Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-28
CONTRIBUTIONS
ARE PLENTIFUL
Orphans Home Fared
Well on Thanksgiving.

Merchants and others contributed
literally to the Danish Orphans
Home on November % for Thanks
giving offering and those In charge
feel highly pleased.
The donations follow: Thirteen
cans of tomatoes, cans of peas,
twelve cans of corn, three cans OF
beans, eight ans of condensed milk,
three quarts Of milk, two cans of
pineapple, two cans of fish, home
made preserves, a jar of cucumbers,
four jars Of green tomatoes, five jars
of pears, ten Jars of peaches, two
jars of cherries, three Jars of straw
berries, three jars of ounces, two
jars of tomatoes seventeen glasses
of jelly, nine boxes of crackers, a box
of c%urrants, a box Of ~raisins, two
pounds of prunes, twenty quarts of
cranberrtes, thirteen heads of cab
bage, a basket of turnips, basket of
carrots, beetS, nine pounds of rice,
sixty-flve pounds Of sugar, thirty
two bars of soap, seven boxes of oat-
meal, two boxes of corr starch,
of farina, sixty pounds of -four, thir-
teen pounds of coffee, a pound and a
quarter of tea, one box of cocoa,
four pounds of butter, one Of lard,
twenty-six Ioaves of bread, four
large coffee cakes, one layer cake, a
number of oranges and grapes, two
and a half barrels of potatoes, half
a barrel of apples, two chickens,
twelve pounds of veal, two pounds
of fish, three suits Of boys clothes,
fourteen towels, ten dozen handker-
chiefs, four tons of coal and $3.50
in cash.
The doners are: Mrs. Alling,
First street; Mrs. Anderson, Market
street; Mrs. Anders, Prospect
street; G. G. Andersen, A. Andersen,
street; Mrs. Christensen, Prospect
streets H. Christensen, Elm street;
M. Dinesen, Amboy avenue; j.. ],
Deitche, High street; Mrs. Deppe,
Hommann street; P. Dahl, Fords;
Mrs. Drifte, Elm street; H. Greisen,
Jefferson street; Greenspan Broth
ers, Smith street; Mrs. Hesselberg,
Lawrie street; Mrs. Hesselberg, Ma
pie street; Mrs. Hansen, Raritan
avenue; C. Hansen, Elm street; P.
Hanson, Amboy avenue; Mrs. Honag,
High street. Rosenthal Handkerchief
factory; Mrs. Hansen, Lawrie street;
Mrs. Hansen, tombstone street; H.
Helseth, Gordon street,; e. Hansen,
Rector street; Mrs. ~Jorgensen, State
p. Knudsep, Barclay street;
Kfnsey Brothers, New Brunswick
Avenue; Mrs. Lund, Prospect street;
thiasen, Kearny avenue; ". Mathia-
sen, State street; H. Nelson, Brigh-
ton avenue; L. Mathiasen, Oak
M. Momberg, New Brunswick
avenue; S. Mandel, New Brunswick
avenue; Mrs. Nelson, Prospect
street.; A. Olsen, Lawrie street; Mrs.
Olsen, Barclay street; Chris Peter
sen, Gordon street; NJ. Petersen,
Gordon street; Mrs. Poulsen, Madi-
son avenue; M. Petersen, Lawrie
Mrs. Petersen, Cornell street;
Mrs. Rosenvinge; Mrs. Rasmussen,
Market street; Mrs. Stocked, Barclay
street; William Struve, Amboy ave-
nue.; Mrs. Stricken, Woodbridge;
P. s~ondergaard, Keyport; Mrs. Ton
ntsen, Fayette street; Fl. loft, Oak
M. loft, Smith street; Mrs.
Gordon street; Y. Therkel-
sen, Market street; Mrs. Weirup,
New Brunswick avenue; Mrs. Low
green; H. Wedeen; Mrs. W. e. RAM
say, High street: Scheuer & Sons;
w. H. Mccormick; Mrs. Madsen.
Washington street; Seven Days Ad-
ventist Congregation; Mrs. Smith.
East avenue; Mrs. Nelson, Madison
avenue; Mrs. Ostergaard, Barclay
Mrs. Larson, Elm street; Mrs.
Amboy avenue; Mrs. Sand |
Mrs. Delaback, Lawrie street; |
Peter Poulsen, Elm street: Mr.. Muir
dock, Smith street; N. Christensen,
Amboy avenue; Graham, State
P. Convery, Miss MeLevy,
J. t. Simmer; Harmsen, Hall ave
nue.; Mr.. Madsen, Madison avenue;
NJ. Hansen, Elm street; H. Krogh,
Lewis street; W. HANG, Amboy ave-
nue.; J.. Anderson, State street; B.
Brown, Market street; Oh. Ludwig
son, Amboy avenue; Borsk, Smith
street.