Hand book of Charities
Hand book of Charities
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The receipts for nine months of 1891 were $8, 587: dis- bursements, $8, 003. The support is from pay-pa- tients, donations and endowments.
MRS. M. E. KLINE, President.
MRS. C. E. BIGELOW, Treasurer.
MRS. SARAH M. HORNBY, Matron.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME.
4328 GREENWOOD AVENUE.
This Home was opened the 1 5th of January, 1894, the object being to protect and care for some por- tion of the large number of young women who at that time had lost their positions as clerks, book- keepers, stenographers, etc.... , through the financial cloud which had fallen so heavily upon many of our business houses.
The Home is free to respectable young women who are without employment, money, or friends in the city.
Up to date, Oct. Ist, 1894, one hundred and six different persons have availed themselves of the shelter and comfort here afforded. These have en- tered and left as their needs required. No servants are hired, each member of the family bearing her share in household duties and the care of the home.
There is also a department opened in which home- less young women and girls employed on salaries of $5.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The receipts for nine months of 1891 were $8, 587: dis- bursements, $8, 003. The support is from pay-pa- tients, donations and endowments.
MRS. M. E. KLINE, President.
MRS. C. E. BIGELOW, Treasurer.
MRS. SARAH M. HORNBY, Matron.
YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME.
4328 GREENWOOD AVENUE.
This Home was opened the 1 5th of January, 1894, the object being to protect and care for some por- tion of the large number of young women who at that time had lost their positions as clerks, book- keepers, stenographers, etc.... , through the financial cloud which had fallen so heavily upon many of our business houses.
The Home is free to respectable young women who are without employment, money, or friends in the city.
Up to date, Oct. Ist, 1894, one hundred and six different persons have availed themselves of the shelter and comfort here afforded. These have en- tered and left as their needs required. No servants are hired, each member of the family bearing her share in household duties and the care of the home.
There is also a department opened in which home- less young women and girls employed on salaries of $5.
What to read after Hand book of Charities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Visher to read onlineMoreLess
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