Milford chronicle., 1909-09-10
Real Estate Sales.

William G. Wechtenhiser, real estate
broker Of Harrington, has sold the Jas
acre farm owned by Annie NJ. Jackson
Of Wyoming to Fouut Billings of Har
rington Consideration not given.
William g. Wechtenhiser, real estate
broker OF Harrington, has sold the S.
acre farm owned by Solomon Sspp aud
John Brown, to Lyman P. Horton OF
/ Greenwich, Conn, at private terms.
William G. Wechtenhiser, real estate
broker Of Harrington has sold the s.
acre farm, one mile from Harrington,
owned by Charles Anderson, to Solo
mon Sapp and John Brown Of Hsrring-
ton. Consideration private.
The three houses advertised by Mis-.
I Kate Fowler, to be sold at public sale
last Saturday in front Of the Central
Hotel in Milford, were offered as per
schedule The double house on North
Second Street was bid in at s., OPS and
the residence on North Street was bid
in at 81 200.
William G. echtenhiser, real estate
broker OF Harrington, has sold the I76
acre farm, two miles from Hickman.
owned by Franklin Bros OF Hsrring-
ton, to H. J Oliver Of Iryington, n. j.
This is a very nice farm and Mr.. Oliver
can be congratulated on his purchase
Consideration not given.
Lawrence o. Welcome has purchased
from the estate Of Mrs Jennie D. Causey
the corner property on South Walnut
and West Front Streets now occupied
by C.. NJ. Tatman as a clothing store
and his present grocery store. The
ground covers about ten feet more front
than the store occupies and about the
same in additional depth Of both stores.
The price Is private.
e. T. w. Williams, real estate broker,
has very lately sold the 40 acre farm
located at New Market, one mile east
OF Glendale, on the road to Milton and
owned by Wibert B. Deputy The pur-
chaser is William Biggs, Of ROckawsy
Beach, Long Island. This is a very
pretty little farm, and the buildings
are all new and in nice order. 1t has
fine lot OF fruit. Terms not given.
The sale Of two properties on East
FiOnt Street, which was reported In last |
weeks Chronicle, was a little prems-
ture, as the sale fell through. MI Reedy |
had left an offer with the real estate
agent, who had the matter in hand,
with instructions that the offer would
hold until Sept -mber lst. The owner
failed to notify him OF their intention
to accept until the limit was out, and
then Mr. Reedy would not take it at
the price, so that sale has gone back.
A few weeks ago Jesse J. Lever, Of
County, n. J., made a deposit
to e. T. w. Williams, a real estate
broker, on q farm near Harrington, it
being the only farm shown to him by
Mr.. Williams, although the section
north Of here had been pretty we'll ex-
amined by Mr. Lever. After making
the deposit and returning home, he
was tempted by literature received on
his return, to visit other agencies and
other localities in the State, which he
lid last week. After this Mr. Williams
got a phone message from Mr.. Lever to
come to Harrington on Monday last to !
complete the deal which he did, Mr.
Lever paying all cash for the farm. He
old Mr.. Williams that he and his wife 3
lad been looking for several months
lud travelled many hundred miles in
luest Of farm, most Of the time being a
by driving with horse and l
carriage visiting points in New Jersey, I
and New York, as far
forth as Albany, ard then by railroad I
o Connecticut, and he could not find b
me farm to equal in price the one T.
howu in so short q time while here.
This simply shows that Mr.. Lever il
links that farm prospeetOrs can find
etter farms for the price In this section n
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