New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-13
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MONEY RECEIVED.


The Coreopsis branch Of New Haven has sent
through the treasurer, Miss Gertrude Smith 500
toward the furnishing of the Rest Home. A pre-
Vious check sent not received. Mrs. W. H
Doane gave 50 for Adolph Koch's outing; For
Richard" S. "A Cheerful Giver" 81, for the ben
eft Of some one, preferably old woman; WILL
ing Hand branch, Grafton. n. Y. Mrs. c. v
Dorsch. president, 81 T. s. s. dues: Mrs. George
Ashley, So of which s24 is for the OF the
Rest Home for three months, and the 81 extra FOR
good luck; Mrs. Raymond Hitchcock. of Great
Neck. Long Island. IS. for the Rest Home, and
Mrs. Alvord. SO, for the emergency fund.
REPORT FROM HOUSE MOTHER.
The first report from Miss Anna Stagen the
house mother at tho T. S. S. Rest Home while
simply Introductory. gives an idea Of the genuine
hospitality Of the people at ClaTk's Falls, Conn
She writes:
NO person who was not on the spot can ap-
prec!ats the royal welcome received from the
members OF Mrs. Bromley's Sunshine Circle. or
realize what a perfectly delicious meal they Tad
prepared for the tired and hungry travellers.
Mrs Randolph. the wife of the pastor, suppos-
ing that going TO have merely "A cold
luncheon, carried over from her larder basketfI
OF good things, consisting Of sandwiches. salad
and cream cake. Our nearest neighbor, Mrs
Babcock, determined that should have a hot
meal, 30 she cooked a pot roast, together with
mashed potatoes and peas that had been gathered
from Mrs. Bromley's garden that morning Mrs.
Babcock also sent a chocolate cake and a straw
berry shortcake, for which Miss Mabel Bill fur
nlshed the berries. Mrs Main hurried over with
some fresh lettuce just arrived We finished
the meal with Mrs. Bromley's fine cottage cheese
Mrs. Lewis one Of our near nelghbOrs, sent us
over quantity Of bread and rolls that ought to
have gone on exhibition. they fine.
our opposite neighbor came over last night and
offered us the use Of everything in her house, In
GLIDING the refrigerator Some paaser the street
looking at the house remarked: oh. that house is
open. Who's in It? And the answer was: The
Sunshine has come.
You have no idea what the opening of this
house means to the people here. for It brings them
IN touch with the world. There are still four
rooms unfinished"
The president realizes that aside from the benefit
working women will derive from a two weeks rest
at the home, the people dwelling in the little VIII
lage Of Clarks Falls will also have some helpful
shut down the chief source of income to most OF
the habitants stopped. Some moved away, and
those who owned their little places have had to
struggle for a livelihood best they could from
the products OF the land. Arrangements have been
made with member Of the local T. s. S. branch
10 supply the butter required. another will furnish
fresh eggs at IL cents a dozen; one will make the
cake for the home, and who has chill
dren, viii increase her limited income by doing the
laundry work. All these little helps will be greatly
appreciated. and kind OF sunshine work well
worth doing.
SENDING FLOWERS.
The Daisy branch Of Annsville N Y. Miss Mary
Alice Newell president, sent the first box OF wild
Second avenue June IL. and will continue 70
send this cheer every Monday during the summer.
TO PASS ON.
A fine afghan and dainty pink shoulder shawl
made from Sunshine woods by Mrs Sterling, OF
Brooklyn have been received at the Office to pass
on: reading matter, from Mira. Charles Grant; a
warm knitted scarf for DR.. GrenfeIrs Mission
from c. E Lathrop; two pillows. without name
0hey Will be forwarded to the Rest Home); some
lovely cards for vacation kindergarten class
from Mrs. F.: large package OF reading. for
sailors. without a (this was Immediately sent
TO the Soldiers and Sailors Christian Aid AS
ISOLATION for distrfbution); some unfinished work
from AN Old Member" and magazines from
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