Telegram-herald., 1891-11-29
THANKS TOR THE GIFTS
UPON OUR DESERVING INSTITUTIONS
Acknowledgements Returned fss the
kiadiy ssmersAes> ~ the oneers-
List OF These Who Opened fhsir
Purses - the Cali ter help.

The Union Benevolent association
wish 10 gratefully acknowledge the fol-
lowing gifts received ioy Thanksgiving
and snce last octvbes. Cash-Mrs. N.
v. Aldrich. SO; Mrs. j. Boyd PantIind,
s25; c. c. Fuilmer, $25: Mrs. VIM. A.
Berkey, S.; G. w. Colt. SIS; faculty aud
students of Western Michigan college,
Sil.45; ii. NJ. Lemon. $40; Putnam
Candy company, SO; olney a Judson.
$40; Ii. +. Hastings; $40; Mrs. STAN
ton. $40; Mrs. p. W. Thomss, thanks
offering. $40; Mrs. A. Il. Judd. $40;
Presbyterian church collection Thanks
giving day. sl9.7a; Fountain street Bap.
tst church Thanksgiving collection.
500; Alien, Durfee a Co., So; Henry
Walch, 81; Mrs. Edward Tasgart, 81 80;
Wagner Bros, s25; l.. 5. Provin, 81; n
friend, 81; receipted blll from Leisyeld
81; for wrnger, 81 GO; solicited hv Mrs.
Mary G.. Wood, $l2; Mrs. =. Stanton
and Ms. Berkey, for free bed in chill
dreu's ward. $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
$500; friend, 81; Mrs. George Mcla-
" =
T. ID. Gilbert, final settlement OF debt
on home and nurses lodge, S2l1.s6;
c. S. Hartman, use of lecture room for
annual meeting, $40, and donation OF
$40, rent Of same for Z. b. A. fair and
dinner.
The following friends have given
$206, to be used IN purchasing surgical
instruments for the hospital: DR.. Shep-
ard, Willard Keeney, j. NJ. Barnett. ID.
A. Blodgett, Mrs. Wells Burt of Detroit,
Mesdames NJ. r. Bisseli, Torrey, Berkey,
Ganson.
| CIothing-Mrs. Dryden, dresses and
cloaks; Mrs. DIR. Shepard, cloth; Mrs.
Stanton, nightshirts; MIR. Wilkes, eight
children's vests, six pairs pants,
twenty-five pairs hose; a friends. one
pair shoes; Hcrpoisheimer. bundle Of
clothing
Miscellaneous supplies - Enos =, T.
man. two tons range coal; Noigt NJ. l.
ing company, one barrel flour: Lemon
& Wheeler. one barrel rolled oats: Mrs.
f. p. Fuller. one barrel sugar.
one.half barrel of pork; MIR.
Rapp, one barrel of sweet
potatoes, one barrel of flour; Ball. Barn.
hart & Putnam, five pounds coffee, ten
pounds tea, two dozen cans of fruit;
Franklin Barnhart, ten bushels sweet
potatoes; NJ. c. Gnosen, one box soap;
ID. c. MCGOWAN. one lamb; Elliott h
Co., one bushel potatoes, one-half dozen
cans corn, three cabbages, one-half
pound tea; Mr.. Morris, twelve gallons
milk; Mr.. Pigler, three turkeys. two
geese, nine chickens; . friend, two cans
jelly.
The net proceeds of the dinner and
sale gwen November Is by the man.
agement of the U. Il. A. amount TO the
handsome sun of $500.
The committees wish to thank the
many friends who gave willingly and
literally Of time and money, or in any
way assisted in making financial sue
cess of their efforts.
/ MRS. CHARLES BERKEy.
Secretary U. b. A.
Mrs. Gibson, two quarts canned frnit,
four quarts cranberries. Mrs. A. n.
Smith. two cans fruit; friend, canned
| fruit; Mrs. s. p. Swartz. one can fruit,
two glasses jelly, one basket grapes
Mrs. ]. Boyd Pantlind. one gallon plum
| Jelly; John Clark, one sack flour, ons
turkey; Mrs. w. ID. Gilbert. pickled
| pevches, marmalade and preserves
| Mrs. T. y. Gilbert, one turkey, nine
teen cans fruit. one gallon maple syrup
and pickles. DIR. Albert Robinson, one
turkey: X. G.. Mayhew. sugar; Mr.. Eble
two turkeys. two chickens; pictures fol
children's ward from Messrs. Fowle
Seymour and al. +. c." . former
| nurse.
Additional Thanksgiving donationl
| will be noticed later.