Identifier: publicdocumentso8722conn (find matches)
Title: Public documents of the State of Connecticut
Year: 1886 (1880s)
Authors: Connecticut Connecticut. General Assembly
Subjects: Administrative agencies Public administration Public records
Publisher: Hartford : Printed by order of the General Assembly
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
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o you clearly understand theregulations ? I declare the above statement to be correct. (Signed.) Candidate.Date. FOKM OF BEQUESTS. FORM OP BEQUEST TO THE HARTFORD HOSPITAL. Item. I give and bequeath to the Hartford Hospital, inthe city of Hartford, the sum of dollars, to be paid by my executors out of my real or personal estate, as soon asthe settlement of my affairs will permit, to the Treasurer ofthe said institution for the time being, in trust, to be appliedby the directors thereof to the humane purposes of saidinstitution. FORM OF BEQUEST TO THE OLD PEOPLES HOME. Item. I give and bequeath to the Hartford Hospital, inthe city of Hartford, the sum of dollars, to be paid by my executors out of my real or personal estate, as soon asthe settlement of my affairs will permit, to the Treasurer ofthe said institution for the time being, in trust, to be appliedby the directors thereof to the humane purposes of the depart-ment in said institution known and designated as the OldPeoples Home.
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Old Peoples Home OFFICERS OF THE OLD PEOPLES HOME. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. P. M. HASTINGS, M.D.,HENRY K. MORGAN,GEORGE M. WELCH. SUPERINTENDENT. LEANDER HALL. MATRON. Mrs. E. J. FOX. DEFAETMENT OF THE OLD PEOPLES HOME. It will be remembered, that in the last report of the Exe-cutive Committee, giving the results of ten months occupancyof the Home, it was stated that twenty-two persons had beenadmitted on the terms fixed, i. e., four dollars per week.Four of this number had been removed for causes stated,leaving at the commencement of the year eighteen inmates —8 males, and 10 females. Three have died during the year, viz.: Mrs. PrudenceClark, aged 93 years; Mrs. Electa Smith, aged 99 years;Mr. Chester Snath, aged 85 years. During the year ending September 30, 1886, nineteen per-sons have been admitted — 5 males, and 14 females. One female was dismissed on account of improper conduct. One female was removed after a few days, being insane. Mrs. Philura Danforth, aged 75 years, died aft

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