New-York tribune., 1908-12-21
CONTRIBUTIONS.

A barrel Of sunshine from the Inasmuch branch,
OF wiIamstown n J.. contained all kinds Of use
ful articles that win greatly aid in filling boxes
going West and South; another fine Christmas gift
came from Mrs. o. D. Ashley-new stockings,
surnber socks play reins with jingling bells, games.
books and boxes of candy; great variety Of holi-
day gifts, each wrapped in novelty paper, tied
with red ribbon and contents labelled, also a box
Of cards and novelties from Miss Lndsly. of
Washington; books. games, dollie and furniture
from Edith Eskinson; Christmas booklets and
cards, without q name; magazines, from Mrs. c. E.
Grant: woods. from the woTsted bag of an aged
woman, deceased. TO be passed TO some other
worker in wOOls''; infants sack and mttens, from
Setauket. Long Island; woods, from J. Bennett;
paper dolls from Miss Stone; four fine neck scarfs,
without name; new gloves, from Clarabele b.
Lawton; mittens and trimmings, without a name;
a trunk full Of clothing and a quilt for Christ
mas gift from Mrs. Mary e Dayton, Of Patchogue;
a box Of useful and fancy articles calendars, etc.
from the Springfield CVt) branch; an express box
full Of desirable clothing children, games etc,
from Bethlehem Church. Of Meadow Brook n. Y;
an express box Of useful and fancy articles from
Mrs. Pearson. Of MneoIa- Long Island; a helpful
box containing dolls, toys books and a f1ve-pound
box Of candy. from Mrs Nugent- Of Manhattan;
pretty Christmas cards and a hair ribbon IN
stamped envelopes, ready TO mail and stamps, from
Mrs Walden, Of Flatbush booklets, from Mrs
Gerard of Brooklyn; bedroom shoes, quilt
terials and fancy articles, from Holyoke. Mass;
an overcoat, from SomerviIIe. n. j: box Of
clothing, from Mrs. Turner. of White Plains;
cards. from Master John c. Holmes. Of Katonah
y y; a fine coat. from Mrs Brewer, of Gil
bertsviIle " Y: handsome bag. from Mrs
Thurston OF Dover, n. H: cards, from Mrs. Ster-
ling of New Milford. Conn; bags from Miss
Sarah Skih, of Danbury, Conn; many excellent
gifts for distribution, from Miss Forman, Of Bing
harnton; useful articles, 1909 calendars games. etc,
from Mrs. Foster. Of Manhattan; clothing, books
cards etc, from Mrs. Valentine, Of Long Island
"a fine overcoat IN this box sent 'fn loving
memory of nine-year-old boy, who went TO the
hcrne beyond a year ago'D; silks, from Orange n.
J.; ten picture calendars. from Miss Kate Lunani
2 box containing eight dolls. shoulder shawl, post
card album and books. from Mrs and Miss Rein
hart Of Paterson, n. ]; fur robe, from Mrs. E
n s. Of Hackensack. n. j: large number of
pretty calendars, made by the children Of THE
First Day School," Of Jericho. Long Island. Miss
Amy WIllets superintendent: also sachets and
other fancy articles; a box of woods. without
name; postals from White Plains; useful articles
cards etc from Z. E C, OF South Norwalk
Conn; scrap book for invalid child from Mrs G.
l. s.. of New Jersey; some lovely silk sachets
from Mrs. Young, of Stamford. Conn; box of
clothing and shoes from Mrs. c. o. L. Of Plain
field N J.: n rug, a cushion dolls, ETC. from F
H l.: clothing, from Mrs Van Deusen, OF Fort
Plain; boxes Of fancy articles. wrapper and
scrap basket, from Mrs Weekes, of Manhattan;
six pairs Of mittens, from Mrs. Rose of
C;oversviIle; a box of fancy articles, games TOYS
etc, from Mrs. c. c. Currin, Of New Jersey mis-
ceIlaneous articles from Mrs Harrington of Yer
mont: q box of lovely gifts. each labelled and
tied in tissue paper with red ribbons. from Mrs
J J. l.. of Manhattan; a generous box Of useful
gifts many OF them suitable for the nursery chill
dren from Nassau, Long Island; scrap books and
pictures from Mercy and Help Department of Ep-
worth League. Monroe. N Y. by Miss E. B. Lewis