New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-20
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.

A box from IL. S Y D." of Fort Plain. y. Y.
contained many useful articles. packages Of candy.
etc. and was also full OF good wishes for the T.
S s." Mrs f. J. Anderson. of New Jersey. sent as
Christmas greetings ten pairs of high cut fleece
lined bedroom slippers from a Broadway store:
S. NJ, B., Of Norwich, Conn, pair of bed socks
and new mittens; S. +. Draper. of NewHampshire,
roll Of pictures; Miss Annie Morris Of Pennsyl-
vania, infants bottles and wristlets unknown
friend a box of woods; Mrs Worden OF Brooklyn.
twelve Christmas envelopes each filed with some
thing dainty, a collar or needebook, ribbons and
card, all ready distribution: Sarah Skiff. Of
Connecticut Christmas bags: Miss Salter, of Brook
lyn. a package of lovely Christmas novelties, many
decorated with holly; sachets barometer cards.
postal card case picture frames. etc. large ex-
press box came from Yonkers filled with clothing,
toys bags, fancy articles. etc; from Plaineld. N
j.. a box of toys and skating caps; from Mrs. NIL
Ter, of Asbury Park, many articles for invalid out
fit: from Mrs ]. NJ, OF Cambridge n. Y, box
of excellent clothing shoes. etc; from a friend In
Manhattan a box of dolls and games: express
box Of clothing handkerchief and ribbons from
Mrs. Bennett of Monticello, N Y; Il liberal con-
tribution Of clothing from Mrs George ". BisseIl
etc. from Middletown. Conn. and Phillips Brooks
calendar from Miss Fink. A Manhattan member
in overhauling his library found case Of books
The two boxes Of sunshine received from Mrs
Ella W Lincoln. like all her gifts were beautiful
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made from art ticking, and each one held several
from Mrs, William Ray Of Brooklyn, cards and
mont; infants sack from Mrs. A. Mansfield. OF
Connecticut: sachets and penwiDers, from Miss
Kate Hawkins, of Edson n. Y: four Christmas
bags, from Mrs, ] T. Bradford. OF Fulton County.
n. Y; bed socks and shoes. from Miss Fannie
Lossee. of Norwich Conn. two pretty hoods from
Hyde Park Mass; fancy envelopes and handker-
chief. from Mrs Thurston. OF Dover. n H; three
pairs of mittens, from Mrs. B. J. Livingston. Of
Minnesota; bags, and fancy articles. from E. F. s,
OF Westboro, Mass mittens. from Mrs. J. A. r,
OF Paterson N j.: hand decorated cards. from
Mrs. Lisa A. Fletcher. of Manchester. y H:
cushion cover, bags. etc, from Mrs. Berry OF
Keyser, ". Va. roll of pictures from Mrs Lewis
of Copenhagen; a box Of fancy articles. from
NJ J. NJ; Christmas book, for child in the
hospital from G: r. Tubbs Of Kingston, y Y;
five scrapbooks, from the Puritan branch OF Man
haitian. This branch has dressed a pretty doll
and will send direct, Christmas gift. a lit
tie girl. Mrs. r. F. Otto Frckenhaus. of Brook
lyn. sent six handsome Christmas bags. and the
different articles contained in them were all
wrapped separately. to give added pleasure TO
the children receiving them also twelve envelopes
containing a hair ribbon and Christmas card.
These gifts were sent lin loving memory of the
beloved Morris" Christmas gifts for children
and tree decorati tons. from Mrs. Totten and sons.
OF Jersey city; a box Of miscellaneous articles,
from Brooklyn. and two packages OF clothing, from
c. ZabriSke. CT Brooklyn.