New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-31

sigh for the pocket that hung In my gown
The o.d-fashioned pocket. the obsolete pocket
CAROLYN WELLS
Sen, nv Mrs J. r.
E A. J. says she has Only done little things
not worth mentioning but they have given hei
great pleasure VI r. " has sent the answer &C
the Love Story in Flower Puzzle" in rhyme which
cannot be published for want OF space The
tracts and patterns sent by Annie s Jackson. o:
Jericho Long Island have been received md vii
/ be forwarded 10 4 8. s. reader.
Mrs. George II. franklin. o, H!gh,s,own. y. J.
! has sent box OF religious papers magazines
pieces Of ak and Christmas card. 20 Uncle Dan =
Mrs. l.. Reynolds has copy Of Black Beauty
Which she dssircs g mail 10 some sppreSeis,iSc
OF $40 n i nan s ssn' dssy.s
thanks. The envelope addressed 10 Mrs +, W.
AN AUGrRY
In tho clouds IS reflected lingering ray.
when tho dsrknes, OF nigh, fobcs tho rHnshin. o,
In a mantle secure FOR brighter ,o-morr9w;
BIT or SUNSHINE
This charming bi; OF writton for 'he
r 8. s by one OF iis members:
only a bit o: sunshine.
Dropped tom The he ky XVI hy angels.
To b. scattered IN loves sweet name
So pas. f. aio'g on - mls,ion.
To comfor; and bless ana cheer
And youll md that BIT 81 sunshine
VIII brighten whole long year.
Miss ;cnlo Seller, has sent beautiful original
poem which has been sent 70 Mr. Mr., charlotte Van
EPITAPH.
A IL poem entitled Guests In tho Sunshine
o~er tho following epitnph:
UrIr Ne f. but winters day.
Some breakfast and away,
Others 70 dinner stay and ar" fun fed:
rlco old s-f ryc "A Il
I.arge is his debt who fingers on tho way
He who goes soonest has the least to pay
Epitaph OF Alex. MefHn. stlrlIngshirc. EnglaLl.
Sent by r g. g. member.
In answer 70 the correspondent who called for tho
author OF tho poem. Hush. Ny Dear. Lie Sill
and slumber' T. 8 member replies that !. Is
called "Wat,ss cradle song, snd Is TO be founn IN
Bryant's Library OF Poetry and Song
Esteue Mas sends thanks for generous Christmas
remembrances 10 Mrs. e D. Tirrell. Stella Foo'o.
Mr. Charles a. King. Aunt Mary" Fannie +.
Burrows rIecn " Cur,lss. Miss Naylor. Winthrop
Horton and V Es'e1" wishes an mo snnsh n
members Happy New Year. ana says this has
been the best Christmas she has ever nhd ie'tus"
OF her Sunshine gifts
Mrs Thomas J. Smith. OF Fornn. y. Y. an invalid
member writes For all the sunshine that has
come ~ me through the r. s. s. I am grateful. and
~ nv strength would admit should write 10 each
member who has frightened so many days Tor me
but through the Sunshine column desire to fhank
Mr. r. s. Nedham Miss Bessie rnierhill, Mss
sp,ro. Mrs A. NJ Davis. Willie Painter and the
President General % the Sunshine Society
VIII W E. OF Stockbridge. Mass. please send
womans Pages to Mrs. Janet II. Gemme. Pulaski.
Mrs Fannie NJ Clark OF FIX Creek. y y. de-
membered her on Christmas Day. Although Mrs
Clark is n great invalid confined - her beh', she
makes beautiful quilts several Of WI ch have been
in the Woman's Exchange OF Montclar. " j.
The poem "a Little Longer. sent by " w Bit.
Is too long publication In the SUNSHINE column
and has been pissed on TO shut-in mchpcr
I'll can put one touch OF rosy sunset into the
u,a NJ anv man woman child ] shall feel that
have worked with God" This beautiful sehti-
rnent Sy George Mcdonald was con'r'puten ny r. %
John Kren OF New Haven. Conn. desires inc
Sunshine members who send Sunday III DUNES 10
Vim n discontinue them for the present as n men,
49, ,o,r now shares with him. He is interested In
Collecting rare foreign stamps. ana wou'd ne
ela o receive sucn.
pro.,dent- General OF the T. q. S.-The lines lhc
rwo Little Stockings" which appeared IN yester-
DAVIS Tribune without the name OF the authol' WEI"
written by me some years ago Tor inc iout"
companion" and appeared In that journal Nery
prettily illustrated. Since that time they haye peen
pnned nd recoped and rccitod by little children so
often thai they quite Ike a part OF niys.I;;
II II will not inconvenience you 100 gIeatiy Woula
omission I'm your bright Sunshine column Yours
vnrv ,r,ly Mrs. SARA KEABLES HUNT
Ss's = December
The Presto General is glad to print the above
letter. and is delighted to know the writer OF the
beautiful vefi's
THE SUNNY SIDE.
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