The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-31
PRINCIPAL PRIZES DRAWN

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PRINCIPAL FRIES DRAWN.
The following is a full report of the more
valuable articles drawn at the several tables,
! together with the names of the lucky recipi-
ents and tho places of residence, SO far al
they could be ascer tained. of those living out
side of Ebensburg and its immediate vicinity:
articles Dra,on at 7able No. l.
Owen Cunningham, cigar stand: John Rod
gers. revolver; Alma Huntley. quilt; Sisters
st. Joseph, set stoneware and embroidered tidy;
G. W. Lovelace, Cherry Tree, bride; Minnie
Grouse, mirror, album and large pound cake /;
Ella Pteff, Loretto, silver napkin ring Mrs.
Mary A. Ihmsen, Pittsburgh. silver goblet /;
Mary Mcconnell, rocking chair A G. Fry,
silver fruit dish; Mrs. John Carney pOplinette
drees; Mrs Jos. Mcdonald, counterpane; Mrs.
Peter Hoover. delaine dross j. D. Parrish,
wiEter shawli John KeTiheim. set chairs; H. A.
Mccoy, half dozen handkerchiefs; Rev. Corby,
toilet seti Oliver r. Henry, silver napkin ring;
/ Resecca Hadds. album; Kate Trainor, ear
drops: Mary Paddock. lady's companion; Geo.
Paddock. silver half dollsri Mrs Robert Muir
ray, large doll JOS Grouse. Johnstown, em-
broidered night robe; Simon Bortman, English
watch Don Kite |, large fruit cake; h. A.
McPikc, half dozen hsndkerchiefs.
articles Drdun at Table No 2.
Jos FreidhOff. Munster, little mule Paddy,
Mary AcGovern, Ireland, set tinware, locking
glass and bead basket: J Clifford, Oil City,
silver watch; Hon John Porter, Hemlock, S.
gold piece; Archibald Farrell. pair linen table
cloths; Matte Oatman, silver fruit stand; Mrs
j Hasson, Jane Null, Loretto, Mary HOPPER
each 4 calico dress; Annie Crawford, ear riags;
Geo Brown, child's dress; j X Hite, two large
bottles brandy, tumblers, and work box; Peter
Linton, zephyr tidy; Annie Glass, Loretto,
medium sized photograph of Father Christy
Minnie Huntiey, miniature bed and bedding
Mrs Cunningham, doE dinner napkins
Andrew J Kittell, Loretto. set glassware; Aug
Walters, Carrolltown. blue plaid dress
| Work, set jewelry; George Huntley Bohenirn
vases; Miss A F Jones (Johnstown) silver egg
stand Lucy While, chid's dress Mrs John
Rodgers, fancy picture: Mary Shields Loretto)
set cups and saucers; o Cunningham, gents
slippers; Rose Johnston, bead pin cushion, j.
Frank Condor silver quarter; Sallie Collins.
large cake; J E Shields (Loretto) gold breast
PIN; Jos Gutwuld Carroll twp brides maid;
Geo Gurley, large cake; Sutton, gold cross;
Dennis Brawley, gold jewelry ] Z Scanlan,
| lady hat: Maggie Rodgers, child's dress: Mrs
/ Thos Hoover (Schuylkill county, delaine dress
! pattern Mrs Tillie Connell. lamp Richard
Jones (Johnstown) set jewelry: NJ Donovan
! Cambria twp photograph of Father Christx.
Articles Drdrcn at Little Girls Table.
Bearer (Carrolltown) walnut round table.
Sadie Myers Carbon county, quilt. Matte
Tammany (Lock Haren) alpaca dress. Owen
Cunningham, fox skin robe. Mrs Bowen ! Ell
mlra) large lamp. Agnes Byrne (Carrolltown)
barrel -four. Helen Simpson (LOck HavCn)
wax doll and sofa pillow. Mrs WINNER (St
Mary's) set chairs. John DUNN (Carrolltn)
pair boots Sisters st Joseph, tidy. Mrs John
Rodgers, shawl. Mrs Trainer, chair. Mrs
F Shoemaker, what not Mary Lewis, lady's
wrapper. VIM Kittell, silver polasses pitcher.
Mrs Scott Williams, set silver spoons. Clara
Williams, china cup and saucer. Condor,
silver mug. Mary Paddock, dress. Mrs Phil
Collins, glass cake stand. Owen Cunningham,
house wife. Johnston, pocket book. Mrs
j d Thomas pair vases. VIM Maxim, silver
sugar spoon. Katie Fenlon, gold dollar. Har-
ry Bowen [Elmira) silver mug. Jos Donnelly
(Westmoreland county, album. Mrs w Dish
art, set jewelrv. Annie B McPike, bride and
groom. Geo f McPike, twin wax dolls. John
McGovern, pair vases. Mrs T A Shoemaker,
fine bonnet. Annie Thomas, dress. Jas Myers,
large cake. H A Shoemaker, 4 5th Rmendm't.
articles DraDn at Little Boys Table.
Mrs r Tierney, st Vinceut's Manual, vel
vet bound Mrs Felix Beck, velvet bound al
bum. Frank O'Hara gold ring Katie Riley,
gold cross. Lewis Rodgers, silver dinner cas-
TOR. Miss Cooper, silver tea castor. Thomas
Burns (Susquehanna twp silver butter cooler.
Lewis Rodgers, set silver spoons Ella Jones
| (Johnstown) delaine dress. Mrs W m Maxim
! and Annie Grant, each a calico dress. Sallie
Collins, brush and comb box. Charles Tom
iinson (Altoona) large photograph OF Father
| Christy. T Pagan, medium sized photograph
of Father Christy. John D Thomas, squirrel
muff Henry Cooper, lady's satchel. Harriet
| Yinger lCarrolltown) alpaca apron. Lizzie
| Waters, miniature bureau. Mrs Cunningham,
| zephyr tidy. Father Benno (Carrolltown) dou-
BILE stemmed lamp. Peter Hoover (Carrollt'n)
painting of Mary Magdalen. Maggie O'Neil,
! lBmp mat Hattie Evans, 8ouave doll. John
! S Parrish, fruit knife. Kate Christy, embr'd
| slippers. Johnny Blair, boys suit. Mrs Con-
/ - II \ Il
| Mrs Hasson and Charlie Shryock. each three
linen handkerchiefs. Laura Rodgers, white
apron. Father Christy, braided slippers. Mrs
| n Kean Atoona) linen table cloth.
A splendid saddle. for which chances were
! taken at all tables and by parties not connected
with either of them, was drawn by James 4.
| Parrish, of Cambria township.
The pastor, Rev. R. C. Christy, desires US
to return his sincere thanks to all the lady
managers for their untiring eKertions in the
| good work also to the members of neigh
boring congregations and persons from a
distance, as we'll as 20 the many among our
own citizens, who so literally contributed of
their means to bring about the grand result
SO much desired and so greatly needed.
| True charity Is not circumscribed by parish
or county lines. but is co-extensve with
! Christianity itself Nor Will any person
ever be the poorer for the patronage they
bestow upon such enterprises as the ore in
| question. On the contrary, liberality on
such OCCASIONS is sure to win from the public
more generous support In the business
walks of life, as merchants. politicians, and
other seekers after public favor can fully
testify.
PERSONS wishing to see something new,
beautiful and durable, and something greatly
needed by many, should go and examine
Isenberg's specimens of Dents! plates before
having teeth put up on the old and objec-
tionable plate. Go and see them at S16
Twelfth street, East Altoona. 2w.