PARK AND CEMETERY. 
XV 
Tonopah Cemetery, Tonopah, Nev., 
is to erect a new fence and make 
other improvements. 
Improvements to cost about $10,000 
are under way in Hollywood Ceme- 
tery, Los Angeles, Cal. An artificial 
lake and an island will be built. 
Machpelah Cemetery, LeRoy, N. 
Y., has purchased an addition and 
engaged A. S. DeForest, the Roch- 
ester landscape architect, to make 
plans for it. 
The Chapel Aid Society, of Plain- 
ville. Mass., is to purchase a gate for 
the cemetery. 
Greenville Cemetery, Meadville, Pa., 
has added four acres. 
Hudson, Mass., is to vote on the 
question of turning over Pine Grove 
Cemetery to a private organization. 
R. H. Crain, superintendent of Park 
Cemetery, Carthage, Mo., has begun 
improving the new addition. A gate- 
way is to be built. 
The cemetery committee of the city 
council of Colorado Springs, Col., 
will ask for competitive plans for a 
chapel and receiving vault for Ever- 
green Cemetery, at a cost of $10,000. 
Alderman W. T. Kasson is chairman 
of the committee. 
The city of Norfolk, Va., will pur- 
chase a twenty-acre addition to Cal- 
vary Cemetery. 
N. T. Burroughs, of Chicago, has 
given $1,000 for the improvement of 
Oak Hill Cemetery, Cherokee, la. 
Downing Vaux, the New York 
landscape architect, is to make plans 
for improvements in St. Mary’s 
Cemetery, Montgomery, N. Y. 
Extensive improvements are in 
progress in the new addition to Trin- 
ity Cemetery, Ansonia, Conn. 
St. Catherine’s Catholic Cemetery, 
Titusville, Pa., has been presented 
with a perpetual endowment fund of 
$25,000. 
The Embarass Cemetery Associa- 
tion, of Paris, 111., is to add one acre. 
Gulfport, Miss., has let the contract 
for an iron fence and gateways for 
the new cemetery. 
Through the efforts of the Spring- 
field, Mass., Improvement Associa- 
tion, a new fence is to be put around 
the old cemetery on Cherry Lane. 
The Illinois Mausoleum Company 
has contracted to build a concrete 
mausoleum with 200 crypts for per- 
manent interment in Diamond Grove 
Cemetery, Jacksonville, 111. 
The Doylestown, Pa., cemetery has 
a permanent fund of over $20,000 at 
interest. All the profits of the asso- 
ciation go to this fund. The ceme- 
tery includes twenty acres and has 
about 3,000 interments, 
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