The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-22

| Fred C. Apt formerly Of Winchendon
has bought the furnishings and good
will of the Dewey House, So High Street
| and intends to manage the boarding
house.
Thomas IT. Dwyer of Webster who is
conducting a land sale at Lake Pearl
Wrenthan, was in Worcester a day or
two ago and called on friends in the
real estate business. Mr. Dwyer has
opened UP a valuable tract OF land
for building purposes on Stafford Street
has had exceptionally good luck in dis
posing of the lots 50x100 feet. Mr.
Dwyer is owner of the city hotel at
Webster and has leased the property
to Charles H. Leuth of Boston. MH-
Dwyer has built a new hotel of go
rooms at Lake Pearl called the Wash
ington Park hotel.
James p. Taber has sold one OF his
summer cottages at Quincy Point.
Several real estate men have plans
in view for opening up tract OF land
for muilding purposes on Stafford Sire
at New Worcester in the spring. Inc
location is well adapted for develop
ment and the construction of two
street railways will increase the value
of lots as soon as the tracts are open
ed.
Thomas ]. MacNamara Of Clinton
who has been managing sale of
building lots in Berlin. N. H., was in
Worcester yesterday and called on
friends at the office of Mcdonald q
Monroe. Mr.. MacNamara has reaped
a financial harvest in this, his most
recent venture and with his partner,
]. ]. Donovan Of Boston will operate
more extensively next spring. Mr.. Mac
Namara intends to develop a tract of
building land at Quinsigamond in the
spring.
Nathan M. Southwick Of Leicester has
bought farm of 258 acres in Princeton
well located in a slightly position near
Wachusett Mountains.
Jacob w. Wilbur OF Boston who is
extensively known in Worcester and
the county and who was the most ex-
pert seller Of building lots in this vi
entity has retired from business. Mr..
Wilbur started in the houselot business
in 1885 with 800 and is reputed to be
worth $3.50, 900.
Mcdonald & Monroe 1868 1-2 Main
Street have made two cash sales this
week and the papers in the transac-
tions will be passed early next week.
One sale involves property worth $4,000
and the other is for $4,000. Besides
these sales. Mcdonald & Monroe have
several other deals pending ana they
are hustling to close up the seasons
business before snow flies.
p H. Duprey has sold his house In
South Boston and has bought house
at corner of Wilson and Marshall
Streets for Investment.
Herbert l.. Doyle, formerly proprietor
of the Ideal Lunch Room on Main
Street, has returned to Worcester from
St Johnsbury Vt, and will remain
in this city this winter. Mr.. Doyle
represents extensive real estate inter-
ests in Barton, Vt. and other northern
towns, and also in Hastings, Neb.
Edward T. Dunno who lives at Ho-
tel Langdon on Front Street has in
vested in 1000 acres Of land in Georgia
and $50 acres Of land in Baca County,
Colorado. The Georgia land is not
particularly fertile soil being light and
gravelly and is located near the vast
pine barrens Of Central Georgia. There
is an extensive growth Of southern pine
on the property and the land lies in
the sweet potato and peanut growing
belt The Colorado land is exceedingly
fertile and is well adapted for ranch
purposes.
J. Fred Humes. attorney at law. in
the State Mutual building sold 30 acres
of pine land yesterday to William II.
Stratton of Spencer. The sale was ne
gotiated through the agency OF Nc
Donald & Monroe, 36S IL Main Street.
The land is located in Spencer and was
formerly part Of the Hallett estate.