PAR K AX D C EM ETER Y. 
B. C. Wallace and a number of Stock- 
ton, Cal., associates have purchased 30 
acres of the old Reynolds place, seven 
miles south of Stockton on the French 
Camp-Atlanta road, and announce that they 
will spend $75,000 in establishing a new 
cemetery, crernatory and community mau- 
soleum. The company will invest $45,000 
in the mausoleum and $15,000 in a chapel, 
crematory and columbarium. It will be a 
perpetual care cemetery. W. B. Thomas 
is the architect. All of the buildings will 
be the Spanish A'lission style. 
Rose-Heath Cemetery Corporation, Wil- 
mington, was incorporated recently with a 
DISTINCTIVE ONE-FIECE MEMORIAL. 
capital of $300,000 to maintain cemeteries. 
The Cemetery Beautiful, Inc., Manhat- 
tan, N. Y., realty, cemetery lots, etc., were 
incorporated recently with a capital of 
$400,000. The incorporators are T. F. 
McGuire, I. Auerl)ach, 10 Wall street. New' 
York City ; M. Klein, 792 Putnam Avenue, 
Brooklyn. 
The deed to approximately lOO acres in 
Perry Township, Ind., formerly owned b}’ 
Stoughton A. Fletcher, which is to be used 
for the new Holy Cross Cemetery, was re- 
corded recently at the courthouse. The 
ground is held in the name of Bishop Fran- 
cis S. Chatard. The consideration is given 
as $71,155.80. The transaction was made 
about a year ago. 
The City Commission of Salt Lake City, 
Utah, has increased the appropriation for 
the City Cemetery $850 over the amount 
asked, the total allowance Ijeing $39,775. 
Cemetery Officers Elected 
W. H. Hosford has been elected presi- 
dent and Arthur Cook secretary-treasurer 
of the Ooakwoods Cemeterv Association, 
Geneseo, 111. 
At a meeting of the Oakland Cemetery 
association. Little Falls, Minn., Dr. L. M. 
Roberts w'as elected president and Carl 
Bolander secretary. 
E. W. Drury has been elected president 
and L. M. Cutting, secretary of the Rural 
Cemetery, Stockton, Cal. 
The Marengo Cemetery Association, Ma- 
rengo, la., has elected Mrs. W. J. Sayers 
president and Mrs. Frankie Brickers secre- 
tary. 
At the annual meeting of the Bass Lake 
Cemetery Association, Winnebago, Minn., 
the following officers were elected for tho 
ensuing year: Hugh McKay president, a. id 
Albert Allen Secretary. 
The Winnebago Cemetery Association of 
Winnebago, Ilk, has elected C. P. Coolidge, 
president and Mrs. Nettie Drake, secretary 
and treasurer. 
Mrs. S. Pawson has been elected presi- 
dent and Mrs. Emily Cobean secretary of 
the Ladies Cemetery Association of Dela- 
van. Ilk 
M. Merica was re-elected president and 
Henry Oye, secretary-treasurer of the Tus- 
cola Cemetery Association of Tuscola, 111. 
The Cemetery Association of Osceola, 
Mo., has elected Miss Iowa Seevers presi- 
dent, and Mrs. R. F. Fuqua, secretary. 
The board of trustees of St. John's 
Cemetery, St. John's, Mich., have elected 
O. P. Dewitt president and C. A. Putt 
secretary. The financial statement for the 
year show'ed the association has a balance 
on hand of more than $17,000. 
The Lincoln YIemorial illustrated, stands 
on a hill which is the highest point in the 
cemetery at Warren, Mass. Rising to a 
height of nine feet six inches, it is perhaps 
a perfect example of the one-piece tablet. 
The design is based uocn a draw'ing wdiich 
appeared among the design plates in 
Monument.m. New's, in July, 1915. It was 
found necessary to introduce the sugges- 
tion of a base in order to meet the desire ^ 
of the purchaser, who could not quite 
reconcile himself to the “baseless” monu- 
ment. This is obviously a “criticism” which 
is to be anticipated, and where explanation 
fails, the alternative here adopted offers an 
excellent solution. It is nicely subordi- 
nated to the whole composition, and yet 
meets the demand for a supporting mem- 
lier. An effect, however, much more strik- 
ing would have resulted had the slab risen 
out of the ground in an unbroken line. 
The incised ornament is pleasing and inex- 
pensive. Immediately above the base treat- 
ment, the dimensions are 3-Oxl-O,, while the 
top measures 2-9x0-10. The base projects 
two inches all around. The work was 
erected by Mr. William F. Cook, of Spring- 
field, Mass., and was executed by the 
Joseph Coduri Granite Co., of Westerly, 
R. I. 
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