New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLE WOOD.
THE OPENING OF HELICON HAII~ANoTHEH
TYPHOID FEVER CAsE-GAYETlES

TYPHOID FEVER CAsE-GAYETlES
or THE WEEK.
Poonle continued to talk anxiously about typhoid
fever and the possibility that the sporadic cases
throughout the town are the result OF some con-
tarnnation Of the drinking water that ho"s from
the sources OF the Hackensack River. MISS Lu'u
Mowry who is lying i'll at her home in Dwight
Place is the latest TO be taken win the
fever She is not seriously ILL., however. ana the
other young people who have been attacked with
the disease slowly coming around ana IL Is
expected that they will be past all danger Ill "
few days. There is not. therefore,. much real rear
expressed OF an epidemic. and ii Is generally ne
Meved that Il is only chance that has increased the
usua, number of cases which break out almost
everywhere in late autumn People would be glad.
however. If the authorities would make another
thorough examination of the drinking "a'o'' anu
set at rest all doubts and ruInors.
Heicon Hall the new school built by the Rev
John W. Craig. was formally opened on Thursday
night with an inaugural ORGAN ana song recital
10 which most of the wcl-known Englewood people
we're biGden He.icon Hall has been the talk 81
the country side for many a day. ioi IL mas ''"''
designed and built after fashion that calls iorth
more than mild establishment from every one
who sees it, but perhaps that Is because every
body is not we, educated up To that sort OF tfins.
1t is a plan-looking building from the outside
well situated the slope from the Palisades
Within IL is unlike an ordinary school as 'ou'l
we'll be imagined y spacious court Is the chlei
feature. open to the light OF day. which streams
through the glass roof above This court Is not
nagged, far from IT, 1t is greer with 'uri ana
growing things and through the middle "irdS III
symmetrical curves purllng brook. Round about
the court are the halls OF learning but everything
s dayeloped in so unusua' a fashion as TO be
really indescrbable In the basement Is hE
swimming bath. and there Is a thca'r" near me
entrance As yet there no students 10 Walk
beside the running brook and pluck the mowers
hui all things come IN time. The reception on
Thursday was q pleasing affair. and thoroughly
enjoyable. Mrs. Henry Ward Banks. Mrs !iiidh
Stewart Doughty and Mrs. q. F. Fhchiner, VIE
Of the Episcopal rector. acted as paiIoheSse''
4 small collion given for Miss Edith irohst
on Tuesday evening at the house Of her father. -
II. prohs'. In Dwight Pace. Christmas ann \"
Years weeks VIII be hci with eayety. ana
perchance thc-e is sicighine skating the Joli'>
viii be increased tenfold. "
The Eaglewood club will have SMOKER IT.
the cluhrcoms IN the lyccum tonight. anu VIII
extend its inequalities to David CHRISTIE Murray
the well known English novelist
Englewood people VIII regret the departure o.
Henry j. Reinmund who Nth his family VIII soon
remove 90 Bug canton. y. Y. Ny kelnrtnn4.
whose resignation second Nlce-preSli"nt OF inc
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was ac-
cor,ted only a fcw weeks aso. mas beer elected 20
Inc presidency Of lie Security Mutual Life Asso-
citation OF Binchamton. His loyal and varied "N-
perencc in the insurance business VIII insure me
success which all his friends here are wishing Tor
in ne