Home for Aged Women Meets for Second Year End
The Second Annual Meeting of the Officers of the Home for Aged Women was held at State Street M E Church with a large audience. The report notes six initial inmates, four deaths, a change in matron, new superintendent Margaret Lunis, and three fundraising entertainments including a Brooklyn concert. The group appeals for increased annual members to cover expenses.
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the Home For Aged Women
State Street M. E
Wm. J. Smith
H. A Stevens
H. B. Luther
C. A. Johnson
Eleanor D. Slade
Treas
R A. Norris
Congregational Church
Wm. H. Spooner
C. B. Hasbrouck
St. Michael’s Church
E. Bache
Joshua Wilbour
Methodist Church
A. E McDougall
S. W. Church
Baptist Church
Thomas Grant
Edwin Sparks
Trinity Church
Edward Watson
James H. Cortell
John G Watson
Edward S. Babbitt
Geo. W. Simmon
John N. Lake
John B. Pollock
Lydia Allen
Lluime
Layne Quartette
Brooklyn
N.Y
Joshua Wilveur
Va. B. Rockwell
Visilea Se Iuimales
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J.P. Reynolds
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Newnton Bros
Home for Aged Women seeks support with year’s burdens
Financial report shows receipts 1,907.49 including donations, church collections, and estate funds. Disbursements detail matron pay, groceries, fuel, repairs, utilities, and services, leaving a small balance. Auditor Mrs Joan G. Watson approved the accounts.
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Bristol Institution For Savings
E. W Brunsen
Joan G. Watson
Preventing Barking by Rabbits and Mice in Winter Orchards
The article outlines multiple methods to stop bark damage from rabbits and mice. It covers hunting and poisoning options, protective barriers, tar coatings, and liver or rabbit carcass applications, plus tips on baiting traps and guarding poisoned corn from poultry.
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Kainit Said to Replace Plaster in Stable Ammonia Fix
The Rural New Yorker notes kainit fixes ammonia like plaster but also adds potash, potentially replacing plaster in barn use. It argues kainit may cost more but performs the work of two materials, boosting efficiency for farmers. The Wealthy Apple is praised for hardiness and value growth near St Paul.
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New Yorker
St. Paul
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