The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-07
DONATIONS TO THE HOME
Those Who Remembered That De.
serving Institution.

serving lnStltutlOus
The Home for the Friendless ack-
nowledges the following donations dur
ing September and October as well as
some received on the annual donation
day but not previously announced:
|, September-MIrs. Daniel Langstaff. ap-
Rles: Mrs. W. W; Watson. peaches; City
ions; Mrs. ]. l.. Stelle, peaches: Everitt
Bros, fruit and vegetab bles: A. ID. STEELE.
fruit; j. a. Linen, apples: Miss Electa
Moore lsaieml' flowers; A. g. Hollstsr
reading matter: Mrs. Russell B. Williams.
clothing; j. J. German. apples: Mrs. John
Sheres, grapes;; Mrs. George Morris, veg
etabies; Mrs. Z, n. Willard, shoes; ni: Zeid,
bakery, bread. etc; Miss Jay, reading
matter Mr.. e. l.. Griffin. fine refrigera-
tor; Mrs. a. f; Hunt. pickles, etc; Mrs.
E w; Mason Jelly etc; Mrs; j. 4; KSS
cakes; Mrs T.. H. Frear, carpet rags; Mrs.
William Perkins. barrel apples: Miss Jen-
ME Reynolds. fruit; Miss Bessell, flow
ars appes s Gnii ID ss ST. Mida SGs'T TesSng adm matter
grapes: Mrs. +. l.. Phillips. grapes. Mrs, }.
y. Howell, clothing: A. B. Dunning, jr.,
grapes; Mrs, J. l.. stelle. fruit: Miss Janet
clothing; Consumers Ice company, Ice
daily; Mrs. a. L. Hunt, Mrs. George Cat;
lin, milk; Lackawanna Iron and Steel
company, five tons coal; Mrs. Charles
Schlager. jelly, etc; DR.. Preuster and Or.
Heilner in attendance during the month;
desserts furnished by Mrs. +. {. Cham
Ih berlin Mrs. F. y. Mason, an%da Mrs A. c. Gill
October-Luther Keller. barrel of lime:
Mrs. ". w. Watson, tlowesr fruit ami
provisions. nuts. etc. Rohrwasser's bak-
cry, bread. etc; Mrs Naclay apples; Mrs.
Zeidler's bakery, bread; Rev. Richard
Horns. fruit: +. s. PAUL.. fruit; Mrs. o.
Schriefer, fruit; Christian Endeavor, So
ciety, First Presbyterian church, cakes;
Phiiander Lee( scotp. nine bushels of po-
tatoes. barrel apples; Mrs. c. L. Hawley,
clothing: Miss Frances Marvine. muslin
garments: Mrs. Simon Rice. provisions;
Mrs. Walter, Matthews, clothing Mrs 4.
Matthews, milk; Mrs. William H. Per-
kins. butter; Huntington's bakery. pies;
Carol Finn. clothing; Mrs. John Gentcr,
provisions: Mrs. F. NJ; Spencer fruit; Mrs.
rose Barnard, clothing;. Scheuer Bros.
two barrels crackers: Mrs. G.. l.. Dick
son. reading matter; Mrs. Runk, nursery
supplies N. I. Keller. repairs; {; :, Sea
fast food: ]. j: Fahrenholt, services; Mrs.
A. +. Hunt. Mrs. George Catlin, milk;
Consumers Ice company: ice daily; des-
serts were furnished by Mrs .s E; NJ sReni- %,i
lard, Mrs. II. NJ Boies, DIR. Allen. DIR. kel-
Ter. DIR Brewster.
Additional donation day donors-Frank
and Walter Hallstead, 81; Mrs. T.. l.. Full
Ter. 81: Mrs. John Center. $2; Mrs. Ed
ward Jones (Olyphanu. so: friend, u;
Miss Laura Bailey, 81: Mr.. Charles F.
Jones. $40; Mr.. Victor Koch. $40; Mr.. James
Archibald SO: Mrs. Thomas Dickson. 800;
Mr.. Thomas Lyddon. 81; Mrs. j. Nj. Chit
tenden. provisions; Mrs. Henry Stover
stockings and ties: Mrs. Carson, provis-
ions: NJ Norton, books; Mrs. 7. II. Wat
kins, 20 yards flannel, piece of sheeting;
Mrs. Joseph Ober, provisions: Mrs. X. b.
Williams, provisions; Mrs. II. l.. Paine,
flour: Mrs Charles McMullen, clothing
Mrs. Aria Williams, 20 pounds sugar: G.
b. Jermyn, barrel sugar; W. T. Richmond,
coal to the value Of $25.