Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-10
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Acknswledgments of Donations at
 the Annual Pound Party.
 The managers of the Y. W. 0. A. grate- fully acknowledge the following donations received at the annual pound party, Novem- Der 25th:
 Flour-Miss l.. Hillhouse, Miss s. M. Ben. edict, Mrs. Welles, each barrel Ham Mrs. W. L. Fields. Mrs. J. M. Elkins, Mrs. N. H. Hoyt, jr., Mrs..F. R. Bliss, Mrs. Win- chester, each 1. Turkeys-Mrs. Fl. B, Bige- low. Mrs. Wm. Russell, each 1. Cereals packages cerealine, packages wheat, Miss Kingsley; package cerealine. Mrs. Chat Miss Patterson, Mrs. Poronts, friend, each package; package hominy, Mrs. Weber; package rnaccaroni, friend; g packages white oats. 8 pounds oatmeal. friends: rice, Miss Lottis Pease, Miss Futile, friends, each pound; sugar, Mrs. J. Fellows 201S pounds, Mrs. Bennett 15 pounds, Mrs. Grih6ng IA lbs |, Mrs. Luman Cowles 13 1-2 lbs, Miss. J. 0. Hope 12 1-2 lbs, friend 4 lbs., Mrs. Chat field ? lbs, Miss Ireland Mrs. filling, Miss 1 lb. Crackers-N. H. Baking company 6 lbs., friends 16 1-2 lbs., Miss Bristol 1 lb, 3 1-2 lbs. cut sugar, 3 1-2 lbs. coffee, 1 1.2 tea, 1-2 lbs. rice, Mrs. Joseph Parker; 9 boxes minoe meat, 3 bottles extract, 1.2 dog. eggs, Mrs. Belcher; I 1.2 lbs. tea Mrs. Homer Peck, coffee, Mrs. Marvin; Mrs. Damn, friends, each pound; pork Mrs. Fuller, 12 pounds; Mrs. R. Brown, 3k pounds white castile, Mrs. J. Fellows, two friends, each 3 bars; friend, cake; MT. Squires, box toilet soap; raisins, Miss An- drews, Mrs. Damn, each pound; Mrs. E. M. Reed, boxes layer raisins, cans Guilford tomatoes; friend, 1 pound ginger wafers;s friend, pound vanilla cakes; friend, box buffet waters; Nr. Hall, 1 pound molasses flakes; Mrs. A. H. English, pounds I. nuts; Mrs. J; Fellows, one pound apples, Mrs. c. B. Bowers barrel, s."sS' Mrs. W. J. Atwater, Mrs. D. Umberfeld, each peck; grapes, Mrs. Stowe, Miss Wardell, friend, each pound; friend 311S pounds cranber- ries, Irving Hunyon 111 pounds dates; jelly, 1 bowl, 3 tumblers, quart bottle pickles, Mrs. Beecher; 12 jars jam, Law & Minor; 3 cans peaches, Mrs. Peck; can peaches, Miss Randall; pounds prunes from friends; bushels turnips. MT. Hiram Camp; bushel dict; sideboard, Mrs. s. Q. Rice; calico, MT. McGuire 12 yards, friend 1S yards; cotton cloth, Wm. Neely 12 yards, friend 10L yards; toweling, F. M. Brown, Mrs. Pickett 31k yards, Miss Monson yards, friend 3 yards; towels, Mrs. Bunnell 6, Mrs. Root 9. Miss Gilbert dozen; waiter, soapdish, dispers, saucepans, 3 preserve kettles. dish mop, Mr. and Mrs. Wurta; 1 dipper. dripping pan, Miss Nader; 3 dust pans, Miss Hnrd;. 3 dippers, Mrs. Van Dusen; ? .whisk brooms, Mrs. Cottrell, feather duster, Mrs. 0. L. Johnson; ? pictures, Miss Grif- fing; pan and papers. Mrs. Boone; pail, friend; note paper, 1-2 ream, O. A. Dorman; ream, box envelopes, MT. w. J. Atwater; paper and envelopes, Mir. and ms-s. Wurts; 3 blank books, MT. Peck; books, llG Many donas.
 idr Mrs. E. B. BoSditsn' s;ass' Mqs.a. s.a.ahsster, s!.:..I: E.:; E: F, each rross5;ass' :se ns. A ! srh 1nh Mrs Cornelius 0. Davies, Mrs ns,;a n. M
 BsSSaa,ct. Mrs. James Hadley, Mnaf Mss. usn1 n e [. Xsms. Xs N. J. D. Dams, Mrs. sa%Uel W D : D Bolles, Vrs. Eli Whitney, Mrs. A. VI, " ' o Forest, Sch 6; Mrs. John Irumoush; hr, friend, eacE<e; Mra. T. r: Bartlett, .h Ml' ' - Mrs. N. L. Brolson, Mrs. 8. F. Cady, Mr III i. U. A. English, Ms. Sesrs, each Sl; irieh , BOG; from sale of oi1 pennies cosiecteo e n'ss n'n Acrrs M H.SGnsrHr. Cor. s1o.
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