New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
IN THE ORANGES.
OVER THE LOCATION OF
NEW PARK
A QUESTION or BACKBONE IN TIE CoMMo:
COrSc1f,-NEws NOTES AND personal

QUESTION or BACKBONE IN TIE COMMON
cot.Ho1r,-NFws NOTES AND Personal
AND SOCIAL ITEMS.
Tho announcement Of the attempt 70 have one tf
the series q parks IN Essex County located In N"
triangular pot bounded by Centra,-ave.. Centre ana
Harrison s,s Orange has called out a feeling OF op-
position the ground that the site ~ TOO 'ar from
any OF the trolley lines 10 be OF much avail 10 the
masses for whom tho parks are primarily designed
and I, is suggested that better and more accessip"
site be found Just southwest Of the main orange
station. running from the railroad to Cen'ral-ave
and perhaps beyond t. II Is said that The land
could be bought cheapiy as in tho former 'oca-
ton and would plague spot IN the
Oranges and make the nelghborhood OF the railroad
station beautiful.
The Common Council has received a strong pro
test against the macadamization OF Scotiahd-st
from Central-ave 70 IIns.de-ave., by the Interested
property ownets There IL question OF III" neoi
of the Improvement; the street being OF tho main
connecting links between the ccntre Of Orange and
the manufacturing district. and il nearF HrpaS
sabe In winter on account OF Inc hiui
steps 10 be taken at once 70 have the on
steam nre-engIne that was put on OF commission
paea and nrn p wan In sommson This has been
trcts Of the city.
A determined effor. e being made TO have ;he
baby walker" as the huge steam FIRE a.arm whistle
IL il alleged that a, that hour children are being
put TO seep and ara disturbed While the Blowing OF
II at that hour In entirely unnecessary.
The Entertainment Committee Of the House or
the Good Shepherd In Orange IN charge OF TN
Young Ladies' Auxiliary gave a charming enter
teininent In the home on "Wednesday evening IL
was the clever ,wo-act comedy THE cool Cole
CLANS" stage improvisod Mt one end OF the
dining ROOM and the house was crowded win the
friends Of the Institution. Parts In the play We're
taken by James Chittick. Mortimer Richards. kus-
sell Freeman, Miss Belle Ward, Miss Alice Pulls
ford, Miss Julia Adams and Miss Jessie Adams
The play passed on with spirit and dash and at
Its close there was an informal dance some cA-
ce!lent piano 1olos were given between the acts
by Miss Belle Ward and Miss Natalie Colqui't
The Rev. Or Anthony Schuyler the venera bic
rector OF Grace Church. celebrated the twenty
sixth anniversary OF mis- pastoraie on THURSDAY
members OF he first vestry OF his pastoratc and a
few Of the older parlshOncrs.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret Switzerland, Of
Washington-str East Orange. to Tor pyk. OF
Stockholm. Sweden will take place on Tuesday
next at noon In the Brick Presbyterian Church. OF
East Orange and will be soemnzsd by the Rev.
f. Marion McAlllster rector Of Trinity church,
Elizabeth
The Concord and Literary Circle gave pleas.
ant entertainment in the social rooms Of the now
synagogue Sherey Tenlo Sunday afternoon.
East Orange Division. No. 49,. Sons Of Temper
ance. held Its installation on Monday evening. Dix
trict deputy George II. butcher ofTlciated. ana A
large number OF visiting members Of the order were
present.
A successful lawn party and picnic was held in
Iremont-avc.. near Snndfordst.. East Orange. on
Thursday afternoon and evening for the bcrcii, Of
the Church Of the Sacred Heart
The figures OF the state census OF the Orangcs
show a most remarkable growth I'm the laH. 1--WE
They