The Worcester spy., 1901-11-02
Purchase of Wheeler Village by
the Mayo Company Attracts a
Good Deal of Attention to That
Section of the Town
WORCESTER MAN TRYING
TO GET HOTEL SITE
If He Succeeds in Making the
Purchase He viii, He Declares,
Build and Ideal HoSteIry With
Store AttaChed-Dead Village
AWakeS
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Wheeler Village end of town have TAX
en- a decided boom within the past few
days 1t is caused no doubt by the
purchase by the Mayo Company of the
property, and by the extensive improve
ments that have been made. The en-
tire village was purchased, as told in
The Spy, by the Mayo Company. A
prominent real estate man of Worces-
ter, who did not wish to- have his name
mentioned, visited Supt. j. r. Green
wood today and made an offer for the
high tract of land directly across from
the mill. The site in question com
mands a fine view of Millbury and
makes an ideal site for summer no
tel. When asked what he intended to
do with the land, provided he pur-
chased it, the Worcester man replied
that he would build an ideal hotel, and
have a store connected with it. The
land has not been sold as yet, but it
probably will be disposed of soon. An
offer to lease what is known as the
office block has been made. This is
wanted by Millbury parties who intend
to start a grocery store as soon as the
mill gets to going.
What has been known as a dead viii
lage for ten years has taken new
lease of life and bids fair to be one of
the busiest sections Of the town. Re-
pairs at the mill are being pushed as
rapidlv as nossihle An addition 70
feet wide and 10 feet high nv 100 feet
lone will he b11i1t Of the front of tha
mill. This will make the front of the
mill even with the tower At the back,
an addition will be built to the boiler
tenement houses at nresent and every
thing is hustle and hustle at the miami
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