Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-24
HOME FOR THE FR1ENDLRss.

Acknowledgement of Donations on
Donation Day.
The managers of the Home for the
Friendless desire to express their thanks
to those who go generously remembered
the institution on donation day:
A friend, by Mrs. J. 8. H., 500.
The Misses Day, Mrs. Nathan A. Bald
win, Mary P. Wade, Friend, each $50.
Mrs e. Il. Trowbridge, Mrs. Samuel
Harris, Mrs. John B. Robertson, Mrs. :. B.
Dexter, Mrs. Franklin Farrell, Mrs. L. A.
Boardman, Mrs. Henry Farnam, Miss Mary
Scranton, DR.. T. Fl. Bishop, Mr.. Justus 8.
Hotchkiss, each $25.
A Friend, 800
Friends, by Miss J. K. T., SIS.
Mrs. Fl B. Harrison, Mrs. 81. P. Hoadley,
Mrs. Eli Whitney, Mrs. Henry W: FarnaDa,
Mrs. William L. Kingsley, Mrs. Dearborn,
Mrs. Edwin Marble, Mrs. Thomas Wells,
Mrs. William o. Armstrong, Mrs: +; b.
Brown, Mrs. F. W. Benedict, Mrs.
R. Trowbridge, Mrs. William Fitch,
Miss Hillhouse, Miss Davenport, Miss
E. Belts. Mr. E Hayes Trowbridge,
jr., Mr.. E. Il. Sperry, each $40; Mrs. J. D.
Duer, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. William Hill
house, Mrs. Charles F. Root, Mrs. r n.
Everit, Mrs. William 81. Thomson, Mrs.
James Hadley, Mrs E. Y. Reynolds, Mrs.
T. B Osborne, Mrs. 81. N. Lyman, Mrs.
s. F. Foote, Mrs. Henry Champion,
Mrs. O. A. Dickerman, Mrs. ]. s. Grifing,
Mre. Charles 81. Townshend, Mrs. M. B.
Newton, Mrs. G. W. Curtis. Mrs.. T. A..
Barnes, Mrs. F. P. Newton, Mrs Emily D.
Clark, Mrs. J.. B. Sargent. Mrs. William
e Townsend, Mrs. Mary Ann Hog
ben, Mics Eliza K Twining,
Miss Julia Twining, Miss Apthorp,
Mr.. Ellsworth Foote, Mr.. @. E. Graves.
Mr.. A. D. Osbnrne, Mr.. Henry T. Blake,
Dr.. R. Mcneil, Qulnnipiac Mission Circle
of the Second Congregational church,
Fair Haven, by Mrs. Nelson Linsley, a
Friend, each IS.
Mrs T. P. Gibbons, Mrs. Caroline Buck.
ingham, Friend, each So.
Mrs. Willett Hemingway, Mrs. R. q.
Stiles, Mrs. -. L. Euglish, Mrs. L. L.
Camp. Mrs. M. S. Gridley, Mrs. Elisha
4. R. Hail, Mrs. " A. 'G MoAlts Mer.
Mrs. l. LESTER. Mrs. 8. R. Blatchley, Mrs.
L. Moulthrop, Mrs. mcfarland, Mrs. A.
q. Bishop, Miss J. E. Lyman, Miss j. M.
Lyman, Miss Porter, Miss Hawkins, each
50; Mr.. Charles T. Stevens. $l.25; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Trowbridge, Mrs. McLsgon,
Mrs. s. w. johnson, Mrs. George B. North,
Mrs. Charlotte Hine, Mrs. e. W. Blake,
Mrs. g. M. Grant Mrs. DR.. Leavenworth,
Mrs. A. G. Winchell, Mre. a. D. CLARK
Mrs. q. E. Herr. Mise Mix, Miss N. B
Snipman, Miss Charlotte D. Shipman, Miss
NJ. a. Blake, Miss Allen, Miss Nc
Alister, Mr.. Henry Bates, Mr.. Lev
Gilbert, Mr.. Callahan, q. Fl. B
Two Friends, Friend by mail, Friend
each, 81; Mise Julia L-ek, Miss Priscill,
Besrdslsy, Miss Edna Gladding, Mrs Mary
Jane Cairns, Mrs Emily Hemingway, eaci
$50 cents; Mrs. Law, Mrs. Baldwin, eacl
rs cents.
Mrs. Henry Farnam, 10 lamb, e. Schon
berger & Son, hind quarter lamb; F. A
Schafsr, shoulder of corned beef; L. @
Pfaf & Son, Sperry & Barnes, J. F
Sheifele, c. E Hart & Co., 8. E. Merwin
Hurlburt Bros, Youngerman Bros eacl
one ham; Bryan, Miner & Read, Mrs. A
| l. Chamberlain, Mrs. Frances P. Gilbert
each barrel of flour; L D. Chidsey, l.
barrel; D S. Cooper & Co, 2 bags; J. q
| Ksarney. D. M. WEIGH & Co., Allyn Bros.
N .A.Fullerton, Jente Bros. leach bag -four
Mrs. J. D. Dewell, l chest tea; Nose
Thomas, pounds of tea; Mrs. M. A. Lee
| Mrs. A. Bostwick, Mrs. Jones, each pouns
tea; Mrs. Larom, package tea, one of col
fee; Francis Bros, 1 keg molasses; stod
dard & Kimberly, box soap; New Have
Baking company, 1 barrel crackers, 8. I
Miller & Co., barrel turnips; Mrs. P. N
Shoemaker, barrel sweet potatoes; Ne,
Haven butter store, 1 bag meal; Glide,
& Thompson, bag cut sugar; Coe & Fields
bag rolled oats; g. M. Gran
Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Umber6eld, eac
one package rolled oats; Mrs. s. Lloy
1 Salisbury, one package cracker
o. F. Clark, basket apples; G. F. Tuttl,
3 boxes salt; Mrs D. Alden, 4 package
groceries; Mrs. Hiekox, packages groce
les; Mrs Payson Orcutt, 8 quarts milk; M,
PARCEL, cake; Mrs. W. A. Todd, jal
fruit; Mrs. johnson, Mrs Fuller, jelly
Mrs. Justus S. Hotchkiss, dozen biscui
6 loaves cake, box candies: j. Deibel, !
dozen cakes and buns; Ferry's bakery,
large packages assorted cake; Gilbert
bakery, loaves cake; Mrs J. NJ Blair,
dozen buns; Mrs. John Marlin, Mrs. s.
Blatchley, each loaf cake; Mr.. J. F. Doul
lass, 10 lbs candy; Hauff Bros, pkg cand,
q. W. Coo, lunches celery; Mrs. W.
Peck, several packages of baby food,
dozsn orangee; T. W. Corbett, brooms,
kettles, 1 tea kettle; Robinson, genero1
supply of tinware; John Bright, lart
| quantity of crockery and glass; H Lessee
2 brooms; Chamberlin & Co., chair
Brown & Durham, zinc for stove; Ne
Haven Window Shade company, q.
Perry, each rug; Mrs. B. R. Englis
sofa: Mrs. 81. M. Atwater, chair; Mrs
Paddock easy chair; Mrs. DR.. Ston
Mrs. Stephen Whitney, sofa al
chair; Mr.. Moseley, bedstead, spring
l table; Mrs. 9. johnson, iron kettle; Mi
:. Harrison, feather bed; Miss Miriam
1 roi, bat
Mansfield, Mrs. Cady, each towels; MI
T. J. Adams, 4 towels; Mrs. J. Y.
Dermott, towels: Mrs Barnes, 8 sheets
pillowcsses; Howe & Stetson, F. M. Bro,
& Co., the Charles Monson company, Ma
den Perry, large and most useful donatio
Of dry goods and fancy articles; Mrs. J.
Farren, 81 yards muslin Mrs. T.
Slshop, a yards gingham, crockery; M
Z. Henry Barnes, ID yards muslin; M
= Graves, 10 yards calico, 6 ya1
towe]ling; Mrs. D. Thurber Salisbury,
yards calico; Mrs Elias Dickerman. cali.
ambric and cotton cloth; Mrs. William
Robinson, calico; Hope church, 8 ysl
canton flannel; Mrs. W. L. Everit, M
Moulthrop, Miss e. E Judson, each NJ
undervests; Mrs. 81. A. Bennett, IS har
Aerchiefs; Mrs. S. Hemingway, large pae
age wash cloths; Mrs. Eli W. Blake
l
pairs spectaeles; Quinnipiac circle by M
Nelson Linsley, useful and fancy articl
Mrs. L. Moulthrop, Mrs. @. B. Bowe
Mrs. French, Mrs. Charles Cham berlin, NJ
Lord, Hope church, Mrs J. Newton Pi
pont, Mrs. H. D. Franklin, Mrs E
Chatfeld, Mrs. B. G. Warner, Mrs. R.
Burchell, the Misses Twining, Mrs. CIR
LEY, Presbyterian church, Mrs. W.
Thomson, Miss Beardsley Mrs W. q. Hyi
Miss Ada Smith, Mrs George A. Hayn
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Elizabe
Baldwin, Mrs G. A. Dickerman, NJ
". A. Lees, Mrs. Cairns, Mrs. F. Lest
Mrs. E. Lawrence, Katherine 81. Wes
Miss L. E. Reach, Mrs. D. Thurber Sal
bury, Mrs. Robert Peck, Mrs. Whit,
Needle Work Guild, very useful packae
of clothing; Mrs. B. g. Warner, Mrs.
n. Marlin, Mr.. B, S. Bradley, readi
matter; Fanny Rand, Mrs. j. Newt
Pierpont, toyf; New Haven Palladiu
papers. Our thanks are also due to Pc
& Bishop, who most generously gave
the use of team on donation day, and
the daily papers who kindly inserted /
tees of the donation visits.