them occupied. That of +. II. Beck. ON
South street, the most imposing. was occu-
pied some weeks ago though at the time.
still unfinished i'll some of the minor de-
| tails. 1t Is snowy as well as substantial. a
credit to our usually plain architecture
and with its large yard and plenty of sun,
light and air, gives an impression of solid
comfort.
The dwelling Of the Misses Hurlock ON
Main street, which, the past few weeks
has be receiving the last touches of the
wOrkmen, does not fail to attract in its
composite style of architecture and shOwi-
ness OF design, especially the lower story.
the attention OF the passer by. The ample
front porch and broad hall gives the ap-
pearance of largeness AMI a hone-like
Gemeanor, most appreciabe in the sultrv
days OF Summer. The general effect how
ever Is marred by, exc pit in the immediate
front, high, close fence which is
always ugly.
The new residence Of Geo. W. Bradford
corner OF South and East streets stands out
unique, If not swelling in its proportions
great improvement OH the building
whose ruins it surmOnts. It is attractive
III design, cosy III looks, and with its front
yard and surrounding adornments. can
return SIniIintr =.
nelghbOr across the way.
Willard Weldon's front and back adJi-
tons that were commenced last Summer
but not completed until this Snrinr
because of Il demand for work in other
places, very considerably enhances the
value OF his property while it adds to its
looks and to the comfort and convenience
OF his family. This two, like the above
with one exception is a corner lot with
side yard that will admit of the adornment
of shrubbery and flowers.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hills new house ON
south street, commenced the last of all
Is beng pushed forward rapidly to COM
pletlOn. 1t Is not pretentious, but neat.
and roomy and will give her q home with ali
the necessary comforts.
The double dwelling erected by John f
Collins, on Methodist street will soon be
ready for its occupants, The front pre.
sents a broad appearance, two story, With
an " Az point in the roof, the rear present
ing, at distance "terraced" aspect.
1t overlOoks its neighbors. Mr.. {. has
also improved his adjoining properties by
more modern windows and a coat of painf
Mrs. Rachel Hotfecker is having the
property occupied by DR. Ashcraft on
Main street, improved by brighter dress
ing of paint