Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-31
ACTIVITY IN GREENEVILLE SECTION
Much Building Has Been Done at Potter ManOr-New Cot
 tage for Robbins Court Permits for the Year.

In the mast two years, the land in, the vicinity of Potter Manor or Bos- well avenue, opposite St. Mary $ cemetery and south of the new St. Iosepf's cenetery, has undergone many changes, and is fast becoming one of the residential sections of the city. The location is ideal. as it is neither in the heart of the city nor yet too far away from the business center
 Two years ago there was hardly house in this section of the city; now there are some two score and still more are to be built the coming year. The property, once a large farm, mas been cut up into building lots whicn have been sold and substantial wooden frame cottages, the greater part or which are two stories in height, have been erected, and in their turn sold to prospective buyers, who have moved there and settled down with their families The greater part of the new houses have been completed with in the year, several within the past four or five weeks, while three or four in this section were completed two years ago.
 The most tfiickly built up is Russell Road, which is shown in the accom- panying cut. This is a newly made road, and runs west from Boswell ave- nue. in a nearly straight line for some distance back. Nearly all the houses are CO1iflSCpSQ NEtAl~ Clty WeSSCl mains and have electric lights and other conveniences. "One thing we do needr said an amiabie housekeeper who resides on the road, to a report CT this week, "ts gas" At present there are no gas pipes in this vicinity but 1t is quite probable that they will come with time.
 Tn the left foreground. of the ac- companying cut is a modern two story dwelling that was erected the past summer by Charles I. +Rathbun. The house has only been completed about a month and 1t is now coupled by Mir. and Mrs Walter Crepeau. There are eight rooms in the residence and all are attractively finished off. Modern conyeniences have been installed and the house is in every way an ideal dwelling.
 On the same side of the road and immediately to the west of this house is another building that has been recently completed by Mir. Rathbun. This house is now occupied by MT. and Mrs. D. o. Dutton and contains nine rooms. There is a spacious piazza on the front with a bay window on the east side.
 The next house on that side of the road was built by John D. Hall and was completed last May. It is now Shaw and family. The house Is 31-2 stories high and contains six rooms, all nicely finished off. There is an at tractive piazza and the house has shingle sides.
 The fourth house in line was built and is occupied by John D. Hall It is a 2 1-2 story house with six rooms and has electric lights and steam heat. There is an unusually pretty playa, with very graceful lines, on the front side
 building lot intervenes between Mir. Halls house and the next resi- dence on that side. This house is owned by Samuel Lambert and is oc- cupied by Mir. and Mrs. William Gudeahm. It is story and a. half bungalow, contains four rooms and was completed last spring.
 Joseph Golembiew owns the next house. This was built two years ago by Hadiey Potter and contains seven large rooms.
 The owner of the sixth house on the south side of the road is Alex Grombo. This residence is also two years old and was built by Hadley Potter.
 In the right foreground appears a by Harrison Crooks and which was completed something over year ago. This house contains ten rooms, five on floor and one of the apartments Is coupled by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mel Tor.
 The second house on the north side is yet uncompleted but will soon be ready for occupancy. It is owned by HHdIey Potter,r is a 1-2 story building with shingle sides and is nodernly equipped.
 Farther down the road and. on the same side is a two story, two tenement