The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-11-24

| story house estimated at $500; on Pearl
street two two-and-a-half story houses esti-
mated at $4,000 each; on Lincoln street a
two-and-a-half story house estimated value
$500.
On Clifton street Mr.. A. E. McCausland
| has just purchased a two-and-a-half story
house with stable, which Mr.. Marks built
and the value of which is about the same
as the other houses built by him.
On Stevens Plains Avenue two story
house is going up for Mr.. Bowers, its value
| being about $1,000.
On Spring street Mr.. John Ross has a
new house and stable. the value of which
is estimated at about $1,000. .
Another new house ON Spring street is
that of Mr.. William Bolton, two-and-a-hail
| stories and thought TO have cost about S5oou.
On Grant street Mr.. p. ]. Morgan has
| built a two-and-a.half story double tene-
ment house, probably costing about $4,000.
On Cottage street Mr.. Thornton has erect
ed two-and-a-half story dwelling, costing
about $500.
On Lincoln street is large two-and-a-
! half Story house built this season for Mrs.
| CAPTAIN Race, the estimated cost being
$500.
| On Woodfo street handsome two-and
! -a-balf story residence with stable is being
built for Mr.. Thomas. Tie estimated value
is $4,000.
On Forest Avenue, near the Portland q
Rochester railroad crossing, the foundation
is going in for a two story residence for Mr..
! Lewis Whitney. The cost will probably be
about $4,000.
On Mitchell's Hill. in beautiful location
! reached by the continuation of High street,
Mrs. Elizabeth Neal is building a handsome
two-and-a- half story residence, probably
costing $500.
! Mr.. L.. Perkins has practically rebuilt
his handsome residence on High street,
which was almost destroyed by fire in the
| early spring.
| 1t is probable that Ward Five will also be
the scene of quite extensive building opera
| tions next year also, several fine houses be-
| ing projected for Forest Avenue between
| Woodfords and Portland.
WARD SIX.
Last year Ward Six tOakdalej was the
! banner ward. This year it has been rest
ing, only few houses having been erected
| Among them, however, is one of the hand
soonest residences In town. the Inc tWo-dhu
a-half story dwelling which ex-Alderman
W. W. Mitchell is building on the corner OF
Falmouth and Deering streets. The value
| of this residences is estimated at from $45O(
| to $4,000.
On State street twc-and-a-half story
house, costing about $500 is being built.
| On Falmouth street Mr.. John Merrill is
| building a handsome two-and-a-half story
double house. one of he best In the city. 1t
will probably cost $4,000. &NE
On Fessenden street a two-and-a-half
8, DRY house is being built for Mr.. Burbank,
| the estimated cost being about $500
On Pitt streeta large two story double
house is being erected at a cost of about
$4,000, probably.
WARD SEVEN.
In Ward Seven, (Stroudwater) a single
| house has been built. on Congress street
near Stroudwater Hill, by Mr.. E. Davis.
| The cost is about $4,000. The house is two.
4 story.
| The fore going building operations do not
| include the construction of large number
| of barns and stables. the total value OF
which must amount in the whole city te
several thousand dollars.