New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
THE ORA NOES.
EXCURSION BY THE ST BARNABAS
GUILD.
,r,r ut.xnRrD SICK AND POOR CHILDREN
SPEND A DAY Of THE WATER-A GIFT 10
THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.

FIVE uI,NDRrD SICK AND POOR CHILDREN
SPEND 4 DAY oN THE wATER-A GIFT TO
THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
The excursion that was given TO the sick ana poor
children of the Oranges wednesday ny u'c
orange branch Of the Guild OF St Barnabas was a
noteworthy affair There about five hundred
of the henencaries and they had been selected by
the different pastors Of the Oranges az the moS'
deserving In their nocks. special tram was run
on the Delaware. Iackawanna ana western ran
road to uoboken where the party embarked on
the steamer John Ienox. which, steamed do"n
through the Narrows to the outer harbor' ana
thence across the Bar into the open Atlantic. tho
sea was smooth as a mill pond ana AFTER cruIS-
ing around until D. the party took the tram iof
home. Each person on the excursion receiVeu Il
comfortable hot meal at noon. and there was an
abundant supply OF milk for the babies. TWO phy-
sicians. six nurses from the hospital and a number
Of volunteer helpers cared for all the wants of the
party Those in charge Of the affair were MISS
Margaret H. Pierson. Mrs. william ". Williams
Mrs Alice W. Thompson. Miss Bertha Gerhard
Miss Eleanor Wicks. Miss Cora Hunt. Miss Myra
Crane the Rev. Alexander Mann Arthur I. Hlm-
hermann and George j. Bayles
With the near approach to completion OF the ne"
consumptive pavilion of the Orange Memorial HOS
initial which has been built at his own expense by
Frederick NJ Shepard. of East Orange. in memory
of his son who died last fall. further muhincene
off, has heen made The entire furnishing or the
naviIion has been assumed by Mr. Shepards emil
dren Frederick NJ Shepard, jr.. Mrs. Alfred Boote
and John II. Shepard. The pavilion VIII De lu'-
nished by them in the best manner ana al cos'
of about slG0.
The cars of the Suburban Traction company are
at last running to Morris-ave. an extension VI
nearly half a mile. The connection down MOTIFS
ave. TO the line of the South Orange and Mapewood
Road cannot be built until the certiorar proceed
ings I'm the Supreme Court have been argued ana
the decision mas been handed down ms VIII not
be till next February o r,,.r,o,
Judge Charles g. Storrs. Of the Orange Dstrlct
Court has gone TO the Adrondacks Tor month
During his absence Judge Lewis. OF PATERSON VIII
sit I'm the Orange Court 1850. ...o r-,s.
Orange are staying at the Roussea umont Lake
Mrs Beniamin w. Morrill, of Arlngton-a East
Orange with her daughter. Miss Bessie Morrli are
at Lake Dunmore. Vt 49,, o
are on their way to the White Mountains. where
they will spend the remainder or the season. ,o
MIR and Mrs Camlus G. Kidder. or Hlghahd-
ave. are at Woods Holl. Mass ... r,,s,
Orange has gone to the Atlantic Highlands Tor the
remainder Of the season. o 49,,
his family AT Mortified, Mass where they VIII
remain til September. ,,... , ,,o.,
Orange, with his family is spending the summer al
Island Heights Monmouth County. \; j..
Mrs Robert Dun Douglass, OF High-st, Ordnse'
with her family is spending the summer in the Adj
Mrs. juliet NJ. Burdck Samuel c. Burdlck Arthur
H. Burilck and .awrenc. Burd!ck, OF Highland-ave.'
Mr. and Mrs. Albert nothschd. OF Carleton-st.,
East Orange. are at the Lafayette. Asbury PARK
Ccntre-st with Miss Vergclia Butts. are spending
the summer at Watch Hin. Z
lly Of Clevesnd--t are at the saranac Club House.
I'm the AdirOndacks.