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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1899

Page

8

Army Nurses Association of Massachusetts Hold Annual Reception

The Army Nurses Association of Massachusetts held its annual reception and camp fire at G A R Hall Washington Street with fifty five members including honorary members Mrs Mary A Livermore Clara Barton and Mrs FE Rumsey Fowle. Officers elected include President Mrs Fanny T Hazen and Vice Presidents Mrs Jane M Warren and Mrs Ruth S Josselyn.

Army Nurses’ Association of Massachusetts G. A. R. Hall Washington Street Mary A. Livermore Clara Barton FE. Rumsey Fowle Mary A. Abbot Bull Run Caroline A. Burkhardt Mme. von Olnhausen Germany William John A. Andrew Fanny T. Hazen Jane M. Warren Ruth S. Josselyn Margaret Hamilton Louisa B. Downs Ellen W. Dowling Mary E. Smith Mary T. Wilds Helen Smith Mary A. S. Batterman Gilman Edward P. Preble Marion McBride Elliot Peter Smith Fox-Allen Fowle Washington Miss Barton Red Cross Society

May Labor Market Improves Says Industrial Aid Society

May report from the Industrial Aid Society at 37 Hawkins Street notes fewer idle men, especially mechanics, seeking work. Farm labor demand exceeds supply, indicating a revived labor market. Office applicants numbered 382 in May, up from 269 last year, with 44 found work versus 269 previously.

Industrial Aid Society Hawkins Street

Work of the North End Union Dressmaking Class Shown

The North End Union held graduation exercises for its nine month dressmaking program at 20 Parmenter Street. Five women received diplomas as Mrs. Edwin D. Mead Miss O. M. E. Rowe Mrs. Ellen Massey and Miss Ellen Tower spoke on labor education. Superintendent Samuel F. Hubbard praised the program's growth and impact.

Trade School For North End Union Parmenter Street Edwin D. Mead O. M. E. Rowe Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs Ellen S. Massey College of Law For Women Washington, D. C Sarah L. Arnold Boston Public Schools Ellen M. Tower Mead Working Girls’ Club Massey Women’s Law School Washington Arnold Samuel F. Hubbard

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