Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-10

The Worcester Soldiers Relief Committee
have received at their rooms since the 18th the
following articles -
From the ladies of Rutland box, containing Q
hospital quilts, towels pair pillow cases, q pairs
wooden socks; from East BroOhield, | box contaiu-
ing bed quilts coyeret, blanket, pairs Sheets
pairs pillow cases, pillow towels shirts bag
lint, bundles OF flannel, linen cotton and bandages
also truit, dried apples and berries from the Ladies'
Benevolent Society," Princeton, l box containing
q pairs socks flannel shirts, 10 cotton bed Shirts
pairs Sheets pair pillow slips, quilt 1 spread s
Blankets pair mittens, 2l0 copies OF Lttels Living
Age, 30 OF Iutnams Monthly, 10 OF Harper's Month
ly, and 50 in money, which last deserves especial
mention as 1t Is the lirst contribution of money re-
Ceiped by the committee unsolicited.
From the ladies Of HubbardsiOn box contain
ing blankets, 10 bed quilts. II Sheets IL pillows
pairs stockings, towels and rolls of bandages SO
magazines, and book.
From the Unitarian Society Hubbardston. pairs
socks from ladies in East PInceton 16 pairs stock
ings, and pairs mittens knit by them from yarn
furnished from w Orcesteri from q lady in Sutton
pairs socks ami box lint from lady in Auburn,
10 towels rolls of old cloth; from lady in Brook
field, pair socks; from lady in Tatnuck, ban.
kets; from lady in Boylston, quilt.
Ladies OF Grafton, pairs mittens from the First
Baptist Society oicester, pair mittens; from the
Church, flannel shirts; from the New Worcester
grammar school, quilt, pairs pillow cases, and 10
towels; from the Church OF the Unity, 4 flannel
shirts, pair slippers from the Dread, 10 pairs made
mitensi from lady pairs mitlens and2 comfort
ersi from the Third Baptist Society, Worcester 8
comtorters quilts, II sheets, pillow cases pairs
mittens, IA pairs stockings 4 blankets, 6 flannel
shirts, old shirts, pairs flannel drawers pillow
towel, magazines, bandages, and old linen from
lady in New Worcester, pair mittens, / pair
socks from the Old South Sewing Circle 20 pairs
socks; from lady in Worcester, blanket l chair
cushion; from the girls of Miss Albee's school, q
pairs mttensi from lady in Worcester pairs
nittens; from lady in Worcester, shirt and bed
tick from the New Worcester Sewing Circle pairs
inittens, pair socks from various ladies and miss
es in orecster "A pairs socks and 40 pairs mttens
Nov. 10th the committee fOrwarded2 boxes stores
TO Missouri. Box No. l contained 9 blankets II
comlorters, quilts, wooden quilts pillows 2
pillow ticks. ] bed tick, pair Sheets tarina and
dried berries. Box No. contained 10 new long
cotton shirts, short new cotton shirts beache2
shirts pairs bleached and II pairs unbleached cot
ton drawers, 10 flannel Shirts 20 crash towels l2
handkerchiefs, 50 pairs woolen socks u pair sewed
mttens, blankets, pairs pillow cases, and II
books; also, one box to the twentieth regiment, at
Annapolis, from the ladies of Millbury, containing
quilts, 9 cOmforers, sheets, 20 pillow cases, pill
low ticks, shir 5, 20 towels, pairs socks pair
slippers handkerciets, box pins needles. thread
and stationery, old sheets, old linen and cotton
Dandages. and lint newspapers and tracks.
Capt. Casper CIOwinsheld, acting major of the
twentieth regiment III ", in acknowledging the re-
ceipt OF the box, says: Both the officers and men
of the twentieth are fully sensible OF the kindness