, 1874-03-07
SUBURBAN NEWS.
LAKE.,

Tho Board OF Trustees Of the Town of Lake
held specinl meeting ut the Town Hall Thurs |
day afternoon. Present, Prosidont Duroky, ST.
porvisor Coleman, mud TrusteoB Drake, Tabor,
and Co1yin. Tho roaaing Of tho minutes Of tho
previous meeting was dispensed with.
The following bills woro allowed:
I1me md payroll for tho brcahing and lond-
ing of 100 parls Of Stag at South Lynne, 9Sl;
Fred L. Konmey, for legal services, $40; the
Sun, balance Of spocial assessments, $50. To-
Rfessrs. Dralso and Oolvln submitted thotr re-
port in relation to special assessments mado Tor
sidewalks, md also presented list Of Bllch prop
orty as havo boon assessed, and sidewalks already
built by tho parties themselves. Tho report
to mnrl II Paid by rebate" all LOTS, pieces, and
parcels Of land which wero net down. in tho llAt
OF rebates on special assessments, Nos. 12, IL,
IT. 10, 90, u, 25, 26, and 20, as presented along
with tho above mentioned. The following ogdi-
nauce Was adopted:
Be IL ordered dp tais 1oar, tte That tho Town Col
1ccor bo and ho IL hereby dircctsd to alo report
In writing to tho County Treasurer Of Cook County of
been unable 10 collect specal assessments for which
warrants to s a1ns Oh or beforu tho 3fst day
respects ii uniformity with Sec. 80 Of Ar Of uct
Of tho General Assembly Of Illinois entitled Ar act to
fos III m FIRE. q IL Ss III aa WIKI saa
County Treasrss on or bcfora tho 10th day OF March,
1874.
Warrants to the amount OF 81, ,672:59 woro Or
tcrea drawn iu favor Of tho Town Cc'lestor for
public benefits 10 tho town at large on I'M
1,rovemonts ordered, aud for which special rs
Bossrneuts have been mado, the said warrants to
apply on the towns portion OF ead aBsosstnenas.
Mr. Coleman submitted tho following, which
Was adopted:
Rcsoired, That orders be drawn upon the Town
Treasurer In favor Of, tho Town Collector for the
several Ann1lnts 6es down. rs general hcnellts III the
LECTION said orders to be sot to tho credit of tho town
in the account Ut tho Troaaurer with the several specia
| nsscsa1ncnt accounts.
| The Supervisor WIS instructed to draw mp
ordinances providing for sidewalks, III follows !:
| On Sixteenth street, from Wallace to School,
|. thence in School stroot to Chestnut, thonce on
Chestnut to Wentworth avenue; on Chestnut
street, between School Btreet an{l Stewart ayo-
| Barney.
| EyASBroN.
The soyercigns of Industry orgauizod Council
No. 3 Thursday evening" at tho l,al; of t1o tho
following otlcera: Master, Edwin RENDER ;
Oyorsoor, Wm. Tracoy, Lecturer, Charles Il.
Doauolore; Hecrotury, Thomas Rider. Trcasuref,
George 1redalo; Steward, James Wigginton, :;
stewardeBs, Mrs. jane D. Rider Inside GHard
Mrs. Mary A. Andrew; Outside Guard, Henry
| Burden.
Following arc tho namea Of tho contestants Mt
tho Freshman prizo contest, which took placc
McCool, +. x. Early, +. Kuappon. ". Il. Demo:
rest, and Henry Trunk, and Miss Anna Davis.
| JErFEllsoN.
The reoalcitrant Deacona Of tho Congregation
Church aye 5oadnF at iea the snre Iea M M
pitous. aud tho feelings Of resentment ant
strife that had divided tho church into opposing
factions all contributed to mike tho ontortaiu'
mont q financial future. Ono OF tho :Deacon'
Ill ft1 k1tn Fnne ~
the Literary md Musical Society has apologized tt
tho Vice President of.the latter organization, mt
aud reconciliation ut Ill carly day is hot I'M
probable. ......
Tie Literary and Musical Society, ia however
firm in ita determination to give tho oiitortain
mont NJ originally projected, which was tht
cause OF all tho trouble
1RvINa PARK.
Tho social purity given lust night in the hal
by tho young people WIS n complete SUCCESS
,rio youth and beauty Of tho place woro present
and dancod, laughed, and Nrtod with u hoat
, satisfaction.
The ladies' ball casno of lust night, rs an
uounsctt iu THE, ,Tn1nuNE. TAo attendance wa
largo, and the striking costllnicH blondng tn
gather lito tho l.uoB of the Kaleidoscope iii Il.
I,azoy OF tho dance, mado tho occasion QUO nc
soon to bo forgotten by thoso who participated
NORWOOD PARK.
The Norwood Park liotol, which Inns beano{
!. cupicd by itH owner ~ private rosilonco, IL t
DO thrown opcn for boarlorB Mt IN carly day.
s situated within block OF tho depot, and nea
the n!iuornl Bpringa alll the lako. If pronorl
conducted, It cannot fail to bocomoa popular II
!, Hort during warm months.
= HYDE pAnK.
y 4 Bpocial meeting Of tho Tr,stooH Of Hyt
!. Park was called for Thursday evening to ne,
II Mr. Chu1lcs i, 11o4nombourB, contractor Fl
wAtor-worhs aud waier-pinuB, OH some mutt,
i, connected Herewith. Thorlo mot hIcnHr
!! l,arlloy. Ondy, Gray, and stebbiuga, but NJ
lIequonlbous6 did not meot, unt 10 nothing III I
waH done.
= At q special mooting OF the Session of tt
First Presbyterian Ohnrel. Of Hyde Park
|, gathor in so1no frnitH Of tho present royiyE
j. fourteen persons wore unlimited 10 nlomborsl!
il on pralehso Ut tloir fulfil. aud will lo foriual
rccoycd by the church Mt tho next Communion
, LAKE FOREST.
!. The musical entertainment Eiyon ut thp CT
~ loge for young Indies, last oyonnE, was ouo
4, % tic most plcusing atratrH Of tho aclson. y
y concort was hold under the management OF hl
!" aud MrH. Edward 7, Weston and tho teauhera
II tho music department OF tho institution, q
was worry vol attended. Honao OF Z
70 best Instrumental and voual Aalectiolts fEoa, y
J, ,nastor composers OF Germany. Frauco, and lta
n | &vnra or,tnrfuot n thn YHrfnrpnAt1CD. AmO