Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-16


mainder they bought materials for two
comfortables. They organized themselves
into u sewing circle, and met every Satur-
day afternoon and worked until two beau
tiful, warm comfortables were ready for
the beds in the Home. This was by
no meals, the first loving labor of child
rem for the Home.
The managers feel with increasing pres
sure as the years go by, the need of an in.
FAINT department, separate from tnat OF
older children. AS you all know, it was
not the original intention of the founders,
to receive infants into the Home. Not
from any disregard of their needs, but
simply for want of means to carry on so
expensive department of the work, and
even ten years ago, when the Home was
enlarged, no adequate provision was made
for the care of these helpless little ones,
for the same reason.
There always have been some applica-
ii ions for the admission of infants, which
have so appealed to the sympathies OF the
managers, that they could not close the
doors against them, but their care has
been at great disadvantage. 1.-THE pres
ent building there are two rooms set apart
for the babies. They are large, sunny
rooms, occupying, with the hall between
them, the entire south end of the build
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floor, and it is a long way to carry child
rem out for an airing. Then, two, these
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