Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-09
Thursday, December 9, 1886.
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Acknowledgement of Donations Re-
 eetved at Their Annual Pound Party.
 Donations received by the Young Wo- mems Christi. m association at their annual pound party hold Nov. 15:
 One ton of coal, Mrs H. w. Benedict; cot ton batting, from M. Kleiner and Miss New tor, in all 3 lbs. ;Mrs.Luman Cowles, friend, Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Cheney, T. Townsend, F. S. Andrew, Mrs. Wm. F. Field, Mrs. Jane Gilbert, each ham; Mrs. C. B. Bowers, Mrs. M. l.. Heaton, Mrs. Thomas Wells, Mrs. Geo. B. Farnam, Mrs. Mary H. Benedlct, E. hayes Trowbridge, jr F. Gilbert, each barrel of flour; Mrs. Jane Gilbert, bag four;from Mrs. H. B. Ives, a tablecloth; Monson & Carpen- ter. Mrs. H. B. Ives, friend, Mrs. Bennstto, Mrs. Fisher, Miss North, towels, in all 2O; tea from G. F. Andrews, Mrs; T. w. T. Curtis, H. w. Lessey, MT. McCandiess, All cia Alley, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs; IN Newgeons, o s,,,1t N
 tenden, in all IS pounds; pounds pounds ginger @ crackers, Mrs. H. D. Hume, cereal1ne from Mrs. Dudley and Mrs. Hume corn starch from Mrs.. flGkett aat; :, Warner: canned corn, from L. T. Law; 3 cans corn, friend; bushel sweet potatoes,
 Mrs. H. B. Rowe; cut flowers, from Mrs. h. o. Reed, Mrs. Winchester, Mrs. B. Henry
 Barnes and Miss Butler; sugar, from Mrs. N.
 Porter, Mrs. E. c. Reed, Mrs. Jane Gilbert,
 Mrs. George B. Rogers, Miss Trowbridge, F.
 F. Cowles, D. M. Welch, Miss Blair, MT.
 Ter, Miss Bliss, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Min
 nfe Scranton and Mrs. Boltwood, in
 all 29S pounds; stair carpet, from Miss Hill
 house; brackets with beaded lambrequins,
 Mrs. Henry N. Day; pet kitten, 1 chicken, 1
 bedquilt, from friend in Madison; books, from F. T. Jarman, E. E. Atwater, Rev. T.
 H. L., Mrs. Parmalee, Mrs. Bennetto, Mrs. Westbrook and a friend, in all 12 volumes; butter, from Mrs. A. H. Hurlburt and Miss Foote; rice from Mrs. B. Pendleton and friends, in all 16 lbs; 3 dog. fancy cakes, from Mir. Burt, who has, ever since the Home was opened, left there daily loaf of bread; a loaf of cake, from Miss Lewis; apples, from Mrs. E., L. Page and Mrs. McNeill; 5 pounds jelly, from Mrs. William J. Atwater, and 5 glasses, from Miss Minnie Scranton; box of dried fruit, Mrs. Hendricks; glass dish, Miss Fisher; fglass berry dish, friend; CTS, from Miss Wightman, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs Newgeon, Mrs. Whittlesey, Mrs. Littell, friends, Mrs. McCabe and Mrs. Robinson, in all 31 pounds; l cane-seat rocker, Mrs. H. B. Rowe; crockery toilet set, Mrs. Stevens; rug, friend; basket of groceries, Mrs. Adler; soap, Mrs. Whittle- | sey, A. Dolan and Mrs. Westbrook; raisins, | Miss Fannie Chandler, Mrs. Lowell and | friend; coffee, Miss Kaiser, 8 friend, Mary | Black and Mrs. J. P. Morrow, in all 12 | pounds; buckwheat, rolled oats, wheatine, | each package, Mrs Street; 3 boxes useful | articles, John Smith; bottle laundry blue, l Mrs. Thomson; 3 yards linen crash, Mrs. | Hartwell; 2 bottles pickles g friend; pair | pillow cases Mrs. Bennetto;4 pairs hand-knit | hose, by Mrs. Henry Smith. knit by lady | over eighty years of age; canned lobster, Miss Peck and Miss Randall; pears, Nellie Warner; articles received without name of donor, bag of flour, soap, starch, dozen or anges, tapioca, prunes, beans, coffee, 8 package of peanuts and fig, maccaroni, cranberries, l gelatine, five boxes of spices, box baking l powder, dozen napkins, all the cereals Money donations-Mrs. J. E. Winchester, Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, each $10; Prof. R. P. Bolles, Mrs. A. G. Lord, Mrs. G. w. D.. Mrs. H. M. Welch, Mrs. James Hadley, Mrs. J. D. Dana, Mrs. Henry Hale, Mrs. E. s. Wheeler, Mrs. H. B. Bigelow, Mrs. W. w. Converse, Mrs. J. N. Elkin, Mrs. Joseph Parker, Mrs James Fellowes, s4; gentleman friend. $2. 50; Mrs. Wm. H. Russell, Mrs. Cady's young ladies, Mrs. Geo. H. Sutton, Mrs. Charles Fabrique, Misses Orton and Nichols, each $2; friend, $1.25; Miss M. Lillian Hendee, Mrs. A. B. Todd, a friend, Mrs. E. L. Catlin, Miss Cady, Rev. W. w. McLane, Mrs. G. F. Newcomb, each s1; Miss N. M. Walsh, 75 cents; Mrs. Bur Fitch, friend, each 25 cents. Total SLY. Other gifts received during November are as follows: From Mrs. Wm. H. Russell, l.. H. | Barnes, Mrs. Joseph Parker, Mrs. H. B. Blgelow, each turkoy5 Mrs. MoKira two turkeys and 8 bag of cranberries; 8 book per's Weekly, Mrs. Meech; Harpers Bazaar from Mrs. Champion; $1 from Mrs. A. B. Dodge. MRS. E. M. JEROME,
 Corresponding Secretary I