Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-06
MANY GIFTS TO
ROCK NOOK HOME
Acknowledgement by the United Work
 CTS Committee of the Institution.

As several months have passed since any public acknowledgment Of gifts to the Rock Nook Home we have at this time to report an unusually large num- Der, especially of useful and agreeable articles of clothing and food, writes Louisa G. Lane. secretary of the Unit ed Workers committee of the Rock Nook Home.
 During the autumn we were freuuent- ly favored with fruits and vegetables from the gardens of our neighbors, and at Thanksgiving anr Christmas the ta- ble was liberally provided with extras. Special Christmas gifts for each child were presented by the Junior Auxfl- iary of Christ church and by other friends. and while the Christmas tree was enjoyed by all the family. gifts were found upon it made by the chil- dren of the home for the members of the home committed
 Three quilts deserve special men, tion, one being the gift of the summer sewing school. another from some of the children in the County Home. and the third from an aged inmate of the Sheltering Arms.
 Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters have continued to give valuable assist ance in sewing, and many favors are received from friends whose names do not appear.
 Are we not all United Workers
 We are glad to thank The Bulletin company for a Thanksgiving turkey, and also for the free delivery of the daily paper. Discounts on our bills have been given by the Southern New England Telephone Go. by Church Brothers, J. P. Barstow & Co., l.. A. Fenton, Geo. w. Kies & Co. Reid & Hughes Go, Porteous & Mitchell Co.,, N. D. Sevin & Son. P. F. MurtaRh, R. F. Smith, A. P. Sterry. Geo. A Davis and others.
 Gifts in money amounting to s131 have been received from Mrs. r. s. Camp Martin Durr Miss Greene, Mrs. Ire son, Miss Lucas, Miss Rudd, Mrs. w. T. Williams, Christ church Sunday school in memory of Mary Norton Fuller, and from unnamed friends
 Other friends who have added much to the comfort and happiness of the family by their gifts of fruit and veg etables. clothing and toys, turkeys for Thanksgiving and Christmas. and spe- ciaI Christmas gifts for every child ars as follows: Mrs. Alden. Mrs F. L.. Allen. Mrs w. S. Allis. Mrs. J. C. Av- erill, Miss Bacheler, Miss Blackman. Mrs. Beckwith, Mrs. Frank A. Bill, Mrs. NJ. l.. Button. Mrs. Lucius Brown, Mrs. G. W. Carroll. Miss Corbin, Mrs. A. E. Davis, Mrs. William Fitch. Mrs. E. D. Fuller. Mrs. Clifford, Miss Gillett. Miss c. T. Gilman. Mrs. A. A. Guile. Mrs. C.. M. Ravens, Mrs. Huntington, Miss Mary l.. Huntington. Mrs J. P. Huntington, Mrs. John Irish Mrs. E. M. Ives. Mrs Lans, Mrs. F. J. Ieavens, Miss Mary Lucas. Mrs. Robert Manwaring. Mrs William McMillan Mrs. William Mon roe. Mss Norton. Mir O'Donovan. Mrs Thatcher Otis. Mrs. w T. Olcott, Mrs William Osgood. Mrs. J. M. Parker Mrs. c. l.. Perry. Miss Nina Perry, Reynolds Palmer Mrs. C. l.. Stark, Miss Porte ous Mrs. Pullen. Mrs. Raynor, Charley RaynOr. Miss Margaret Rafferty. Mrs. Saves. Miss Rudd. John sherman. Mrs. W. T. Williams. Joseph Schwenck, Mrs. Lydia Williams. children at the County Home. bedquilt the Johnson home. Bulletin Co. Park church, summer sewing school crib quilt; Junior Aux Hilary of Christ church.
 As if is impossible to reach all these friends personally. we extend to them all our sincere thanks in this way trusting that for each one 1910 Will be A Hz.nny New Year.