The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-10
DONATIONS FOR THE HOME.
Acknowledged by the Managers Of
That institution.

The managers Of the Home for the
Friedless acknowledge with deep graf
itude gifts as follows:
one dozen umbrellas Qor the children
Mrs. Cafmalts Sunday school class: six
misses coats and two dozen ladies' coats
Mr.. Ambrose Mulley: jam. Mrs f. IL. I;ip
pie; clothing, Mrs. $. Morris; two oak
chairs, Mrs. John Sherer, III memory of
her mother, Mrs. M&sscr: Quilt, ladies of
the Dalton Baptist church; milk ,twicc
week., Mrs. Fred NJ. Kochler; reading
matter Miss Florence Shook; muslin gar
nents. Miss Clara Hughes; bread, I.ind-
ner's bakery; bread, Miss Maggie ZCil-
Ter; eight boxes candy. Mrs. ID. T.. Taylor:
cake, Mrs. John Center, sr.; quantity
reading matter, Miss Jennie Hartley;
brussels carpet, Mrs. John j. Wentz; two
ladies vests new, Il friend bread and
meats, First Presbyterian church: ffty-
two caps, Mr.. Ambrose Mulley; twenty
eight umbrellas Gor the children, AIRS.
Carmalts Sunday school class; doctors
in attendance, Lcet, Arndt Rea and He'll
ner; dolls Mrs. George D. Taylor; tea
Mrs. NJ Rollins canned fruit, jellies, cat
sup and two bushels turnips, Mrs d.
Langstaff; crib quilt and nursery articles,
Mrs. Runk; clothing Mrs. Van Blarcom;
nine dresses and one hat, Mrs. Hampton
Shafer; clothing, Mrs. &. G. Rose; Jelly
Mrs. ]. G. hoffman, quantity sandwiches
and baked beans, Nay Aug Hose COM
pany; papers and magazines, Miss Bailey
and Mrs. Mill; vegetables, Mrs. Katharine
SohnCs; quantity literature, Mrs. j. Il.
Carmalt; barrel cabbage turnips and car
rots, Mrs. James Il. Dickson: three pairs
stockings, Mrs. II. II. Stoke: three barrels
apples, T. l.. Fuller; four baskets grapes,
one bushel sweet potatoes, Mrs. James p
DiCkson cherries, Master Fred Martin;
pickles, Mrs. John Center, sr; turkey,
coffee, butter, sugar, celery, cranberries,
oranges, one-haH bushel sweet potatoes,
one-half bushel Irish potatoes Mrs.
Thomas Dickson; one dozen cans corn
two baskets grapes and apples, Mrs. JAS.
McAnulty; turkey and cranberres, Mrs.
William r. mith; II lunches celery, Mrs
X. y. Zimmerman; beans, tomatoes, cof-
fee, squash, Mrs. ii. IL. Crane; hubbard
squash. beets and ounces, r. T.. Carter;
. barrels apples, w. w. Scranton; cakes
and crullers, Mrs c. p. Matthews; turkey,
Mrs. j. j. Williams. chicken, one head OF
cabbage, Miss Clara Hughes: two chick
ems, Mrs II. \. Willard; turkey, Mrs. }.
A, Robertson; two chickens and sweet po-
tatoes, Mrs n. Y. Leet; 30-pound tur-
key, crate OF oranges, eX-SheriR Robin
son; 25 pounds buckwheat, pickles. apples
cookies Mrs. A. Van Cleef; 81 worth suga"
one bushel potatoes, st. Luke's parish
two turkeys, Mrs. w. ID. Boyer; turkey
Mrs ID, +. Taylor; two boxes candy 40
pounds), ]. d. Williams & Bro; quilt
Junior league Methodist church. Dun
more; basket fruit, Penn Avenue Baptist
church; so cents worth sugar, cranberrles
bushel sweet potatoes, Mrs j. b. DIM
mick; chrysanthemums, Mr.. and Mrs IT.
II. McClintock; wagon load vegetables
fruits and nuts, Church of the Good
Shepherd. Desserts were furnished by
Mrs c. p. Scott, Mrs. T.. n. Willard. Mrs
W. ID. Kennedy, Mrs. Luther Keller.