The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-02
thanksgiving DONATIONS.
The Home for the FricndIess Ac.
knOWledges MANY Gifts.


The Home for the Friendless was
bountifully remembered on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. The board Of managers ac-
knowledge the following gifts and ex-
tends the Homes thanks:
Dunmore Presbyterian, Methodist and
Baptist churches, 500; Sherman 4
Cowles, Waverly, $5.9S; Mrs. William +.
Hallstead lodge. No. S2 s.; Mrs. Louis
Lohman, two turkeys: Mrs. Charles Rob
Mrs. y. f. Taylor. Mrs c. f. Robinson.
Mrs. Thomas dickson. Mrs. II. II. Cos
ton, Mrs. John Z. Barrett, Mrs. r. D.
Williams, teachers of No. school, Mr.
sent fine turkeys. Mrs. r, b. Williams.
cake. cranberries, vegetables and fruit;
Mrs. William Perkins. fruit and vege-
tables; Miss LILLIAN Merits cakes axes puts PaIs
Avenue Baptist church. fruit, candy.
cake. flowers; Stone Bros, cream. butter,
cheese; Mrs. James l.. Connell: fruit and
celery: No; 10 school, wagon load yege-
celery; Mrs. c. II. Matthews, pumpkin
pcs: T. B. McClintock. crysanthemums; ;
Mrs. John Gentry, celery, cranberries; ;
Mrs. +. n. willard, chickens. seven and
one-half dozen oranges: Mrs. Simon Rice.
apples and canned vegetables; Mrs. j.
Ben Dimmick. barrel apples. vegetables.
sugar, oranges. celery, coffee. butter, etc.
Mrs. Thomas Dickson, w. W.. Scranton.
tables, fruit and provisions; II. =. Simp-
son, Mrs. X. q. Brooks, oranges: Mr..
Charles Gernon, Chinchilla, barrel apples;
Mr.. Ambrose Mulley. box celery; DR.. Sur
load vegetables, fruit and provisions;
Green Ridge Presbyterian church, $l9.
The board of managers of the Florence
CrittentOn mission most gratefully ac-
knowledge the following donations given
on the annual donation day, Nov. 25 at
the home, lol Spruce street: storr & Con-
turkey. vegetables and fruit; Mrs. ii. II.
Coston, apples; Mrs. Williams. vegetables; ;
Mrs. II. p. Simpson. towels; c.. =.
Matthews Sons 4 Co.. one barrel flour;
Mrs. Thomas Moore. one turkey; South
Mrs. r. q. Brooks, one barrel flour: Mrs.
Il. l.. Fuller, four barrels potatoes and
apples; Mrs. A. II. Christy, towels; Mrs.
L. Taylor, turkey; James McAnulty ap-
pies; jenkins 4 Morris, six hats: Mrs. j.
a. Price. twenty-five pounds flour and
sugar; Miss Dolph. cranberries: friend
ham and bacon; Mrs. W. T. Morgan, twen-
ty yards gingham: Providence branch of
the Needle Work Guild. a large quantity
of clothing; Schank g. Spencer four pars
over shoes; Mrs. j. a. Linen. turkey. fruit,
2s and 81. each large loads of vegetables
and fruit; Mrs J. A. Howarth, sugar and
canned goods; Mrs. Frank Merritield, SUI
gar. tomatoes and other goods; Mrs II. W.
Archibald, one barrel apples; Mrs. Alfred
Hand, one barrel potatoes; Mrs. W. r.
McClave, one dozen cans of soap. smoked
beef and fish: Mrs. Frances b. Swan. sj;
Mrs. Fuller. REYNOLDS s.: Miss a. X.
Sanderson. $40; +. G. Coursen. s25: Miss
Florence Dolph, $3.50: Mrs. J. A. Robert
son. 81; Mrs. J. Ben Dmmick. s.; Miss
Luella Williams. 81; Kings Daughters
Smith, $40; Mrs. Carney, 81: Mrs. Horns,
81; Mrs. Joseph Comstock. 81; Mrs. G. H.
Won Storch. 81; Mrs. II. Dale. 81; collected
at the mission, 81 cents; Lewis, Reilly &
Davis. s.. The ladies also acknowledge
the many kindnesses rendered us during
the year by the city newspapers.