Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-12-28

abated on and near the Oak Grove extern
sion on the south side of Canal street
G. E. Allen has built a two story eight
room house on Oak Grove avenue, which
he has sold to r. G. Washer. Mr.. Al
len has the foundation in for a two story.
single dwelling on Canal street and he
has enlarged his own residence on that
street by the addition OF two rooms. w.
II. Fletcher has dug the cellar for a cot
tage house on Oak Grove avenue and A,
H. Harvey has put in the foundation for
two-story, two-tenement house on Clark
avenue. c. A. Smiths house at the cor
ner of Canal street and Oak Grove avenue,
begun last year, was completed ready for
occupancy last spring. Mrs. A. e. Hunt
has enlarged and improved her house far
Their west on Canal street.
At the east end of Canal street George
A. Eels has entirely remodelled the Alb
bolt house, making II attractive in every
way. He also has improved the Riley
house and the Reed house on South Main
street, just off Canal street. Mr.. Eels
has well under way two-story, two ten
ement house back of the Reed house. 1t
will contain 16 rooms and will be finely
appointed. The street running from South
Main street past this house probably will
be named Eels place.
On Pine street A. H. Bixby has moved
his cottage house and built in its place a
substantial two-story house which he has
sold to Mrs. Adelaide Randoll. Another
new house on this street is an eight-room
dwelling erected by Egbert Brasor, Mrs.
Levi X. Fuller has remodeled her house
on Pine street. formerly occupied by
Frank L. Knowlton, and has put cellar
under 1t. w. G. Caswell has put up an
attractive house on Highland street.
John A. Lindsey has built a handsome
residence on Brook street. Andrew Peter
son has built a small house at the corner
of Locust and Maple streets. Miss Bird
get Sullivan has raised up her cottage on
Clark street, building a story under 1t and
making it into a two-tenement house.
While fewer residences have been erect
ed north of MILESTONE brook, still the
record shows substantial progress. On
High street a thoroughly built two-story,
two tenement house, modern throughout,
has been erected by o. H. Stickney.
Another attractive house is being built
by j. H. Henry at the corner of High
and Bullock Streets for w. H. Proctor.
The appearance OF the westerly end OF
Elliot street, on the north side, has been
changed by the erection of two modern
dwelling houses, one a two-tenement
house built by John ]. Austin and one a
cottage house built by Carl Nelson. Pat
rick Brosnahan has converted barn into
a tenement on Beech street
A conveniently arranged cottage has
been built on Longs lane, off Elliot street
by Mrs. Mary Stewart. Lucius w. Adams
is occupying a handsome home which he
built the past year on the West River
road. Two cottage houses have been built
in Centreville, one by Axel Hertzberg and
one near the power plant by Elnathan
Whitaker, and A. w. ]. Wilkins has made
additions to his house in Centreville.
| Harry Miller has completed a two-story
house in West Brattleboro. which he be-
gan last year. Mrs E. E. Fisher has had
new roofs put on her house and barn, and
Mrs. c. r. Evans has raised up the ell
OF her house. On Ames hill Prof. L. D.
Patton of Hartford. Conn, Of the Hart
| pleasant and substantial study. and E. L.
Hildreth has built an addition to his
| house.