The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-06
HOME REMEMBERED
List of the Donations That Institu-
ton Received.

The Home for the FriendlesS has
been bountifully remembered during
the past month. The Christmas dona-
tions were unusually large. These
included the splendid annual con-
tribution by Cleland. Simp son & Tay-
lor. of the Globe Warehouse. a fine
Christmas tree by G. II. Clark & Co.,
and the list appended below:
Among the gifts which touched the
managers and all concerned with deep
emotion were the playthings, the dolls.
books. games and the playhouse, so
dearly loved by Esther and Jessie
Craig, who put them all in order one
morning, went away and never came
back to look again upon their treas
ures. The following are the donations
for the month:
Mrs. H. H. Crane. groceries, fruit,
ETC.; No. 235, Heptasophs Of Dunmore.
provisions; Mrs. +. w. Mason, Mrs.
John Jermyn, Mrs. c. S. Weston. Miss
Susan Dickinson. oranges; T. b. Stiff.
Miss Maggie Zeidler, bread, ETC.; Stew
ems & Mitchell seven pairs shoes; Miss
! Mulley, cakes, etc; Seamans Bros,
fifty pounds flour: Mrs. r. w. Arch
bald. invalid chair: Huntington's
bakery. bread and cakes; Mrs. Pres
ton Robinson, fruit, ETC.; Miss Susie
Morris. three hats; Mrs. ]. ]. Walsh,
Mrs. ]. ]. Kline. Mrs. w. H. Jessup.
clothing: Mrs. George Sanderson, ice
cream Mrs T.. c. Dimmick ice cream.
chicken salad: st. Luke's parish. barrel
apples; Mrs. Elizabeth Downing. three
baskets grapes; Gutheinz. Weisser &
! Krayer turkey, fifty-five pounds drip
pings; Mrs. c. +. Robinson, MARINA
lade; Mrs. ]. +. Chandler, Mrs. NJ.
| Stanton reading matter: w. II. Pierce's
market. vegetables; Mrs. T. II. Wat
kins, three gallons ice cream; Mrs.
Nora Livey, confectionery; Mrs. Evan
]. Davis. outing flannel; Peter w.
Tague, chairs; A. J. Fritz. Heiser &
| Warnke. cases tomatoes.
Section l, Needle Work Guild Of
America. Mrs. ]. r. Peck. president.
| twenty-three new garments; Miss Dick
| clothing, etc: T. d. Bevan. barrel flour;
Mrs. Alex. Mckay. apples; Miss Ger
| ecke. Mrs. Walter Matthews. Mrs. Ed
ward Siebecker. Miss T.. X. Richmond.
| clothing; Fred Martin, marmalade:
Mrs. Van Duzer, cash. fifty cents; Mrs.
John Morris, grapum; desserts We're
| furnished by Mrs. r. II. Watkins. Mrs.
| c. +. Matthews. Mrs. Henry Belin.
Drs. Corser and Heilner were in at
| tendance.
Christmas donors-Mrs. Thomas Dick
son, forty books: Ladies' Aid society
OF Providence Methodist Episcopal
| church. basket of needlework. ETC.:
Miss Mary Hackett. flowers; Mrs. H.
II. Coston, oysters, celery; Goldsmith's
Bazaar, large quantity of valuable
clothing, toys, ETC.; Rev. and Mrs. w.
G.. Simpson, gift for old lady; Mrs.
Cross, Lorine and Nellie Cross, Car
bondale, dolls, books. clothing; Pres
byterian church. Dunmore, vegetables.
fruit. pigeons, etc, $l.50 cash: Millar e.
| fr1n Mfrc
Bennett, fruit cake, canned fruit; At
lantic and Pacific Tea company. dolls;
Mrs. John Morris, plum pudding.
Turkeys were received from Mrs. Will
lam Matthews. Mrs. f. ~ Willard. Mrs.
William T. Smith. Mrs. T.. L. Fuller
Mrs. Fl. w. Kingsbury, Mr.. Charles
Schadt (O. Mrs. r. r. Williams. Miss
Sanction, Miss Haight. Lebanon; Mrs.
ID. L. Taylor Mrs. Il. j. Bennell. Mrs.
Charles Schlager Mrs. T. II. Watkins.
Mrs. j. J.. Connell, Mrs. r. G. Brooks
Mrs. w. d. Kennedy, Mrs G. L. Dick
son, gifts for old ladies. matron and
sister.
Mrs. c. G. Rose. candy, books ana
games; Mrs. Simon Rice, dolls and
clothing; Mrs. NJ. Stanton, fruit cake
vegetables; Mrs. Emma Blackwood
Mrs. r.. j. Bennell, Mrs q. d. Taylor,
! gifts for children, etc.: Mrs. Goodhand
Clark, provisions, etc: Mrs L. r.
| STEELE, MrS. Il. u. PoWcll, SIX dressed
dolls; Mrs. T.. II. Ripple. books; Mrs.
| Luther Keller. two boxes stockings;
| Miss Bessie Jones. games: Mrs. 4. H.
Storrs. dolls, books. toys: w. d. Bower,
barrel flour; Mrs Thomas Lyddon,
sugar corn; ]. II. Fisher, toys; Mrs.
| II. II. Stock. quantity nursery cloth
ing; Mrs. w. Fl. Perkins, fruit cake.
handkerchiefs; Shank s. Spencer. ten
pairs slippers; Mrs. Richard Horns.
| Jelly; Mrs. j. p. Dickson. barrel apples,
| butter mittens: Miss Katherine Simp-
son, dolls. books, toys, etc: Lewis.
Reilly & Davis, onc-half gross lead
| pencils: Young Ladies' society of First
church. candy: Mrs. r. w. Luce, hooks:
| Philin Doersam, cloth to value of $40:
| Mrs. Charles Weichel, quantity nuts;
"The Spirsters," fancy articles: c. A.
Fuller clothing. toys etc; Janet and
F,lizabeth Storrs, dolls. toys. etc: Mrs.
| u. J., Langstaff, tree ornaments, hand
ferchiefs Mrs. e, B Scott, slippers for
| All old ladies, and ten dressed dolls
! Mrs, William Connell. box. contents
value Sls; Mrs. j. F, Broadbent, chair.
81 in cash and fruit from Mrs. George
Katharine AND Ira Tripp Broadbent.
candy and nuts; Law and Gladys Wat
| luns. thirteen dressed dolls. books.
games: Miss Kriebaum. fruit; Mrs. f..
$. Moffat, gifts for old ladies': Mrs.
John Morris, fruit cake.