The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
RETIREMENTFUND
Donations 10 The Bazaar for the
Dansfit Of the Teachers.

a. Thsnkssi,tng week draws near "iien
,hc 'eszlar for the Teachers Retirement
Fond IL 70 be held. the enthusiasm OF ths
teachers is waxing higher shd success III .
raising tho total amount OF the iuhd
seems al hand
Vhs teachers OF the First District WISH
to Acknowledge the following donations
- coats. 500. col Studley, s.; W. j.
Fee,ev Co PLAQUE: Kendall MfE Coz
soan Chapin x Houister CO. gold hair-
,ins. Afopvan. New York SOAP; l'emins-
ton Printng Co, printing
The teachers OF the Third District sc-
knowledge the ailt Of SO from Mary d.
CbsYee aud of ,he same amount from
sally Francis -.
rne donations to the teachers Of me
siNth District have boom John H. 'fouu,
sort drinks. sullivan Bros soit "Il'Ns'
OlueyNIHe Mineral SprinE Water w. 49,
drit i,s: Caproui BrUs.. soft drinks Ihi"p
F,d,Iy. lemons. Fred Chadburn. oates
| Orr1n SPENCER. lemons and dates y. u
! Auo,ip.. lemons Tucker * Walker l"in-
/ ons. william Thomas. candy; Miss Nary
Harrison candy; Walter Whipple' eseS'
/ Nlr. 'IJobson CANDY Mr.. Rausch' 'snds :
| WeskS Bros. candy; i. Roberts, choco-
4
/ DIV: II0sten, candy and cocoa; MI fo'lei'
| celery: Mr.. !. "A. Preston lemons ~ D'
The teachers OF tie Ninth District wish
| TO- thank the Outlet Company FOR ~ cop
les OF "rootpsth 20 Peace aud y. MOT
gan & Son for one dozen Miilers ENpee'
torant
The Kindergarten teachers have recetN-
eS as follows :Ostby x Barton. $50 Miltoh'
! nradley Co. games ANA building blocks
r. l.. Hammett kindergarten materials
prsnE Eduoa tlonal Co. rwo pictures; Mrs'
Henri Chase kindergarten materials
| There has been presented 10 the bhZah'
La large embroidered c-rter piece from the
sisters Of Divine Providence Infant asH
ium
! The committee OF the wives of the
school committee acknowledge the follow
Ing gifts: Mrs stephen Edwards 30 MIS-
George F.. wood ST.; Alrs. Fila Peek LaoN'
g.: Mrs. I.eander Manchester. 81 Ihe
ohairmaa Of this committee seuns 'he
| following communication.
The committee having In charge th'
"Remefnbrsnce Table" at the comins
| Teachers Bazaar, srs greatly slfprlse'
and disappointed, 10 hnd that there ehist'
senerai misunderstanding concerning
this table and IT'S furnishings. Severa
weeks ago, a list oi teacherS VINO hSN
resigned during the last rweniy-hN'
{ | taken to- communicate WITH all who coul'
? be reached. We asked each one OF thes
| former teachers 20 send us something 10
: the Remembrance Table, thinking ma
probably each individual would deem II
I personal privilege to coinply with our re
: quest We did not expect to receive artl
? cles OF great value. nut hoped TO be adj
q 10 add quite q sutn to ths Retremei
I | Fgnd through the sale % these gifts.
has come 20 oar knowledge. that man
D have not responded 10 our appeal %
II cause they canuct send us valuable art
o cles TO these tho committee desires
@ say. that We wish - plainly unders'o'
% that We are not looking for expensive n
cles and trust that each one or TIC
former teachers will contribute som
thins no ma tier how triaing.
II HELEN G. WHITE. Chairman
le Responses to This suggestion shoulc
Is sent 10 William Whitc Greene street.
~ | Room " OF the Classical High school
a. soon as possible