Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-12-05

- genius III duNcTIirlHS- MT. Durt
is the salesman and has lately been
west and south with his sample case.
When at home he looks after the ma
chinery and the work. The system of
work is so nearly perfect however that
no employee can loaf without the fact
being known,
The boys can but feel proud of the
success they have attained but great
as has been the growth of their busi-
ness it is yet in its infancy and its
growth in the future may be more rap
id even than that of the past.
MAIN STREET.
Cong'l church, improvements, about
$500.
w. B. Wall, tower and bay window
to residence and other improvements,
about 5000.
John Lynch, improvements to resi-
dence about $500.
A. G.. Bradish, improvements about
5000.
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Selden Holman, Boston, summer
residence, two stories, French roof,
tower slated, barn, latter completed.
To cost $4,000 to $4,000.
5. ii. Brooks, foundations for new
house and barn 5000.
j. L. Moses, addition to residence
and improvements $3.50.
TfIeITT ANp AVENf-u
II. III. Howard, fine cottage house,
Z rooms, slated, $1,000.
PROSPECT AVENUE.
Herman Morse, small cottage house,
five rooms, $780,
SOUTH PLEASANT STREET.
William Wood, large two-story dou-
bic tenement house and barn, complet-
ed this year, $1,000.
f. f. Evans, large modern two
story cottage, finished in hard wood,
fancy roof, piazzas, etc. $4,000.
WESTON STREET.
r. G.. Morton, small cottage house,
rooms, slated, $1,000.
L. Watson, two-story, double tene-
ment house, II rooms, ,shingled, S2500.
G. Z. Abbott, coal and wood sheds,
etc, 5000.
CHURCH STREET.
Will Cushman, extensive improve
ments on DIR. f. F. Upham's house,
5000.
Willard Martin, improvements $3.50
Mrs. William Cushman, improve
ments, s400.
SCHOOL STREET.
J. III. Lamson, extensive improve
ments on residence, $500.
Aaron Fales, cottage house,7 rooms,
slated, $1,000.
Mrs. Rosa Martin, barn, 5000.
RANDOLPH AVENUE.
r. j. Kimball, improvements on
residence, 5000.
Hazen Sanford :" S400.
H. c. Soper +" $500.
George Spear {" 5000.
BRAINTREE AVENUE.
Leroy Sargent and Charles Stevens,
large two-story house and barn, 10
rooms, shingled, s2500.
Myron Stevens and Ed Bruce, two
story house, shingled, $4,000.
Sherwin Nj. Flint, high cottage
house, 10 rooms, finished early in the
winter and occupied in the spring,
$4,000.
Munroe Bruce, cottage, eight rooms
$1,000.
Sewell Mainard, fancy small cot
tage, $500.
Frank Morse, fine cottage with L,
built last season but not finished or oc-
cupied till in the spring, $1,000.
CENTRAL STREET.
VIM. Bass, improvements to old
Ira Jones place, $500.
G. NJ. Mann, greenhouse, 20x60 f.,
$500.
Elliot Cushman, improvements in
cluding new L, $500.
c. Il. Granger, improvements and
addition, 5000.
DR.. Parkhurst, cottage house and L
$1,000, also foundations for another.
G.. S. Moulton, the old Moulton
which has been in the fami-
ly substantially intact for over 100
years, raised up and a story put under
It Of stone, $4,000.
FOREST STREET.
g. j. Prince, new horse barn and
$500.
c. J. PRINCES TUB FACTORY.
Additions and Improvements in va
'ious ways, including new machinery
md repairs, etc. to accommodate in
reasing business, $1,000.
The Chase building has been fitted
p by the village as hose house at
ost Of about $500 on the building.
CONCRETE WALKS.
Besides the other improvements
lade the past year the village has had
concrete walk laid on the north side
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