The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-24

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 DONATION DAY RECEIPTS NOV
 IS, 1897.
 Church collections are not included ir
 this list.
 Mrs. T, H. Bishop, $1OO.
 Mrs. Nathan A. Baldwin, Dr. T. H.
 blshop, MT, Henry w. Farnam, each
 $50.
 Mrs. J. B. Robertson, Mrs. F. B. Dex-
 ter' Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridge, Mrs.
 nzeKlel Il. Trowbridge, Mr. Justus s.
 Hotchkiss, Ladies' Benevolent Society
 or the Dwight Place Church, friend,
 each $25.
 Mrs. Henry Farnam, friends, each
 $2o.
 Mrs. William L. Kingsley, $15.
 Mrs. Henry B. Harrison, Miss Betts,
 Mrs. Eli Whitney, Mrs. F. H. Brown,
 Mrs. c. H. Townshend. Mrs. William Hlllhouse, MT. Elizur H. Sperry, MT.
 Henry Musch, each $10.
 Mrs. William H. Thompson, Mrs.
 Henry Champion, Mrs. J. D. Duer, Mrs. Thomas B. Osborne, Mrs. R. c. Stiles, Mrs. A. l.. Chamberlain, Mrs J. w. Metcalf, Mrs. R. M. Everit, Mrs. Henry T. Blake, Mrs. Charles E. Graves, the Misses Day, MT. Henry T. Blake, MT. A. D. Osborne, MT. c. D. Graves, MT. J. c. Hollister, MT. H. B. Morton, two | friends, each $5
 Mrs. E. W. Potter, Mrs. J. S. Griff1ng, | each $3.
 Mrs. George B. North, Mrs. J. C. Hol- lister, Mrs. Henry G. Newton, Mrs. Les lie Moulthrop, Mrs. Nelson Linsley, Mrs. c. c. Foote, Mrs. A. McAlister, Mrs. James B. Ryder, Miss M A. Da- venport, Miss Rebecca T. Porter, friend, each $2.
 Friend, $1.50
 Miss M. Alice Shares, Miss Mary Shipman, Miss Charlotte Shlpman, Mrs. F. s. Smith, Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. I. s. Dick erman, Mrs. Willett Hemingway, Mrs. James Fairman, Mrs. Frank Seward, Mrs. Mathew Tyler, Dr. M c. White, cash, each $1.
 MT. Dardelle, BOG; Mrs. Celia Ben ham, 25c; a friend, 25c; friend, 10c. Collected by Master Burnham North.
 D. E. Pierce, Mrs. Shoninger each $1.
 Mrs. D. E. Pierce, Miss Marguerite North, Burnham North, J. H. North, Charles Dudley, c. H. Smith, A. N Sperry, w. K. Wright, friend, each soc.
 Mrs. Field, John Sanger, F. Collins, William Doeble. C. E. Pickett, Fred Guetye, G. N. Sinner, P Cannon Mrs. Brace Miss Claffey, Miss Allen, George Stevens, two friends, each 25c.
 Miss Kerrigan, 20c
 Miss Hall, Emil Larsen, James Bish- op, Nellie Borman, Lillie Kelly Ben Clay, Fred Doeble, a friend, each, 10c
 MT. Vinton, 6 lbs. of fish; Mrs w. F. Pope, pair of slippers; Mrs. E. T. San- ford, 12 towels; friend, a waist; Mrs. F. c. Hill, bag of fruit; Mrs. Romanta Wells, sheets; Mrs. Cady, loaf of cake; Mrs. Bailey, undervests; H. D. Case, bushel of potatoes; Mrs. w. J. Root, 9 1 glasses of jelly; a friend, box of thread; friend, jar of fruit and clothing; Mrs. Il. Augur, clothes pins; Mrs Thomas | Sault, loaf of cake; Mrs. B. Sperry, IA l yards outing flannel, apron, towels, | bureau cover, &c.; Miss D. A. Moul- | throp, table cloth and 12 towels; Mrs. | ii. k. Smith, hats, dresses, 3 coats, handkerchiefs and baby sacque; a | friend, comfortable; Mrs. James Nal | lory, 12 napkins and table cloth; Miss Moses Heller, jar of canned fruit; Mrs, D. w. Blakeslee, jar of fruit and glass of jelly; Mrs. J. B. Underwood, mince meat; friend 2 christie knives; Mrs J. Ives, clothing; Miss Elias Dicker- man, quilt; Coe & Jenks, bag of rolled pats; Mrs. T. H. Bishop, IS tea spoons; Il. u. Jacobs, 5 bars soap; MT. Spald- ng, brushes and combs; Mrs. Good nan, felt slippers; Mrs. Underwood, huff and papers; J. D. Dewell, barrel 'f flour; Mrs. H. E. Herz, 3 pairs pillow 'ases; Mrs. M. J. Cairns, coat; Mrs. Campbell, clothes-pins and clothes lorse; Stahl & Hegel, chair; Mrs. D. T. salisbury, towels; D. F. Hall, box of 'orn; Miss Jennie Rowland, alarming otton, thread and needles; Mrs. V. G. Mcdonnell, capes; a friend, comforta- 'le, 10 yards bleached and yards un- 'leached cotton; Strong, Barnes, Hart Co.,, duck; J. V. Rattelsdorfer, box f clothes-pins; George E. Bassett Co, table spoons; Edgar Thomas chest tea; c. T. Downes, ham; Gilbert & thompson, bag of sugar; Mrs. B. R. lnglish box of china; Bradley, Dam : Darlington Co.,, 3 clothes baskets; D. Cooper, lbs. postum coffee, 3 cans caches, 6 bars borax soap; New Haven aper Co.,, roll of paper; Friend Brooks, IT rug; B. Schoenberger, ham; c. P. thompson, rugs; P. Ferry, pie and az Of cakes; Mrs. c. D. Brooks, blan- ct; l.. c. Pfaff &s Son, leg of lamb; c. MonsGn & Co.,, 12 table spoons; Howe
 Stetson, ten dollars worth of dry pods; G. w. Hazel Co.,, ham boiler; ew Haven Shoe Co.,, pairs of shoes; B. Greenwood, pairs of shoes; F. E. icholls, 6 packages cereals; Charles onson Co.,, 5 pairs blankets; Robinson Co.,, foot tubs, 4 rollers, seive and her articles; w. l.. Mix, hair brush !; left at 361 Temple street, 3 pack ses of clothing; left on table at Home r the Friendless without name of don- ; pair of pillowcases, piece of dish weling, can of corn, 2 towels, 5 whisk 'ooms, yards outing flannel, 9 night Lcques box of toilet soap, 2 packages cornstarch
 L. F. COWLES, Treasurer.