Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-12
HOME ron TIE FnIENDLEss.

HOME FOR THE FRIENDLEsS. subscriptions ana Donations Re- ce1ved for the quarter Ending sep tember 3, 1890.
 Mrs. F. w. Benedict, $20.
 Mrs. E. E. Salisbury, Mrs. H. B. Bige- low, each $10.
 Mrs. E. H. Trowbridge, Mrs. Henry Far nam, Mrs. William Fitch, Mrs. F. B. Dex- ters. Mrs. H. H. Benedict. each $5.
 Mrs. M. F. Tyler, $4.
 Mrs. T. R. Trowbridge, Mrs. Henry o. Kingsley, Mrs. Thomas Wells, Mrs. w. Trowbridge, Mrs. E. H. Trowbridge, jr., Mrs. Henry T. Blake, Mrs. George B. Far nam, Mrs. Joseph Parker, Mrs. L. J. San ney, jr., Mrs. J. L.. Grifing, Mrs. E. s. Rowland, Mrs. N. D. Sperry, Mrs. Lewis Fitch, Mrs. Samuel Harris, Mrs. George E. Day, Mrs. J. D. Dana, Mrs. T. D. Wool sey, Mrs. Thomas Hooker, Mrs. B. R. Eng fish, Mrs. James G.. English, Mrs. Daniel Trowbridge, Mrs. Thomas Sault, each $2. Mrs. I. Damn, Mrs. Levi Gilbert, Mrs. D. 0. Leavenworth, Mrs William Briggs, Mrs. J. D. Roberts, Mrs, Horace Fitch, Mrs. L. B. Judd, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. A. c. Lum, Mrs. H. P. Wright, Mrs " D. Whi- M G. T. Ladd, Mrs. G. 0. Brush, Mrs. J. M. Hoppin, Mrs. T. Dwight, Mrs. L. o. Brastow, Mrs. T. D. Seymour. Mrs. William R. Tyler, Mrs. 0. L. Leete, Mrs | J. D. Dewell, Mrs L. E. Osborne, Mrs Charles Kimberly, Mrs. Philo Lewis, Mrs w. H. Lee, Mrs. w. E. Chandler, Mrs. H. c. Warren. Mrs. D. c. Collins, Mrs. q. L. Deming, Mrs. A Blackman, Miss Whitcomb, Miss Hurlburt, Miss Oliver, Miss Kingsley, Miss Prudden, Miss Bradley, Miss Nicoll, Miss Marshall, Miss Rose Porter, each $1.
 1 Mrs. Hill, friend, each 50 cents; a friend, % cents; Mrs. G. F. Reynolds, pa l pers and magazines; MT. Hoggett, twenty l strawberries, one dozen ears of corn; Mrs. Joseph R. French, four pairs of stockings; Mrs. William Hillhouse, papers, slippers; 1 Mrs. Sherman Foote, package of clothing, 1 pictures, papers and other articles; Mrs. J. P. Hotchkiss, ,twenty-six quarts of straw l berries, sugar and cakes, mattress; friends l in Huntsville, two new boys suits, quan. tity of other clothing, books, toys, etc., Mrs. F. E. Kernochan, magazines; Mrs E. Hayes Trowbridge, cot bed, two mat l tresses and high chair; Mrs. Mou1throp infants cloak and blanket, 8 underwaiste boy's waist; Mrs. E. B. Stevens, crif quilt, 9 infants dresses; Mrs George Lord valuable packages of clothing, etc.; Mrs Charles Speh, quantity of infants cloth ing; Mrs. Benedict, skirt, undervest, hood pieces, 6 mats and cushion; Mrs. E. Morse, plants; Mrs. T. H. Bishop, croque set, clothing and other articles; Mrs. Sal isbury, papers and infants shirts; Mrs William H. Thompson, Century flo: one year, raspberries, silk pieces Mrs. Henry T. Blake, clothing articles; Mrs. D. w. Thompson, three pair children's shoes, pair childrens over l shoes, 3 pairs stockings and shirts; MT Grannis, 3 quarts milk; MT. Orcutt, fou quarts milk; s. M. Munson, 16 pies; Mrs Lyohs, pieces and pictures; Miss E. Hotchkiss, hats, stockings, pieces and pic lures, package of clothing; Mrs. Fenton papers; MT. Alfred Ives, 1000 bricks.
 l.. F. CowLEs, Treasurer.
 While thanking the public for their in terest in the past, we wish especially t call their attention to our urgent need 0 money to carry on our work. The mum Der of inmates in the home has doubled il the past two years and our income has no increased proportionately. We are no, sheltering nearly sixty persons ranging Ii age from few weeks to ninety years, tn greater number being children under seve and elderly women. While we try to e1 ercise as strict economy as we can and pro vide proper food and clothing for s , many, the expense is considerable, asid from this the greater part of our buildin is old and requires constant repairs and C course with the larger building and famil larger staff of assistants is necessary
 This also increases the expense. Durin i. the past few months we had been oblige to use nearly the whole of our resery
 fund in the savings banks, and unless V ) have liberal response to this appeal
 will soon be completely exhausted.
 l.. F. CowLEs, Treasurer.