The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-02
Fund RAISED.
School Of Design Has Now the
Sum Of 100000 Desired.

The 100000 was raised by June lss
What many said was an impossibiIity 10
now an accomplished fact. The attempt
would have been impossible had thu
School OF Design not won tho respect vy
the people OF this state by record OF
work faithfuily performed, OF steauy
growth under adverse ccS4ditions, and un.
questioned success with inadequate
means. Ii has first deserved the support
of the public and then when the oppor<
tunity came the public expressed its Ap-
probation most generously.
The good results OF this effort 10 raise
an endowment fund are more far-reacn-
ing than the mere acquisition OF so much
money. The school Is much better known
and therefore more highly appreciated
The public recognize the fact that the
school Is a practical one. and that II
teaches its students things which they
need 10 know II they are TO help buiid
up the industries OF this state.
II must not be forgotten that only the
first part OF the endowment fund Is now
raised Almost $4,000 more than Is needed
TO enable the school to do permanently
what It is now doing temporarily by the
occasional aid OF generous friends. and this
is not making any allowance for an ex-
tension of its work. Let no one think
therefore, that II is too late 10 send In
his subscription. All will be welcome
and added 10 the endowment fund IL SO
designated.
The new subscriptions follow:
Previously announved. $50, 6,340.75: Cow
ernor Charles Dean Kimball. $50; Hope
Webbing company $500: Martin 4 Hall.
$50; Richard A. Robertson. S25; Edwin
Miner. $3.50: Horace A. Klmt,all. s25o;
friend CF), $40; Alumnus. 81: Miss Anne
G. Morse. s5; Mrs. Mary NJ. Thomas. US:
Old Scholar. 81; Miss Sally Francis. $50;
f,f. Qfn. MI ~ Es.s
company, $50; Mr. and Mrs. Henry u.
Russell. $500; Edwin Barrows. SIS; George
@. Wilson, $25; Mrs. Alexander Farnuin.
IS; John ID. Lewis, $50; Charles A. Catiin,
S25; Mrs. Charles A. Catlin. SIS;
William b. Pearce. 500; John r. Free
500; William II. Hoffman. 800; Friend
Robert 3. Little. 800; sydney 4. Bur-
and and Miss coriiss. sioo; Henry +. Mo.ter.
Parker, s.; Mrs. Charles r., Longisy, 500;
$50: Friend w. 500: William Whitman
Bailey, 81 William ii. Herrick, ss5; Rob
ert 7. Brown, $40; Mrs; G. B; Farnsworth.
e Mts seo 81 e II MMa5SqadI 5ereras I chester
1x)' SO: Robert issi NJ. Lord. 81; Miss AN:
nsssa Tes ri @ %ra Rsprt 3D. wss
phen O. Metcalf, $3.50; Friend co, $50;
Alumnus. So; Miss Louisa d. Sharpe. $500:
Friend (A-A). $50: Friend (A-B). s.; Mrs.
Louis Welton Downes, s.: Mrs. Harrison
Parker Bridge. $40: Joseph Davol $3.50:
Miss Adeine Brown. $40; John II. Dug
gan. IS; L. A. Cranston. SIS; Friend (A-C).
$3.50: students contributions (additionaD.
| $3.50: Friend (A-D). sl5; Miss Ellen o.
Peck. IS; w s. Granger, SIS: Charles e.
SWEET. SIS; s. y. ChaImpiin 6 Son Uew-
| elers fund, 500: Snow & Westcott lad
| ditional jewelers. fund. s25; Allen b
| Jonassohn Jewellers fund), s25: Albro q
| Co. Jewellers fund.-. s25: S. A. Il. dew
| elers' fund.-. S.; Union Hardware com
pany Oewelers' fund.-. SIS: total an
| nounced, S1O2, erroneous announce
| ments deducted. $3.50: total amount raised
| by June /, s10l. .5sS25