New-York tribune., 1895-10-07

Tcr corntv IN We All t5e pubic school buildings are
built OF brick They a.e large ana e3mi9J'ace 60
tgral beauty There are ave public seho9 IN tHe Z.
city OF ORR TIE %s SIEsrrfn'gn Tbe superntendcn is
appointed by the Koard OF Education consisting Of
twelve members Tne president Of the Board Is Dr.
George Bayles
ABOUT THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The efficient Fire Department is under the man
agenent of James W Hodrkinson chlef engineer
william McChesney IS the chief of the Orange Po-
lice Department The Common Council. Of which
Louis d. Gal,lson 10 the president has sixteen
members OF whom ten Republicans and SIX
Democrats John GIL IS the Mayor, and Alpaeus
Stube city Clerk
Among the public buildings in Orange the most
important are the Music Hal and the Masonic Hall
both Of which are I'm the main street. The Masonic
Hal is the property Of rn}n .o4Se, r. @ ann es IL; ~
other Masonic bodies in orange are Corintnan
lodge and Orang- chapter. Il. \ N.
Among the churches OF Orange the most notable
IS the First Presbyterian. winch was iounlei by
church organization IN the county. The present
building erected in 1922. AMI 40 exterior changes
have been made since then. The pastor Is the Rev
The central Prerbyt ,rian church was founded by
who belonged TO ~ new school Pub.c WorSap ,.it
Thc pastor Is the rev John + Patterson.
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Tho German Prcsbyteran Church dedicated
in 1863 The Rev Herman G. Gruhnert Is the pastor
The Rev Sian.cy White is the pastor o. the Hin
s.dr PRESBYTERIAN church.
Grace Church the Rev. Dr. Anthony Schuyler
rector. was consecrt,ed by Bishop George W
| Doane Of New-jersey. in 1851. ard additions were
/ made io the church In 1872. lN51. lS~ and 1880
The Rev W. Richmond IS the rector Of All Saints
! Cnurch.
The Orange Valley CONGREGATIONAL Church, Of
! which the Rev charles y Savage Is the pastor.
/ stands On hi-h ground. and msai on that account
! a mountain Nitl
the valley whore the original ed ice stood
tist church ard the Rev James r Dickinson is
the pastor Of the North Orange Baptist Church.
Among the Oranges there Is an East. West and
! South Orange bui there rcver was North
orange" SAID resident Of the pace, "and to sup
| ~ tni! deficiency We have North Orange
There are two Roman Catholic churches In Orange
German Roman Catholic Church Father =. \.
| WenzeI The Rev. Louis r. Streeter is the pastor
Rev d 4 Ridoui Is in cRarse OF St johns s Hleth M
oli.i OILS Ep,seopal Co!oFci Church There is a,so a
rhhr,es a ~ r. Mann 1nd Tnitar,an , eonsreraton Of
Is also Jewish congregation In the pace who wor-
| snip IN the Synagogue Snireh Tehah. The Rev.
| Jacob luD.n Is the rabbi.
ABOUT WEST ORANGE
West Orange, the most westerly and northerIy Of
all the Oranges contains within its limits L.cwelyn
and Hutton parks and Eage Rock. and the drives
in this part Of the county the attractive feat
ure. on the line between Orange and West Orange
stands ST. Marks Episcopal Church. the oldest
house Of worship In the township. The Rev. Frank
| H. ReaZor IL the rector. L.ewelyn Park. when is
described as a combination n rare genius and nat
ura. beauty. contains about eight hundred acres Of
land laid out In winding roads. rustic rambes. cas-
| cades, lakes. flower gardens, laws and via SITES.
| was designed by Lleweyn ). Haskell The park u
the property Of those who I've within US limits Dut
Among the notable homes In the park are those those
| OF Thomas \. Edison. Richard NJ Coisa'o MfS'