Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-03
GAVE OUT 7s BASKETS
 THROUGH CITY MISSION

Another Thanksgiving season of the City Mission has passed. At the schools gave their usua. amount. and variety of fruits and vegetables. Sa- dinsky Brothers, Bishop, Ridwell @ Co.,, loaned barrels, J. .B. Alofsin, A.. Jacobson, aud Johnson Home gave barrels in which to gather up the pro- visions from the schools. l.. E.eHar- .ris and James Barry dissributed and gathered in the barrels at No. IA Main street which was kindly put at the dis posal of the Mission by the Misses Lucas, as headquarters, Sedgwiek. post loaned the tables. Harris provided au- to truck to distribute tho baskets when made up. ! Shapiro helped put the surplus vegetables (1f barrels) in- to tlHe cellar at No, Washington street, to-be given out from time to time as needed. Charles J King and Doior Chabotte helped the mission- aries and the Mission committee pre- pare and dispose. Of the things. Through the kindness of local food director, E. ". Perkins a certificate was obtained for 100 pounds of. sugar, supplied by Disco Brothers. The Direct Import Go. supplied the tea and cof- fee, J. M. Young & Son the meat (ex- eellent sparerib), L. A. Gallup Co. the baskets
 Sixty five baskets with full com plement of neat were delivered from the headquarters, and 13 others with out meat were given out at the same place.
 To meet these expenditures there were contributions of eltables from the schools and from Mrs J. Henry Selden, Mrs. w. H.. Shields. Mrs Ed ward W. Johnson. and of money at the rooms from individuals apd schools as follows:
 Mrs. A. J. Blackburn. Miss M. Louise Sturtevant, Miss Alice w. CogswelI Mrs Joseph Scott. the Misses Nor ton Miss Mary A. Porteous Mrs. Geo kampf, Waldo Martin, Miss Henrietta Lang, Miss Mary Lang. Mrs B. P Learned, F. c. CroweH. William H Shields, Mrs. Elizabeth Srden.
 The contributing schools were the Broadway, Greeneville, Broad Street Hobart Avenue. Sachem Street, Mt Pleasant, Sturtevant Village and one unnamed school.
 The treasurer also received money gifts for the same purpose from Mrs c. l.. Hubbard, Mrs. George D. Colt Mrs. H. H. -Osgood, Miss Sarah L Huntington, and the Misses Lucas-a grand total of $7286, which will meet about one-half of the expenses. The Mission acknowledges all these special gifts. with thanks. and rec ords herewith. with gratitude. the reg ular contributions during the month of November of clothing and other lsthings from the following persons an6 organizations;
 Mrs, A. Idella Young, Mrs. Antor King, Mrs. Mary E. Carpenter. Mrs Frank Jenkins, Mrs. Lucius Briggs Mrs. J: Henry Selden. Mrs. J. Des- mond, Mrs. Walter Heath, Mrs. J. r Wllbert, Miss Sara l.. Huntington. Mrs. Barry W. Messler, Mrs. H. 'Sau- | CTS, Mrs. Herbert Kind, Mrs. A. K Paterson, Mrs. George D. Colt, Mrs N
 F. Smith. the Misses Lucas, Mrs. H ID. Rallion, Miss Susan c. Hyde, Miss Mary Hinekley. Miss J. NfcGregor Ak en, W. A. Aiken. Mrs. A. L. Stoddard
 Comfort Circle (K. D), Mrs. Bur- Till w Hyde. Mrs L. G. Lane. Miss Helen M. Williams, Mrs. Helen R. Per klnus, Mas. Worthy Walker. Miss c B. Scarlett, Utley & Jones, Mrs Frank R. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Lee Roy Robbins, Mrs. Benjamin Palmer, Mrs N. G. Gray. friend. three Greeneville friends, Gideon Dickenson. Miss EIiz- abeth Huntington, Mrs Ernest Freyer
 Mrs. Henry F. James. Hiss Mary F 1 McCabe, Mrs. F. T. Sayies Mrs. Les. ter Greneman. Marvin Hanna.