The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
THE ORPHANS REMEMBERED
NEW HAVEN ORPHAN AsYLUms
 DONATION DAY, 1894.

Various ommittees-Listo of Contributor
 and Contributions.
 In this issue of the Journal and Cour
 Ter is printed a complete and detailed report of the work done by the various committees Of the New Haven orphan asylum on donation day, October IS Included in the report Is the article oi the amount contributed by each indi
 vldual. The report follows:
 Mrs. J. B. Robertson s2oo: Nathan A. Baldwin GG for Nina-Lynette Nur sery). Mrs. Nathan A. Baldwin Cs foi N. L. M. each $50; Hon. H. B. Harri. son, Mrs. Pierce N. Welch. Frank G Phipps. Mrs. K. B. Trowbridge. Samuel L. Bronson. each s25; A. D. Osborne Miss M. F.. Scranton, Willis F. Miller each S20: Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, Mrs N. D. Sperry, each s15; Mrs. c. Berry Peets, II. J. Warner, Mrs. Henry H. Benedict. Mrs. James. Fl. Ford. MT. and Mrs. r. s. Bradley. Mrs. G. P. Marvin, Mrs. J. G. English, Mrs. John Duer Qor N. L. NJ. Mrs. w. r. Day. Mrs. G. w. Curtis, Mrs. H. P. Hoadley, Mrs R. M. Everit, each s1O; Mrs. J. G. Wetmore. Miss Louise w. Spaulding, Mrs. c. II. Ford, Professor Newton, Mrs. H. A. Warner, Mrs. r. P. Newton, Miss Win chester, Mrs. M. B. Mallory, Mrs. c. P. Wurts, Mrs. N. L. Garfield, Mrs. T. B. Osborne, D. Goffe Phipps, Mrs. D. Goffe | Phipps, Mrs. A. S. Holt, Mrs. E. Town send Mix, Mrs. c. P. Linsley, Rev. Dr. I Munger, each s5; Mrs. c. E. Curtis and little Dorothy, $2.5O; Mrs. J. M. Mason, Mrs. Mrs. E. S. Miller, Miss Helen H. Baldwin, Rev. H. R. Miles, Mrs. N. s. Dickerman, Mrs. David Thomson, Mrs. E. G. Merwin, Mrs. Luman Cowles, Mrs. S. J. M. Merwin, Miss Baldwin. Friend, each s2; Mrs. Alfred Daggett, Mrs. G. w. Maltby, Mrs. J. H. Kings ley, Miss Crossette, Mrs. George F. Newcomb, Miss M. B. Merwin, Miss Emily White, Gertrude Nash, Mrs. Isaac S. Dickerman, Friend, Mrs. Caro- line P. Jones, Invalid, each $1; Mrs. Edgar Page, Friend, each 50 cents; Jo- seph Lee, 25 cents; Friend, 10 cents; Charity box, s2.76; amount received by ladies at Asylum, S76O.61; from Freder- ick A. Betts, president of Donation Day association, $4,09S97.
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 Mrs. T. Lester, package magazines; Miss Harriet Peck, book, hood; Mrs. Peden, book; Mrs. W. H. Metcalf, Mrs. Ulrich, Mrs. Henry Rogers, each sec ond hand clothing; Miss M. B. Merwin, pair pillows; Mrs. R. V. Lyon, 2 pairs stockings; Mrs. c. H. Platt, suit clothes; Mrs. J. s. Griggs, girls coats; Friend, cotton cloth, gingham; Mrs. H. s. Thompson, books; Miss Flora Smith, caps stockings; Mrs. H. A. Scranton, 45 wash cloths for nurseries; Mrs. N c. Davidson, undervests; Miss R. Con- mon, 2 sacks, pairs socks; Newton s. Frothingham, toy engine; Carrie Moore, Youths Companions" Lillian Moore, package "Our Little Ones;" Mrs. H. A. Bennett, barrel apples; a little girl, basket red apples; for Nina Lynette Nursery-Miss Rankin, 3 knit ted blankets; Mrs. Berryman, 2 knitted blankets; Mrs. Morton Grinnell, knit ted blanket; Mrs. Walter R. Nichols, 2 baby carriage robes.
 Collected by F. A. Betts, John c.
 North, George H. Ford. S. F. Pun
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 Employees Marlin Fire Arms Co.,, $5O.3O; employees New Haven Rolling Mill, John c. Anderson, each s25; T. Attwater Barnes, $10; John Bradley, s5; w. J. O'Keefe, Cash, each $2; George L. Armstrong, $1.
 IOtal $l2O.3
 Assistance rendered the committee in lows: Favors from the Register Pub fishing Co.,, Morning News, Morning Journal and Courier, New Haven Pal ladium, Evening Leader, New Haven Union; Western Union Telegraph Co.,, distributing circulars; S. E. Merwin & Son, use of office; B. Booth use of ta- bles and chairs for office; Clarence H. Ryder, discount on bill, $5.53; J. R. Rembert, gross pass books; D. s. Thomas, printing same; New Haven Paper Co.,, card board and envelopes; Jule A. Rida, painting signs; Phillips & Son, painting two signs; Ewen McIn- tyre, 30 yards ribbon for committees badges; The Charles Monson Co.,, roll ribbon; The Mcdonald & Ransom Co.,, use of two hacks; s. H. Cruttenden, I. Kinney & Son, Charles Audley, James Fitzpatrick, J. L. Nesbit, Currier & Wilcox, Sisk Bros, J. M Cannon, use of carriage each; Peck & Bishop, Smed- ley Bros. & Co.,, use two trucks each; Edward McGowan, United States Ex- press Co.,, Bryan Miner & Read, New York Biscuit Co.,, J. D. Dewell & Co.,, Hugh Plunkett, H. W. Crawford, N. S. Johnson, A. E. Newhall, use team each Thanks are rendered to these and to all others who assisted the committee to make Donation day success.
 Collection District A, John T. Manson. Chairman; collected by George M. Beers and C.. T. Cannon:
 Mrs. Hoadley B. Ives, c. H. Heaton, each $50; Joseph Parker, $2O; employees S. s. Thompson & Co.,, s14; Eli Whit ney, $10; Rev. Dr. Bushnell, New Haven Wheel Co.,, Mrs. T. R. Trowbridge, Mrs. William B. Bristol, Mrs. c. R. Inger- soil, each s5; Dr. Swain, Dr. White more, each g; Dr. Ring, Miss Foster, Henxy Kelsey, Misses Orton & Nichols,