The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-23

MAINE HOSPITAL FAIR.-The Executive
Committee acknowledge the donation of addi-
tional articles and money in aid of the Name
| General Hospital Fair, from the following
named parties:
Portland Publishing Company, Portland; l..
EnStor Treasnrer advertising and job work.
S2OO.7O. oo,n =.
| A, friend, through Hon. j. ID. MCMILLAN,
| Bddeford, cash, 500.
Citizens Of Belfast, through Dr. Gilman cash
collection S633.
Proprietors of Eastern Argus, Portland, ad-
vertising, $245.5S
The camePs hair shawl donated to the Fair
BY Mr.. =. ID. Jordan, OF the firm of Jordan,
MARSH q Co. Boston, and drawn by Mrs. Gill
man, on ticket No. g. and returned by her for
the benefit of the Fair, has been resold for 500
IN accordance with suggestions submitted by
Mrs. G.
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine,
drawn by Mr. Samuel Hanson of Buxton, was
donated by him for the benefit OF the Fair.
The large oil painting, drawn by Miss Mary
j. E. Clapp, on Friday evening" was by her
presented to the Fair.
Mrs Carroll and Mrs Geery acknowledge the
receipt of $1,000 from their table at the Maine
General Hospital Fair, and also the the re-
ceipt of the following articles for their table:
Mrs. w Thorn, fancy articles.
Mrs. P A Dearborn, fancy articles.
Prince & Merrill, fancy. goods.
Miss Beach, Drawing of Paris
Miss Quincy, painting.
DIR. III p r Dearborn, a painting,
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, a painting.
Mrs. w Ray, painting by ClOudman.
Mrs. w Ray, fancy articles.
Miss Ray, French dolls.
Mr.. Nicholas Boyd, painting
Mrs. + Miller, chromos and fancy articles.
Mrs. A Rogers, fancy articles.
CA Weston, boxes of tea.
w L Wilson & Co., groceries.
Mrs. NJ r Phillips, fancy articles.
Mrs. G Millett, shawl strap.
Miss Millett, foot rest
Mrs II Fowler, gilt toilet cushion.
Mrs. L d. Shepley, doll bedstead, furnished,
and other articles.
Mrs. Afford Dyer, doll and other fancy arti-
cles.
Mrs. Charles Day. large wax doll.
Mrs. VIM Hamilton, beautiful leather work.
Miss Ann Greeley, needle booka
Worsted work from Dunstable, through Miss
s Chadwick,
Miss Marcia Bradbury. fancy articles.
Miss Nora Bartlett, wax flowers.
Miss Foster painting of panses.
Mrs. 81 Robinson, fancy toilet table.
Mrs. Shaw, fancy articles.
and fancy articles.
Miss Russell, fancy articles.
Miss Julia Russell, fancy articles
Mr.. A d Smith, toilet box.
feaVy q OOnS. bOSJCn, one VelVet rug.
Mr.. John Rogers, group, playing doctor.
Mrs Eames, Chinese cottage.
The Misses Gerrys Waterford fancy articles.
MIR. Henry Bartol. Philadelphia, $25
Miss Burgin, fancy articles.
Miss Crocker, fancy articles.
Mrs DR.. Richter, fancy articles.
| Miss Georgia Ray, fancy articles.
Mrs, A. d. Sturdivant, sofa cushion and fan
cy articles.
Cummings & Brock, two wooden frames for
slipper pockets.
ID w Deane, walnut stand.
Mrs. r. Jenness, dolls trunk.
Bridget Gallager, toilet sett.
Mrs DR.. Burr, fancy articles.
| Mrs. James Brown, fancy articles.
Mr.. Harvard, painting.
Mr.. Kirsh, pipe,
| Mrs. Foy, fancy articles.
Mr.. X s Morse, $50
Mrs. Gen Thorn, fancy articles.
Mrs. b. Cummings, picture.
Mrs. A Haines, toilet cushion.
VIM Halnes, fancy articles
Miss Jordan, fancy articles.
Mrs. G Rogers, fancy articles.
Mrs. T I'll Cummings, autumn leaves in hay
Mrs. Osgood, fancy articles
J Corey, dry goods.
Hale, picture frame.
Mrs. q Davis. red rug.
CHARLES III. HASKELL, Treasurer
I The headquarters of the Executive Commit
tee are now established at No 3. Elm street,
where they will be very happy to receive fur
ther contributions in aid of the Maine General
Hospital, and where they desire all bills against
The Fair may be Immediately presented for
settlement.