Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
THANK you.
The 4. 4. A. Ekprsssss tts Gr4tituds for
Liberal Contribatloas

The 4. n A EkpFssses tt< Sr&tituds Tor
Liberal Contribution.
The Union Benevolent Association
desire T. acknowledge, With many
thanks, the following gifts received
Thanksgiving day and during the
months OF September, october and No
yember;
Cash Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Thanksgiving union services,
slS3, F. r. Wilcox, s25; VI. B., 800; Mrs.
". G. Weatherly. s.; Miss Helen Miller,
s.; Mrs. s L. withey. $40; Mr.. Keeler,
al; a friend, 50 cents; Mrs. Isaac Phelps,
s., Esther Kendall, .S25; Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Durfee, s.; ;. Frost and Miss
Hopkins, $40; +. A. Uall, s.; friend,
90 cents; Hazeltne q Perkins. S25; J. NJ.
Weston, $40; Mrs. Charles Berkey, 81 %;
Mrs. :. L. Frost, $l0 G.. y. Wagner a
Bro. S25; Grand Rapids Hydraulic
Company, SS64; Foster. Stevens q Co.,
SO; Mrs. :. stanton, SO. crOckery TO
the amount OF S24l4, II. Leonard 5
Sons x Co. kalsOmlnlng 10 the amount
OF s2, John Emery; annual membership
tickets, S2sS
Home and Hospital-Electuca ap.
paratus, value $40, Mrs. NJ. X. BisSell
and others; portable copying press, ".
b. Willard; skeleton, value $40, y. J..
Avery; three boxes shoes, Rindge 4 CO.;
four yards rubber tubing, Miss Abble
Brown; thirty pairs hose, j. l.. Wilkes;
100 pounds flour, 20 pounds graham
flour, DeYonge and Van Henlan; one
turkey, two cans succOtash, mince-
meat, Mrs. Eddy and Dr. Graves; one
sack -four, one can maple syrup, Mrs. l..
Iaggart; three cans fruit, Mrs. James
Miller; -four, oysters and crackers, Mrs.
Phelps; one barrel -four. Is pounds tea,
Enos Putnam; 800 bushels coke, I. ID.
Gilbert; one sack -four, j. c. Clark; one
barrel -four, 10 pounds tea, Willard
Barnhart; two gallons apple butter,
Mrs. Morton; one tub each OF
corned beef and pork, A. b.
Wykes; one turkey, +. G. Studley;
one turkey, Henry Ninkenmulder; one
barrel flour, Voigt Milling Co.. package
stationery, children's books, pens and
ink, Eaton q Lyon; Apples, celery,
oranges and crackers, +. j. Herrick;
20 pounds Oolong tea, NJ. c. GoOsen;
one case each tomatoes, corn, string
beans and lima beans, Olney q
Judson; one barrel crackers and
one barrel -four, Mrs. ID. ID.
Cody; one barrel crackers, Sears
Cracker Co.; quantity sandwiches and
celery, Divlsion-st. NJ. +. Church; bask-
ct of pies. Masonic fair; 100 pounds of
flour, Mrs. Wilson; meat, A. B. Wykes;
melons, Z. j. Herrick; 35 loayes of
bread, Democratic League; % loavcs of
bread, Congregational Church; one gal
Ion maple syrup, Mr.. E. G.. Studley;
meat, Mr.. Wykes; large amount of tin
ware, two cases of canned goods and
other supplies, OwashtanOng Club;
Miscellaneous-Flow Mrs. Arnold,
Mrs Taggart, Mrs. Edward Lowe, Room
Fountain-st. school, Mlnisterng
ChIldren's league, children of Foun-
taln-st Baptist Church; a basket of
fruit and confectionery, daintily pre-
pared, with card From a little girl
to little girl;" fresh fruit for invallds,
grapes: Mrs. 7. ID. Gilbert; one
basketI grapes, j. A. Pearce;
one-half dozen call bells, from friend ;
baby clothes. Mrs. J. f. Wilcox; a
couch, Mrs. DR.. Thomas; one dress, A
friend; six copies No. Gospel Hymns,
Mrs. Sherman: papers, Mrs. Geo. Fair
man, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Clav; soft
old muslin, Miss Baars, Mrs. McQue-
wan, Mrs. Bssell, Mrs. Waters, Mrs.
Daniels, a friend, Mrs. WIthey, Mrs.
Stanley Allen. and Mrs. Goodman.
Secondhand Clothing, Carpets, Boots
and Shoes-Mesdames Enos Putnam,
f. b. Fisher, s. F. Aspinwall, Halle
wood, Mckee, Bissell, Geo. Freeman,
Whitney. Spring, Christbrow. A. c. Bar
clay, Bevier, Geo. II. White, Watson,
McQuewan, II. W. Nash, f. i. Cole,
Graves, Hoyt, Joseph Mckee, Studley,
II. c. Russell, w. 3. Willard, Tyler,
VIM. A. Berkey, VIM. II. Jones, w. A.
Smith, G. judd. Perry, Albert Avery,
Eddy. HOuseman, A. Durfee, John Pat
ton, Jr., DR.. McPherson. James Miller,
Mr.. Sherwood. DR.. Shepard, J. r.
Smith, c. r. Paine, Mrs. Merriam, Miss
+. Johnson, Mr.. Hamlin, W. 4. Palmer,
Mrs. Gooswen, Nelly Graves, Mrs.
HYDE, Mrs. Mattison, Mrs. Geo. Fair
man, G.. Il. & |. K. r., from ". o.
Hughart and eleven packages from
| friends.
The ladies Of the L. p. a. wish TO
publicly express their thanks to the
following city city papers for uniform
courtesy and generosity: The Eagle,
the Evening Leader, the Daily Demo
crat and the TELEGRAN-HERALD.
Mrs. CHARLES BERKEY,
A,rrrfa~t