The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29
REAL ESTATE MEN NOT
ALTOGETHER IDLE

The majority of the real estate men
| in Worcester have been either storm
! bound or frost-bitten during the past
week and though a few original deals
! have been made, conditions peculiar
to this time of the year have existed
Several conveyances have been made,
| it is true, but these in the main have
been in the mill for some time past, in
| some cases the deposit money having
grown musty in the safes of the vari-
Gus brokers.
Dealers have not been idle, however,
and have accomplished considerable
preparatory work for the opening of
the spring trade. Rentable property
centrally located has been in demand
and will probably be so for some time
to come. Prices are well up on this
property, but tenants hope for re-
lief when the spring months open.
Work in the development of suburban
property has practically ceased for the
winter, as excavating is attended with
much inconvenience on account Of the
increasing cold weather. Scores of
houses already boarded over are being
finished inside 80 that when the de-
Imand comes for local contractors in the
spring, the most of them will be in
readiness for the work.
That Worcester is fast coming to the
front as a real estate centre is evil
denced by the fact that several circuit
men are already encamped here, tenn
porarily at least, and it is understood
that there are still more to follow.
Floating talk of double" deals, "tri-
angular deals, and similar real estate
expressions, thoroughly understood by
| the initiated, but Greek to the unini-
| tiated, is current and Swaps" galore
may be the result before long. One
advantage is gained by local brokers
! by the advent of the new Corners,
| which is to become familiar with ne
| gotiable property in Lowell, Lawrence,
/ Lynn, Newburyport, Salem, Boston.
/ Holyoke and Springfield. Circuit men
are practically a new proposition for
| local brokers to deal with, though
| some notable changes have been made,
which appear later in this issue Of the
Spy
! The conveyances to close Of business
! Wednesday. for the Worcester dis
| trict as recorded by Daniel Kent,
register of deeds follows:-
ATHOL-Sutton, Richard W
| Louisa J. Sutton. loo
| Sutton, Louisa J.-Margaret
A. Sutton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOO
| Crosman, Daniel-Edgar V.
| Wilson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOU
Hallquist, Hermann. John
Olson OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l50.OO
| BROOKFIELD-s Chas.
| L. ct al-Philip H. Duprey.. 1000
/ King, Sabra S.-Joseph NJ.
Huot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOl
CHARLTON-McGilpin, VII
liam ALFRED McGilpin... 1906
! Carr Alice T-Rapiau1iD Shell
ley ct al.................... Loo
Giipin ....................... 1906
Slack, Nellie W.-Charles H.
Ballard ct Observation-Disclosures. 100
! CLINTON-Beck, Louis G.-Is-
abel r. Beck................. 100
Mcnamara, Thomas FIRED
Schemke ct Observation-Disclosures. 100
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Francis
| ct ux-Cedulie McClure.,.. 2.9C
! Wailing, George r. Estate ct
al-Town of Douglas....... 1925
Crystal Ice Co.-E. John
| Kaufman Observation-Disclosures. 1000
| Kaufman, E. John-Provi-
! denCe Ice CO................ 1000
GARDNER-Boisve Joseph.
Sarah Lees ................ LOO
, Greenwood Ahio A. a. T. ct
al-Jane E. Caravan. 1906
| characterization Inhabi-
/ tants-Grafton Grange, No.
90, Patrons of Husbandry.. 10000
/ Gould, William ct al-John II.
Small ........................ $4,000
! Whitney, John E.-John A.
Whitney .................... ----
| HARvARD-Goding, Anthony
I.-Catherine O'Brien ...... 10000
| HOLDEN-Warren, Berthier-
! Margery A. Rice.......... LOO
/ ToUrtellotte, Albert Henry
| r. Sanders .............. LOO
Farnsworth, George B.
Helen Z. Hunt Lon
/ HOPEDALE-Henr Modest
Lewis II. BarrOws.. ....... loo
! Patrick, Henry Fireman
B. Arey ...................... $4,000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saw
! ings Bank-R. Granville
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