New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
BERGEN COUNTY.
ENGLEWOOD.
A woMENs PAPER TO Re PuBIIsHED-MANY
HOUSES BEING BUILT.

A woMENs PAPER TO BE PuBLisHED-MANf
HOUSES BEING BUILT.
Feminine activity IN Englewood Is about to take
another new form and will gain further renown
for Itself undoubtedly in the publication OF won'-
ans paper which will be In the hands OF me
Englewood Library Association. Whatever OF proht
may be made from the publication VIII be devoted
10 the interests OF the library. TO the buying OF
new books etc. Tho idea OF woman's paper Is
not altogether new 1t has taken form In several
New-Jersey towns but Engewood women seem TO
be going into the affair with unusual energy ana
interest. and at present are busily engaged IN
transforming themselves into editors. The follow
ing weknown women have been asked 10 'ake
charge OF the work: Mrs. w. s. Doughty. Mrs. r.
r. Rochester. Mrs s. a. Duncan. Mrs J. +. Cur
ran Mrs Chester LOOMS Mrs. c. H. Blake Mrs.
f. r. Coe Mrs. W. Il. Tilnghast. Mrs. j. o. Cle-
phane Miss II. J.. Sawtelle. Miss f.. Il. Vermilye.
Miss Katharine NJ. Jones. Miss Lucy 5. Jackson.
Miss Lennon and Miss Martha b. Banks The
paper will be divided into several departments. In
Guiding literature. music the household outdoor
life women's work. etc. In addition to several
well-known writer's who will contribute TO The
paper. II Is expected that large stan or brilliant
and keen-eyed reporters will gather In all or the
items OF social and intellectual interest which the
town contains. and will set them forth periodically
In most attractive and classical language.
The Womers Club which It II proposed to Or
interest. An attempt will be made before any
further steps are taken to gain an expression OF
opinion from the best-known women OF the town
as to the feasibility and ACCESSIBILITY OF forming
such club This VIII enable It's projectors to find
out just what support they may count upon
Activities in Englewood are not by any means.
however, confined to the above mentioned move
ments Of the women. Building operations are be-
ing carried on extensively In almost every part
OF the town. and the number OF new houses go
ing up IL decidedly encouraging TO those people
who own real estate here. Among the new houses
which are building which will soon he started
are those OF Miss saw,elle. In Church-st.: George
r. Dutton, In Winthrop-st: Mrs. Duryea, In Chest
in Miss Mr. IN
land-st., south OF PalIsade-ave; Mr. Dcver In En-
Mr. ana 0H Tsnar In pdSd Wr. M
the same road; and also Charles Townsend. Mr..
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With this rapid growth and material prosperity.
Englewood should certainly not be lacking In an
police force There are e. some complaints
vigant In Englewood as they might be. There is
no question as to the eminent respectablty and
walk the streets OF Englewood. but In view Of the
many mild but vexatcus housebreaklngs which
time that they on duty rather than three
this would be little less than cruel for the police.
men. but certain IT. is that the complaints against
quency and vehemencc
The annual tennis tournament OF the Englewood
Field Club has thus far been interesting, and II Is
large crowds Of admirers. The Englewood Field
cYb nine will th!: afternoon play the Flushing
The set for the Fourth Of July on the track
OF the Englewood Driving Association. which were
postponed on account Of the rain. win take place
this afternoon
Among the recent departures for summer So
ana hs family Frederick s. Duncan and Sis family y