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...annual spring clothing collection this year by the Social Service Committee of the Phillips Brooks House Association has been the largest ever made. The clothing collected has been distributed as follows: two cases to Tuskegee Institute, one to the Seaman's Friend Society, one to the St. Vincent de Paul Society, one to the Cambridge Associated Charities, one to the Morgan Memorial, and one to the Salvation Army. Four cases of magazines will be given to the Salvation Army...
Last fall twelve cases of clothing and periodicals were distributed among the following organizations: Tuskegee Institute, Seaman's Friends Society, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Cambridge Associated Charities, Morgan Memorial, Jewish Charities Organization, Cambridge City Missions, Holy Ghost Hospital, Cambridge City Hospital, T Wharf Sailors' Reading Room, and the Newspaper Collection for Hospitals...
Last fall twelve cases of clothing and periodicals were distributed among the following organizations: Tuskegee Institute, Seaman's Friends Society, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Cambridge Associated Charities, Morgan Memorial, Jewish Charities Organization, Cambridge City Missions, Holy Ghost Hospital, Cambridge City Hospital, T. Wharf Sailors' Reading Room, and the Newspaper Collection for Hospitals...
...annual fall clothing collection by the Social Service Committee has resulted very successfully, and a large quantity of clothing and magazines will be sent to the following charities and institutions: clothing--three cases to Tuskegee Institute: one case to the Seaman's Friends Society; one case to the Cambridge Associated Charities: one case to the St. Vincent de Paul Society; one case to the Morgan Memorial; one case to Mr. Hicks, city missionary; one case to the Jewish Charities Organization; magazines--two cases to the Newspaper Hospital; one case to the Holy Ghost Hospital; one case to the Cambridge Hospital...
...important innovation has recently been made by the T Wharf Society in its work among the sailors, by which free law counsel is offered to all who wish advice on their personal affairs. The plan grew out of a meeting held some months ago by the Boston Port and Seaman's Aid Society, at which various New York and Boston philanthropic associations came together to discuss new methods of work. Attention was called at the time to the common fleecing of sailors by unscrupulous lawyers, and with the view of remedying this abuse, the T Wharf Society secured the services...