Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-14
$45O.OOO IN new BUILDINGS
AMOUNT EXPENDED IN BURLINGTON
THE PAST YEAR.
Edmunds High School, burlington Saw.
ings Bank, shepard & Morse Lumber
MIL, Queen city Cotton Mil aud
Matted Cereals Company Head
the List.
the List.

been year of healthy growth and pcos-
pority FOR the city Of Burlington in the
way of new homes and bushes, and pub
lie buildings. review of the work along
the line of building shows steady growth
for the city, well distributed upon differ
onj streets. Among the list Of rev build
ings there are some expensive ones of On
during construction end well-chosen ar
chitectural design which the present gen
GRAFTON will leave behind them still in the
MONDAY of their usefulness
y careful estimate of the amount of cap
ital put into new buildings in this city Tor
the year 1899, made by a conservative
builder, Is $4,000.
There have been and now are in process
of construction in the city no less than -
now dwellings. OF tits aggregate 1G are
the new teucments erected upon Congcr,
Lakeside and Harrison avenues by the
queen city Cotton company, eight are
houses erected i'm different portions Of the
city by A. c. Smith and five are new resi-
dcnces erected upon Brookes avenue by
eX-Gov. L. A. Woodbury.
Among he list Of buildings outside that
of residences, for the past year are found
the magnificent new Edmunds' High
school, which brings words of commenda-
ton not only from residents but from
evcCy visitor the handsome new corner
building Of the Burlington Savings bank
not yet completed in its interior ana the
small but unique Englesby block on Col
which manufacturing or other Industries
are to be carried on are the large new
mill of the Queen city Cotton company
with its area of 5000 square feet OF floor
space; the plant of the Shepard & Moose
Lumber company, new throughout and
built to take the place of the old plant
destroyed by fire; the new bull ling of the
Matted Cereal company on Pine street,
now in process Of erection; the reconstruc-
ton Of s.. Patrick's Roman Catholic acad-
he. 4 IL
= street. next to the Howard Relief build
ing; the new carriage repository of VIII
/ htm Smith, 4 brick building in process of
e construction at the corner Of st. Paul
and King streets; n wood block at the
corner of Hyde and Winooski avenue
h elected by o.. s. Dodds a store and
tenement block at the corner of Cherry
. and Champlain streets by Maria IIyland
= an addition to the +. e. and a. c. Whit
n ing mills tho new greenhouses of T.. 6
f Whaley on Shelburne road and many 9TH
{ ers
n The list Of new houses is large one
@ and compares favorably with that oil pre-
$ vous years. 1t is follows: G. f. North,
= house at the corner of College and Will
= liams streets; Miss X +. Mills. house and
+ studio on The east side of Williams street;
" Mrs. l.. A. Goodhue, house on the north
- side of Mapl" street; John French, EOuSc
= on the east side of East avenue; r. =.
d 'ottanA house on the east side of South
: Willard street; F. A. Brunell. house oil the
S east side of Russell street; Fred Barber,
house on Spring street; A. L. Harr'ows.
: house on the west side of Shelburne street
V Mrs. Helen johnson. house on the west
n side OF lower Church street: NJ. T. Mont
Il nomery house on the south side of Buell.
z street; j. NJ. Fordnt, house on the east
IS side OF Blpdsett street: John ". O'COu-
q j. r.. Robargc. house on the west side Of
r Drew street; 3. L. Kent, house on the
n west side of Wieooski avenue J. T. Hem
n dcrSon, house on the south side of Howard
o street: Peter Frank. house on the east
# side of Intervae evenue; Mrs. Mary NJ.
@ Strong. house at the corner cf Fuel street
+ and Orchard Terrace: j. D. Tousley, house
q on the vest side of lower Church street;
: Lawrence BARLEY, house on the north side
Al of College street; Thomas Rutter, house
- on the north side Of Howard street: Mi
chael Cook, house on the north side of
Pearl street; Fayette L. Davis, house on
North street; William Jones, house a the
corner Of Booth and North streets; w o.
Shattuck house at No. l50 LOOMS street,
y W. A. Tyler, house al No. 962 Pearl street
u. ]. Bond house at the south side of
., LOOMS street; Beaupre and Lowrey,
V house on the south side IF HiNkok Place;
: s. j. Beatty mouse at the corner Of Loom
:. Is and North Union streets; ". J. John
/; SON. house on tho e. st side Of Battery
!. street; James Kennedy, house on the north
side OF Henry street; Joseph l. L1t1ud,
d house at No 50 Archibald street; Joseph
II IaVois, house at the COrner of Howard
Il and Hayward streets; w T.. Weller, house
Il at No lis Spruce street; Gay and Hcnder
- son. house on the vest side of South Viii
lard street; Mitchell Wilett house on the
= east Sidt of St Paul street. George c.
= Buxton. house on the east side of %Ort h
= Battery street: Joseph r. Girard. house
: on the cast side of Walnut ctr, ct; Ei2oar
-, Guogettc. house on the south side of How
ri I MrT.orpn house