New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
THANKS FROM MISS WILLS.


THANKS FROM MISS WILLS
President General of the T. s. s.: wish 70
thank you and the kind friends VINO nave s''0
such bright rays of sunshine upon my lonely shu'
I'm life I have received reading matter. and nave
acknowledged II all either by letter or postal, Nx-
cept that sent by Mrs. Dubois and Mrs BabcocK'
but have not the address Of either ana 81 oee
that may express my thanks to them In the oun-
shine column. / wish to acknowledge kindnesseS
from Mrs. Vaudeville Of Brooklyn and MISS nay
J. Brooks. Meriden. Conn, who sent me copies ..
The Tribune Mrs ]. II. Foote. Of Brooklyn. sent |
me some Home Journals" and wrote me she
would continue to send them. Miss Florence Lehe,
Of Johnstown. ~ Y. sent me "Ihe silver S'o,o
Mrs. A. W. Shepherd. Saratoga. N ~ anu ~ A., |
ander II. Shipley, Carlsbad Col. sent Inc ~
une w. d. Galpin. Ansonia, Conn; MISS Aine "
Doty Brooklyn; Mrs Du Bots, New-Haven, CONN.,
Mrs Babcock Montclair, n. j.: Mrs FANNIE IL
Fisher. South Amboy; Mrs. Heloise Durant Hose'
Blythebourne. Long Island. and Miss H. L. 80
fed. Stamford, Conn., have all sent me papers a"0
magazines for which I am very grateful Please
express NV sincere thanks through the sunshine
column. try TO write and acknowledge eVer!'ii,,e
sent me- but the life Of an Invalid Is SO ciia"ee
that at times { cannot write at ALL Two PacN
ages of papers came. one with no ADDRESS o." am,
the other with the wrapper so pao'' 'oi" ~
not find out who sent II. .
As regards the beautiful bookmarks nave "
SELL see few people my friend IN 'he MISSION
advised me to speak Of them when "rte iet'e''
10 the kind friends who send me reading matter.
There are poems and texts printed on white anu an
colors Of ribbon. and sell them at s. . o. w. ~ ~
and % cents each One Of the poems Is the comfort
ing onc-"The Solitary Way"-that was sent o'
Mrs Schofeld and published In The tribune ouN
selections among the bookmarks that are suitable
for birthdays and other occasions oone a., -
Would be glad to receive some papers d suitable
for children Words cannot eNpieas N.Y. Sr,onds Who
feel all bo ine k on me 3, Matthew IS KID
The beautiful Sunshine Society has gvr rs m me which
ie have seem 50 little Having been strong
have been but yt, OF e e ss from ten and
miles from the railroads, ana th1 ,a, on train
fully fully many ~ Miss MARY A. WILLS
S. of West one,hundred .snbHr
she members WHO have M apatfl %c 81 Kensns
y;GsSyS E " ME- I? Sc KIN as Sps%
slUsfss' BroStlyn 1 8 " to and j. F. E. r.
Box No i sds Correct to Puzzle No
The diagram e. will be published soon puz,,s No.
Hdth Is correct P 5s1f d ad the
you know that the boy Was 70 ease over without
SS aT9F any Gf " apples and a III
half an apple more that wou nm eure the problem
s so h aPpei le aH" see no" s un .nDes
ard ended with T. which is a correct answer. tho
"W f. V sends the answer that the BOY ie Which, irS
0 o. aIan w correct iS' answer Of,
Mrs y works he: example, as fellows at the
first frs gate and had seven lief left LET, left at at the
second gate G a1G co 4qs 'h nome ,f''
u r. sends both puzzeSS he sdS sT
Win ~ Is qppf s an" diagram sHasS Puzzle
No 2 is different from that of any othef given -
W.T. IS Pe easy to be seen that the boy could come
home with w31ks aa or h aph FIRST puzzle By ALGEBRA
and i ne boy got Gom hSW NTH T!H appr ep he
he s! ar T, T'2 10 apples 81 Every extra apple
Wh which the boy reaches home calls Tr I bn
ar,d9 wh For eSamp reach home vita ,aka
apple makes him start with ig = skipping Il
e ~ and end With 20 Now If he gets n hsmf fo Wh
IA humber Which is Obtained by skipping 70 :"
% and taking 81 and So SOD on send THE Christian
Herald TO Uncle Dan secretary Of the s E N1,is
r s S Branch Evans, Col h cie. Da wav out in
h az o FAR Wnst ana is great Bible student there-
fcre will appreciate this paper ~, tho osnnoI with
silk for embrodering will be pleased TO- know 1na.
Mrs May Darcy. of No NS ihrty ,Sanks for The
yer. Col, sends warm letter Oh '''''''N'
e. H. of NewYork CITY is entitled aTS IL acd e for
pu uhnpp,,n, and a club pin will be forwarded her IL
She viii furnish her address. oa,,,- o,rd ,h.t
s' ~" ,nnuhnr who wrote the postal-caru ma
she has an of knitting and cr9cnS them
ETC. to give TO memo er M Wl Mass Please
Miss Agnes "a
furnish name and address, rorL NJ Goodchild
~, . f Tho Centre Bap.is; Church for his correc
ton Of May "A. , .o,,r hoo,xs 70 Agnes
park Montague Mass. only two books nave n uder
received BY that branch of the society 80 iar ana
a. ,,,,c r. do some good work Miss PARK Is an
iSv ~ and member Of a minister's FAMILY "he
"specai thanks are due TO Mrs. j. H. Foote ior her
ih iso III = TracyEThanl you for your sugges-
tons They have been forwarded TO o the
onnrecatr them QliE W,
VIZ IT. column each day forum Invalid ir!ehu
makes you indeed. sunshny member, that
Graaror Rrodc Chester gives the in1oriAat,on uiaC
the poem. "since Thy Fathers arm Tsr sI Tondns
rhoa Is nrinted as a hymn in Inc NV n' .o
r1nnneipr No 9S3 and sung 70 beautifui aume
nv the congregation Of the New orH r Hhenu "
ppSroshvterian Church May g me comp,eIp VI
ibe hook gives the author as the Rev. Mari ku,
sn,,h Jiagenbach professor OF church history !"
tba I-riversity of Basic; died. 1874. ..<, $3.50.
sarah A. Kenney sends TWO peau,iInl Ps
hooks The only regret of the Presid1nt ann
ri everybody in the society can't nave ohe -.
NJ" y "rhc blossom Storm Is deighttuI seIec-
VI n "A hos been filed I'm the poem department
ro" =. v Sag sends a poem. Beautiful Hope