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396 Roman Catholic Churches.
District.
St. Mary's, Williamsbridge. Rev. John H. Hurley.
5. St. Mary Magdalen's (German), 527 East 17th St. Rev.
6. St. Michael's, 408 West 32d St. Rev. John A. Glea- son, 383 Ninth Ave.
9. St. Monica's, 409 East 79th St. Rev. James Dough- erty, D.D., 413 East 79th St.
5. St. Nicholas (German), 125 Second St. Rev. John B. Mayer, 112 First St.
7. St. Patrick's Cathedral, Fifth Ave, and 50th St. Mt. Rev. M. A. Corrigan, D.D., Archbishop; Rev. C. E. McDonnell, D.D., Chancellor; Rev. M. I. Lavelle, Rec- tor, 460 Madison Ave.
CATHEDRAL FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
CATHEDRAL FREE SCHOOL; 1,500 children. YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY AND ATHLETIC SOCIETY.
3. St. Patrick's, Mott St., cor. Prince. Rev. John F. Kearney, 263 Mulberry St.
10. St. Paul's, 121 East 117th St. Rev. John McQuirk, D.D., 127 East 117th St.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION, Mt. Morris Council. LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY; for clothing deserving poor. ST. PAUL'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
8. St. Paul the Apostle, Ninth Ave., cor. West 60th St. Rev. George Deshon, 415 West 59th St.
COLUMBIAN READING UNION.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY; assists the ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S SOCIETY (which see, Class II., Div. 2).
MUSICAL UNION; Monday evenings. OZANAM READING CIRCLE, 473 West 57th St. PAROCHIAL LIBRARY; open Monday evenings. ST. JOSEPH'S DAY NURSERY (see Class II., Div. 12). ST. PAUL'S TEMPERANCE CADETS; for boys,
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Roman Catholic Churches.
District.
ST. PAUL's TEMPERANCE GUILD (Men's Total Abstinence). ST. PAUL'S SCHOOLS and KINDERGARTEN.
ROSARY SOCIETY AND LEAGUE OF THE SACRED HEART. SODALITY OF THE ANNUNCIATION.
SPALDING LITERARY UNION AND YOUNG MEN'S SOCI- ETY ; rooms, 34 West 60th St.
1. St. Peter's, 18-22 Barclay St. Rev. James H. Mc- Gean. 15 Barclay St.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION, Dubois Council. ST. PETER'S FREE SCHOOLS.
YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY SOCIETY.
6. St. Raphael's, 509 West 40th St. Rev. Malick A. Cunnion, 505 West 40th St.
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
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YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY AND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
3. St. Rose of Lima, 34 Cannon St. Rev. Edward T. McGinley, 40 Cannon St.
3. St. Stanislaus (Polish), 43 Stanton St. Rev. Francis H. A. Fremel, 177 Forsyth St.
7. St. Stephen's, 142 East 29th St. Rev. Charles H. Col- ton, 142 East 29th St.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
FREE SCHOOL.
FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND READING-ROOM. SEWING SOCIETY.
1. St. Teresa's. Rutgers St., cor. Henry. Rev. Michael C. O'Farrell, 141 Henry St.
ST. THERESA's and ST. PAUL'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
St. Thomas Aquinas, Tremont and Oostdorp Aves., West Farms. Rev. D. J. McMahon, 1277 Tremont Ave.
10. St. Thomas the Apostle, 118th St., near St. Nicholas Ave. Rev. John J. Keogan, 247 West 121st St.
2. St. Veronica, 626 Washington St. Rev.
399 Undenominational Churches and Missions.
District.
6. St. Vincent de Paul's (French), 127 West 23d St. Rev. Gaston Septier, 120 West 24th St.
ACADEMY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
FREE SEWING CLASS ; Saturdays, 9 to 11 A.M.
FREE SCHOOL AND DAY NURSERY, 69 Washington Sq. (see Class II., Div. 12).
FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY; for the ladies of the parish, who visit, help, feed and clothe the poor. Meets first Thursday of each month in basement of church at 2 P.M. (see Class IV., Div. 1).
ORPHAN ASYLUM OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, 215 West 39th St. (see Class V., Div. 1).
5. St. Vincent Ferrer, 871 Lexington Ave. Rev. Joseph H. Slinger, 869 Lexington Ave.
1. Transfiguration, 25 Mott St. Rev. Thomas F. Lynch, 30 Mott St.
St. Valentine's, Williamsbridge. Rev. Hieronymus Klimecki.
UNDENOMINATIONAL CHURCHES AND MIS-
SIONS.
(See also Miscellaneous Churches, page 403.)
1. Bowery Mission, 105 Bowery. Rev. A. G. Ruliffson, 105 East 17th St. (See Class IX., Div. 2.)
3. Broome St. Tabernacle of New York City Mission and Tract Society, 395 Broome St. Rev. C. H. Tyn- dall, at the church.
BAND OF HOPE ; Fridays, 3:30 P.M.
FREE LIBRARY AND READING-ROOM ; for members of the congregation and Sunday school, also all outsiders. GYMNASIUM ; with classes for ladies and girls.
KING'S DAUGHTERS, and LODGING-HOUSE MISSIONARY SOCIETY ; visit lodging-houses, hospitals and prisons, and hold prayer-meetings,
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Undenominational Churches and Missions. . 399
District.
MOTHERS' MEETING ; Thursday afternoons.
OPEN-AIR MEETINGS ; held in Bowery and Broome St. and other public places.
PENNY PROVIDENT FUND.
SEWING-SCHOOL ; for girls of the Sunday-school.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
TABERNACLE SUNDAY-SCHOOL MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION; helps various missionary objects at home and abroad.
6. Cremorne Mission, see MCAULEY's, next page.
3. De Witt Memorial of New York City Mission and Tract Society (see Class IX., Div. 1), 280 Rivington St. Rev. William T. Elsing, 286 Rivington St.
CHILDREN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
CHINESE SUNDAY-SCHOOL.
FREE CIRCULATING LIBRARY ; contains 1,900 books.
HELPING HAND; provides sewing for employment and relief of poor women, and spiritual help.
KING'S DAUGHTERS (Circle of) ; makes garments for and visits the poor and sick.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
10. East Harlem Mission, 2247 Second Ave. Rev. Philip Watters, 72 East 124th St.
5. East Side Chapel of East Side Chapel and Bible- Woman's Association, 404 East 15th St. (see Class IX., Div. 1).
5. Florence Mission, 21 Bleecker St. Charles N. Crit- tenton, Supt. (See Class IX., Div. 2.)
3. German Mission of De Witt Memorial Church, 280 Rivington St. Rev. Theo. Leonhard, at the church.
5. German Mission of Olivet Church, 63 Second St. Rev. Theo. Leonhard.
6. Gospel Chapel, 305 West 30th St. Rev. Alfred Blewitt, at the church.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR,
400 Undenominational Churches and Missions.
District.
1. Gospel Mission to the Tombs. Rev. Sidney G. Law, at the Tombs. (See Class IX., Div. 2.)
6. Highway Mission of the Christian Alliance (see Class X., Div. 9), 446 West 36th St., cor. Tenth Ave. William Dean, Missionary.
1. Italian Evangelical Mission of N. Y. City Mission and Tract Society, 155 Worth St. Rev. Antonio Arrighi, at the church.
6. McAnley Cremorne Mission, 104 West 32d St, Mrs. Maria McAuley, Supt. (See Class IX., Div. 2.)
1. MeAuley Water St. Mission, 316 Water St. S. H. Hadley, Supt. (See Class IX., Div. 1.)
7. Manhattan Chapel, of N. Y. Bible and Fruit Mission etc. (see Class III., Div. 6), 422 East 26th St.
6. Margaret Strachan Home Chapel, 195 West 27th St. (See also Class IX., Div. 2.)
1. Mariners', of Society for Promoting the Gospel among Seamen etc. (see Class IX., Div. 2), 46 Catharine St. Rev. Samuel Boult, at church. Rev. Michael Paulsen, Scandinavian Missionary.
WEST SIDE BRANCH, cor. Washington and Charlton Sts. John Waite, Supt., at the Mission.
1. Mission Chapels of the International Medical Mis- sionary Society (see Class X., Div. 4), 81 Roosevelt St. and 2249 Second Ave.
6. New York Colored Mission, 135 West 30th St. Ernest H. Gardner, Supt. of Sabbath-school, 185 West 82d St. (See Class IX., Div. 2.)
5. Olivet Memorial Church of New York City Mission and Tract Society, 59 to 63 Second St. (see Class IX., Div. 1). Rev. Alex. H. Mckinney, 143 Second Ave., and Rev. Theo. Leonhard, German Pastor.
BAND OF HOPE.
BURIAL ASSOCIATIONS, one German and one English ; to provide for the burial of any deceased member,
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Undenominational Churches and Missions. 401
District.
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND READING-ROOM.
GERMAN MISSION (which see).
KING'S DAUGHTERS' CIRCLES.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY ; helps the needy and those out of employment among the members of the English branch of Olivet; also assists others with clothing.
MOTHERS' MEETING; every Thursday, 1:30 P.M.
OLIVET HELPING HAND, 63 Second St. (see Class II., Div. 1).
OLIVET MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION ; helps various mis- sionary objects at home and abroad.
OLIVET SEWING-SCHOOL ; teaches members of the Sun- day-school to sew ; has CHILDREN'S SAVINGS BANK and BAND OF HOPE.
PENNY PROVIDENT FUND.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION.
10. People's Church and Harlem Mission, S. E. cor. of 124th St. and Second Ave. Joseph Bennet, Supt. (See Class IX., Div. 2.) Maintains a
HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY; open week days from 3 to 4 P.M., for the sick poor of the locality.
2. Russell Mission, 143 Bleecker St.
4. Seamen's Rest of the Seamen's Christian Associa- tion etc. (see Class IX., Div. 2), 665 Washington St., cor. West 10th St. Rev. John McCormack.
4. Sixth Ave. Gospel Mission, 180 Sixth Ave., bet. 12th and 13th Sts. Holds evangelistic services every evening and on Sundays.
Spanish Industrial Mission (see Evangelical Aid So- ciety for the Spanish Work etc., Class IX., Div. 2).
5. Wood's Memorial Chapel and Mission of Wilson In- dustrial School for Girls (see Class II., Div. 6), 183 Avenue A, near St. Mark's Place. Rev. Missionary, at the chapel. 13+
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Unitarian Churches.
District.
BIBLE READER AND VISITOR; Miss F. L. Hoyt, 125 St. Mark's Pisce.
KING'S DAUGHTERS (Circles of).
MOTHERS' SEWING MEETING; Wednesdays, 1:30 P.M.
SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
UNITARIAN.
5. All Souls' (First Congregational Church of New York City), 245 Fourth Ave. and 20th St. Rev. Theodore C. Williams, 117 East 36th St.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY ; aids worthy poor, Thursdays, from 10 to 12 M., at Parish House, 104 East 20th St.
EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY ; employment and relief to poor women, Thursdays, from 10 to 12 M., at Parish House. GOOD-WILL CLUB (branch of Association of Working Girls' Societies, which see, Class X., Div. 5).
HELPING HAND ; to improve women in sewing and give friendly counsel and instruction, Thursdays, 10 to 12 M., at Parish House.
MISSION SCHOOL (see Class IX., Div. 1).
NEW YORK FLOWER AND FRUIT MISSION (see Class III., Div. 6). Many churches join in this work, from May to October, at Parish House.
10. Lenox Ave., Lenox Ave. and 121st St. Rev. Merle St. Croix Wright, 215 West 126th St.
"KING'S DAUGHTERS (Circle of).
LADIES' AID SOCIETY ; Wednesdays at 2:30 P.M.
READING-ROOM AND LIBRARY and Boys' and Girls' GYM- NASIUM.
7. Messiah, 61 East 34th St. Rev. Robert Collyer, D.D., " The Strathmore," Broadway and 52d St.
MESSIAH HOME FOR LITTLE CHILDREN (see Class V., Div. 1).
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Miscellaneous Churches.
403
UNIVERSALIST.
District.
6. Divine Paternity, or Fourth, Fifth Ave. and 45th St. Rev. Charles H. Eaton, D.D., 35 West 48th St.
FRESH-AIR FUND; for children's country visits.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY; visits and relieves needy cases ; meets monthly at houses of members.
LA KALA SOCIETY; aids in all kinds of benevolent work and assists the Chapin Home for Aged.
10. Second, SAWYER MEMORIAL. Services are held tem- porarily at Wallace Hall, Harlem. Rev. Dwight M. Hodge, 2145 Seventh Ave.
COMMITTEE ON CHARITY ; for relief of the needy of the neighborhood.
4. Third, 133 West 11th St. Rev. Edwin C. Bolles, D.D., 29 West 11th St.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY; aids deserving destitute families ; meets Friday evenings, in vestry of church.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL MISSIONARY SOCIETY ; special aid for children, and contributions to children's charities.
MISCELLANEOUS.
(See also Undenominational Churches, page 398.)
5. Annex Hall Mission, 14 Fourth Ave. Robert Graham, · Supt.
5. Avenue A Mission (see Prot. Epis. Churches).
6. Berachah Mission, 463 West 32d St. Rev. Robert Henck.
6. Beulah Mission, 512 Sixth Ave. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Freeman, Supt., 300 West 42d St. (see Class IX., Div. 2).
1. Catherine Mission, 201 South St. Miss M. A. De- lany, Supt.
6. Catholic Apostolio, 417 West 57th St. Rev. Charles A. G. Brigham, 415 West 57th St.
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Miscellaneous Churches.
District.
5. Christian Israelites, Sanctuary, 108 First St. Rev. John Ruge, 62 Grand St., Brooklyn.
5. Christ's Mission, 142 West 21st St. For the conver- sion of Roman Catholics. Gives active help in the work of the Reformed Catholic Church. Chapel, business and publication offices, 142 West 21st St. Rev. James A. O'Connor, at the chapel.
4. Church of Christ (Scientist), Fifth Ave. and 45th St. Mrs. Laura Lathrop.
2. Church of the Strangers (Independent), 4 Winthrop Place, Mercer St., near Eighth St. Rev. Charles F. Deems, D.D.
SOCIETY OF THE STRANGERS (see Class II., Div. 2).
SISTERS OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
7. First Reformed Episcopal, Madison Ave. and 55th St. Rev. William T. Sabine, D.D., 960 Madison Ave.
BIBLE READERS' COMMITTEE; employs Visitor among the sick and needy poor of the district.
CUMMINS MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY; furnishes sewing to poor wo- men, Wednesday afternoons, at church.
FRESH-AIR FUND; sends children to country in summer. MARY E. HAYS BAND; for Missions in India.
PENNY PROVIDENT FUND.
SEWING-SCHOOL FOR GIRLS; Saturday mornings from November till Easter, at church.
YOUNG MEN'S MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT UNION; Tues- days, 8 P.M.
YOUNG WOMEN'S MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT UNION; Thursdays, 8 P.M.
6. First Society of Spiritualists, Carnegie Hall, Seventh Ave. and 57th St.
3. German Evangelical Reformed, 97 Suffolk St. Rev. John F. Büsche, 108 Rivington St.
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Miscellaneous Churches.
405
District.
COMMITTEE OF THE CONSISTORY; supports the needy of the congregation.
MISSION SOCIETY OF LADIES; aids poor families of the congregation.
Gospel Mission, Fordham. George Carter, Supt.
6. Gospel Tabernacle, 692 Eighth Ave., cor. 44th St Rev. A. B. Simpson, 323 West 45th St.
BERACHAH HOME (see Class VI., Div. 1).
BERACHAH MISSION, 463 West 32d St.
BERACHAH ORPHANAGE (see Class V., Div. 1).
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE PUBLISHING CO. (and Highway Mission) (see Class X., Div. 9).
DOOR OF HOPE (see Class VIII., Div. 2).
INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY ALLIANCE,
NEW YORK MISSIONARY TRAINING COLLEGE (see Class X., Div. 4).
6. Greek Church of New York, in Swedish Evangelical Church, 340 West 53d St. Rev. Paisius Ferendinos, Archimandrite, Hotel Lincoln, Broadway and 52d St.
5. Hebrew-Christian Church (Converted Hebrews) 17 St. Mark's Place, East Eighth St. Rev. Jacob Freshman.
10. Highway Mission of Gospel Tabernacle, 446 West 36th St.
10. Light-House Mission, 2231 Third Ave.
10. Marion Mission, 2275 Eighth Ave., cor. 122d St.
6. Martha Memorial Reformed (Evangelical Reformed) (German), 419 West 52d St., cor. Ninth Ave. Rev. P. S. Schnatz, 434 West 47th St.
6. Mission Chapel of Divine Providence (Swedenbor- gian), 356 West 44th St. Rev. S. S. Seward, 185 Lex- ington Ave.
Moravian, see UNITED BRETHREN.
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Miscellaneous Churches.
District.
7. New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian), 114 East 35th St. Rev. Samuel S. Seward, 185 Lexington Ave.
BOYS' AND GIRLS' CLUBS.
FRESH-AIR WORK.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY.
MISSION CHAPEL OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE (which see).
5. New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian German), 106 Avenue C. Rev. William H. Schliffer, 122 South Third St., Brooklyn.
1. Salvation Army, 111 Reade St. Ballington Booth, Commander.
4. True Dutch Reformed, 58 Perry St.
7. United Brethren (English Moravian), 154 Lexington Ave.
6. United Brethren (German Moravian), 636 Sixth St., near Ave. B. Rev. William H. Rice, 636 Sixth St.
FRAUEN-KRANKEN UNTERSTÜTZUNGS VEREIN (1884) ; a mutual aid society of the women of the church.
" HELPING HAND CIRCLE " OF KING'S DAUGHTERS ; does charitable work and sews for hospitals.
MISSION VEREIN ; for Home and Foreign Missions. POOR FUND of the congregation.
PROTESTANTISCHER MÄNNER KRANKEN VEREIN (1853) ; a men's mutual aid society.
9. Young People's City Mission, 219 East 59th St.
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NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF CHARI- TIES AND CORRECTION.
The National Conference of Charities and Correction (1874) is composed of the State Boards of Public Charities of the several States wherein they exist, of delegates ap- pointed by the Governors of other States, of all Charity Organization Societies and Associated Charities in the country, and of all persons officially or unofficially con- nected with charitable or correctional work of every de- scription, in every part of the Union; and every charitable institution and association that desires to be represented at its meetings and take part in its deliberations. It has no formal constitution and no fees or dues. It meets annu- ally in different cities as its presence is invited. Its session for 1892 will be held at Denver, Col., June 27th to July 3d, and its officers for that Conference are as follows :
Pres., Rev. Myron W. Reed, Denver, Col. ; Sec'y, Alexan- der Johnson, Indianapolis, Ind. ; Treas., Wm. P. Letch- worth, Portageville, N. Y .; Official Reporter, Mrs. Isabel C. Barrows, 141 Franklin St., Boston.
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CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETIES IN NORTH AMERICA In Correspondence with each other as Occasion Arises.
UNITED STATES.
DATE OF ORG'N.
CITY OR TOWN.
NAME.
LOCATION.
49 State St.
53 Drummond St.
1881. Baltimore, Md.
Charity Organization Soc.
12 Wilson Building.
1886. Bangor, Me.
Associated Charities. Bureau of Ass'd Charities.
9 Hayward St. 96 Chenango St.
1885 Binghamton. N. Y.
1879. Boston, Mass
Associated Charities.
41 Charity Building.
1886. Bridgeport, Conn.
1878. Brooklyn, N. Y.
1877.
Buffalo, N Y.
Charity Organization Soc. Charity Organization Soc.
502% Jefferson St.
1881. Cambridge, Mass.
1884. Castleton Ś L, N. Y.
Charity Organization Soc.
Sentinel Bld'g, New Brighton.
1883. Chattanooga, Tenn.
1879.
Cincinnati. O.
1881.
Cleveland, O.
Associated Charities Soc.
Cor. Meeting and Queen Sts.
1886.
Davenport, Ia.
1889.
Decatur, Ili.
Indus, and Char. Union.
1880.
Detroit, Mich.
35 East Congress St.
1889.
Denver, Col.
Room 32, Court House.
1883. District of Columbia,
In suspense.
1885. East Saginaw, Mich.
1888.
Fall River, Mass
1890. Hartford, Conn.
1879. Indianapolis, Ind.
1886. Janesville, Wis.
Lexington, Ky.
Charity Organization Soc. Charity Organization Soc.
1891. Lincoln, Neb.
Charity Organization Soc.
1890. Auburn, Me.
Associated Charities.
Associated Charities. Bureau of Charities.
248 Main St. 69 Schermerhorn St.
Fitch Institute.
1885.
Burlington Ia.
Associated Charities.
Central Square.
10 West 8th St. 45 East 5th St. 345 Superior St.
1888. Charleston, S. C. Clinton. Mass.
Associated Charities.
Mrs. Edw'd L. Greene, Sec'y.
Associated Charities.
N. W. cor. Main and 6th Sts. Miss E. M. Whitehurst, Sec'y.
Association of Charities. Charity Organization Soc. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities. Associated Charities.
Charity Organization Soc. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities.
60 North Main St. 129 State St. Plymouth Building. Jackman's Block. Mrs. Walter Scott, Pres. 184 So. 12th St.
United States
Associated Charities. Associated Charities Bethel Ass'd Charities.
1889. Albany, N. Y.
1891. Lockport, N. Y. 1884. Louisville, Ky. 1885. Lynn, Mass. Mansfield, O.
1889.
1884. Marietta, O.
1881. Milwaukee, Wis.
1884. Minneapolis, Minn. Newark, N. J.
1888 1884. New Brunswick. N. J.
1886. Newburgh, N. Y. New Haven. Conn.
1878. 1888. New Orleans, La.
1879. Newport, R. I.
1888. Newton, Mass. 1881. 1888. 1887. New York City. Oakland, Cal. Omaha, Neb.
1878. 1889.
Orange. N. J.
Pasadena, Cal.
1884. Pawtucket, R I.
1978. Philadelphia, Pa.
1879. Portland, Me.
1888. Portland, Oregon. 1879 Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
1885, 1890,
Quincy, Inf.
Richmond Ind.
1890.
Rochester, N. Y.
1891. 1881.
Salem, Mass.
1888.
1889.
1885.
1878.
1889. Tarrytown N. Y.
1881. Taunton, Mass.
1982. Terre Haute, Ind.
1 Tivoli, N. Y.
Charity Organization Soc. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities, Mansfield Humane Society. Associated Charities.
Associated Charities. Associated Charities Bureau of Ass'd Charities. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities. Organized Charities Ass'n. Conference of Charities. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities. Bureau of Ass'd Charities. Bureau of Ass'd Charities. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities.
Soc. for Organizing Charity. Associated Charities
City Board of Charities. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities. Associated Charities. Charity Organization Soc. Associated Charities. Soc. for Organizing Charity. Associated Charities. Ass'd Charitable Workers. Associated Charities. Bureau of Labor and Char's. Provident Association. Associated Charities. Soc. for Organizing Charity. Charity Organization Soc.
12 Y. M. C. A. Building. 214 West Green St. Lee Hall, Room 5. A. G. Thornton, Supt. Mrs. F. L. Ramsey, Sec'y. 416 Milwaukee St. 111 Rochester Block. 228 Market St Free Library Building. 89 Second St. 28 Church St. 228 St. Joseph St. Nat. Bank of Rhode Island B'ld'g. Miss M. R. Martin, Newtonville, Bec'y 21 University Place. 418 Tenth St.
Charity Organization Societies.
1404 Capitol Ave. 9 Essex St. 48 East Colorado St. 8 Dorrance Building. 1705 Chestnut St. Room 18, City Building.
218 Fourth St. 8 Cannon St. 41% Maine St. 109 North 12th St. 39 State St. 175 Essex St. 121 West Broadway.
509 Kearny St.
1006% Chestnut St West County Building. 4 Hendricks Block. Mrs. W. H. Moore, Sec'y.
Cedar St. Chapel. 501X Ohio St.
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Salem. N. J San Francisco, Cal. St. Louis, Mo. Springfield, O Syracuse. N. Y.
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DATE OF
CITY OR TOWN.
NAME.
LOCATION.
ORG'N.
1890. Toledo, O.
1883. Trenton, N. J.
1881. Washington, D. C.
Associated Charities.
707 G St., N. W.
22 Stone St.
1884. Wilmington, Del.
Associated Charities.
837 Tatnall St.
1890.
Worcester. Mass.
Associated Charities.
85 Pearl St., Mrs. E. J. Lee, Gen. Sec.
1888.
Yonkers, N. Y.
Charity Organization Soc.
3 Post Office Building.
The following Relief Societies have adopted Charity Organization Principles, and Correspond with the foregoing.
DATE OF ORG'N
CITY OR TOWN.
NAME.
LOCATION.
1884. Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Relief Association Soc. for Prev. and Relief of Poverty. 46 North 3d St.
1884. Camden, N. J.
Relief and Aid Soc.
51 La Salle St.
1872. Chicago, IlI.
1890. Colorado Springs, Col.
Ladies' Aid Soc.
Room 22. Bank Building.
1876.
Fitchburg, Mass.
Benevolent Union.
1880.
Kansas City, Mo.
Provident Association.
728 East 9th St.
1859
City Mission.
206 Essex St. 23 East Main St.
1875.
1875. Pittsburg, Pa.
Ass'n Impvg Condition of Poor.
76 Sixth Ave.
1878.
Pittsfield, Mass.
Union for Home Work.
20 Dunham St.
1878. Plainfield, N. J.
Relief Association.
45 West 2d St. 228 Victoria St.
1881.
Pueblo, Col.
Benevolent Union.
1877.
St. Louis Mo.
Provident Association.
1820 Madison St.
1876. St. Paul, Minn,
Soc. for Relief of the Poor. Union Relief Association.
7 City Hall.
BRITISH DOMINION.
1888. Montreal.
Toronto.
1894. Halifax.
Protestant Associated Charities, St. George's Soc Assn Impvg Condition of Poor.
551 Dorchester St. 7 Louisa St. 61 Granville St.
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Corresponding Societies.
1887.
Lawrence, Mass. Madison, Wis. Malden, Mass.
Benevolent Soc.
Industrial Aid Soc.
W. H. Sargeant, Treas.
141 East 9th St.
1876. Springfield, Mass.
Charity Organization Soc.
Soc for Organizing Charity.
150 East State St.
1883. Watertown, N. Y.
Bureau of Charities.
FOREIGN CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETIES,
And other Benevolent Associations in correspondence with CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETIES.
ENGLAND AND WALES.
[The Societies marked * are federated or affiliated to the London Charity Organization Society.]
Balsall Heath (see Birmingham).
Barnsley. Ass'n for Orgzg. Charitable Relief, Earn- shaw St.
Bath. Monmouth St. Soc. (for the occasional relief of the Sick Poor and the Promotion of Industry), 20 Mon- mouth St.
Beckenham. Charitable Soc., 2 Gloucester Terrace.
*Birkenhead. Charity Orgzn. and Provident Soc., 46 Hamilton Sq.
Birmingham, Moseley and Balsall Heath. Charity Orgzn. Soc., Etna Chambers, 293A Broad St., and Lime Grove, Moseley Road.
Bournemouth. Charity Orgzn. Soc., Oxendale.
* Bradford. Charity Orgzn. Soc. and Inquiry Office, 44 Sombridge Road.
Bridgnorth. Charitable Relief Soc., 1 Bridge St.
* Brighton, Hove, and Preston. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 182 Edward St., Brighton.
Bristol. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 30 Triangle.
Burslem. Soc. for Orgzn. of Relief, 110 Moorland Road.
Burton-on-Trent. Charity Orgzn. Soc., cor. Mosley St. and Duke St.
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Foreign Charity Organization Societies.
* Cambridge. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 7 Alexandra St.
Canterbury. Alford Canterbury Poor Relief Ass'n, 12 Guildhall St.
Cardiff. Charity Orgzn. Soc., Swiss Hall Chambers, Queen St.
* Cheltenham. Soc. for Orgzn. of Charity in Chelten- ham, Leckhampton and Charlton Kings, Clarence Parade House.
Cheshunt. Charity Orgzn. Soc., Turner's Hill.
* Chester. Charity Orgzn. Ass'n, Godstall Chambers. Chesterfield. Charity Orgzn. Soc., Market Hall.
Croydon. Charitable Soc., the Barracks, Mitcham Road.
Darlington. Charity Orgzn. Soc., Kendrew St.
Derby. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 31 St. Mary's Gate.
Durham, Mendicity Soc., 61} Sadler St.
Eton. Charity Orgzn. Ass'n, 16 High St.
Exeter. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 4 Bampfylde St.
Falmouth. Misericordia Soc., no office.
Finchley, N. W. Charity Orgzn. Soc.
Folkestone. Charity Orgzn. Soc., Town Hall.
* Gloucester. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 8 St. John's Lane. Grantham. Charity Orgzn. Soc.
Halifax. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 4 Regent St.
Hanley. Soc. for Orgzg. Charitable Relief and Repress- ing Mendicity, Town Hall.
Hastings and St. Leonards. Charity Orgzn. Soc., Bourne Passage, High St.
Hoddeston and Broxbourne. Relief Soc., High St., Hoddeston.
* Horsham. Charity Orgzn. Ass'n, 39 Carfax.
Hove (see Brighton).
Huddersfield. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 14 Ramsden St.
* Hull. Charity Orgzn. Soc., 3 Junction Place.
Isle of Man (Douglas). House of Industry, Douglas.
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