The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-10-11

Williston church. Portland, $15
Congregational church, North Bridgton, 70
Congres atlenal church, Harrison, 20
Second Parish church, Portland 81 40
High street church, Portland, 1l7 80
State street church (balance for 1881, Port
land, SO Is
Congregational church and society, Win
thr0p, 10 50
Universalist church, Brunswick
Congregational church and society, North
Bridgton, %
son, - rs
First Parish church, Portland, 100
Roman Catholic church, Portland, 100
First Baptist church, Rockland, Is
Congregational church, Dennysville, ID 40
Yarmouth Baptist church,
First Baptist church and society, Jefferson,
Universalist church, Auburn, II so
Congregational church, North Yarmouth,
Ellsworth Unitarian church. 10
First Congregational church, York,
First Baptist church, Skowhegan, Il "a
Unitarian society," Augusta, rs
Congregational church. Rockland, 81 so
First Congregational church, Yarmouth, l6 OIL
First Congregational church, Boothbay,
First Baptist church, Alfred, 93
Second Baptist church, Alfred, "a
Congress street Methodist church, Portland, 4 Gl
st. Lukes cathedral, Portland, so
Hammond street Congregational church,
Bangor, 10
Second Congregational church, Falmouth, $50
South Bridgton Congregational church, % 90
Congregational society, Calais, 30
Second Parish Unitarian, Saco, 20
Damariscotta Baptist church and society, 20 %
First Congregational church, New Glouces-
St I'll Marks church, Augusta, i i 8 8
Edgcsmb quarterly meeting, 10
Methodist church, Ferry Tillage, IS
Free Baptist church, Portland, 81 46
Total. s979 26
Making the aggregate amount thus far re-
ceived nine hundred and seventy-nine dollars
and twenty six cents, for which we beg leave
to tender our grateful Acknowledgements.
Since our last meeting a bequest of two
thousand dollars to the free bed fund has been
received from Incest of Mrs. John C. Brooks
of this city, through her executor Mr.. Lewis
Pierce. Also, gift of one thousand dollars
from Rev. Frederick rockingham of Milton,
Massachusetts, to be added to the "Frothing-
ham Memorial Fund
The aggregate amount of our invested secu-
rities-the interest only of which can be used
for hospital purposes thirty three thousand
two hundred and twenty dollars and seven
cents, viz:
Portland & Rochester railroad bonds & oo0
Gift from Needle Woman's Friend Society. 72l OF
rockingham fund, gift from Rev Freder
lex rockingham, in memory of his father
the late John rockingham of Montreal,
Legacy OF Mr. Charles Holden, 200 Zoo
Legacy of Mr. Andrew Spring, 5000
Gift of Mrs Charles Dummer, Hallowell
in memory Of her sister, Miss Mary
Cleave6, 1000
Legacy Of Mrs Rocksylvania True 1000
Request of Mrs Eliza Ann Bradbury, the
late wife of Hon James w Bradbury,
Augusta the income to be applied to the
support of permanet free bed to be
known by her name, 5000
| Bequest of Mr. A l. Shurtlef, 5000
| Request to the free bed fund from Mrs Mary
Harrison Flagg, Hallowell, 1000
Bequest Of Hon B Brown, 5000
Brooks. = ''0 i0ii" 'i'i" -'i-' '0'iD : 1900
Our warmest thanks are given to the fol.
lowing ladies and gentlemen, and corporations
who have kindly Contributed each two hun.
bred and fifty dollars, for the support of free
beds for one year:
. MS =; D. Brown, Mrs. Eliza Quincy Goodenow
| Lady, Through DR.. Gerrish Ladies Advisor,
Board, Mrs Raymond (Annie Louise Cary1 .Youue
laales circle of High street church, S. Il. Spring