The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-20
NUMEROUS DONATIONS.
Received for the lIahnemanu Hospital.
New Institution Was Remembered
in a Substantial Manner.

The Hahneman hospital, through it's
treasurer, Mrs. Henry Belin, aCknOwi-
edges the following "cnerOrs gifts for
the equipment and preseh. needs Of
the institutions
Bedding from the Misses Morse. Car
bondale; Mrs. J. $. Mott Miss Won
StOrch, Mrs. X. NJ. Scranton, Miss
Louise Jessup. Mrs. II. NJ. Hannah,
Mrs. G.. f. Reynolds. Mrs. S. G. Cobb,
Mrs. A. T. Trautwcin, Mrs. j. u. Davis,
Mrs. c. H. Won Storch, Mrs. John Web
ber, Miss Sherman. friend, Mrs.
Richard Webber. Mrs. c. b. Scott, Miss
y. f. Dimmick. Mrs. j. 5. Mason, Mrs
J. h. Munson, Miss Cora Decker. Mrs
j. $. Lynch, n friend. Mrs. John Fritz,
Mrs. G. Berry Uthman, Mrs. j. r..
Jones, Mrs. \. II. Lee, friend, Miss
Maggie Clark Mrs. w. 5. Collins, Mrs
Raub Mrs. B. l.. richards. Mrs. j. J..
FO1dnam. Mrs. John ;. Cox, Mrs. John
Jones. Miss +. a. Jones, Olyphant; {;
Mrs. b. Posner. G. w. Hutchinson. Mrs.
Charles SChlager Mrs. l.. w. Morse,
Mrs. j. b. Fisk. Miss Meta Reed, Mrs.
G.. $. WOolworth, Mrs. Charles B.
Shoemaker. Mrs. j. \. Robertson, Mrs.
Dresser Rogers. Mrs. G. l.. Hawlcy, a
friend. Mrs. w. H. Dusenborrie, Mrs.
w u. Russell, Mrs. George Gcary,
Mrs. G. II. Lindsay. Mrs. Joseph Levy.
Mrs c. f.. Pryor. Miss Howell, Mrs.
r II. Dale. Mrs. T. \. Wildt, Mrs. IL.
G. Doud, Mrs. LatOn Oakford, Mrs. l..
". Surdam. Mrs. a. p. Bedford, Mrs.
+. H. Ripple. Mrs. Lcvi j. NOrthrop,
Mrs u. r. Watkins. Miss Emily Stew
ems, Mrs j. II. Twining, Mrs. w. b.
Henwood, Mrs. T. G. Deans, Mrs. G..
b. Derman, Mrs. Henry Belin. Mrs. II.
NJ. Boes Mrs. T. II. Watkins, Mrs,
George +. Guild, Mrs. c. ID. Jones, Mrs.
+. w. Reese. Mrs. +. L. Fuller. Mrs.
w II. Gearhart, Mrs. w. T. Smith,
Mrs. w. II. Taylor, Mrs. w. II. Rich
mond, Mrs a. NJ. Decker, Mrs. Charles
Welles, Mrs. c. d. Simpson, Mrs. \.
II. Lindabury, Mrs. f. a. Clark, Mrs.
Reese Brooks, Mrs. Steel, Mrs. j. b.
Dimmick, Mr.. =. b. Finley.
Mrs. r. T.. Jones gave a piece Of
sheetng. a friend gave a piece of
sheeting and a bolt of unbleached mus
lin.
The donors of table linen We're: Mrs.
j. l.. Crawford, Miss Tenny. Mrs. r.
II. Dale, Mears & Hagen, Mrs. Joseph
Ansley, Mrs. j. 7. Porter, Mr. Finley;
old linen from Mrs William Hanley.
Money for linen was contributed by
Mrs. II. c. DOud, Mrs. LatOn OakfOrd,
Mrs. George Dickson, Mrs. Walter
Dickson, Mrs. William Moore, Mrs. f.
f. NettletOn. Mrs. F. l.. Phillips Mrs.
r. j. Luce, Mrs. S. NJ. Reynolds.
Groceries and provisions We're sup
piled by the following individuals:
Mrs. Nathaniel Robertson, preserves
and jellies; Mrs. A. NJ. Decker pre-
serves and jellies; Jermyn & Duffy, a
box of tea; c. p. Matthews, groceries;
Rice, Levy & CO., groceries: John T.
Porter, groceries; Clarke Store Co.,
groceries; Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co,
groceries; f. p. Price, barrel of apples
a friend, supplies of ammonia, soap
etc.
Merchandise was given by the fol-
lowing firms: Mr., +. G.. Coursen, Hunt
& Connell, Foote & Shear. Miller &
Peck, Mr.. II. G. SanGerson, George
Zincke, George Kellar and George Eel
ton.
Furniture was donated as follows:
Economy Furniture Co, bureau and
rocking chair; Mr.. ]. W. Oakford. a
Al
board: Mrs. @. d. Simpson. six chars:
Mr. Henry Belin, a clock; Mrs. j. w.
Peck. a rocking chair; Mr.. Scott Inglis,
a piece of mating, Kings Daughters
Of Elm Park church, four beds; Mrs
w. II. Smith three beds; Mr.. IT. II.
Watkins, n bed; Law and Gladys Wat
kins. Chlds bed, Miss Marjorie
Nandling, a Child's bed furnished, Mr.
II Nt,11
bed; Mr. r. f.. Jones, q bed; Mr.. C.
ID. simpson a bed; Mr.. ". II. Taylor
bed, MI II. NJ. Boies, bed; Nj
Paul Belin, a chair Miss Alice Balin,
q chair; Mrs. j. A. Price. n table.
Hill d Connell. extension table: Louis
Rurprecht, three toilet sets; Mr.. Wool
worth. kitchen utensils Siebeckcr &
Watkins, shades; r. J. Williams, cook
ing utensils; Mrs. William IIandley, q
sldehoard; j. II. Ladwig, a dinner set;
Mrs. r. b. Williams, household goods
gas fittings and globes; Mrs. II. c.
Jones. a writing desk; Mrs. George b.
Smith, a chest Of drawers: w. p
COnnell * Sons, a refrigerator; c. 9,
Griffin, a picture Of Hahnemann.
Miscellaneous gifts We're as follows:
insurance On stock, Mr.. Henry Belin;
liam Hay painting; Williams & Nc
Anulty papering; Mr. Conrad SchrOe-
der, plastering and locks; II. Bevans
patterns; Schneider Bros, plumbing;
Mrs. Cowperthwdite, six pairs Of slip
pcrs; a friend six glass bowls.
Sums Of money for furnishing the
operating room were contributa "a as
follows: Mr. c. ID. Jones, $50; Mrs
John Jermyn, $40; Judge Willard, IS;
Mrs. f N. Willard, 81; Mrs. A. r.
Raub, SO; Robert Peck, IS: Mrs
Hounsfeld. s.; Mr.. George kcllar, 81;
Miss Tenny, 80 cents; Mr. Carl Lind
say, 2j cents, Mrs, j, X. Smith %
cents; clrysanthemum show, $3.50.
Case of surgical Instruments was re
ceived from DR.. and Mrs. Gardner. of
ElmLurst; medicine from Dr. Heilncr
Valuable assistance was given by Mr.
Holden and Mr., Paul Eelin as archi-
tects. If any names have been inal-
vertently omitted it is deeply regrettel 4
as all gifts and efforts have been thor
oughly appreciated.
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