Houses

One of the principle features in this home is the superb heating apparatus, constructed by Mr. A.T. Morley, No. 74 E. Chestnut. The furnaces used in this stately mansion are the ("Peninsular.") Mr. Morley has furnished the heaters for the best residences shown in this work of art, as well as a number of the principle buildings of the city, he being old and experienced in this line.

There is no handsomer residence in the city than this one, No. 106 Buttles Avenue, standing on a high terrace, opp. Goodale Park. The architectural design, for beauty and symmetry is perfect, being modern and up-to-date in every respect.

This lovely residence, 727 Dennison Avenue, opposite Goodale Park is the home of Mr. Rodney E. Gregg. Built on a high terrace with well kept lawns and beautiful in Architectural design. Constructed of pressed brick with stone trimmings. Has large veranda and Bay window. This home has all the modern improvements and with its central location, makes it a valuable piece of Real Estate.

These three magnificently built resident properties, southwest corner Neil and Fifth Avenues, are owned by Mr. Caldwell, the corner being the home of the Major. They are all built of pressed brick and stone trimmings, all of handsome designs. The interior is all of hard-wood finish; white walnut, ash and hard pine. They are surrounded by large and beautiful lawns, shade trees and flowers.