Annual Report, volume 2
Annual Report, volume 2
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Secretary. — Mrs. Wm. C. Morey, 94 Oxford street, Rochester.
Treasurer. — Miss Julia Griffith, The Oxford, Rochester.
Attending physicians. — Drs. Young and Grant.
Superintendent. — Mrs. E. R. Wood.
Number of aged women cared for during the year, 25 (of whom 4 were supported by public funds and 21 by private funds) ; remaining September 30, 1909, 23.
Digitized by Google 302 State Boakd of Charities.
For financial and additional statistics, see Homes for Children.
Terms and qualifications for ad...mittance. — Women, seventy years of age, and communicants of the Episcopal Church are re- ceived.
Application to be made to the admission committee.
ROCHESTER HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS* aio East Avenue, Rochester, N. Y.
Inspected by Inspector Weeden June 24, 1909.
Established April 11, 1849; incorporated June 5, 1855.
Object. — The relief of homeless and indigent women.
Governing body. — Board of Directors and Board of Lady Managers.
President. — A. M. Lindsay, 134 East Main street, Rochester.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Secretary. — Mrs. Wm. C. Morey, 94 Oxford street, Rochester.
Treasurer. — Miss Julia Griffith, The Oxford, Rochester.
Attending physicians. — Drs. Young and Grant.
Superintendent. — Mrs. E. R. Wood.
Number of aged women cared for during the year, 25 (of whom 4 were supported by public funds and 21 by private funds) ; remaining September 30, 1909, 23.
Digitized by Google 302 State Boakd of Charities.
For financial and additional statistics, see Homes for Children.
Terms and qualifications for ad...mittance. — Women, seventy years of age, and communicants of the Episcopal Church are re- ceived.
Application to be made to the admission committee.
ROCHESTER HOME FOR THE FRIENDLESS* aio East Avenue, Rochester, N. Y.
Inspected by Inspector Weeden June 24, 1909.
Established April 11, 1849; incorporated June 5, 1855.
Object. — The relief of homeless and indigent women.
Governing body. — Board of Directors and Board of Lady Managers.
President. — A. M. Lindsay, 134 East Main street, Rochester.
What to read after Annual Report, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York (State). Board of Charities to read onlineMoreLess
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