The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-02-07

Donations received during the
year ending Dec. 81. 1878: James
MORRISON, 5000; M. E. Reeves,
S25; w. A. Bickle, $25; J. Bell, SIS;
Thos. Woodruff, 1915; a friend. SIS;
James Starr, $25; Emily Vanuxum,
SO; Geo. W. Barnes $50 worth of
groceries; John Paxson, 20 pounds
of lard, cabbage, turnips and apples,
Daniel Crawford, IL sacks confec-
tionary, turkey and cranberries;
Knights Templar, a large quantity
of provisions; Mrs. Winslow, peach
butter; Mr.. Bailey, milk 3 times; ?.
F. Virgins, 20 pounds sausage,
quantity of meat, fish, peas, cups
and saucers; Episcopal Sabbath
School, cakes and candy; Mr.. VOL
fer, potatoes, several times, and
cabbage; Lizzie E. Barnes, apples,
toys and candies; Mr.. Bell, buying
| and measuring wood; Editor Tele-
gram, paper, each week; AIR.. Leib,
90 loves Of bread; Mrs. Burgess.
cabbage, eggs and cake; Episcopal
Festival, provisions; Ladies of Grace
Church, provisions; Mrs Binkley,
nuts; Daniel Virgins, SIS, turnips,
apples and potatoes: Phil. Virgins,
turnips, apples, cakes, butter and 6
pies; Anna Bickle, blackherries; APP
pies, ham, nuts, cherries and vine
gar; Friend Handbook, 4 pair stock
ings and comb; Mary L. Haynes, 2
aprons; Richmond Commandery, 3
baskets provisions; Mrs Updyke,
cottage cheese; Mr.. Ross, medicine
Mary Virgins, soap, vinegar, on
ions, nuts and tenderloins; Emily
Yeo, 4 cans tomatoes and dried beef
Pyle and White, quart Of milk eacl
day; Mrs. Erwin, g dozen eggs
C. Lindamon, L bushels pop corn
Mrs. Trimpe, lettuce; Ellen Palmer
picked pork and mince pies; Mar.
Hibberd, second hand clothing; Geo
Barnes, 2 loads. of boards for wood
Mr.. Elder, IL bolts papes and Dor
dering; Mr.. Granger, papering on
room; Albert Reed, so cents wortl
of paint; Mrs. Virgins and Mrs
Palmer, paint and painting on
room; Mrs. Carrie Reeves lettuce
peas, Strawberries basket qf;svege
tables and plants; William Gay,
dozen bean poles; Mr.. Luther Me1
ring, 100 pounds OF -four; Samue
Erwin, potatoes;M f. Toles, 2 gallon
ice cream. 2 gallons Strawberries
and a large cake. Thos. Nesto1
flour barrel and apples; Elizabet
Starr, cakes, tomatoes, 5 mince pies
2 cans fruit and apples; Carpente
& Newlin lot of crackers; Eliz,
beth Stidham, beets, potatoes, bean
and tomatoes; Mrs. james Reeves
baskets bread and bnttcr, MI
Wolfer, sweet potatoes and pum]
kin; Mr.. Fallow., milk. Achsah He1
ly, sweet potatoes; Hannah Woo
mutt, coffee, ham, butter; Elias Hel
ly, sweet potatoes, Mrs. Vickre,
can of apple butter; Mrs. Fl
Dunn, 2 quarts ice cream, 2 larg
cakes, bread, butter and ham; Epi
copal Church, on Thanksgiving Ga,
$43,51; Mrs. Strickland, basket ,
!. bread and butter; Mr.. Webb, ind
go; w. G. Scott, turkey; Andres
Virgins, basket tenderloins an
ribs; Mrs. Frank Reeves, turkey;
| friend 100 pounds -four; S. Dickir
son, apples and turnips; Emelir
Hadley, beans, pork, pickles, bis
I cult, mince pies, f6S handkefc Chief
Vanneman Reid & Co, barrel
: bones Anonymous, 50; st. John
: Lutheran Congregation, SO; Des
King, sack of apples and beef; Jol
; Virgins, sausage and backbones;
friend, celeryaa fliend,,wsod:s u.
Jennie Gaylord, basket 81 PROV,
! long; Mrs. Knabe, sack of candi
!, and toys; LYDIA Morrison, doll al
: marbles; Emily Strattan, 3 pairs
- mittens, doll work box, and book
; Margaret III. Morgan, carving knii
: a friend, -four, corn meal, coff
= and sugar: Jennie Wedeknd, b Ia
= for little girls; Evening Star Dan
!, ing Club, Stalls; st. Paurs L
!, theran Church, $40; Eliza Starr, s
= Respectfully submitted by
? LYDIA G.. MORRISON. Pres.