The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-03-05
DONATIONS FOR TWO MONTHS.
They Are Acknowledged by Directors
OF Hahnemaun Hospital.

The following gifts to the Hahne-
mann hospital for the months tl jan
uary and February are thankfully ac-
knowledged by the directors:
January-Mrs. Henry Bclin turkey,
cranberries. apples, oranges, old muslin;
Dr. j. w. Coolidge, two Welsbach
Lights. oranges; Mrs. II. NJ. Boies, 2la
quarts oysters, roses; Mrs. a. NJ. Decker,
clam soup, flowers, potted azalea, olu
muslin: Mrs. q. Il. Smith, 20 yards mus
lin; Mrs. Il. L. Fuller, bushel apples, car
nations; Mrs. +. b. Jermyn, ~ pounds
buckwhCat grape jelly. flowers, potted
azalea Miss Ella Plat, wadded wrapper
for woman's ward; Mrs. Mary Mates,
woman's wrapper: Mrs. T. II. Watkins,
piece muslin: Mrs. $. II. Stevens, tables
for Childrons ward, chairs, old muslin;
Mrs. S. Van StOrCh, pOtted palm; MRS
G. T.. Clark; flannel wrapper, l dozen
spools thread, / game; Mrs. w. 7. smith,
piece muslin: Mrs. Charles kirkpatrick,
old muslin, linen; Mrs j. a. Scranton,
magazines; Mrs. Phoebe Smith litera-
turc, old muslin, lincn Miss Gilmore, 9
thermometer cases, mans wrapper. Pa
jamas; Mrs. Theodore Moore, homoeo-
pathic medicines; Mrs. j. y. Price, mag
azincs; Miss Russell, books, toys, paper
dolls for Children's ward; Mr.. Harry
WOolsey, pancs window glass boards
y
boards; Mrs. Van StorCh, magazines; Mr..
G. r. Clark, flowers Mrs a. II. Storrs,
carnations, hyacnths; Miss Gladys Wat
kins, orange baskets filed with jelly;
Miss Muley. carnations, old muslin; Miss
Evelyn Gilmore. S bibs for children; Miss
Helen Stevens, bibs for children; Miss
Blanche Cummings, magazines; DR..
Charles Roberts, carnations, DR. He'll
ner full line of medicines DR.. Thomas
90
mittoe, cut roses growing azaleas:
Uhrough Miss Boies), roses, lilies of the
valley, hyacinths; dessert committee, ice
cream twice. Through Mrs. Law, ice
cream orange ice lady fingers; (through
Mrs. e. a. Clark, oranges, bananas.
February-Mrs. G. Il. Guild. 2 tumblers
Jelly. old muslin, linen; Mrs. w. B.
Christmas. Jars preserves; Mrs. w. W.
Berry, jelly, pickles, jar blaCkberries,
flowers in memory of Mrs. Shoemak-
er: DIR. l. T.. Everhart, flowers. in men,
ory of Mrs. Everhart; Mrs. Charles Wells,
carpet, halibut; Mrs. j, A. Mott, l dozen
oranges; Mrs. +. l.. Fulle", pair chick
ems; Mrs. r. f. Jones, dozen tumblers
jelly; Mrs. II. NJ. Boies, cake, roses,
carnations; Miss Mates, old linen; Mrs.
Henry Beln. oysters, can maple syrup,
roast beef pair chickens Miss Platt,
magazines; Mrs. ]. r. Howe, magazines;
Second Presbyterian church, crcamcd po-
tatoes, pressed chicken, tomatoes,
loaves bread, glasses jelly. whipped
cream; Mrs. Joseph B. Mott, tumblers
and l quart jar jelly, wine jelly; Mrs.
n. G. Robertson, 2 dozen oranges; Mrs.
George Hand, quart cream, bowl of
Jelly; Miss Eva NJ Miller, primroscs for
children's ward; Miss Incz Frey, ! jar
grape jelly; Miss Emma Jermyn, carna-
tions Miss Clara Simpson, . dozen or
angos; Mrs. T. II. Allaback, dozen or
anGes; Mrs. Horace Hand, l Sitz tub. /
foot tub; infants bath tub, / swilSing
cradle, 3 surgical bandages: Miss Cham
berlain, dozen eggs; Miss DrIS ton
magazines and papers; Mrs. Woolwor,h
ice cream and cake Mrs. S. II. Stevens
books for children and adults; Or. HTcw-
ster, books for children: DIR. j. w. COcl-
idge, surgical instruments; Mr.. ClarF,
smilaX, carnations, Nolets, roses, tulips;
Miss Helen Stevens, books for children;
children (from Miss Helen 81 cs' fair)
feather duster, duster and bag, slippers
and toys for children; Mrs. \. NJ Deck
q, surgical appliances; the ?harnarentt
cal Specially company. donation &C an
tiseptic surgical lressings: Thomas
Lecming & Co., donation Of Nestle Mix
Food Mr.. Lord (carpanterl. screen
frames, table for operating room, hand
rail in hril, drop table in pantry, fower
committee li2 dozen oranges.