The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-09
HOLLAND ADDITION TO
CAMBRIDGE SELLS WELL.
Dundean Selected as Name For the
Newest Addition to the ResideDi
tial Cambridge.

The sale OF the Holland farm ON
TueA, by the Dixie Realty Coz
of city, and South Boston, Y
] for Nl~ssrs. j. Fred. Dunn and "
/ liam l.. Dean, was a complete
| cess in en- cry respect, and dem
| strated that the Dixie Realty
are experts in the matter of hand
! ing and marketing all kinds of re-
estate. The property sold was w
! located, being situated on Glasgs
street, and sub-divided so that Glen
| burne avenue will continue through
it.
Many persons had kept an eye
on it, and had even negotiated for
its purchase, with the idea OF del
veloping it, but for oAe reason
another, it had escaped the g
eral run of real estate dealers, u
til Dunn and Dean purchased il
The sale was a splendid success, ,anG1
showed very clearly the optimisnlsi
which exists in the minds of Cam
bridge people with respect TO the /
future of this community. Another I
thing which is significant about the Il
most of the property being sold in 4
Cambridge and the vicinity at this 1
time, is the fact that practically alp
of it is being purchased by Cam-i'
bridge people; this shows the busl-
ness men and citizens generally Tea-
lize the value of the property and
know that with the present rapid
growth of the city there is going to
be an active demand for residen7
tial property.
The prices received for the prof.
erty sold ON Tuesday were Nd
exceptionally high; in fact. cor
parison with the previous sales or D
similar property, show tfaat--Inss' 4
advance in price was just about
the normal increase in valuye
which occur in every live plac
where there is a steady dema
for this class of property.
The property was struck off
the following gentlemen.
The strip west of Glenburne ave-
nue., adjoining the property of Dr.
John Mace, was sold to DR. Mad
for $24OO.
Lot II, in block A, was sold
W. H.. Leonard and others
ciated with him, for $780,.
Lot 16, in the same block
to Mr.. Leonard at the same
Lot 10, in this block, was
Edw. S. Phillips and w.
inson. for s3.t5; lot I81
the same genff femen for SO
Lot 13, Loley Wiley, $1V
Lots II and II to B. M
at $3.50 each.
Lot 10 to Howard Cooper
Lot to Richard Hart, 5
Lots and 8 to Howard BI
mock, for sos each.
Lots 1 and 2 in this lot, No
being the corner lot at Glenbuf
avenue and Glasgow street, Wr6
sold to Daniel o. Seward; No. 1 at
$515, and No. at $405.
Lot 2 to Thomas Leonard, Jr.,
$365.
Lot 4, in block A, and lot %, in
block B, were scld TO W. H. Leopa
ard ct al, $372.50 and $340. II
Lots 20 and 21, in block B,
J. Howard Phillips, s25%Rgd s2a
Lot 10, in this block, EyS.. PH
lips, $247.5O.
Lots II and IS, toJ. Irving m
Bride, at $245 each, and lot 20,
block C, at $147.50..
Lots 21, % and %, to E.S. Phil
lips, $147.5O, $3.50 and $3.50. 4
Lots IS and 19, block C, to Wms
H. North, at $1475O each.
Lot 10, block C, w. H. North, q
500.
Lot 8, Rop1ie Parks, $1O0.
Lots 6, and to RE. Deanq
at $40 each I
Lots 10, -, IA and 16, to D.BT J
LeCompte $50 each.
Lots /, 2, 3 and in block 7
to John Adams, $45 each
Eight lots in block B, to S. T
Holland at $110O. I,
Lots l, 3 and 4, to Ph;llipH
and Leonard, $40. each. -
Lots 5, 6, and to the sa4
at $3.50 each.
Lots IL, 13. Is and IT, M.
Glover $3.50 each.
Lots 8, IL, 13 and Is, to d. BI
LeCompte, $50 each.
Lot 16, block b, to Richard
Hart, 500.
Lots 10. II, IA, block B, to E
Phillips, $3.50 each.
Lot Is, block A, Hows
mock, $500.
Lot Ii, block A, w. HowS
bins, $34O
Total amount of sales, $12,4