The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-06
NEWS OF REAL ESTATE.
The AuburndaIe Plat About to
Change Management.
THE A N REPEATED.
The Lots VIII be SOLD 1t Cheaper Rates
David y. Con and william n. Ran
dall the Managers-Transsctions In
. Real Estate and Intentions to Build.

displayed and lots on the several large
desirably located plats are being rapidly
taken up. :.
The well known Auburndale plat on
Elmwood avenue at Roger Williams Park,
owned by the Park Land Company, il
about to change management, aud will
be put ON the market in a short time.
The lots there were graded and i'm
proved and were plated large, some 90
by $50 feet. and the high prices at which
they were held, combined with the strin-
gent restrictions as to class, cost and oc-
cupancy, Of improvements allowed on
them have prevented people OF moderate
means from securing q home In this beau
tiful and easily accessible suburb OF
Providence.
This Is now to be obviated, as the Mar
~raRansott Real Estate Company have
now secured it,-free from all restrictions,
and are now replattinR 1t In lots TO
suit means of various buyers, and 1t will
surprise tho public and ought to obviate
the necessity Of going out int the woods
to secure q location for q home at a
reasonable price.
The city Is now continuing the Boule-
ward out Elmwood avenue, to this plat,
and the railroad station at the park and
tho horse cars,-soon to be changed to
electrics, make convenient n rapid
transportation, while the beauties Of the
park, already developed, q the great
improvements TO be made there In the
immediate future, combine to make a
way desirable.
The managers of this enterprise arc
David r.. Goff, president, and William X.
Randall, treasurer, both well-known local
real estate men who have been In that
business for over sixteen years on Wey-
bosset street, their large new Office and
the formation Of the Narragansett Real
Estate Company Qncorporated) being
made necessary to accommodate their
large and increasing business. Though
not yet ready, arrangements have been
made within . week for fourteen new
houses on the plat and before this week
ends ground will be broken for the cellars.
The same parties are also handling the
well known Sprague Homestead on Gran
ston street or which during the past year
over $50 lots have been sold and many
new homes of a very convenient and de-
sirable class ave been built. Seven are
now in progress. The Bartlett Plat" at
Edgewood which they took last fall has a
few lots still unsold, and they have also
the Bullock" land on summit street in
East Providence, the "Angell' and on
Nanton avenue, the Lawrence" and on
Plainfield street, in Olneyville, as we'll as
various smaller plats scattered through
the city n suburbs.
Transaotions In Real Estate,
The following are the transactions in
real estate for the week ending April 2:
Mortgage of r. Tyler sold to D.. p.
williams estate on Marshall street for
b. p. Williams sold same to NJ. J. Shell
L. M. Walling sold to w. o. Dyer estate
on DOYLE 9 for 500.
City Savings Bank sold to James Nolan
lot on Chaplin avenue for 80. -
Home Investment Company sold to r.
+. Nobert lot on Montgomery avenue for
J. M. Callen sold to Thomas Grimes lot
on Valley street for 800.
Home Investment Company sold to E.
johnson. lot on Virginia avenue for 500.
w. DEF. Brown lot on Massachusett
avenue for 4lQ0.
Also sold g R. H. Martin lot on Eddy
street for 800.
K. L Mu.cahey sold to Il. r. Goodwin
lot on Taber avenue for $40.
II. +. Horton OF al. sold to Mrs. A. B.
Bullock lot on Ninth street for SO.
Home Investment Co. sold to Mrs. w.
G. Almy lot on Massachusetts, avenue for
Also sold to E. E. Nobert lot on Mont
emery avenue for 5000
Heirs Of A. p. jackson sold to =. A.
Cooke lot corner Greenwich and Redwing
streets for 500.
d. s.. Salisbury sold to same lot on
Greenwich street for 800.
Providence Land and Wharf Company
sold to William Millen and wife lot on
Dean street for SO.
p. F. Morrow and wife sold to Patrick
Greene estate on Searles street for 500.
Heirs Of James Salisbury sold to Peter
Mahon and wife lot on Potter's avenue for
800.
Patrick Greene sold to Patrick Rogau
and wife estate on Searles street for 500.
Mary A. Howlct sold to w. H. Rich
mond estate on Sutton street for 500.
w. II. Richmond sold same to X. O.
Whitney for 500.
Bernard McGuinness sold to Mrs. ID. +.
Handy estate OH Fenner avenue for 800.
Bernard McGuinness sold to Mrs. d. T..
Handy lot on Alderman street for 500.
Sebastian Cast sold to j. 4. Golf let on
southwest corner Eddy and Rhodes streets
C. {. e. H. M. Thayer sold to j. w. Day
lot on Rhode Island avenue for 500.
Heirs Of Dexter Pierce sold to j. +.
Pierce estate on Potter's avenue for $40.
Home Investment Company sold to A.
A. Austin three lots on Eddy and Cali
fornia avenue for 800.
Also sold to E. I. Kenaston lot on Yer
mont avenue for 500.
Octave Bouchard sold to Robert Ham
merschmidt lot on Waldo street for 500.
Trustees estate of 3. Is. Eaton sold to w.
M. Bailey lot southeast corner OF River
avenue and Regent street for 500.
w. M. Bailey sold same to John Owen
and wife for &i00.
A. A. Austin sold to G. A. Youlden
three lots ca Eddy street and California
avenue for 90.
Intentions to Build.
The followin5 notices of intention to
build were received at the City Engineers
Office during the year ending April 1, 1892:
Frank Stapleton, David street Mechani-
cal Fabric Co., Cromwell street Alfred
Hanson, Amsterdam street William
Hadgson, Yale avenue Benjamin r. Dill
lon, Comstock avenue; o. K. Case, corner
Redwing and Bucklin streets Samuel
W.. Bordman Ring street Miss
Catherine Hoban, corner Ellerv and Hud9
son streets; Joseph s.. Curran, Swan
street Thomas Collins n wife, Nor
wood avenue; Peter Hennessey, corner
Prairie and Reynolds avenues William
Millen and wife, corner Broadway and
Dye streets William Millen and wife,
H.. $780, A.. H EII-- I'LL Nj