Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-06
COntributi to the Ladies' Seamen'a
 Friend Society

For the quarter ending Jan. 31, 1889:
 Henry w. Farnnn, $50; Davenport church collection, $S1.62; Simeon Baldwin. DAven- port church Sunday school, Gen. Terry and sisters, each $25; Second church, Fair Haven, $22 24; George W. Curtiss, $10; St. Johns Episcopal church collection, ,s9. 25; Trsadwell Ketchum for the New York Herald, $S; J.O. Bergh, $6; First Congregational church of Norwich, Lyman Osborne, Miss Mary Scran- ton, Mrs. George W. Curtiss, each $5; Con- gregational church of Mount Carmel, S4. 24; Mrs. Joseph Beadle, Miles F. Futile, Mrs. Samuel Halliwell, each $3; Mrs. c. s. Win chell, $2 56; Mrs. John W. filling, Mrs. Nelson Adams, Mrs: L. P. Deming, tin, Mrs. L. winship, Mrs. A. N. DeForest coat $2: William H. Patten, Rev. Daniel Lappan, Sapfeld, Mass; Mrs. Collins, Mrs. A. B. Fuller, Mrs. John H. Booth, Mrs. Stephen Perkins, Mrs. H. Red- field, Mrs. L. L. Bostwick, Mrs. Charles P. Sanford, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Miss H. Hull, Mrs. Isaac Beers, Miss Jane L. Beers, Mrs. Henry Chsmpin, Mrs. Henry N. Day, Mrs. Richard Rice, Mrs. George P. Marvin, Mrs. A. A. MoAllister, Mrs. Sarah L. Cady, Miss Sarah Hotchkiss, each HOO; Mrs. L. Hand, Mrs. ". B. Law, Miss I. Jocelyn, Friend, soc; Friend 25c.
 SPECIAL FOR CHRISTHAS.
 Mrs. John H. Porter $50, MT. and Mrs. F. W. Fellowss, Mrs. O. F. Winchester, Mrs. Max Adler, each $1O; Lorenzo Armstrong, Mrs. Henry Farnam, Mrs. H. M. Welch, each $5; Mrs. Stephen Perkins, Mrs. Fanny Gil- bsrt Mrs. O. s. Nersick, Mrs. William Far nam, Mrs. F. L. Bostwick, Mrs. Joseph Por- ter, J. O. Bergh, each $2, H. A. Warner, Mrs. Henry Bronson, Mrs. Dr. Lindsley, Mrs. E. Tol- T-I, H T-1 Captain George s: Rankin. E. H. Weaver, Captain J. Weaver, friend, Mrs. William Moseley, Mrs. J. H. Booth, Mrs. L. Cowles Charles Munson, Mrs. Street, Mrs. J. A. Sperry, Mrs. Dr. Winchell, Mrs. Mcqueen, Mrs. Fog, Mrs. s. J. Fox, O. E. filling, Miss Eld, each $1; Mrs. Langdon, Mrs. G. Mer- win, Mrs. c. J. Munson, jr., each 5Oc.; Andy McLane, 25c.
 Magazines, books and papers are acknowl- edged from Mrs. Porter, Albert Forbes, Mrs. 0. W. Mott, J. P. Cadman, the Palladium office, friend, Mrs. R. L. Deming, Mrs. Lewis Fitch, Mrs. Wm. Law, James Chamberlain, Mrs. R. P. Bolles, Miss 0. Bassett, Mrs. P. ker, Miss Hotchkiss, Mrs. J. H. Foy, M. O.. Richards, West Hartford, Conn, Rev. L. Fl. Lee, friend, Mrs. W. Nichols, Mrs. l.. Cowles, Mrs. J. H. Booth, Y. M. Institute, Mrs. E. Nersick, Mrs. l.. G. Harri- son, Mrs. G. W. Curtis, Mrs. F. E. Wheeler, h1ss 0bu0 b6oEH, Mrs. U. ". 4oWusSuO, Mrs. s. R. Ives, from "Friend" one years sub- scription to the Independent"
 Clothing is gratefully acknowledged from Mrs. J. H. Foy, Miss Bassett, friend, Mrs. J. Fl. Booth, F. Bruen, from Howe & Stetson, Pillow case pattern; Miss Bridgeman, towels.
 Turkeys and chickens for the Sailors home from Mrs. Lewis Fitch, O. E. Minor.
 FOR CHRISTMAS.
 Fl. A. Harrison, lumber for tables; deco rstions for the "tree," Stephen Perkins, jr. i; Mrs. l.. Cowles, 1oe illustrated Christmas cardss Mrs. L. Perkins, Woodbridge, bar rel apples; B. H. Douglass & Sons, 3 dozen candy flied cornucopias; Hurlbut Bros, 5 pounds cut sugar; cake from Mrs. 0. 8. Gray, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Winohell, Mrs. M. Queen, Mrs. Adler, Mrs. J. A. sper- ry and Mrs. G. F. Warner; biscuit from Mrs. Gray, Mrs. E. Kimberly, Mrs. F. L. Mix; tin balls from Mrs. Deming, Mrs. Sperry, Mrs. Street; 65 pairs knitted wristers from Mrs. Marks, Miss Meyer, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Law, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs: McQueen, Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. Deming and Mrs. Peck.
 MRS. HELEN L. CowLEs, Treasurer.