Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-14
BUILDING NOTES.

Houses SoId-One on Bishop Street
and One on Temple-New Houses
New Cottage at WoodmOnt.
Mr.. Robinson of the Rothschild stores on
Grand avenue has purchased of Mrs. Mar
shall the house No. 30 Bishop street, and
Is about to alter 1t and convert 1t into a |
one.family house. Mr.. Rothschild sold |
his house on Temple street, near the juno
ton with Whitney avenue, to Mrs. Win
chester, who is to erect one of the finest
apartment houses in New England on the
the land at this junction. Mr.. Merrick,
who has been occupying the house bought
by Mr.. Rothschild, has removed to Cottage
street and Is building new and tasty
house on Livingston street, between Orange
street and Whitney avenue. The frame
of the new house was raised this week by
Hubbsll. Merwin & Co., the builders.
Mrs. Blinn, the well known vocalist, who
formerly sang at Calvary Baptist church,
is about building pretty cottage at
Woodmont, where she has summered for
several seasons past.
Mr.. John Henderson of Peck Brothers
manufactory, residing at No. 10 Edwards
street, prominent member of the new
Epworth M. E. church, Is erecting very
pretty and tasty home for himself and fam
lily on Cottage street, between Whitney
avenue and Livingston street. The new
house will be completed early next spring,
when Mr. Henderson will occupy 1t.
This section is one of the most
rapidly growing of any in the city. 1t was
only five or six years ago, or thereabouts,
that there was hardly house to be seen
north of Edwards streets, between Whit
ney avenue and Orange street, now Law
renee street is studded with well-built and
well-equipped, modern style, new houses,
most of the way from Whitney avenue to
Livingston street, About dozen new
homes, all tasty and provided more or less
with modern improvements, are to be seer
on Cottage street, between Orange and
, Livingston streets. On Livingston street
] quite number of new residences have
been erected.
l To the Editor OF the JOURNAL AND COURIER.
People who have not taken much inter
: est in the growth of the city, or who hav'
been too much engrossed with the cares O
: business to pay much attention to sucl
q matters. would be surprised were they t,
@ take short walks out Orange street O.
= Whitney avenue and see the many new
we'll designed and tasty dwellings tina
have been recently erected or are nov
being erected in the locality.
This remarkable growth of these dis
tricts is exemplifed on the new street, Liv
!, ingston street, which runs from Edward
to Gamer street, between Orange stree
: and Whitney avenue. This has only bee
o recently made into street, yet within tn
o. last two years quite an array of pretty res
licences have been built upon it.
Mr.. Ives has erected q two-family house
IN also Mr.. Hungerford, contractor in MAJ
,r Inns pistol shop. Mr.. William Ksehrle
the master stone cutter, has erected q beat
;. tiful residence here. Mr.Meyer is anothe
10 who has helped to build up the street.
g. Shearlock, manager of the New Have
Steam Heating company, has sold hi
Bishop street residence and has now
Or very tasty and quite imposing new houf
sr on Lawrence street, between Orange an
10 Livingstone streets, which he is occupying
Il Cyrus Kellogg, brother of A. A. Kellogg
was one of the pioneers in the new depar
ure in this section. He has comfortabl
er house on Edward street, next to the OF
erected by the late Mr.. Cooley betwee
Orange and Livingston streets.
Several other handsome residences ha,
~ been erected in this section, among the
10 IL one by Mr.. Anderson, late of Humphre
u street, who ran for councilman on Il
IT, democratic ticket, and whose new pla'
you have already mentioned. The fine ne
place of George Moses, the noted Odd Fe
low, near Orange street is nice additic
es to this section. IMPROVEMENT.