Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-20
HOME FOR THE FkIENDLEss.
Acknowledgeme ent of tho Donation
 Day Gifts.

Day OlItSs
 Donations to the Home for the Friendless Donation day, November Il, 1891:
 Mrs Nathan A. Baldwin $50.
 hirs. E. H. Trowbridge, Mrs. J. B. Robertson, Mrs. Henr, w. Farnam, Mrs. Justus s. Hotch- kiss, each S25.
 Mrs. Henry Farnam, Mrs. William L. Kingsley, Mrs. William Fitch, Mrs Thomas Wells Mrs Q F. Winchester and Miss=s E. Betts and Jennie Lyman, each $I0.
 E. J. Morse, c. E. Graves, John Q. Hollister. Ellsworth Foote, Dr. T. H. Bishop, MT. Pulladan, Mrs. Ba' ngrover, Mrs. c. H. Townsend, Mrs S. C. Rice, Mrs H N. Day, Mrs, T. Atwater Barnes Mrs. Amos F. Barnes, Mrs. Thomas $. Osborne, Mrs j. s. Griffiug, Mrs. William H. Thomson First Presbyterian church, by Mrs David Bar
 Misses Kelsum, Orton Emily Nichols, Josie Lym L. II. Clarke, Mrs. Lesier Bradner, Mrs. Fred A. Betts, ca h S.
 Misses Bassett, Mary B. Shipman, Mrs Gnstavus Eliot, Mrs J D: whi5mo1e, Mrs ,ry P A A. z: 6:. Rus E, K. Meehan, A. DeMatty, Mrs s. M. Barnum, H. W Crawford, William $. Johnson, Mir. Kleiner, each S1.
 Hiilhouse, David Callahan, Anthony spinello, Moses Jones, Arthur H Barnes, Mr. seeley, Mr.
 Sherman Russell Friend i. Erapes, T,s7 Tyler
 RybgEr RT friend M by ars RybsSg frisnd by Mrs Lat m, each 25.
 Six ladies by Mrs. Latham, each 10. o E. P. Judd, S5.20 worth of books; McGuire & Co., cloaks, l2 papers uf pins, 12 caps. A pairs of stockings, 9 boxes of thread, remnants of dress goods A DeMaty pairs of
 Clothing; s ;' Mr spa9lding, 24 cakes toilet soap; Mrs. P. M. Schoonmaker, barrel of sweet potatoes; Mrs. Loveland. loaves of bread % | biscuits; Mrs; Tyler, nat and package under 1 L. w. Chamberlain, l barrel of flour; Mrs. Is: R. Blatchley, clothing. ? chairs DqpkappS Inf clothing. Airs ThtImnSOQ 1 quarts of oysters; Mrs. c. E. Graves shooting, lady's | coat aud other garments; MT William Beebe, Sl of calico; Moses Thomas, large package of tea Mrs E. R. Graham package of clothing; Mrs. B Rogowski, gingham and calico; Miss Harriet M man. cape; Mrs. l.. l.. Camp, calico dresses; F.
 M: Brown & Co, package of dress goods
 Mrs m Hee's H. Bishop, ~ woolen i ' dfesses Eees
 Mrs. N. W. Merwin, cake and candy Haufr Bros l Blake, dining table and 3 pair of mittens; Mir Delbel, large basket of cake; Miss Margaret
 Townsend, high chair and photograph; Mrs TwitcheiI, shoes and overshoes; friend, pack age of books; friend, parasols, pair of shoes | Mrs G. P Marvin, night dre5ses. friend car | pet sweeper and clothing; Miss Fanny Colts | Sunday school class, several scrap books; a
 friend cloak and papers; Mrs. Charles S. Gray large box of crockery, name or donor not recefv | Thomas Saut, book and old linen; Mir. P. Clark | apples and doughnuts; Mrs. Elias Dickerman | loaf of cake and biscuits; Mrs. w. W. Rodman | wrapper, towels and cretonne Mrs. Clifford H Deming, tox of toys, package of clothing, hats
 ec.; Mrs; Woodhouse, package of othing; Mrs ! Warner D. JudSon, two cloaks and package of l clothing; Marsden c. Perry, buttons, stockings
 bread, wools, ruching and other articles; Miss D | package of clothing; Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss
 six loaves of sponge cake; friend, children :: | Baptist church. package of infants clothing and 1 gingham First Presbyterian church, undercloth'g g Mrs, J. S. Farren, piece of cotton cloth; Coope | 6 Nichols, barrel of apples; Miss Mary Warner 1 two large spoons; Mrs J. D. Whitmore, package of clotkmg and articles for the children; Mrs. B R. English three wooen undershirts; Miss Town | send, six chidren's chairs; Mrs Henry E. HerZ | six cniidrens chairs; Mrs E. M. Loveland, two packages of clothing; Mrs. M c. Barnes, pack | age of old linen; Miss Mary Davenport, hood anG | calico wrapper; Coe 6 Field. box clothes pios | two scrubbing brushes; Reeds fish market, boz l of boneess codtish Miss Sadie JudSop, books anC | games; Mrs. J. Parish, package of infants cloth l ing. L F. CowLEs, treasurer