The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-27
Ernest Hall has put up a $500 house
It the West Union street corner and one

On Clark street John O'Connor ha
enlarged his house to three tenemen
one, $500 to $1,000. f. w. Crosby ha
completed his two-tenement houst
-. 900. Jas. Sullivan and sister have
rnised their house and built an ell a
an outlay of $1,000, and G. II. Edd,
has enlarged his barn $780,
The enterprising W. II. Fletcher hal
put up several houses, on Frost Place
and West street. costing some s., 600
p. Manning has erected handsom,
two story house ON Vernon street.
In Esteyville G. c. Winchester has
built new house on Chestnut stree
$500; and G. j. ellison now has large
one in progress on the Chestnut Pleas
ant street corner, 5000; L. A. Moore
house, 5000; j. b. Butterfield, two
story house, $500; on Locust street
II. ID. Waterman, small barn, 300
on Maple street, S. Otis Thayer, cot
tage house, $500; on Clark road, d. A.
Fay, cottage house, $500; on Cherry
street, w. b. johnson two-story house
and barn, $500; on Southern avenue,
j. A. Pulien, two story house, sl7O0t
on Cottage street, 4. A. Lord, one and
onehalf story house, $500; d. NJ.
Whitaker, two-story house, $500; Ad-
vent church /; on Pleasant street, II. ID.
Wellman, two story house, $500; on
Brook Road, ID. p. Prescott house,
$500: Fred Bohrman. barn, 500; Cen
treville, Creamery extension, $1,000; and
w. b. Stacy, house, $1,000.
On South Main W. H. Haywood has
put an elegant s., 600 house. Jas. Aus
tin has built l,500 one on Austin
Place, besides the three room addition
to another house. G.. II. Ryder has
raised the Brooks house and added an
ell at cost Of 81. 800. while Morris
Bowler has made improvements on
the Omnibus propery.
4 On Washington street {. b. Lamson
has the foundation in for large new
house.
Other new structures are Patrick
Brosnahan $ new barn on Elliot street
$500, II. d. Waterman a new barn on
Locust. The record Of improvements
is 4 large one and includes l.. W.
Adams rctitting Of the interior of his
Oak street residence after the fire
damage. the changes which Miss Dut
ton and l.. d. TAYLOR have made in
their Oak street property, H. NJ.
Whittier's remodeling Of the Magoon
house on Esterbrook street, 81, 600, the
putting in of Weeks barber shop in
the Angler building, +. j. Knowlton s
addition of piazza to his South Main
street house; new piazza on the
Clark house at the High-Oak street
corner, the elegant new quarters of the
Wheel club in f. Il NJ. f. block. rep
resentiHg an outlay of several thous.
ands in the fittings. the new pool and
billiard tables in the armory, the new
club room in the engine house and
the additional facilities for the de-
partment there, all representing an
expenditure, public and private, of
nearly $1,000, the new appointments of
the Athletic club in Market block, the
improvements to the block itself with
its plate glass front, the plate glass
in Hawley's store in place of the north
door and in H. Fl. Thompson the
raising of the ell of Mrs. j. Draper
Linden street residence; the improve
ments 10 the interiors of Col. Geo. 5.
residences, the addition of two extra
rooms at DIR. II. d. Holtons, the ad
dition to Mauric.O Connor's house on
Pearl street, betterments made at the
residences of Dea. c. F. Thompson on
Main street, II. X. Chamberlain on
Green. Mrs. Z. b. Campbell on School,
Fred Thomas on Cedar John X.
Strand on West Geo Baker On the
Dummerston road, Z. b. Bisscll on
street, Mrs. L. J. Cook
On Church street. Michael Lillis on
Elliot, Mrs. Ann Lamb on Clark, J.
6. Burpee on Green. s. II. Sherman's s
On Cedar, Mrs A. r. Rogers on Willis
ton, G.. d. Coane's in Centrevlle,
Mrs. Mary Mendon's on Walnut, Geo.
Atkinson in District No t, c. b.
Perkins on Elm, Edward Bushnell's
IN Elliot, ana at the Congregational
betterments that all to- !
5ether must represent close to SO 600. |
At West Brattleboro upon the site of
he Vermont house constructed in the |
'arly days of our town, now stands a
handsome residence nearly completed, |
quilt hy f. c. Crosby. 1t contains IA
'ooms and with the broad verandas it
makes very desirable house. Miss
augusta Fox has completely changed
Ter house by raising it one story,
building piazzas and grading the lawn.
:. f. Bond has completed an addition
o his house, making very desirable
enement. John Sargent also has
dded several rooms to his house. J.
\. Stafford having torn out the in
erior of his house. has changed all
he rooms, adding new paint and paper
throughout, making it entirely new.
The Brattleboro Academy is being
thoroughly repainted and will, when
ompleted, compare favorably with
ny of our Vermont school buildings.
:. b. Ford of the Idaho Farm has
nlarged his former commodious res
dence, also made extensive alterations
n his barn. In the early spring we
xpect to note the completion of the
retty cottages of ID. 7. Perry and H.
'. Weatherhead now in progress.