Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-09
subscriptions and Donations to th
 Home for the Friendless.

Subscriptions and donations to the Home for the Friendless from Feb. 1st to May 1st 1889:
 Misses Edwards, Miss Fannie Terry, MT. Henry c. Rowe, each $10.
 MT. T. Ketcham. Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. E. Louise Beecher, Mrs. T. s. Hotchkiss, Mrs. A. H. Hotchkiss Mrs. T. Fl. Bishop, Mrs. Richard Everit, Miss Emily Booth, Miss Elizabeth Eld, each S5.
 Miss Twinning, $4.
 Mrs. Charles Mulock, Miss Kate Smith, Mrs. s. M. Coulburn, Mrs. J. s. Beach. each $S.
 Mrs. B. Ives, Mrs. Dr. Hubbard, Mrs. E. I. Sanfold, Mrs. G. B. Cruttenden, Mrs. G. H. Watrous, Mrs. w. R. H. Trow- bridge, Mrs W, ": v; z Zoe, c,.l4 Mrs uz. A. Breslin, Mrs. J. English, Mrs. E. H. English, Mrs. J. D. Whitmore. Mrs. Isaac Beers, Mrs. G. P. Marvin, Mrs. Levi Ives, Mrs. Wm. Law, Mrs. J. P. Futile, Mrs. o. E. Graves, Mrs J. Fl. Marlin, Mrs. Wm. Beebe, Miss NJ. John ston, Miss S. J. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Geo. Curtis, each $2.
 Congregational church, Fair Haven-Mr. James Fordham, Miss Caroline Diekman, Miss D. W. Lyman, Miss Harriet Thill, Miss Sarah Mix, Miss Orton, Mrs. George Dicker- man, Mrs. Truman French, Mrs. Abram Sanford, Mrs. T. Sheldon, Mrs. J. Blair, Mrs. Henry Pierpont, Mrs. 0. K. Billings, Mrs. E. V. Reynolds, Mrs. T. A. Barnes, Mrs. L. B. Morris, Mrs. Wilson Brooks, Mrs. Henry Champion, Mrs. W. T. Cannon, Mrs. Henry Rogers, Mrs. c. W. Kendall, Mrs. R. E. Rice, Mrs. Silas Galpin. Mrs. A. McAlis- ter, Mrs. H. M. Bishop, Mrs. E. R. Nichols, Mrs. Benjamin Cheney, Mrs. George Lord, each $1.
 Mrs. F. P. Gilbert, carpet, countsrpanes; Mrs. Macdonald, second hand clothing; Mrs. George Chidsey, crackers and canned soup; Marv OiPrian a10ak. Mra Inhn ROua papers; Mrs. Whitmore, papers, lamp and Youths companions; friend, books; pr. Sage, lamp; Mrs. George A. Butler, ,children's clothing; Mrs. Salisbury, ST., papers; Mrs. Salisbury, jr., box of candy, papers, cloak, % magazine; zrrGa friend two iamns Inoes Mrs. Burdett Hart, books; Mrs. George Lord, 3 pairs of shoes, large quantity of hannels, silk handkerchief; Mrs. Lyons, can of pears, card pictures, box of candy, apples; Mrs. Loeb, package of corn starch, package of avena; Mrs. E. P. Larhsm, pickles and pres serves; Miss Emily Hotchkiss, table-cloth dinner and tea knives, carving knife and pictures, scrap bag, waist; Miss E. $. Hotchkiss, oranges and cider; Miss Tillotson, shawl, wrapper and gingham dress; Mrs. s. R. Hemingway, children's clothing; Mrs. Ezekiel H. Trowbridge, large parcel new clothing; Mrs. Benjamin English,
 
 overcoat, four dresses: Mrs. Wells, boys overcoat, flannel piece, 2 undervests; friend, sofa; Mrs. N. Herz, box of candy, splashers, tidy, 3 easels, 3 cakes soap; Rev. Mrs. James, papers; MT. Fabriqus, 20 quarts of milk; Mrs. P. s. Evans, reins for children, two mats and other articles; Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss, cheese, jelly and oranges; Mrs. Chamberlain, looking glass; Mrs. Hillhouse, dress; Mrs. Frisbie, cloak; Mrs. Wm. Frank lin, clothing; Mrs. Hemingway, toys, books, shoes and children's clothing; Mrs. Wm. Allen, worsteds for the children, two flannel skirts, pair of wristlets; Mrs. Ruel, children's clothing; Mrs. Rice, two gallons of oysters Mrs. Amos F. Barnes, children's haudker- chiefs and mittens; Mrs. T. H. Bishop, or anges, cake, clothing, buttons, cards, truit knife, babies' brush, 6 cans tomatoes; Mrs. William Thomson, curtains; Our Society, in- fants' clothing and large parcel of clothing for Mrs. Abramson and child; Mrs. Goodman large parcel clothing; The Ten, dolls, toys, pictures, books and candy several times; Protestant Industrial association, mating, chairs and carpet sweepers; Mrs. Samuel Hemingway, second hand clothing; Mrs. Phelps papers; Mabel and Gracie McMahon, card pictures; Minnie Rogerson, card pictures; Grace chnrch Sunday school, AZ booke: Mrs T. G. Bennett, large quantity of toys; Mrs. Hall, foot quilt, crib spread; Mrs. Rice, shoes, dresses, hats, boohs, pictures, plates, sugar bowl and other articles; Mrs. John H. Jones, rocking chair, tidy, games, scrap book, quantity of clothing, toilet cushion, magazines; Mrs. Whitemore, papers; Mrs. Demarest, large quantity of children's cloth ing; MT. Tucksr, discount on bill 50 cents Mrs. Little, dress; Mrs. Hollister, papers and Easter cards; Mrs. Douglass, 21-2 dozen eggs. L. F. CowLEs, Treasurer.