The Portland daily press., 1884-10-22

We print below list of donors to the building
fund of the Temporary Home With the money so
given. There has been erected this summer in
Deering substantial building which is now COM
pleted and will be m wed into the 9th of this
month. AS soon after that time as possible there
will be public opening of the house 70 which SUBJ
scribers and friends of the society will be invited
John Patten, Bath 5000; mrs James Greenleaf.
Cambridge, $500; William W. Thomas, $500; Il.
j. Libby, w. w Brown. j. e Mcdowell Francis
Fessenden, A. Friend, Il c. Moses Bath, Eugene
Hail. Ellsworth. j. r. Bodwell, Hallowell. and
Abuer G. bum, Skowhegan, 500 each.
James G. Blaine, Augusta e. e. O'Brion Thom-
aston, Burnham a Morrili, George P. Barrett, Mrs
J. B. Brown, Il. Q. Consnt, Neal DOW, F. N Dow,
Libby, Henry NJ Payson, Arthur W. Pierce, and
BENJAMIN Webster, each $50.
A: W. II. Clapp, Francis X Swan, and the W. G.
I. U of North Berwick each $50.
j. w Bradbury, Augusta Nelson DiDgley. DR..
Lewiston; Davis ilson Rockland; Samuel Long.
fellow, Cambridge. "; G. t. u, Aroostcok. Mrs E.
Cleaves Mrs. W. H. Clifford, L. NJ. Cousens, S. G.
Dyer, |. L. Dana, j. E. DE Witt Edward ii. Davies
Mrs. D. F. Emery, Mrs w. H. Fem. Mrs. Edward
Fox, Frederic II. Gerrsh, 5. q. Gordon Mrs c. w,
Goddard. Mrs. j. I. Gilman, George S. HUT, T. G.
Hersey, Albion Little, Mrs. E. NJ. Mcdonald, j. II
McMullan Charles R. Milhken Mrs. W. L. Put
nam, r. NJ. Richardson, Mrs Maj r. Saeetsir Mrs
Charles II. Smith, John Q. Twitchell and George P.
Wesc0tt each 81
Augustus Cummings, W. E. Gould, Mrs Charles
Jones, j. :. Kicker, ) W. Thaxter, Mrs. Murray
Kay St. job !, Mrs. S. K. Prentiss, San francisco:
Maynard Summers Rockland; Mrs. e. E. waltz
Thom tston, each $50. Friends in Machas S1S.
John M. Adams, Deering; Franklin r. Barrett,
Mrs. Nathan Clifford, Miss Ellen M. Cram, S. II. &
A. R. Doten, Mrs. j. G. Fletcher Mrs. Eliza Goode-
now, Mrs. F. g. Messer, Ms. William Moulton,
Mrs. j. L. Cobb, A G, Schotterbeck, A. A. Strout.
Mrs. ". r. Wood, and II @ Wheeler, Portland; g.
= A. johnson Presque sic; Mrs II. sE. Prentiss,
Bangor; Mrs. G p Stetson, Bangor, each $40.
Miss A. f Quimby, Stroudwater, So; W. G. I.
u, Machias, 81; "; 9. 7. u, Rockport s6; r. L.
+. V. Carney. j. W. Lane. james Quinn. Thomas
Quimbv Mrs. H. E. Thompson, Mrs. II. Q. Wheel
Z. j. Stetson, Norridgewock; W. q. L. U. Calais
W. c. L. u, Skowhegan, and the following from
Bangor: Misses Baldwin, Mrs. j. G. Clark, Mrs.
William 5. bennett, Mrs b. Foster. Mrs. G.. e.
Godfrey, Mrs. H. S. Griswold Mrs. Moses Giddings
Mrs. J. w. Hathaway, Mrs. S. q. Hemenway, Mrs
j. ). Whee wright each So.
gor, 2.50; Mrs, Lewis Barker, snd Mrs. l. Stetson
Bangor, and Mrs. j. P. Champlin, Portland, each
"; Mrs. L. A. Stearns and Miss A. Sparhawk, of
Fancy dress ball. s14o.25; State street sewing
circle, 100; Japanese tea party, SS Dolls exhi-
bition, $43 French club, $33. 80; proceeds of lee
ture, $40; Seconh Parish sewing crce SIS; Friends
SIS so; collected by Eliza Coolnbs So 05.
f. w. Clement: 500 feet birch boards; Rufus
Deering Co., $50 feet birch cards; q. M. Soule,
1000 clapboards; smart & Hobson 1000 feet spruce
boards; j. Danies, 1900 cedar shingles; Legrow
Bros, 2,5OO cedar shingles; Rumery Il Birnie
2,5u0 cedar shingles; Joseph whitmore, 5000 ce-
dar shingles; j. W. Deering, 1 900 teet southern
pinei Littlefeld g. Wilson, planning 600 southern
p1ne belknap & Son, 8 casks of lime; L. G. Cum
mings Co., casks of cement; Rufus ribbetus,
2. 0U pale bricks; N. M. Perkins g. Co., / cask of
nails; King Dexter, cask nails j. W. Perkins
Co., 20U pounds lead, 10 gallons oil; j. B. Flick
EFT g. Co., paint. amount SS Cook, Everett g. PEN
nell, 100 pounds lead; j. n. Winslow, drain pipe.
By reduction on bliss. h. Jose, BLACKSTONE
Smith, James Miller, $3.50; Marrett & Bailey,
Thomas 2. BeaIs % Co., F. & g. B. Nash. $3.50;
Burbank, Douglass & Co.