New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16

or RECEIVING AND DISTRIBUTING RE
ov-rD II STANFORD PAPER-EN-
ENLARGEMENT To CONTINUE EFFORT
.s,or, OF the work Of the Connecticut branch
|T { S which is published every week in
O. ns,v Advocate" OF Stamford shows no"
-. is the interest Of that neignborhood ana no"
A'.,-,,o,, the influence w'dens To begin Win the
-s NJ the Connecticut society. as reported IN the
Oo.-..,-s paper are: The Presdent-Genera, at the
s',.,,sr,e-s The Tribune Office; State president.
r1v-,n I. s-hoHe.d Stamford: branch presi-
Nc " H. Watson: corresponding secretary,
CO. n y Travis and recording secretary, Miss
y r-o,e No % South-st The society motto Is
- cheer" the society flower coreopsis ana the
80 colors are gold and white. The president OF
-. branch writes that she now mas on her oooAS
iS members ~ s.Aoao,s
&c, Glenbrook. Rdgeheld. Danbury and
a. 80 Centre though the largest is al Stamford
-. 80 Members There IS also a sewing COM
-. and a visiting committee. whose work Is as
",,,ss, and important as any done IN iAls cohhec-
49, The members whose names nave oeeh lo'-
..-ass for enrolment on the genera onloe-uooA are
We. cns-les Allen. Miss Ella zimmerman, Miss
~.,,sr,ne Ayres Mrs. F. =. Bartram. Miss +. g.
La,or Miss 4 A Baker. Mrs. Lester Blshop.
a., coo-re rror1deld Mrs J. A. Batchelder, LA
rrgss Mrs oscar Cossum Mrs II. , cummings
~ g y Chase Miss Florence case. MIS-. hehIS
C-or,. Mrs N F. CroweL Mss Marian lie
vo-ss. Mrs Frank De Camp Mrs. a II. Emory
viss Alice Eager. Miss Balbina Enders MIS- joshua
T-so-4e- Miss Alice Fessendcn Mrs. oliver Fes-
-, Mss Florence Frances. the Rev. D. l..
ra--4s Ms N l. Gendinnng. Mrs. Grant. MISS
r GREGORY Mrs Z T " Gillespie. Miss 7. Grote'
Nc Maude Griffin Mrs Harvey Hoyt- MISS
ossnblne Hoyt Miss Mabel Harriet Irene hart
Mrs Henri l. Howard. Florence Holt. MIS- Charles
1osrv, = / Scofeld jr.. George Beach. ANNA
Tnb~ n
G little Miss ". Lee Mrs. F. W. LOCKWOOD MIS-
1-,,ces Iosev Mrs r. J. Lenart, Miss sara H.
,nra- Mrs C. O. Miller Miss Jennie Nix. Alice
NcFarlar,. Amelia McFaram. Miss NJ. Moore. Miss
Na-v Mills Miss GeOda Nelson Edith NICHOLS MIS-.
y :. Osborne MIS-. T H. Porter, Mss June PoWeil'
Mrs NJ Parker Mrs 4. ". Pike, Dr. Lila L.
Root Mrs joe Rockwell Mrs T. Kicker. Alice
Rich Miss Hattie 2. Riley Miss Abbie Rockwell
Miss Jennie Rockwell Mrs. Arthur kequa' the
Rev Arthur Requa Miss Annie Sehck. Miss
Jeanne scoAeld Miss Spiro. Mrs. Clarence Stro-
bridge Mrs J. c. Sherwood, May soAoWay. Maria
soloway. Lizzie schair. Mrs ". y. Travis Mrs
A. 4 Watson Miss Carrie /. Weed. Mrs. w n
White. Emily Walton. Miss Emile l.. Weed, MISS
Janet Weeks Mrs r A. Bingham. Mrs. II. Z.
Belden. Mrs. F. H. Beers. Miss Nellie Coe, Mrs
1.ouisbu-y. Mrs George LOOMS. Miss Pauline
Miner. Miss Carrie A. Seymour. Miss Josephine
ScoAeld Mrs F. NJ Tiffany. Mrs A. g. Weed. Miss
LYDIA Weed Miss Emma Gardner, Miss Helen Nc
Donald Miss Jessie Hewitt Beatrice Watson. Vail
Watson Mrs. NJ. Waterbury. Mrs. Wylle. Miss
Ca,harine Root Gladys Finn. Louise Lee! Mrs. G.
Mrs A. /. Kirby Miss Effie Roberts Pearl Brandt.
Miss Mary Perry. Mrs g. NJ. Stebbins, Mrs +. c.
lounsbury. Mazda C.. Burdlck, James DICKINSON,
Schuyler Cummings, Miss Mildred Baxter. Miss
Florence l. Banes. MIS- @. Bates. Mrs. Mosher,
Miss Dorothy Mix. Bradford Tabor Mix, Miss
Mabelle Smith j. De Bots Holmes l. Aimes Meits.
Jennie Johnson. A VI. Dalsen, Mrs. y. W. Dalsen,
Miss Louise Austin and Miss Katherine l.. Cabot
o. The branches throughout the state Dut there
are many Connecticut members who have not
identified themselves with any particular branch
and still report 10 the main Office In time these
will no doubt Join some branch near 10 them The
organization rules are something Ike those OF the
Society Of the Daughters OF the American Revoiu-
ton many members OF which while belonging 10
The main body, have never affiliated with any espe-
The sunshine received and distributed from the
Connecticut branch Office indicates wide stretch
Of country. The articles contributed and those
sent out are the means or envenlng many weary
hour for the sick. and many a dull day for those
who Of from the outer ord Of movement.
Christmas boxes that have brought cheer 70 lonely
homes were sent from this branch Reading mat
Ter for all and tastes is freely given and freely
stood not 10 be a charity but the mere interchange
Of kindly renembrances was accepted In the same
spirit r. which q offered AS the report in
The Daily Advocate" says:
Some mistakes may be made. and gifts may be
sent not exactly suitable for the ones who receive
lnen but the recipient will pass It on 70 another.
and thus help 70 push onward the sunshine so
greatly needed r. many homes.
The secretary OF the Connecticut branch visited
tne nan ONCE few weeks ago, and became
greatly Interested IN the society's workings IN other
parts o. the country
Connecticut has more T s. s members than any
olher State IN tho Union. and is called by the
Fresident-Geuera the banner State" The STAN
iord Advocate IS the only paper which publishes
column OF sunshine" news In the New Eng
land States
When there is room in the column little story
o. sketch for children Is inserted and these
t9ery looked for by the enthusiastic juvenile
members Of the society
Altogether the work OF the Stamford branch
grows daily. and Is OF the useful and benehcent
reward
Inc President-Gereral takes delight in stating
tAal me thorough organization OF the Connecticut
ul4hcn i due entirely 20 Mrs Edwin /. SchOhEd
ne state president. and her STAFF who must be
erected with the ability and energy that alone
ce-a evolve plan Of work that has been so well