Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-19
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Annual Subscriptions and Donations
 From December 9th, 1882, to January
 I1th, 1883.
 DONATIONS AT FESTIVAL, JANUARY II, 1855.
 "New Year's,' 1925.
 Dr. B. H. Bishop, Mrs. J. B. Sargent, Mrs. Henry Trowbridge, Mrs. Ezekiel Trowbridge, Mrs. Joseph Parker, Mrs. William o. Arm strong. Mrs. William A. Ives, Mrs Tredweu Ketcham, Mrs. William H. Goodrich, Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss, Mrs. s. B. Burrows, Miss Marguerite Burrows, $10 each.
 Miss Elizabeth s. Hotchkiss, Miss Susan V. Hotchkiss, Miss Emily Betts, Dr. T. Fl. Bishop, Mrs. Charles H. Townsend, Mrs. Edwin Marble, Mrs. Eli Whitney, Mrs. F. E. Dexter, Mrs. Richard M. Everit, Mrs. B. Hayes Trowbridge, Mrs. J. M. l.. Scov1lle, Waterbury, $5 each.
 Mrs. Charles B. Graves, 8 friend, $3 each.
 Mr. l.. L. Camp, Mrs. H. N. Lyman, Mrs. Daniel 0. Eaton, Mrs. John Douglass, Mrs. N. W. Merwin, Mrs. Benjamin R. English, S2 each.
 Mrs. L. F. Cowles, Mrs. P. M. schoon- maker, Mrs. B. Rogowski, $1 each.
 MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS.
 Mrs. Joseph E. Sheffield, turkey, onions, turnips; Mrs William A. Ives, 2 dozen bis cult, 24 dozen cakes, apples; Mrs. Fl. s. Hurlburt, box of starch Mrs. Wells, ap- ples Henry Hillman, 1 box of candy; s. S. Thompson, dozen biscuit; Charles Fa- brique, l dozen scrub brushes; Mrs. F. w. Brown, dozen goblets; Mrs. s. R. Downes, dozen knives, dolls; Wilcox & Co.,, $5 worth of dry goods Monson $ Carpenter, package of dry goods; Brown & Bolton, 6 pairs stockings, gingham for two dresses ]; Henry Plumb, l box of buttons; Peck & Brown, 1 comfortable; Mrs. James Metcalf, pairs stockings, 8 handkerchiefs, pictures, muslin, picture book, 2 knit balls; Mrs Justus s. Hotchkiss, 2 woolen dresses, 3 IL. orf collars 3 Japanese boxes, Japanese mugs, pairs flannel drawers, spool boxes, frame, cake | and candy Miss Davenport, barrel applss, II dozen handkerchiefs, pairs stockings Mrs. l.. L. Camp, yards canton flannel, 4 yards flannel, pair slippers, pairs hose, l collar, candy, pictures, safety pins; Mrs. George Rockwell, yards cotton cloth Mrs. Peck Sperry, bundle of clothing Mrs. T. Dl | Wheeler, 16 yards canton flannel Mrs. Sam uel Lloyd, bundle of clothing; Mrs. Joseph Fitch, bundle of clothing; Mrs. N. W. Mer. | win, bundle of clothing Mrs. Burton Nal lory, dozen towels; Mrs. B. Hayes Trow bridge, children's books, toys; Mrs Thomas Wells, l piece of sheeting, A yards N | cotton cloth Mrs. George St. John Shef | field, 24 dozen towels; Mrs. John Goodrich ! boy's coat and vest, infants dresses,
 sacques Mrs. s. 5. Burrows, pair shoes | pairs rubbers, child's sacque, yardi ] calico, undervests, l skirt, flannel skirts | 1 pair drawers; MrS. sherman fooGe, toys
 infants clothing flannel skirts and shirts
 Mrs. E. w. Blake, towels, yards cottor
 cloth, yards gingham, pairs hose Mrs
 l.. N. Bradner, boys hats, pairs mittens 1 A yards cotton cloth, yards grey flannel
 Mrs H. Trowbridge, 1 worsted scarf; Mrs l T. H. Bishop, piece cotton cloth, bundle o
 clothing Mrs William Hillhouse, dresses
 10 yards cotton cloth; Mrs. J. B. Rowe,
 dozen towels; Mrs. l.. F. Cowles, 12 yardl gingham Mrs. T. s. Woolsey, clothing
 Mrs C. E. Graves sheeting, dozen towels
 Mrs Judson, 3 towels Mrs Charles Foote ] dozen towels Mrs. Emanuel Lyons, boz of toys; Mrs M. Lyons, hoods, sacques pairs stockings, pieces; Mrs. s. H. Nose ley, infants dresses, 1 child's apron, waist pairs drawers; Mrs. Henry N. Day ? merino undershirts Mrs. B. T. Caring l ton, 2 new tablecloths, towels, infants dresses; Mrs John B. Hotchkiss, 10 yards l cotton cloth.
 | ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS. Mrs. J. B. Robertson, $25.
 | Mrs. J. M. Townsend, Mrs. G. H. Town send a friend, Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss, s l each.
 Mrs Levi Ives, Mrs. Fred. L. Dibble, Mrs Moses Seward, Mrs. Joseph Parker, Mrs Joseph Deming, Mrs. F. P. Gilbert, Mrs. J l A Ga