Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-25
The Masonic Fair--AddItIOnaI Con.
tFibutfOns.

The Masonic Fair--AddItIOnaI Con.
tributiOns.
The following friendly letter, which we
give in full, will be read with pleasure by
all interested in our Masonic Fair. Contri-
buttons are being received daily:
New YORK, March 81, 1881.
Mrs Jacob Cohen, Savannah, Ga:
DEAR MADAM-We have received your
postal 10Th inst, notifying US of the Ma
sonic Fair TO be held in your city in April,
and as we cannot very well attend, we send
you small contribution to bedeck your
table, which certainly should not be the
least, and we hope that your husbands
friends will not forget you in your good
work.
We send the package, as you suggest, to
left, Weller 81 Co. to ship.
None of US belong to the fraternity, but
we send the following sentiment:
We meet upon the level,
We part upon the square,
What words of precious meaning
Those lines Masonic are.
Yours respectfully,
DALE, butcher 81 Co.,
Importers and jobbers Of dry goods, $50
and 3S2 Broadway.
oAA' A1uAA OOhuitGSf GRCuG VI NUdSs nclu-
sick celebrated wine, in a note to Messrs
VIM. Hone & Co, says; "Please accept my
contribution TO the Masonic Bazaar and Fair,
one case OF Chas. Heidsick's Medaille
champagne. hope that the undertaking
will be an entire success"
Mr. Gutwiilig, Importer of wines, 226
Front street, New York. responding to the
circular of Messrs. VIM. Hone q Co, says:
81 enclose small check for five dollars for
tha hopaAf ~ Eaf sk 7
could afford to make it five hundred l
would only be TOO happy to do it. | hope
the undertaking will be successful in every
ways
Messrs. Thomas +. Arnold & Co., New
York, send through Messrs. VIM. Hone a
Co, handsome contribution of three cases
of wine.
Mill Creek Distillery Company, through
Messrs. VIM. Hone & Co., send $40.
A Cincinnati whisky drummer, who is
too modest to have his name mentioned,
but who travels for the aforementioned
house, sends five dollars. He is no relation
to Samuel of Posen."
Messrs. Sfoat, Russell g. Co. donate 5000
feet of lumber for the erection of the build
ing.
Messrs. Lowell & baltimore contribute 3
kegs of nails for building purposes.
Butler Lodge, No. oil, Midtown, Ga,
bcuu 60 as COuIIlDubIOu W bu6 MabOUlC
BsEar and Fair.
Rising Star Lodge, No. 4, Eatonton, Ca,
contribute IS to the cause.
Through the estate Of John Oliver, from
Baker Brothers 81 Co., proprietors Of the
Baltimore Glass Works, Baltimore, Md,
$50 They wish the Fair success, and re-
greet that many calls force them to send SO
small az smount. From Tough, Rutherford &
Co, Baltimore, I'D, S. They write: "With
our best wishes for a great success to your
benevolent enterprise"
Messrs. Bacon 81 Brooks contribute 5000
feet of lumber for the building.
Through Solomon Cohen, Esq, from
Messrs Alexander Dodd 81 Co., Baltimore,
Md, one fine Saratoga trunk, with wishes
of success. From Davis, Gould 81 Co., Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, one open buggy. The
following is the letter accompanying this
liberal donation:
CINCINNATI, March 81, 1881.
Mr.. iSdlCnlorl Cohen, Savannah, Ga:
DEAR SIR-Your favor of March 14th to
hand and would have had attention sooner
had the writer "a. W. Davis OF this been at
home, but better a little late than nothing
in so good a cause. We most cheerfullY
contribute through you, in behalf for the
Masonic Bazaar and Fair, Solomon's Lodge,
No. l, Savannah, Ca, to be held beginning
Agril 18th, 1881, one open burg7, Georgia
lazy back, of any style you may select, say
Nos. IL. Az So or 49. Let as hear which
style you want at once. This buggy is to
be disposed o. aS the lodge thinks best.
DAVIS, GouID u Co.