The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
THE ORPHANS REMEMBERED
tcontlnued from Sixth Pagel

pkgs. pancake flour. 70 cans condensed milk; H. C., Booth, ham; c. Richards sack flour: wm. Hall. packet apples c. Kipp. bush. potatoes, dog. cabbages pigs head; A. A. Eisele. 6 cans pineap' pie, 10 cans baked beans; D. Rasche h dog. cabbage. broom; Mrs. E. c. Nor ris, 6 prs. stockings; c. c. sherman basket grapes; John H. Tillman, bush Collected by F. M. Lloyd:
 William Fleming, sl0; J. A. Church. g R. c. Bright, s2; M. H. Mcclure. F. and II. Pursell. L. L. Camp. A. R. Leighton Friend, each q; Friend, G. B. Miller, c K. olesen, each 50 cents; Friend 2I cents.
 IOtal ..................... s..SSi'i'
 The Humiston Preservative Co.,. bo, preservative; F. s. Hine. ? bags flour M. E. Cassell, prs. mittens; J. F. Dwy, CT, bag -four, etc.; J. c. Donavan, fish Friend. package; A. R. Leighton, pkg soap; F. Reiser, bag flour; Hotchkiss & Futile, bush. sweet potatoes; G. M winslow, s1 worth of bread; Lederer 6 Wolf. box soap.
 Collected by A. c. Benedict:
 Employes Winchester Repeating Arms Co.,, $272.50.
 Collected by, J. T. Benham:
 Curtiss & Pierpont, $1o; J. w. Welch $2; Beecher & Bennett, Hermann flag enstein. Charles L. Clark, F. c. Candee R. E. Magill, c. D. Baldwin, each $l Friend, 25 cents. /
 Total ....................... $lS.2'
 Burton Dickerman, ice for one year from October IS, 1894; J. T. Benham, bbl rolled oats, bag bolted meal; c. F. Tut tie, h bbl. flour; Mrs. J. Liddall, Linsley Root & Co.,, M. Kleiner, mdse., each; R Washburn, candy; R. s. Pagter, boz caps; H. E. Smith, ham; Brazos & Hulse, brooms; Allyn Bros., ham, bag flour; P. Bonnette Schurman. 2 boxes soap; T. w. Corbett, tin ware; l.. Ham mond, box cigars; N. J. Beers, dog. toilet soap, pkg. glycerine; M. T. Clark, bas. ket doughnuts; L. L. Gilbert, cakes; R A. Benham, pkg shoes, stockings; Vel. lington Ure, c. F. Clark, bag flour, each Paul Jehte & Bro., bush. turnips, bush sweet potatoes, bush. apples, 21 lbs beef, ham; Doolittle Bros, order for 1C lbs fish; Hayes & Crittenden, 2 bags flour.
 Collected by A. H. Jackson:
 Crockett & Futile Co.,, $5; employees of the Edgewood Co.,, $3; H. Staebel, $1 Mrs. J. P. Smith, Cash, each 25 cents.
 Total ....................... $9.bl
 Bentley & Betz, dog. cans tomatoes W. W. Johnson, bag flour; Thomas Smith, pkg stove polish, boxes soap powder; J. Schanzenbach, box spices Coffee Kitchen Co.,, lb tea.
 Collected by James E. Rowland:
 Mrs. E. H, Sperry, $1O; 3 Cash, each $1; 3 Cash, Friend, each 50 cents; Cash, each 25 centss Cash 10 cents.
 TOtal ......,............... $16. .35
 Friend bush. potatoes, box soap; Miss Adams, mdse.; Mrs. T. c. Stearns, pail. Collected by A. H.. sizer:
 The M, sewaFd,& Son O., s1o; J. Kel- ley, .G.t:BsWuolsun, ,. IF Igo, J. G. Lauth, John Dwyer, M. Tracey, each s1; Theodore Stecher, q. Donnelly, Peter Lynch, each 50 cents; M. Kirchoff, 25 cents; MT. Bordenbaum, 20 cents.
 Iotal ..................... 7.95
 Frank McGarry, bbl. apples; Booking Bros., bbl cake; Frank M. Geiger, T. Malloy, bag flour, each; 107 Ashmun street, boxes oatmeal; Adam Wagner, pail, mdse; Mrs. Kohn, pairs stock ings; s. W. Earle, box canned goods. Collection District "E," M. Sonnenberg,
 chairman. Collected by V. F. Mo-
 Nell and Roger s. Baldwin.
 Henry W. Farnam, Mrs. Henry Far nam, each $50; Mrs. Henry L. Hotch- kiss, Mrs. o. F. Winchester, each s25; Henry F. English, Mrs. F. B. Dexter, Justus s. Hotchkiss, each, $20; Mrs. George B, Farnam, $15; Mrs. J. B. sar- gent, Miss Hillhouse, T. Ketcham, Gov ernor Morris, each $1O; Mrs. D. c. Col lins, Mrs. E. s. Wheeler, Mrs. M. T. Gridley, Prof. Daniel c. Eaton, Mrs. W. w. Boardman, Mrs. Godfrey Duns- combe, Miss Julia Twining, Miss Eliza K. Twining, Mrs. B. H. English, Mrs. J. M. Davies, Mrs. Irving Fisher, Cash, Mrs. James Hadley, each s5: Clarence Deming, s3; Miss M. D. Porter, Mrs. William l.. Kingsley, Mrs. M. P. Wade, Cash, each $2; B. s. Eaton, Mrs. c. w. Palmer, Mrs. A. H. Palmer, s. L. Per rim, Dorothea M. Dexter, Mrs. s. M. Cathcart, Mrs. l.. P. Thompson, Mrs. c. T. Collins, Mrs. c. D. Graves, Mrs. s. L. Cady, each $1: the Cloister, Friend, each 25 cents.
 Total ...................... .$356.60 Collected by John Matthewman and H.
 T. Peck: s.- 3"4
 s. H. Barnum, Mrs. D. Duer (N. L. NJ, W. B. Downes, each $10; employees at N. H. Manufacturing Co.,, $5.5O; Mrs. F. Fellowes, Mrs. Thomas Welles, Frank P. Clark, Mrs. W. J. Trowbridge, B. P. Trowbridge, Mrs. John c. Eng fish, each $5; the Misses Bradley, em- ployess s. H. Barnum, each $3; Mrs. Sarah Bolles Bradley, g; Nelson w. Twiss, Miss E.. Hills, Cash, each $1; Cash, 25 cents.
 FTOtal .............se..... .$76.75 Collected by Milton Well 6 H. c. Bretz- ~- fielder: 4r Mrs. B, s. Greeley, J. L. Ensign, Prof. Brush, Mrs. T Attwater Barnes, each $5; Mrs. E, [. Clark, Mrs. H. Bretzfelder each 8; Mrs. Banks, .S2 Trumbull street M. M. Weed, Mrs. c. L. Well, Mrs. L. P. Well, John B. Judge, P. Fleming, Miss Jennie Greeley. Mrs. Loper, Mrs. S. W. Barnum, Rev. MT. Means, 2 Cash, each s1; Mrs. Troup, Mrs. Smith, Dr. Marvin