The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-09

Barton farm at North Oxford, has re-
moved to Worcester and is living at II
Catherine Street. Mr.. Bunker recently
bought two-tenement house at 81
Alvarado Avenue.
Mcdonald & Monroe, 1854 Main
Street, are managing one Of the most
enterprising real estate agencies in
Worcester, and are conducting q thriv-
ing fire insurance business and are full
fledged members Of the Worcester
Board Of Fire Underwriters. In real
| estate transactions Mcdonald & Mon
roe have been very successful during
the past 16 months and have negotiated
some important deals. The sale made
by them in April last of the Massasoit
Hotel at Spencer, for $25, 600, still stands
as the largest cash sale for this season.
William Garbutt & Co., State Mutual
building, are among the busy ones
| hereabouts and have many important
| bookings
Timothy Desmond, real estate agent
in the State Mutual building, is kept
on the hustle at all times looking after
the interests of his fast-increasing
clientage.
Miss Colby, 452 Main Street, and Miss
Howe, 514 Main Street, are enterprising
young women who are setting the pace
for scores of the opposite sex, in their
wise manipulation in real estate trans
actions.
o. F. Ballou, 207 Walker building has
| traded three-tenement brick block on
Elm Street for a farm in Westboro.
| B. II. Prior, Walker building, is
among the topnotchers nowadays and
has several important deals in the mill
H. r. Saunders, Walker building, has
sold the Blue Fay farm in Westboro
| owned by Lena Verstein, to O. F. Bal
lou. Mr.. Saunders has several deals
| already to close, and declares that the
real estate business is better now than
for long time.
A farm of 3715 acres situated in West
boro, owned by William L. Maccabee,
was sold last week to S. w. Roberts of
Worcester through the agency of P. e.
Kneeland, 554 Main Street.
Charles F. Pierce, State Mutual
building, has the record of rentable
tenements in the city, as scores of
daily callers at his busy office indicates
Rich Brothers, Builders Exchange,
are doing their share of the business
during the notable fall boom.
P H. Duprey, Walker building, has
had many deals of late. Those closed
more recently include a house owned
| by Albert c. Riel, sold to w. A. Dick
erman, II Prentice Street The con-
sideration was $500. Mr.. Duprey also
sold to out-of-town parties a lot on
iSouthbridge street containing l4,4O0
square feet.
Beginning next week The Spy will
print each Friday morning a full list
of real estate conveyances, together
with all of the current real estate and
building news.
John H. Donnelly, auctioneer and
real estate man, sold the Pope farm in
iNorthbore this week. A big crowd was
present, good prices prevailed and ev-
erything was cleared up. Mr.. Donnelly
has important deals under way.
Spences & Bennett, State Mutual real
estate men have several sizable deals
under way and expect to close them
soon.
| A. G. Stanhope, central real estate ex-
change, 500 State Mutual has number
| of the most desirable bookings of any
man in the business
| James e. Lawton, who is connected
with the Donnelly Farm Agency, Ats
Main Street, bought yesterday from
John S, Mason, South Street, Westboro,
a four acre place, with house, barn and
! hennery. The deal was made through
the ]. H. Donnelly Farm Agency.