The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1893-01-06

ready sold on the south side-one to G.
l.. Hudson, another to Fred Houghton,
who will build thereon the coming sea
son. The proposed bullding by j. Ed.
Walbridge of residence, a dwelling and
a large barn, together with probable
erection at an early day of residence by
III. c. Lindloff, corner of Hillside and
South streets, will represent the expendi-
ture of several thousand dollars in each
instance. That Mr.. Powers should have
the first choice of site on Grand View
Terrace and the occupancy of a very fine
house-one of the best--seems perfectly
right and proper.
The dwellings are: VIM. e. Hawks,
South street; ID. Bennett, Upper Main;
Henry Rudd (repairs), Main; Chas Har-
vey's sisters MARY and Bridget), Beech;
James Murphy, Beech. For 1893, in ad
dition to the above, Chas. Andrew, Rob
ert L. Lyons, Chas. Sibbald, will build
on Grand view, while the dwelling in
process of erection by Horace p. Wood
man will be completed during the win
ter. At the junction of Grand View and
Silver streets there have lately been
erected hydrant and an arc light.
The quarter represented by the south
west section of our ideal division of the
village represents part of the place in
which there is great activity i'll extern
sion of streets and the erection of build
ings. 1t is bound to be one of the resi-
dence portions of the town. Twenty
years ago the tendency was eastward, but
fthat locality having been largely built
up, except in spots like the Bradford
street extension and other sites easily
recognized by the new buildings located
above, the extension south and west
/ g., tbn W., L., n
build up the entire area between this VII
lage and Bennington Centre. Toward
the south, also, the land available is
practically unlimited. There are three
| principal owners of real estate who are
.iies ,.senia:, hgilding lots, besides others, of
course, vn::olling lesser areas. These
are the Messrs. Dewey, Judge Sibley and
George Moore. The latter has only
lately proposed to extend the streets
south as noted in recent issue. Sheriff
Mccall, to the extreme west on Main
street two years ago opened up his prop
erty and sold lots, on some of whi h
dwellings were erected in 1891. Judge
e. l.. Sibley followed, laying out Harri-
son Avenue and Cottage street, the lat
ter running east and west and connect
ing with Mccall street. On one of the
So.Iesl , eI.eS .n L1iCh umI1 Uiiio"n Vpoh ~ rno
has bnilt a commodinus residence
w g Rnll architect. II fronts ON Han :
r;son A venna anIi a abandsnmad dyellinU
tnrni sbed with ali the modern ,,nnrove,
ments The work was done nv tbe
Eagle Sonare ManufacturinD Companv
Iy6o alsn hnilt that of q n Powprs1 and
Is one of their best jobs. They competed
| IN nrice with local hnilders and ar the
! aa,pa time maint.,inrd tba onaIitv of
Inrk notwithstandin0 the Liver con
| ttact nrice
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III sne UorIisoIy, WIioIl .s III ene YVES, =,
Youlu sl.l oe caileu She DeWey EAteusion,
yscsauSe I = ~ i"tse area Snsio ,.. nsss
i'ss oSen soiu SweIiSS5 10y, ou,lu,
looo ,i %iIuin - sn1 Se"l a., oJl.''ois
speeJH n.y. "a ~ Mgulu oe I"iieu h 'ne rooS ~ r.
~ liie oiu ~.i talt slou.lus, ouG maP u ~, -
suVMs .us' ia,ne ~ 9e ..IUt HI1saeaEis; Tii En
qAUeuaion, i ~" oaIieu NSeU III s'ieoS
~ yPoneu up J .no l"ii hiounu ,, ooiitoy anu
ha,,vao,' thot Pr1pUodu panS .So nnnhona ,os5 T,r
roaS enni I'M .tnu tn1 yhn an'"a, ,"au tS W.
J,,,i t(,,s o,,.;ant Do,sa0 Aus,,,,a aosai ~
a1l 1s.t. oiluo nS OonneeU Do"oy nvIn"o .il "a,l .
t,,ra ~ Ia,d a,'o,,,.,, g., sa,,nroi >ti,o
,I,,.I 70 lnu toL WI oo''el -.
Iat Iao1;t eE,eeUS running e"sU "u'' "eSU III
'"n' ioo".'"'
returning 10 the CORNERS the hrst
Dnlldlng is tnat erected 0y Henry W.
futnam,ma Drlck block, three stories IN
helght' Inc west nalt OF the hrst moor
occupied py tne Natlohal EXPRESS OF s-
.L "o ~. sniI cio' P~is Tl, ~, u
~, UIo iU"m Gein ~ 20 ViIce' moie 10 2
1DnN., saua' auu II VHe 11~n SahGs
sllosG r qu"lIe,s IL WIZ oo linSiy
prooiueu phS iIr atS ite sauiS wiz M save enS
pu5d0niSiseJ p'5 tisiSJ "a anoolei % sale; lne sesonu
M, M; Vi,, h,i;i5i' orc n''1I up loi ts 10
dnaa,as LIS s pnds I0o@PieS .ng s.io u. WIG
S uiS'es' =. too' . C"inp"ny " slops, 8
suu !" Vno io9, VI lne Ivs ncs pssn n
4sveu up VNo uOiieui ilyuso ye,1 's,soies'
hhe .in supP was lhoVeu 10 Elm ssssesl-
PuCh VI N"snlhgt9h-oy -,,ooy "eo; =, leesiil !
Te'houelleu lnto HWeiiing anu ueunpiee y
v{ 1he owner. Oh Elm street -. y
mliliams mas ouilG himsell nice nome'
IN oouCh streeC the Aarceha MAnehes
ger hounesueau mas Deeh teeNli1 Dy
hOckW0od' ana near oy Jas. hurley COM
pleteG ms dweIhhg carry IN ths' year;
Inc Ola oIirK house was moved 10 mar
street during the summer. When ABOUT
10 DC made over lnto slx.tenemeni
dwelllng, teW weeks ago, III caugh'
hre ana many would not nave Deen sorry
had lt ceased TO exist. But, true 10 lts
tradluonsi the OLD coop refused 10 ouin
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