Detroit R L Polk City Directory 1870 - JewishGen KehilaLinks

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MUNICIPAL RECORD AND LOCAL REGISTER. 67
Detroit Free Dkpen8cnry-No. 65 Michi- Those desiring private-rooms, in which the
Fan avenue. Open from 10 to 12 A. M., patient is entirely secluded, will be charged
and -2 to 4 P. M., for the gratuitous medi- according to accommbdations. A deposit
cal and surgical treatment of the city of the amount of four weeks' board will
poor. Attending Physicians : Drs. W. be required, and patients leaving before
Brodie, D. 0. Farrand, 8. S. Heaton, J. that time mill have:,. the Zunexpended
V. Eccles, Georye Porter, and Eugene amount refunded.
Smith. Officers for ensuing year: Presi- St. Mu.7y7s HiwpitadClinton street bedent,
Dr. Brodie; Vice-President, Dr. Hea- tween St Antoine and Hastings streets.
ton ; Secretary, Dr. Eccles; Treasurer, Dr. Under charge of the Sisters of Charity.
Porter.
Organized, 1550.
Hayper HO8.ital - Woodward avenue. St. Luke's Hospitrcl and Chu,rch xb??U?-
For tile reception of all diseases ( not con- Fort street, s~rjngwel'ls- Officers: for the
tagious), and lying-in women. The build- year 18TO-President, Henry P. Baldwin;
ings have the modern improvements ; Vice President, Theodore H. Eaton; Treast]le
Physicia,ns and Surgeons are of the first urer, Allen A- Ral)ineau; Secretary. Sidney
rank in their profession, and the greatmest D. Miller ; Presiding Physician, Dr. Zina
care is taken in the selection of nurses and Pitcher; Assistant Physician, Dr. Hev attendants, and everything necessary for LJ'ster- Resident Physician, Dr. J. K. Farthe
comfort of patients is provided. Presi- num. of Trustees, Baldwin,
dent, Buckminster might ; Secretary, R. C. C- Trowbridge, Richard H- Hall* HW~Y W. King; Treasurer, David Cooper; . B. Merrell, Mason Palmer, Theodore H.
Trustees, Bucliminster Wight, Robert W. Eaton, Banj- G- Stimson, Edward L~on,
King, D. Cooper, A. C. McGraw, F. ~ ~ h l Robert , McMillan, James E. Pittman, Hiram
J. S. Farrand, Geo. B. Russell, 3%. D., D. B.
Henry N- Wallier, Zina Pitcher,
Duffield ; Medical Staff-Physicians, Ed- &f. D-9 John Hutchin@, A. C. Hubbard*
ward W. Jenks, 31. D., George P. Andrews, Zkecutive CI~mmittee of Ladies, on Do-
1\I. D.; Surgeons, Theo. A. McGraw, M. D.; mestic Department, Mrs. Wm. Jennison,
D. 0. Farrand, M. D.; Chemist and Micro- 103 First street ; Mrs. Josiah J. Norris. 360
spopist, S. p. Duffield, ph. D.; House Lafayette avenue; Mrs. John Roberts,Wood-
Physician, Geo. A. Foster. &I. D.; Matron, ~ard avenne, near Winder street ; iMrs.
Mrs. D. B. Freeman. Application for ad- R. Andrews, 55 Washington avenue ; Mrs.
mission to the Hospital may be lnade to 31. F. Dickinson, Grand River street, near
tile Trustees,orattendingPhysirians and National avenue;Matron,Mrs*M-L-Ma~-
Sllrgeons, or at tile Hospital. Price of nard, at Hospital. The spiritual interests of
b, bard in public wards, including medical the institution are under the direction of a
attendance and nursing, $3.50 to $5 per Board, consisting of the Bishop and Clergy
week, and in private rooms according to of the Episcopal Church of the city, who
acconlmodations. Miclligan Volunteer 0Eciate monthly in their respective order.
Soldiers, who have been honorably dis- 0. S. Marine Hospital-Jefferson avenue,
cllarged, needinm medical care, tldinitted near easterly city limits. Opened in Nofree.
Lging-in ~epnrtment-~ll pregnant vember, 1857. Physician, Dr. J. M. Bizelow;
females desiring skillful medical attendance Apothecary, Dr. Louis Davenport ; Superancl
experienced nurses, can be admitted tendent, George Jerome ; Steward, Thos.
to the general wards at $5 per week. Hurst ; Matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Hurst.
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