The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-31

Providence Evangelical Young women's
Christian Association 435 Westminster
street. Religious services, reading room.
direction, gymnasium. meals. ledging,
employment.
Union for Christian Work. Isl weybosset
street. Reading room fJr street boys,
Fruit and flower mission. outings for in
valids, reading matter tor ships and
homes, bureau OF skilled labor, young
mems union.
Women City Missionary Society, Secretary
2s wesleyan avenue. Temporary assist
ance OF the poor, employment, feel, gro
ceries, clothing and provisions.
Class II-Institutions for the Poor.
court street. Temporary assistance OF the
poor. fuel, groceries. provisions, clothing
meals and lodgings. Dexter Asylum for
destitute residents OF Providence who
have had legal settlement.
Society of 81. yinrent de Paul. 159 West
minister street. Temporary assistance OF
the Roman Catholic Poor Mission at Sock
ancsset School for Boys. Groceries, pro-
visions. fuel. clothing. rent, board. funeral
expenses.
Female Charitabl, Society, r,'ary 12l
Power street. Cares for Widows, chiluren.
and single women Of American birth.
The lrrepres,ible Society, 81 North Main
street. Furnishes Ing for needy women.
Sells articles made. Donations of nev anc
secondhand clothing. Recommends cases
OF need TO other societies.
The Providence Charitabls Fuel Society, Sec
retary, William l.. odvin, 20 Market
square. Fuel for needy T. mil es, not ex-
ceeding one quarter Of ton Of coal Ia "A
family pcr month between Decent and
March. Cases TO be reoomms pded ty pas
tors or Charitable societies. All applica-
tions Investigated.
The Providence supply Kitchen, FouLtsin
am Clemence streets Cooked food at
lowest prices. Delivered at ie,iiences for
small extra charge. Tickets for meals sup
piled to the clergy, TO be paid for.
The Montefiore Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent
Association. Mutual benefit, 35 cents
monthly dues, weekly benefit TO sick.
Providence Branch OF the NeedleworS Guild
of America. Secretary, Mrs. Walter h.
Vincent, Cook street. New gdrmen.s,
bedding, underwear, ETC., distributed once
q year u recognized charitable institu-
t.ons
Glass III-Institutions for the Sick.
Ministry to the Sick. secretary. Mrs. i. NJ.
Eaton. 336 b. neht street. Cares fer and
relieves the sick poor In their homes. In
cidenta.ly, receives food, ,lSthing, medi-
cine, fuel, e'c.
Rhode Island Hospital. 59s Eddy street.
hhode Island Homeopathic Hospital, Olney
street, near Doyle avenue.
Providence Society for Organizing Charity.
lsS North Main street. In t.,ssies apple
cations for aid. Keeps recort.s OF appli-
cants 10 different charitable societies.
Recommend scu 'ces OF aid 20 tie deser"-
ing. Secures friendly visitors TO the
needy.
Providence Dispensary. No Office. Advice,
attendance aud medicine 10 deserving poor
ms recommended by recognized chGii liable
institutions.
Providence Homeopathic Di.' erss-y. seere-
tafy, CharleI Rower, az Westminster
street, Office Walnut street, room g. Ad-
vice. attende nee, and medicine TO deserv-
ing poor. "a properly recommended.
Young Women's Christian Association Dis
pensary, 81 Orms street. Fer women and
chiliren. No outside patients. Allo-
pathic ana homeopathic treatment.
81. Elizabeth Home for Incurables and Con-
yalescsnts, Corner of Atlantic and Melrose
streets.
l'roviIence Mutual Health Association,
Lippitt street. Mutual benefit. by pay
ment OF quarterly fees, sick benefits Sc
cured.
Fruit aud Flower Mission. secretary I3s
Mitchell street. Fruit aId flowers for the
sick.
Providence Lyirr.in Hospital. corner State
and ri Id streets.
I. Joseph Hospital, corner Broad and Peace
streets.
Glass Iv--Institutiors fer Children
State Home for Chillrer. Smith Street. For
homeless children or those of poor parents.
Providence CLildren's Friend society," A.
Iobey street. For poor neslec ted chill
dren under l. years OF age.
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Chillren. Office 20 Market square. Chas.
IL. lhurosr. secretary. Children rescued
frcin evilsurroundings, neglec I. or cruelty.
Temporary Home, corner Doyle avenue
and camp street.
Rhode Island Nursery Association and Beth
lehcm Home for Homeless Infants, -
Burnside street-Board at So per week,
when parents are able healthy children
under three. fpplicatlons TO Mrs. Adrian
Matthews, IS Ocean street.
The Providence lay Nursery, Beleine street,
near Appleton. and IS ship street.
Tie Prevalence Shelter for Colorcd children,
- Oliver street For orphans, neglected or
fnaltreated colorcl ch liren.
y. Nilcrnt Infant Asylum, AZ Park street.
Homan Catholic.
shcd, Island Catholic Orphan Asylum. 47s
l'rlIte venue.
Glass v-Inst;;ut'on ror the Aged
Home for Age Women, East aud Tockwo,ton
streets. Applicants must be 65 years OF
age, and residents OF Providence for ten
consecutive years.
lIome r Aged Men. Chestnut and Clifford
streets.
Home for Aged Colored Women. s5 East
Transit street.
bethany Home OF Rhode Island south ANGEL
street For respectable INDECENT women
under G5 and over Is.
Home for the Aged poor of Providence and
Fawtuckef. AT Woodlawn. Roman Cath
olic.
Class VI--Miscellancous Institutions.
Bethel. Institution 81 Wickenden street;
chapel entrance, Benefit street. Religious
services. LODGE, meals.
,orbett's ais siops, PSI Canal s,rcet.-Religious
s~rvIces. Temperance work. Meals. lodg-
ings. supply Kitchen. cheap meals e.I
Canal.
Providence womcn's Christian Temperance
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