The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-29
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Acknowledgment of Recent Donations-
 The Donation Day Contributions.

win, Mrs. J. D, Dewell Mir. Henry w. Farnam, cash $50; the Little Workers, $40; Mrs Thomas R. Trowbridge, Mrs. E' H, Trowbrldge, Mrs, F, Hayes Trow- bridge, Mrs. F, B. Dexter, Mrs. J. B. Robertson, Mrs. O. F. Winchester, Mrs. Thomas Wells, Justus S. Hotchkiss, MT. M, Steinert, pr. T. H. Bishop, each $25; Mrs. Henry Farnam, S2O; Mrs, Wm. l.. Kingsley, Mrs, T. A. Barnes, Mrs, Elizur H. Sperry, Mrs. r. w. Benedict, Mrs. Henry B. Harrison, Mrs. George E, Day, Mrs. F. H. Brown, Miss Betts, MT. Arthur D. Osborne. friend, cash each $lO; Mrs Thomas B. Osborne, Mrs, Henry Champion, Mrs. Wm. Hillhouse. Mrs Metcalf. Mrs. T. P. Gibbons, Mrs. Henry T, Blake, Mrs, Charles H. Town send, Mrs, James Mallory, Mrs. H. N. Lyman, Mrs, George P, Marvin, Mrs. Richard Everit, Mrs. D. G. Phipps, Mrs. M. Manson, Mrs. L. A. Boardman, Mrs. Mary P. Wade, Mrs. Wm. H. Thomson. Mrs. J. S. Grlffling, Miss F. s, Hotchkiss, Miss S. V. Hotchkiss, MT. Ellsworth I. Foote, John T. Manson, MT. John c. Hollister. MT. Charles E. Graves, MT. Willard F. Ensign, each s5; Mrs. B. Shoninger MT, John E. Bas- sett, MT. Edward Pendleton, each $3; Mrs, R. c. Stiles, Mrs. Hageman, Mrs, Samuel Hemingway, Mrs. A. B. Fuller, Mrs. c. P. Wurts, Mrs. Leslie Moul- throp, Mrs. Walter Mcfarland, the Misses Shipman, MT S. H. Kirby, MT. Frank Trowbridge, each $2; Mrs. Wal ter o. Whitcomb, Mrs. Willett fleming way, Mrs. Mary Ann Hogben, MT. Fred A. Watterson, a friend, each ST. in the milk can, 50 cents; total, $774.50. ..
 J. c, Nesbit, one-half bushel turnips, one-half bushel sweetpotatoes, one-half bushel potatoes, can of corn, can of apricots, etc.: K. H Nesbit bag of tur- nips; S. E. Merwin & Son, 20 lbs. ham; Coe & Field, brooms; a friend cakes of toilet soap; Willis L. Mix, bottles promo seltZer; a friend rocking chair; A. Basserman, bag of oatmeal, one-half bushel potatoes one-half bushel sweet potatoes; Mrs. Dudley, large bag each of cookies and fancy crackers; Mrs. John c. North, mattress and spring bed; Bradley, Damn & Darlington Co, 2 chopping bowls; Brown & Durham, 12 chairs; l.. D. Chidsey, box toilet soap; Mrs. S. Lloyd Salisbury, 10 packages oatmeal; friend, box of crockery; P. Ferry, cakes; Robert Lutz, ham; & S. Adams, sugar; H. c. Tuttle, barrel of flour; E. E. Hall, box of canned corn; friend, two glasses of jelly; Mrs. A. L.. Chamberlain, barrel of flour; George F. Gessner. IS packages puritene; Miss Gertrude Bradley, packages of tea: MT. Boschen, package of candy; Mrs. Norton. 3 pies; Mrs. Justus s. Hotch- kiss, 10 pies, 7 dozen biscuit: Kings Daughters, East Pearl Street, M. F. church, f loaves of cake, and flowers Mrs. Wrn. L. Everlt, pitcher, dishes, bottle of peach syrup; c. L. Johnson, 2 lbs. of tea, 6 oranges; Mrs. McDonald, loaf of cake; Mrs. J. B. Klock, rice; H. B. Perry, rug; Gilbert & Thompson, S1 worth of cut sugar; Francis Bros, dripping pan, 2 pudding tins; Robinson & Co., dozen cups and saucers, 3 dozen sauce plates; a friend package of in- fants clothing; Mrs. Walter McFar- land, mateyial for two calico dresses; Mrs. Larom. F plates 12 cups and saul cers; Mrs. $. M. Bailey, dress and un- dergarments; Mrs. J. $. Farren and Mrs. S. F. Foote, piece of sheeting; Mrs. T. H. Bishop, piece of sheeting; Mrs. J, M. Mallory, vests. four towels; Mrs. Henry Osborn, hats, 1 bonnet; Miss Irene Parmalee, box of ribbons, dress and underwear; Miss Davis, the Youths Companion; Mrs. James Hemingway, l dozen cups and saucers; Mrs. D. Thurber Salisbury, dress; A. J. Cooper, package of clothing; c. IL. Deming, package of clothing; H J. Sperry, box of toilet soap; F. A. G4sner, 2S combs; Miss F. s. Hotchkiss, q pairs rubbers; Mrs. H. Stillman Rand, pack age of clothing; Mrs. c. Buckingham, coat and bag of oranges; Mrs. Wilett Hemingway, dish; Mrs. Charles H.g- gins, child's coat; Charles Monson Tenl- pany, F sheets, piece of toWe1'ng; Howe & Stetson, piece of sheeting, plece of crash; Miss Edith Brown, pacKage Of clothing, basket of grapes; Mrs. l.. M. Schoonmaker, 8 yards of towAln a friend, towels; a friend, coat ard waist; Miss E. A. Eld, spring bed and clothing; Mann Bros, 2 undervests; Mrs. George Petrie, box of underwear, hat and clothing; Miss Ellen R Gra- ham, underwear; Marsden c. Perry, box of useful articles; Mrs John Brad ley, clothing; c. F. Beckley, worsted buttons, pins, etc; Miss Atwa ter, woolan shawls, dres, etc. Mrs. John c. Hollister, gingham dress; Miss Eygrct, 9 gingham wrappers; C1ssrove's 4 pairs of shoes; A, B. Greenwood, rub bers, pairs shoes and slippers; B. Re- gowski, 25 caps; New Haven Paper O., large box of paper pencils, pads, etc |, Evarts Cutler, framed picture; Mrs D. Umberfeld, apples; Edward H. Clark, 2 lbs. of butter; Mrs. D. o. Barker basket of apples and potatoes; Mrs. Whitney, package of oatmeal, basket of grapes; Mrs l.. T. Bennett, 2 dozen knives; J. Deibel, box of cake; Moses Thomas, tea; Mrs. Arthur B. Treat, papers, etc. i; Mrs. N. $. Countryman, ma gazines, etc; Mrs Frank Lee, magazines and Ladies Home Journals; Mrs. S. H. Fox, Youths Companions; Mrs. s. V. Mcdonnell, shawls; Peck & Bishop, use of team.
 L. F COWLES, Treasurer.