Annual Meeting of the Home for Aged Women
The twelfth annual meeting was held at the Home on Tuesday evening June 7 with Rev. T. Newton Owen leading readings prayer and business. Officers elected include President Miss Harriet B Luther Vice President Mrs E B Bache Secretary Mrs Henry Barton Treasurer Mrs Stephen W Church and several church-affiliated managers. Remarks by Rev Owen closed with benediction as the annual report praised generous friends and the year's kind deeds.
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Home For Aged Women
T. Newton Owen
Harriet B. Luther
E. B. Bache
Henry Barton
Stephen W. Church
C.J. Hasbrouck
Sarah 3. Spooner
St. Michael’s
George F. Stanton
Charles A. Johnson
Methodist
Samuel W. Church
H W. Church
Baptist Church
Thomas Grant
John Lake
Trinity Church
J. H. Cortell
S. B. Herreshoff
C. J. Hasbrouck
Edward 8. Babbitt
George W. Simmons
George A. Arnold
Mr. Qwen
Home for Aged Women annual report summary
Ammie O. S. Barton, secretary, reports eight regular meetings and one special, praising matron, doctors Hasbrouck and Merriman, and many benefactors. Two inmates died, Mrs White and Miss Alger, with heartfelt tributes to their characters. Donations, fruit, music, and holiday gifts funded the Home, including a New Year gift of five hundred dollars from Miss Lillia Farrington.
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Ammie O. S. Barton
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Rebecca A N Church in Account with Home for Aged Women
Rebecca A N Church appears in an account with the Home for Aged Women. The notice records an interaction or financial relation between the woman and the institution, outlining typical archival catalog details.
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Home For Aged Women
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United States
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Rhetoric Professor Seeks News Revisions
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Maybell and Elizabeth Secret at the Judge's Gaffe
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Early Risers promise restful sleep and gentle bowels
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