Telegram-herald., 1889-11-28
TIE usBEgClRTES
Phe Results of tae Prsss Ladies
EEorts.
The Chilarea n sis Hase sPtSSaaa Das'
ser aEd a heap "a Other SSoa
IaiaSs-Lkst % tne DSBors

The l2dles' E<css committee has been
very successful la tAer efforts Ia D.
half Of tas free k.ndcFgaEEsn, On OF
tawa-sI., and contributions Of clothing,
food and money have been pouring IA
for tne past week until the hst has
grown to h. 4 long one. The cash con
trbutoHs amount % about $50, and TIE
provisions and clothing vii 20 i9ng
ways toward making the little ones
comfortable, noW that " .ater : really
here.
The Thanksgiving dinner vii be served
tomorrow at noon, IA the kindergarten
rooms, aud this handsome sum turaed
over u the treasurer OF the kinder
garten circle. The clothing Viii be
made up by some Of the tens Of me
Kings Daughters, and there Will oe gen
erai rejoicing Oh lower Otiawa-st. ior
many a day.
Ine list 5 a. follows;
A. O.. Wagner, apples; Mrs. DR.. Sin-
clair, Jelly aud 81: A. Y. Pantllnd, y;
Buys & Dupree, 25c; l.. j. Adams, 2oc;
Mrs. IL. I. knllten, cookies; j. HI. FORD,
81; IELEGRAM-HERALDC composing rooms
Si.5O; G.. L. Mayhem, nve palrs shoes;
DR.. j B. Griswold, use of horse, car
rage and driver: {. ID. Hodges, horse,
wagon and driver Tor one day; Miss
Carrie Brown, clothing; Mrs. Thomas
Dixon, clothing; Mrs. A. A. Cnppen,
clothing; Mrs. A. B. Watson, s.; ID. A.
Blodgett, IS; Mrs. w. H. Lambert, 50;
Mrs. u. NJ. Amberg, clothing; Bert Hall,
al; Mrs. Cnauncy Guest, one PIE; Mrs.
Frank MOultOn, cranberry sauce; Mrs.
A. {. Lynn, three dozen dOughnuts and
marble cake; Mrs. John Peck, clothing,
food, and two pies; Enos Putnam, -;
Mrs. A. X. Mohr, u pairs socks and
clothing; Mrs. VI. j. Smiley, baked
goods; the Star Clothing store, under
wear; Mrs. j. A. Baker, two loayes OF
bread and doughnuts; Giant Clothing
House, 25c; Tower Clothing House, ,
suits boys clothes and turkey; Spring
q Company, ~ yards cotton flannel;
/ Boston store, material for two dresses;
Mrs. J. b. GrlswOld, , lOaves of bread
and sugar Samuel Lantsbery, clothing;
Hill, domestic bakery, bakers goods;
l.. ID. Winchester & Co., sugar; Mrs.
| George Quimby, bed and bedding; Mrs.
l.. ;. PrOvin, hats and clothing; Mrs. j.
&. ClOyes, potatoes; Mrs. I. I. Harley,
clothing; Mrs. Antrim, so cents and
clothing; Mrs. +. c. Stratton, 80 cents;
A. l.. Wilkes, clothing, stockings and
cloth for two dresses: +, Z. KIdder q
| Co., $l.S0; Herrick & Randall, squash;
WarsOn d Lamb, one dozen cans peas;
Woman's Exchange, basket OF provi-
siOns; Neal Malloy, one pair shoes;
Voigt. Herpolsheimer & Co., clothing;
Mrs. Emma Wheeler, fruit; Mrs. A. j.
Bovine, two pies, two quarts oysters;
Mrs. K. w. Morris, s.; c. 5. Hartman,
| 81; c. II. Redman, % cents; j. c. West,
% cents; Park Congregational Church,
$50; Stranger" So; j. III. McKelvey,
% cents; A Friend, % cents; Mrs.
c.. Z. Perkins, clothing; A Friend,
clothing; A Friend, clothing; Eagle COM
posing room, Sl.13; Mrs. e. III. Foote,
two pies; Mrs. C. +. Leavenworth, pota-
toes and cabbage; Mrs. Gill, canned
fruit; Semyn Il DeMan, two quarts
oysters; Mrs. 7. NJ. Carpenter, 81; Prof.
c. y. Colwell, turkey; Mrs. L. d. Con-
ger. groceries; Mrs. Curry, doughnuts;
l.. S. Gibbs, clothing.