The Republican journal., 1907-03-21

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ham. Mrs. Ralph D. South worth, Miss Edith
N. Southworth.
CANDY. Miss Melvina Parker and score
of pretty girls.
DOLL TABLE. Miss Hunt of the Hos
pital Corps.
Inc lea Table was presided over by Miss
Annie L. Barr and Miss Hattie Clark, using
the "Ietley's" tea contributed by Louis
Alexander of Boston.
100 much credit cannot be given to the
following ladies who had the children's
dances in charge on Friday afternoon: Mrs.
Harry W. Clark, "The Little Sailors" by
girls and boys; Mrs. G. l. Keating, Butterfly
Dance, by eight girls; "The Drill" other
little girls, under the direction of Mrs
Ralph H. Howes, assisted by Miss Lillian
Spinney. The whole affair of the afternoon
was charming and perfect success.
During the afternoon Hon. VIM. B. Swan.
as President of the Hospital Association,
announced that gift of one hundred dol
lars had been received. The generous do
nor's name was not given to the public.
Following is a list of cash contributors
from out-of-town
Thomas E. Shea. 500 90
Ralph HerSey, San Jose, Calf. .. 10 90
Mrs. Mary H. Tuttle. Newton, Mass. 10 90
Alfred johnson, Boston, Mass........ 10 90
MIS- Mrs + ~ l.; Gilkey, searsport, Me-. 800
MIS-. Jonn 3: Rowe, morrill,, Me-. 90
Arhol9 harris, New ork ............ 500
Mrs Emily Hyams, New York. .... 500
"A Friend, New York. Observation-Disclosures. 500
A Friend, New York. observation-disclosures. 500
u. u. s., Searsp0rt, Me.............. 200
Mrs. Lou Knight, Lynn, Mass...... 100
Mrs. Mary Patterson, Lynn, Mass. 100
The out-of-town ladies who sent articles
OF beauty and value for the fair were Mrs.
Charles Fl. Miller, Brookline, Mass. Mrs.
Pyam Gilkey and Mrs. Ephraim Pendleton,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Warren Tarbox and
Mrs. George Bailey, Fryburg, Me-; Miss
Holmes, Ellsworth, Maine; Mrs. Edward
Wadsworth and Mrs. Forest "A. Fletcher
Somerville, Mass; Mrs. j. A. Fessenden
and Mrs. Lewis w. Pendleton, Stamford,
Conn. Mrs. Geo. E. Evans, New York, N.
Y; Mrs. Thomas E. Shea; Mrs. S. W. Lo-
throp, East Orange, N. j.; Mrs. Walter Kel-
ley, Minneapolis, Mimi. Miss Abbie Moore,
Lynn, Mass. Mrs. Edgar Colby, Sunset,
Me-; Mrs. Adelbert Paul, Morrill,, Me. Miss
Belle Lowell, Montville, Me-. Mrs. Frank
c. Pitcher, Medford, Mass. Miss Ada L.
Walker. Portland. Me. Miss lillian Brown
and Mrs. Brown, Liberty, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Pierce of Cincinnati,
Ohio, sent a very beautiful framed water
color painting of "Roses'' executed by
Mrs. E. R. Pierce.
Dolls were solicited from and responded to
by the following hospitals: st. Barnabas,
Maine Eye & Ear Infrmary and Maine
General, Portland, Maine; Eastern Maine
General, Bangor, Me-; Knox County Gen.
eraI, Rockland, Me-; Augusta City Hos
pital, Augusta, Me-. Waldo County General
Hospital, Belfast, Me-; Hartford Hospital,
Hartford. Conn.,. Newport Hospital, New
port, R. l.; Cottage Hospital, Portsmouth,
N. H.; Heaton Hospital, Montpelier, VT
Danbury Hospital, Danbury, Conn; Old
Town Hospital, Old Town, Maine.
That the popularity of "The Hospital
Fair" is now fixed fact and is destined to
grow more firmly into the benevolent and
so cial life of our city has been fully demon
oGIdtcu Ny lHlS StCUuu dlluudl oEeut, lOllOW-
ing in the steps of the celebrated precedent
made one year ago.
The generous response and hearty inter-
est and good will manifested by nearly
every inhabitant of our home city is some
thing to rejoice over and matter of local
pride.
We are also proud of our president, who
has worked so untiringly for the cause, who
has given of her time, her means and of her
self, and who had such abundant faith in
the success of this undertaking from the
beginning.
The net proceeds of the fair will amount
to more than $500.