BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED IN TOPSFIELD

A. W. Stevens, new barn and out-buildings, Prospect Street.

Joseph B. Poor, summer cottage, near Hood's Pond.

Rev. F. A. Poole, summer cottage, Washington Street.

T. W. Peirce, alterations, Mansion House, Boston Street.

C. V. Jackman, remodelling shop into dwelling house, Main Street.

Otto E. Lake, remodelling front of store.

Dr. H. F. Sears, Perkins street, residence, farm-house, stable, barn, and outbuildings.

Josiah P. Perkins, Central street, dwelling-house and stable.

Daniel O. Earle, Asbury Grove street, farm-house.

Frank L. Gould, Haverhill street, dwelling-house.

Thomas W. Peirce, off Boston street, the "Ray" farm-house extensively remodeled; the old barn remodeled and a large stable added.

Gilbert B. Balsh, Main street, residence remodeled.

Otto E. Lake, Main street, old B. & M. Railroad station remodeled into a dwelling-house.

Percy Chase, Prospect street, stable.

Dr. H. F. Sears, Perkins Street, green-house and piggery.

Bradley W. Palmer, Asbury Street, residence and stable.

Gilbert B. Balch, Main Street, stable.

Dudley Bradstreet, Main Street, dwelling-house.

Miss Florence M. Gould, Grove Street, dwelling-house.

Merrill B. Bailey, Main Street, house remodeled.

Arthur U. Hutchings, Main Street, stable remodeled.

Thomas E. Proctor, off Perkins street, house remodeled.

Thomas W. Peirce, Boston Street, green-house.

Eugene L. Wildes, Asbury street, old barn taken down and carriage-house built.

Porter B. Peabody, Summer street, dwelling-house and barn.

Andrew L. Peirce, High Street, dwelling house.

Henry F. Long, High St., garage.

Peter Anderson, High Street, barn.

Elmer B. Thomas, off Ipswich St., pump house.

C. Harry Shoemaker, Ipswich St., garage.

George Francis Dow, Main St., garage.

F. Percy Smerage, Main St., 1st floor of Herrick's small shoe shop remodelled into a dwelling house; addition in rear moved back and made into a stable.

Benjamin P. Edwards, Main St., the Niles' boat house located near Towne's bridge, removed to the property of the late Mehitable Todd and made into a garage.

Fred W. Dingle, Main St., additions to rear of Long's blacksmith shop.

Frank D. Bell, Central St., paint shop taken down.

John R. Gould, Central St., two story ell of the old Gould slaughter house made into a barn and afterwards removed to his property on Pemberton Ave.  Another addition to the slaughter house removed and attached to his blacksmith shop, Central St.

Clinton O. Ingraham, Haverhill St., bungalow.

George A. Frame, off Haverhill St., garage.

Connolly Bros., Haverhill St., the Clarence L. Dame bungalow on the Ridge road, Boxford, near the Topsfield line, removed to the shore of Hood's pond.

Eben A. Peabody, Wenham St., ice house taken down.

Dr. William E. Baxter, off River St., garage.

Welch-Gleason house, Perkins St., partly taken down.

John Decotis, Pemberton Ave., the George Clay house removed from Colerain and completed.

Willard Emery, the common, brick addition connecting house with garage and stable.

James Duncan Phillips, Rowley Bridge St., house for chauffeur; piggery, etc.

Miss Mary T. Robinson, Camp meeting road, East school house remodelled into a dwelling house.

Dr. Edward C. Streeter, Asbury St., the former Cummings house moved back from the street to higher ground.

Bradley W. Palmer, Asbury St., house extensively remodelled and addition built.