Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-16
HOME FOR THE FR1ENDLEss.
Donations Received on the Annual
 Donation Day.
Donations received TOT the | Frien11esS on January s. 1886:


 Friendless on January 8, 1886:
 Cash tlonations-NIrs Joseph Sheffield $1O0, Mrs J. B. Robertson $25, Mrs Henry Farnham $95 Mrs Burrows Mrs Eli FL Whitney H1 Mrs N Ezekiel ] Troy SiO; Mir. $ k. Downer Mrs. s. R. Downer, Mrs. E. Hoshkiss' S1l Mrs Ghahl;ss Gharlef H. T9wn ffiSnG by Miss Bishop, Mrs. F. Hayes Trowbridge, Mrs w. O. Armstrong. Dr. T. H Bishop 17s Mrs; Rich Ml Lester Bradner, Mrs. Graves, friend, each g; Mad, de Menkintz MI Mrs William Ii ,, Barnes Mrs: Mrs i5 cents total, saGs75
 NIrs. William Hillhouse 25 yards calico, Miss Dav- enport 3D yards calico and q yards ging' Mrs. T: II. Gibbons. calico dress and lin. flannel, Mrs. H. W. schoonmaker 1 doz. oranges, Mrs. Bradner merino wrappers, cake and 4 doz. h. of tea and doz. cakes, MT. Debel box of as sorted cakes pies doz. ten cakes. quarts of ice caIico' Mrs George 'r. Fitch wrapper, outdoor sack, black mantle and worSted ed hood, Mrs J | | gaines and picture books Mrs. Cowles 1 doz. pair of chlldren's stockings 3; hand woolen dresses fla Harris cIoci' ei MTs E. $ Gaylord sl yards calico, Edward BStP SGIGn f amp Mrs w. Barnes framed pictures for nursery, Miss L. H. Clarke go yards % large % clock; R Mrs Mrs and Miss Scranton ready made garments Mrs: T. c. Bennett ready made garments, cotton, gridiron, scoop adle canister, canopener, pans. Mrs, N. W. Merwin pairs stockings.
 
 Fannie Tucker Mrs. IT, $. 1yrrell package of chil- dren's clothing, friend secondhand clothing, Mr. Henry Plumb hoods and box of sundries, Ma mic Robinson swinging cradle and magazines, Miss Jutson dress for Jane Quin, Mir. w. E. Fenn l2 pairs of shoes, Mrs Fl. M.Day calico dress, pair mittens ? yards Canton flannel; Mrs L. l.. Camp a hood for Jane Quin. mittens for Adelne Johnson, dress for Alnfa Bunnell. calico for baby dresses, pairs shoes, yards flannel, 1 pair stockings, Bolton Neely 20 yards ltnnel, 10 yards Canton flannel. Mrs. Werden package of clothing, Mrs. RO gOwski 10 yards flannel. Mrs. Joseph Parker pairs slippers, pair shoes, flannel sheet, 13 yards un beiched cotton. J yards flannel. handkerchefs, 1 ! ards calico, j. N. Adam < Co., 32 yards unbleached cotton, Mrs. sherman Foote clothing and toys. Mrs Romanta Wells children's clothing, Dwight Place church Il sewing machine, Mr. Minor platterS, pitcher, r plates, bowls, il cups Mrs Demarest rocking horse, toys. books and children s clothing, Miss 1saphene Hillhouse bar rel of flour, Mrs r. l.. Bostwick pound of tea, Gil Dert X Thompson bottles Of wine jelly, Mrs. J E. Sheffield barrel of apples, box crackers, pounds of candy. pounds hoIHiny, 10 pounds oatmeal. , large cOdtlsh, dozen oranges, Mrs Henry Harness Elias DicNernan baskets tiIrnips. bushel apples "A yards of calico, 2yards unbleached cotton, 5 yards bleached, yards gingham articles of cloth Ing, J. D. Dewell box of soap, $. Thompson i dozen biscuit, Mir Hiram Camp clock N. W. Merwin packages of rolled oats Mrs. J. F. Douglass sugar, Mrs. J. T. Fitch bag of corn meal II. Iluhn large bag of candy, Alice and Louiae Fitch the St. Nicholas for 1884, Mir. Chidsey box mararuni, cans oatmeal, cans of salmon, E. Arnold Co. saucepans and oannisters, Mrs Stiles tea kettle, Mrs. C. E. Graves porcelain kettle, A. r. Brown codfsh, Mrs. Morrow a bed pau. Mrs. Prof Brewer clothing, Coe & Field q bag Itf oatmeal, Mrs triflu Il tin