Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.
r,r ...he- L,orsl rewe see Second Pas o,l
The Little Mission at Cedar Htll

Taking Inventory and a Glance at
 Their Helpers
 delightful entertainment was given at Cedar Hull mission last Thursday evsainR. Excellent music was given by the East Pearl street M. E. church choir fine selo by Mrs John Sanford, and ''In the Silent Mid night Whtches' by male quArtstts, also ''Nearer the Beautiful Gates" atfordipg much pleasure to good audience. The Choral or chestra delighted the people with their strains of music. Miss Hannah M. Rhodes read a short poem accsptably to all. Edith Wooster recited and sang Q piaoe finely. There was also duet by two little girls. MT. Isbsll, of Westvil1e, (the person), filed the measure of the evenings enjoyment full to the hEim with his readings and rsoitations. Miss Clark presided at the organ. The mission, through Mrs. E. Wilcox, chairman, have pre- pared nissive expressive of their heartfelt thanks to all, and last but not least to MT. C.. M Loomis for the use of a fine piano fur nished by hin for the occasion, also to Mr. H. Thompson for an omnibus for the orches- tra, and Mir Brocksks for harmonica soles finely rendered.
 
 man of their building committee B. W. Nor Till, return their heartfelt thanks to ths fol- lowing contributors $1O each, Hiram Camp, Frederic Lane, O. J. Hull, 0. D. Msnwaring, Friend; $S5 each, s. M. Wisr, E. P. Arvins, H. M Weleh, F. A. Goodyear, Mrs. O. F. Winchester, Mrs. J. M Davies, Mrs. c. o. Davies, Ers. Francis Waylaud, Mrs. H. H. Benedict Mrs. A. H. Ksllam, Mrs. O. A. War ron, Mrs Wm. Franklin, Mrs. O. Wasrous, MT. Foy $3 each, A. W. Fuller, W. R. Bai- ley, A. Lewis; $2 each, James Scho6eld, G. A. Basserman, A. R. Wsatherbse, E. s. Wheeler, D. G. Bates, George Davis, s. Hem inqway, Cash, Cash, J. A. Dam, H. P. Shares, J. E. Stevens, Rodgsr HaRRstt, J. F. Scott, Thomas Forsyth, H. Allen. Jalius Gable. ". F. Day, N. Porter, H. Fox, Nelson Allyn $1 each, A. F. Coates, A. Al. Holmes, O. l.. White, F. T. Jarman, Frisbie & Hart, F. s. hant, Mrs. G. Davies cash by 0. B., J. Bish- op, Mr. Wsstsrvslt, l.. Rowe, O. NJ. Potter, 0. H. Barnes, A. W. Ds Forest, G. Allen, T. Allen, Cash, D. W. Potter, Mrs. Dr. Thomp- son. Cash, Henry Barnes, Mrs. J. N. Adam, Mrs. A. Treat, 0. Fl. Clarke, Cash, l.. 8. Rowe, Julius Beaumont, John Winslow, G. ". Stowe, MT. Doran, John Straham, Henry Kupgel also $1 each from five who signed "Cash. "s $50 csnts each from Walter Brown, Frank Thompkins, Joseph Brown, Fred Clark, Geo Davis Geo. Bishop, three who signed Cash, M. Higgins, IL. IL. Higgins 0. Rhodes, who signed "Oash," J. M At water, Sydney B. Smith, E. B. Atwstsr, Cash, Mrs. Perkins, Cash. There were few other smaller donations.
 The following gave materials for chapel and labor: Cover & Manifold, 1 thousand shingles; A. ". DsFcrrsst, 1 thousand shingles; A. W. BsCklsy, lumber; Johnson < o. discount on their bill, $1.9o; MT Lewis, l days york; F. s. Bradley, discount on bill, $1.5O; c. & F. Allen, discount on bill, $5. 65 MT. John Bassett, hardware; Mir. Mallett, hardware; H. P. Shares, 800 brick Women'a Christian Temperance Union, of Fair Haven, 13 chairs; First Baptist church for settees Mir. O. J. Hull and MT. B. F. Hines, for uh- ttring efforts and labor In moving chapel.