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00 Miss A. J. Gordon Adams Albert Gay annual meeting B. W. DUNKLEE Babcock Beal BOSTON CHILDREN'S FRIEND boys Brookline Brown Butler C. B. Wilson Capen Charles Chas Children's Friend Society Clapp Clark Collector Committee Commonwealth Avenue Dedham DONATIONS Edward Eliza Estate F. B. ALLEN F. H. KREBS Farnsworth Foster Francis Jones Francis Low G. H. Quincy G. P. BINGHAM George GEORGE E girls Goodwin Grandin H. D. Hyde H. R. Glover Henry Hewins J. A. Lane J. E. Daniels James James Sawyer James White JOHN ALBREE Joseph Sawyer Joshua Lincoln Kimball Lamson Longwood Minstrels Loring Martin L Merrill Miss Annie Miss E. A. Miss Mary Miss S. M. Noyes Old South Church Perkins permanent funds Proctor Quincy R. K. POTTER received Rutland Street Home S. T. Snow Sarah Sawyer Shattuck Smith Stetson Stowell Thomas Thomas Cheney Tremont Street Whitcomb White Whitney William
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