PARK AND 
CEMETERY. 
IX 
■ (Continued from page 165.) 
■ Mrs. Elizabeth Migeon has presented to the Torring- 
■ ton Cemetery Association, Torrington, Conn., sixty acres 
f of land which is to be known as Hillside Cemetery. She 
I also offers to erect a suitable enclosure and gateway. 
i The mayor and cemetery committee of the city coun- 
B cil of Marquette, Mich., are examining the available sites 
■ in that town for the establishing of a city cemetery. 
E’ The Chico Cemetery Association, of Pueblo, Colo., has 
y secured ten acres of land for a cemetery. J. M. Smith, 
Naomi Young and E. M. Saunders are trustees of the 
association. 
The Hermosa Cemetery Association, of Durango, Colo., 
has been incorporated by J. L. Day and A. L. Kreeger. 
* * * 
Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona, Minn., reported consider- 
able improvement work at its recent annual meeting. The 
I contract was let for the macadamizing of the main driveway, 
and another drive has been graded and paved with brick. 
A new section of ground has been graded and sodded, and 
. the superintendent reports that the permanent care and im- 
. provement fund now amounts to over $43,000. The expendi- 
tures from the general fund for the year amounted to $8,381. 
* * * 
The Fifty-second Annual Report of Pine Grove Cemetery, 
Lynn, Mass., notes the erection of a new entrance gate which 
is the gift of Commissioner Chas. H. Newhall. The usual 
’ amount of grading has been done, which is reported as very 
expensive owing to the mass of stone found below the sur- 
face. One section of public lots was graded during the year. 
The perpetual care fund was increased $9,240 during the 
! year, and now amounts to $158,130. There were 736 in- 
terments during the year. 
♦ * * 
{ The village cemetery at Fremont, Steuben county, Ind., 
was raided by vandals Sept. 13, who overturned head- 
stones and monuments on fifty graves. Some of the head- 
stones were broken with a hammer. The vandals left 
no clew, although in raiding the cemetery they entered 
the ticket office of the Lake Shore railroad and smashed 
all the furniture. 
* * * 
The town of Ontario, Cal., is to obtain control of the 
Belleview cemetery, its only burying ground. An option 
to purchase the grounds and all rights for $3,000 has been 
obtained and the city attorney has been instructed to pre- 
pare the necessary measures for bonding the proposition. 
The bond issue will cover an expenditure of $500 for pip- 
ing water to the cemetery. 
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