PARK AND CEMETERY. 
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Fifty-two of the ninety acres included in the 
ground will remain unimproved for the present, 
until the demands on the new cemetery make it 
advisable to complete it or a portion of it. The 
plans have been made so that a section can be im- 
proved at a time without marring the general ap- 
pearance of the cemetery as a whole. 
The plan as shown above, suggests the possibil- 
ity of making the water features of the cemetery, 
mo 'e than ordinarily beautiful. An oppor unityfor 
the exercise of a refined taste in the general plan 
is always greatly enhanced by ample water area, 
and when this is supplied by a meandering brook 
or creek, marginal planting can be carried out to 
such an extent as to add very greatly to the land- 
scape effects of the cemetery generally. Tie 
suggestion as to its becoming a beautiful burial 
ground should be realized. 
