Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-22
RRALEsrATE NOrEs.
Building Operations About Town
work Before she Winters Snow

n OA0AAB VP0I8eAVAD AWV0S AO~A-
work Before the Winters SHOWS
Come-The New Kelley Block.
The land on Winthrop avenue purchased
recently by J. M. Lee, of Z. higgins Bishop
and Louis b. Bristol, fronted easterly 60
feet with depth of $50 feet.
Asahel q. and Mariana NJ. Thompson have
sold to R. Guy Carlton land on Townsend
ave, 50x290 feet.
Lyman v. Treat, the builder, has bought
of Catharine e. Herman rear lot on Daven-
port avenue, 25x43 feet.
Massena Clark has sold to Francis Woods
q lot on Greenwich avenue, 30x150.
Elihu L. Mix has sold 81 acres in West
VILE woods to Burton Dickerman, the ice
man, who is to enlarge his ice harvesting
operations.
David Steele has transferred to Fred Cor
nell house and lot on Court street, lot 26x
| so, and Cornell has transferred to Ellen N.
Steele one.half interest in the same
Christian and Frederika Yettes have sold
e. and Barbara f. Roth a lot, 50x60 feet on
Cedar Hill avenue.
Hugh McDonough has sold lot on Cedar
street, 25x132, fronting easterly, to William
p. Schenk.
0OVA6O AIutAI Aoo OOu6he u n OAA 1Ieh~
ly lot on Oak street, 42x131.
s. A. Colburn has bought of Frank B.
and Estella A. Hammond house and lot on
Bristol street; lot 40x112.
s. R. Blatchley has sold to Patrick g. Will
liam e. Sars6eld an undivided half of lot
s0x165 on Clay street.
Peter Gaffney has bought house and lot
on Rose street, lot 3Ox110, of the Gaffney es-
tate.
Francis P. Stanley has. sold to q. L. Routh
lot on Franklin street, 28x200, with house.
w. e. Wheeler has sold to Mary l.. Lam
fair lot 90x132 on Clinton avenue. with
house.
Edwin Barnett has sold to Mary w. Par
sons lot 39x200.on George street.
Mary A. Laun has sold lot on Spring
street 4Ox6S, with house, to Luke @. Madden.
George L. Austin has sold to George w.
Hall q lot on Stevens street 80x120.
Elliott II. Morse has sold to Regina Buch-
olz a lot on Ashmun street 32x80.
q. 81. Bunnell and @. 8. Bunoell have
sold lot on Washington street, 71x140, to
Mary A. Phelps.
I'D. Kinney, the mason builder, breaks
ground to-day for the erection of James E.
Kelley's new three story block on the corner
of Congress avenue and Kossuth street. It
will have two oommodious stores, and four
we'll finished flats overhead, two on each
floor, with five rooms to each flat, which will
be provided with the modern convenisnces
and each part being separate from the other.
The block will require 100000 brick. 1t
will be built of brown stone and Philadel-
phia brick, together with granite Gaping
for the underpinnings. The blocks dimen-
sions are 4Sx65 feet.
The new residence of Superintendent Dut-
ton on Bishop street near Whitney avenue is
now erected and ready for the interior finish
ing and decorating. The houses exterior is
somewhat in the cottage style, and its sides
and ends are shingled instead of clspboard-
ed. method which is quite popular in that
lneighborhood; the new and expensive
lEesidence of R. A. Brown, that of Mrs. Peck's
wear Mr.. buttons and Mr.. William E.
Aownes' residence on the next block, being
similarly shingled. Mr.. buttons house is
qule attractive in appearance.
The new brick house for the Messrs Davis,
the brick manufacturers, which Mr.. G. D.
Kinney is erecting on West Chapel street,
opposite j. B. Sargent's large lot, is nearly
completed externally. It is built for two
families, with all modern improvements.
The property is at the corner of Chapel and
Norton streets, and has been owned by the
vessrs. Davis since the big real estate boom,
Aout twenty years ago. Mr.. Kinney has
eeUtracted to erect two more new residences
10. Se Messrs. Davis on the same plot, there
osMamsSwo lots more for occupation.
-. - NV mouse 1or george a. All1nR, erect
eo ny MA Kinney, is also ready for the in
H telnal VOL It is next to Mr.. John Fl.
A.. M,o3 1. sNence. Mr.. Alling is treasurer of
tne george Aing's Son Company on Water
WORK on the ly factory of Kissengen &
s Sompaay, On .us o.ssr Of Whiting and Hill
expect to occupy it befois Ohri4 rna 'n' URN
Residents of Cedar Hill eonti1.s
with pride and satisfaction to the poins
new houses built in that section of lS1e.o
to predict that the boom for that sect1." na
not yet in Its prime. The Middletown az
nue. property owners say that since the town
improved the roadway across the meadows
beyond Lewis bridge travel to and
from the country by this route has more
than doubled. They are much pleased, also,
over the prospect that the town will proceed
further and make it good road all the way
to the town line, which work, it is UNDER
stood, the selectmen have decided to have
done.
Shoninger & Co. the piano manufacturers,
have about completed the work of erecting
four or Eve new additional kiln dIys on their
premises, the steady increase of business at
the factory having required this addition to
their facilities.
A new double brick house on the south
side of Lake Place has just been completed.
There are twelve rooms in each house, finish.
ed in natural woods. The builders are CAMS
by a. Dean.