Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-03

Those who Believe n is More Blessed
10 Give than 70 Receive.


The managers Of the U. r. A. Home crate
fully acknowledge the following recent dona-
tions: Cash-A Friend, SO; Mrs. f. De
IaEo Stevens, $50: Mrs. M. p. Brown, s.;
p. steketee Sons. SIS, NJ. b. Blssell, $40;
Z. Durfee, s.; three ladies, each 81, 50; two
ladies. each fifty cents, 81; Vim. Balm, Jr.,
s.; Geo. Kendall. $50; j. G. Bonnell, So; G.
w. Watkins, $2; A. NJ. Nichols, S2; Mrs.
Thomas Peck, $40; citizens, per John Perry,
$l9.5l; Thanksgiving offering at union SER
vice at Baptist Church, $902l; Offering al
Second Baptist Church, x6.45; offering at
South Congregational Church, $s.04; total
$287.51.
New goods were received from Il. Steketee
4 Sons, K. p. Kidder, Leonard Benjamin, ].
l.. Wilkes, East Paris Society, Gardner d
Baxter, Star Clothing House, L. j. Lucas,
G. r. Mayhem. Millinery goods from an
unknown friend. Boys clothing, friend.
The following donated fruits and yeget-
ables ETC.: Baptist Society. Mrs. Kendall,
Mrs. De Brigham, Herrick d Randall, Mrs.
b. G. Luce, j. A. Brummeler, Mrs. Noble, a
Friend, Mrs. w. Cole, Mrs. s. l.. Fuller,
Horton Il Stewart. Mr.. Ball. Mrs. Winthrop,
Mrs. p. V. Fox, ID. A. Waters, Enos Put
man, Frank Barnhart, 4. q. Hill, Ira G..
Hatch, Mrs. T. s. Freeman, Mrs. Mohrhard
Sears Il Co., Mrs. Durfee, p. Wendover, w.
o. Hughart, Mrs. Ellen Wilson, Mrs. ID.
Blodgett, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Dudley Davis,
G.. II. De Graaf, Citizens, per John Perry, a
Friend, Mrs. Chas. f. Rood, Mrs. j. Miller.
Meats and poultry were donated by A. b.
Wykes, Z. X. Huntley, Mrs. ID. M. Benja-
min, Mrs. o. X. Wilmarth, Mrs. L. S. Free
man, Mrs. Mohrhard, John Eble IL Son,
Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. d. Blodgett, Herrick d
Randall, p. j. Averill, .. A. Howard, John
Nc Gowan.
Those who donated bread, cakes and pastry
are: J. E. Truman, Democratic Barbecue
Committee, Mrs. DIR. Whitfield Mrs. Durfee,
Mrs. Quintus, Mrs Alpheus Bissell, Mrs. w.
d. Tolford, Mrs. L. j. Lucas, Mrs. d. ID.
Cody.
The following were the miscellaneous
givers: E. A. Mosely, fifty pounds flour; d.
d. Cody, two barrels flour; o. A. Ball, two
barrels flour; DIR. Veen Boer, 81 in milk
tickets; Valley City Mills, one barrel flour;
Star Mills, fifty pounds flour; DR.. l.. F.
Owen, Mrs. @. w. Botsford, twenty five
pounds flour; F. VanDerile & Co., sixty-five
pounds flour, buckwheat and meal; Sears &
Co.. one barrel -four and one barrel crackers;
w. o. Hughart, one barrel flour; g..
H. DeGraaf, thirty-five pounds flour
and oatmeal; H. j. Hollister, two
barrels of flour; Mrs. d. d. Cody, bed
springs; Eaton, Lyon & Allen, books and
stationery.
A large number have given secondhand
garments as follows Mrs. w. L. Gum,
Mrs Platt, Mrs. j. Miller. Mrs. o. A. How
ard, Mrs. A. M. Nichols, Mrs. A. P. Irish,
Mrs. s. l.. Withey, Mrs. Jos. Houseman,
Mrs. M. p. Brown, Mrs. j. M. Smith, Mrs.
s. p Swartz, Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. o. B. Glib
son, Mrs. Studley, Mrs. Durfee, Mrs. E. L.
Parks, Mrs. j. j. Lucas, Mrs. j. Penney,
Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. McQuewan, Mrs. A. B.
Tuner, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. G. Long, Mrs.
w. Cole, Mrs. Barth, Mrs. Luce, Mrs. Noble,
Mrs. Winthrop, Mrs. O. r. Wilmarth, A..
Friend, Mrs. Ahterday, Mrs. Thomas Peck,
Mrs. Baars, Mrs. John Peck, Miss Ada
Mohrhard. Mrs. o. r. WuMARTH,
Sec'y U. b. A.