The Helping Hand.
Reading edition
We are glad to announce that the sum for the Willie A. Grant memorial stone has been secured, the contributors being:
A Friend, Maine$1.00
Grant Knauff1.00
Sallie F. Hodges.25
Grace Pearl Richards.25
James F. Rodgers.25
Fred W. Baxter1.00
Thomas W. Smythe.50
Helen Hunt Ermentrout.50
Fanny C. McIlvaine.25
James W. Gerard, India1.00
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The amount needed$6.00
These sums are given to place a Grant memorial stone in the School Building, Sir William having contributed to the Fund $2.50. He was a Brooklyn member, and died last year.
The following contributions have reached us since last report:
Robert I. Wilson.10
W. S. M. Silber1.00
Hubert and James Mitchell, Truman and John Pierce, Samuel Canfield, and Allen Russell5.20
Miss J. F. Gillespie1.75
George Pierce2.00
Kirk Munroe Chapter, of Kingman, Ariz.1.00
Iswa Finchon, South Africa2.55
Henry S. Canby1.00
G. W. Hinckley1.00
Lancelot Chapter, of Newtonville, Mass.3.00
Edison Chapter, of Bangor, Me.2.00
Virgilia M. Porter.50
Edith Cartledge5.00
S. A. Rulon, Jun..10
Ruth S. Earle.10
Belvidere Chapter, of Daretown, N. J.5.00
Cornelius Newman.10
Cornelius S. Lombardi1.00
Paul E. Good1.00
Leonard, Florence, and Helen Whittier1.00
Lois S. Miller1.00
Esther R Custer1.00
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36.40
The Order is to raise $3000, if possible, and still needs about $1000. Any sum from anybody is welcome. The Fund is to build an Industrial Schoolhouse for the boys at Good Will Farm. These boys are orphans and known to be deserving.
GOOD WILL MITE
HARPER'S ROUND TABLE
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FUND
Amount, $........................
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Contributor.
This money is contributed, not because it is asked for, but because I want to give it.
If you use this Good Will Mite, simply pin it to your letter, in order that it may be detached for filing. If the amount is given by more than one contributor, add blanks for their names, but attach the added sheet firmly to the Mite, that it may not become detached and lost. Include a given name in each case, and write plainly, to avoid errors on the Honor Roll.