New-York tribune., 1897-12-23


Miss Jessie Powell, OF Roxbury Delaware County.
n. Y. has been "shut-n' nearly all her life and
will not be able 20 go out again this winter. VIII
members kindly send embroidery silks, that
she may finish quilt which has occupied her at
tention for long time?
NJ e. Saunders-Send your magazines to Miss
Nettie Bartlett. president of the r. s. S. branch in
Montague. Mass.
Mrs Dorcas Anderson is In receip; of reading
matter from Mrs. c. L. Hendrckson, OF Middle
town. n. J. Walter Clyde Spaulding and c. c.
Gettys have also received literature from her. Mrs
Kimball. OF East Hebron, n. H.. who was eighty
years old on Thanksgiving Day. was pleasantly
remembered by Mrs. Hendrickson.
7. D. Maltby. Of Marietta, Ohio. wishes to ex-
press her thanks to the member who sent her the
Wonan's Pag IS from September IA to October 10.
She writes that she will gladly send stamps for
postage to any one who will let her have the
Woman's Pages from date of July Is to Septem-
Der l5 Her address is No 3l3 Lafayette-ave MARI
eta, Ohio.
Mrs. Carrie R. Couch. of No. 4s Sunnyside Drive.
Yonkers. n. Y. would be glad II Sunshine mem
Der tell her where she find the words OF a
cradle hymn beginning:
Hush, my dear. Lie still and slunber.
Holy angels guard thy bed;
Heavenly blessings without number
Gently falling on thy head
Write direct to Mrs. Couch
BIT OF ADVICE
Take kindly all that is kindly meant
Re first to thank; be last to resent ~
And those who come frowning feign not to see:
And; on: believe me- this is the me pan S nav
Seem blind when the faults OF friend appear;
Seem deaf when the slanderer's voice you a, near
And they bid you the sanderers tale repeat;
TO lighten to brighten. the lot OF man.
Sent by Mrs. c. r. G. -(Selected
jennie l.. Reed Your poem will appear in
the Sunshine column. T. b. Hunter has been en-
rolled as an active member Of the T. S. S. Mrs
Nathaniel Howard and Mrs. Kimball have been re-
membered by Miss NJ. E. Crouch with CHEEKY let
ters and pretty booklets. Miss Ellen KimoaIi'
Miss Annie E. Doty. Miss Mary Z. Wills and Mrs
Williams have also had letters from Miss Crouch.
together with magazines. poems and other read
ing matter Miss Maude Munsell. Of Sunderland,
Mass expresses her appreciation OF pretty
match receiver from Miss Jennie HerzoS. OF Sche-
nectady. " Y. and OF a bonbon dish from MISS
Lottle Serviss also Of Schenectady. Mira LLOYD
Bombaugh's doll arrived safely Anna Florence
Ramsdell writes:
Charlie IA little boy OF ave years. desires e, TO
thank Miss Reynolds for the pictures she so khqiy
sent him He wa, ss t1 him
days Unfortunately. her address was lost or she
would have been written TO.
The pictures sent by Miss Ram.dell came safely.
and will 90 TO make pretty scrapbook for little
invalid child. Colored newspaper pictures nave
arrived from A S NJ II any member has copy
Of he poem entitled THE Coming OF His eet
please send 1t to Mrs. H. Neill Wilson. PittSheld
are al.d for future use. Alice II. cunning nam n
gives thanks in the Sunshine column 20 the dohor
Of The Youths Companion. which came can 70 neT
without a name After reading she VIII ,orwsIdd
TO Al!le Loomis. Wells. VT. another htue c"i''
invalid. "
Mrs Katharine II. Howell's verses have oeen
"passed on to Mrs r. d. Johnson. Hightstowh'
~. J.
Nr, NJ J. Meeker wishes TO thank MIS-. H. ~
Marvel FOR package OF papers VIII MIS- MeeKe'
mass on" the papers when she has nnisheo with
then7
Mrr r. F. Hudson sends tho following lines
author unknown:
II all who hate would love US
And all our loves were true,
The stars that swing above US
Would brighten In the oiue
II cruel words were kisses,
And every scowl a smile
A better world than this Is
Would hardly be worth while
II purses would untghten
70 meet a brothers need,
The loai We bear would tighten
Ahnve the grave OF greed