Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-23

work among the poor children OF West
chester County. New York. the work to
be done under the auspices Of the State
Charities Aid Association, acting through
local committees ........................sl -2t9
To Mt V Everit Macy, Superintendent
OF the Poor Westclseste County, East
View, New York, for the purpose Of pay
ing the expenses OF an addition Eu-
genie investigator in Westchester county
for one year ,................. $40
May :, 1910 DR.. Charles 3. Daven-
port, Cold Sprin. Harbor. Long Island.
New York. for the purpose OF providing
for six field workers in Eugenlcs. FOR the
year beginning October !, 1914, TO work In
State institutions on the following terms.
viz. salary Of SIS a month each, TO be
paid by the Foundation. the institutions
, or the State paying the maintenance and
expenses of the workers In the field.
s5,.n
May u. 1914-To ". X. Brice, Treasurer.
Public Education Association, for the
general purposes Of the Association, sub
ject TO the following conditions:
Payable at once toward the expenses
OF the current fiscal year $40
For the years 1s14-5. lsl5-le. 1851
$500 each year. $500
Payable upon condition that similar
three-year pledges to the amount OF
$1,000 each year be obtained from
other sources, and that q total OF al
least sarIH be pledged eSch year 81 80
May II. 1910 the Laymen's Mission
airy Movement as a contribution toward
the work OF the Movement for the fiscal
year 1914 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .SSeyJ
May Is 1910 the National Child La
Dor Committee as a contribution for the
fiscal year ending september ., 1914. $3.50
To the Cleveland School of Art as
contribution toward the current expenses
for the fiscal year ending August 81.
1914 500
June 3. ls1+To the Baptist Ministers
Home Society Of New York as contri-
button toward the work Of the Society
for the fiscal year 1914 500
To the Federal Council Of the Churches
OF Christ in America as contribution
toward the work Of the Council for the
fiscal year. 1914 Observation-Disclosures. 800
June 8. 1910 the Charity Organiza-
ton Society as a contribution toward the
work Of the Society for the fiscal year
ending September 50, 1914 .............s .0O
June Il. ls14-To the George Junior Re-
public Association, at Freeville, New
York, as contribution toward the work
OF the Association for the fiscal year
ending September 90, 1914 ............ 5000
June 10, 1870 the State Charities Aid
Association as a contribution toward the
work Of the Association for the fiscal
wear epdinO Santeuoher N 1914 ~ 70 iSsl
June "a, 1ol+To the Rockefeller Insti-
tute for Medical Research for land, build
ings. equipment and additions to endow
ment. with the understanding that ap-
proximately the sum Of $4,000 will be
needed at once for the purchase of addi-
tional land; approximately T,l00.o00 will
be needed for buildings and equipment,
to be called for from time to time as
needed by the Institute; and the balance
for endowment to be called for after the
buildings are completed and equipped
$25O.oN
June 2o, 1sl+To the Girls Branch of
the Public School Athletic League in
New York City a. q contribution toward
the work for the year ending June l.
1915 i...f. .................. S1D
June 80. 191+To the New Jersey Bap-
list Convention as a contribution toward
the work Of the Convention for the fiscal
year ending October Is. 1sl4.......... 81 90
July s, 1s1+To Gardiner NJ Lane.
treasurer, Salem Fire Relief Fund, for
the relief Of the sufferers from the con-
flagration at Salem. Mass. 900
July g, 19lEro the Honest Ballot As
ISOLATION Of New York City as contri-