New-York tribune., 1897-12-20

ANNIE FIELDS ALDEN.
Metuchen. y. J. a +. s =. Member.
Miss A. f. Doty sends The Sunday Tribune 20
Ms. 4. Evans. Morsanton. y. g.. and she kindly
passes II on TO another member
IN. r = \ I'm distributing It's Christmas gifts Is
forgetting tHe children OF the mission schools In
the mountains OF Kentucky under the care OF the
Rev. and Mrs Luther VI. Scrosgs. Mount Vernon
Rockcastle County. Ky.
Mss Minnie Conran has received many beautiful
presents from many Sunshine members and others
who have become Interested In her crippled cond
ton. W. J. Van Patt-n. Mrs ". r. Crouch Miss
H. l.lndsly Mrs. }. Ketcham. Mrs E Van Orien
Mrs NJ F.. Randolph. Mrs l.. q. Burr. John Krell
r. l.. Dapan and several others who did not give
names have generously remembered.
Although Mrs r. e. Williams. OF Westches,er
Conn. IS practically "shut-in" during the winter
she sends many rays of sunlight into other homes
The reading matter sent her is passed on 10 other
members and she thanks all those who have so
kindly remembered her
VIII a Well Wisher" send fun name and ad-
dress to T. 5. S?
The directions for knitting lace and Hug Me-
Tight" have been forwarded 10 Miss Mabel Vck-
cry Tecumseh New. an invalid who enjoys knit
M!s Josephine Mace OF ew-Brunswick. y. J.,
Sas r s snd a he HsW for whh she wifi accept
thanks Has Miss Mace changed her address?
Viii Kate v send FOIL name and address to 7.
:. $? the articles viii be forwarded directed.
THE VOICE OF THE CIIRIST-CHILD.
By Phillips Brooks.
The earth has grown old with It's burden OF care.
but at Christmas It always Is young. , ,.,r
And IT. soul. full ot music breaks forth on the air
When the song Of the angels is sung.
1t is coming. old earth. e is coming tonight
On the snowhakcs which cover my SOD, .,..
And the voice OF The Christ-chid tells out with
That %'irsii Mankind are the children OF God.
on the sad and tho lonely. the wretehed and poor.
That voice OF the Chrst-child shall fall:
And 10 every blind wdnderer opens the door
or hope which he dared not to dream or BEFORE
With sunshine OF welcome for all.
The fee, OF the humblest may walk in the field
This this is The marvel to mortals revealed.
When the svery trumpets OF Christmas have
That mankind are the children of God.
Sent by S A. Bailey Springfield. y. J.
F. l. $. o. Newark; ~ J., extends thanks sks
@nG",n spni Ter ' the silk scraps and birch bark
Mrs Charles Reynolds OF Vineland. y: j.. al,
inoIsh in Tsd fn has %T made several urcss to given
all those who send her reading matter. saying:
IT IL a red-ctter day when they arrive: ~, q,
rdres pr' OF Fast Orange N j. has been passed
a Sunshine 'shnt-in,' VINO maze request io'
poems. ,., -, ,a,o,,r.s ,o invalid
rmbaTs rmG se"efOr of the 7 s. by Mrs FEEDER Of Pas
sale y. j.. IL royal way 10 give P'e"'"'e w '"'
III and lonely ones.
MRS BARBArLD's ADDRESS TO LIFE
Life we've been long together.
Thr 1;hr ugh pleasant and through cloudy weather
IT'S hard to part when friends are dear
y,erhons twill cost a sigh, n tear
Then rteal away. give little warning;
saU no, Good night but In some brighter cline
lid me, Good mornings!
ssnt bv "a Well-Wlsher for the Sunshine Max
ers'
Dear President.General OF the T. g. s. send
Won to-day by mail n pair OF horse-nes which
made I an little boy. eight years old. and 10
70 school every day. hope whoever gets these
limos on Christmas will be made happy. ! would
like % send YOU more things for the children, but
have six poor children here In Honesdale that
always remember On Christmas - ,,o,r,n
Iionesdalc. Penn. Dec l.:
The lines have been put into one OF the bags des-
,ired for Il Little Mother" Merry Christmas to
George