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PUBLIC DOCUMENT .... .... No. 23.
SIXTY- THIRD ANNUAL EEPORT
THE TRUSTEES
Worcester Lunatic Hospital,
' EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL KEPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
WOECESTER INSANE ASYLUM AT WORCESTER,
Yeak ending September 30, 1895.
BOSTON :
WRIGHT & POTTER PRINTING CO., STATE PRINTERS,
18 Post Office Square.
1896.
OFFICEES OF THE HOSPITAL.
TRUSTEES.
FRANCIS C. LOWELL,
SARAH E. WHITIN,
FRANCES M. LINCOLN,
A. GEORGE BULLOCK,
THOMAS H. GAGE, .
HENRY S. NOURSE,
EOCKWOOD HOAR, .
Boston.
Whitinsville.
Worcester.
Worcester.
Worcester.
South Lancaster.
Worcbstek.
RESIDENT OFFICERS.
HOSEA M. QUINBY, M D., .
ALFRED L NOBLE, M.D.,
LAURE HULME, M.D., .
APPLETON H. PIERCE, M.D.,
EDWIN D. BOYNTON, M D., .
THOMAS T. SCHOULER,
LILA J. GORDON, ....
S. JOSEPHINE BRECK, .
JOSEPH F. REYNOLDS, .
Superintendent.
Assistant Superintendent.
Assistant Physician.
Assistant Physician.
Assistant Physician.
Steward.
Ilatron.
Clerk.
Farmer.
NON-RESIDENT OFFICERS.
ALBERT WOOD, ........ Treasurer.
FREDERICK H. BAKER, M.D., ..... Pathologist.
GEORGE L. CLARK, ....... Auditor.
ALVAN G. LAMB, ........ Engineer.
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TRUSTEES' REPOET.
To His Excellency the Governor and the Honorable Council.
The trustees of the Worcester Lunatic Hospital respectfully
submit their report for the year ending Sept. 30, 1895, being
the sixty-third annual report of the institution. With it they
submit the report of the superintendent, including full statis-
tical tables. The treasurer's report, signed in his temporary
absence by the superintendent, is also submitted.
The new farm building has been opened for use. It will be
occupied by about fifty men, and we believe that it will be an
important agency in improving the health and increasing the
comfort of many male inmates of the hospital. Proper classifi-
cation has been long recognized as one of the first duties of
hospital management, and by the use of the farm-house we
shall be able to separate pati(jnts reasonably quiet and orderly,
able to accomplish a certain amount of work on the farm, from
the more excitable and from the feebler patients in the main
building. To these insane farm laborers greater freedom can
be given than if they were kept with the other patients, and
a somewhat more liberal diet can be furnished them without
causing discontent to others. In this way the ambition of
patients may be stimulated to obtain like privileges, and the
farm-house may thus become an important curative and remedial
agency. We do not believe that the cost of caring for the
inmates of the new building will be much greater than that of
the same number of patients in the main building.
Toward the close of the financial year the superintendent
prepared and submitted to the trustees a plan for the regular
6 WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL. [Oct.
and permanent employment of a pathologist, and we refer to
the matter here, though the plan will not be put into operation
until the year 1895-96. The proposed measure we believe to
be the most important undertaken in the hospital for many
years. It has been a cause of reproach to the lunatic hospitals
of Massachusetts, as well as to those of other States, that they
are little more than enormous boarding-houses for the care of
the insane, — well-managed boarding-houses, it is admitted,
but accomplishing little for the advancement of medical and
pathological science. The critics just mentioned have some-
times overlooked the great practical difficulties involved in the
proper care of hundreds of helpless people. Sound administra-
tion is our first duty, and executive ability in the officers of
the hospital is the one quality of daily necessity. At the same
time, in common with our critics, we have regretted that the
vast amount of valuable material for scientific observation
afforded by lunatic hospitals has been wasted in great degree,
owing to the incessant and pressing demands made by adminis-
trative duties upon every member of the present hospital staff.
In order to secure scientific study without interference with
proper administration, the superintendent proposed, and the
trustees heartily approved, the appointment of a pathologist,
thoroughly educated, familiar with recent scientific investigation,
who should devote his whole time to scientific work. The duty
of this officer will be the study of the insane, and not primarily
their care and treatment ; but we believe that his labors will be
of the highest indirect value in promoting the well-being, the
health and the cure of the inmates of the hospital.
The advance of medical science must ordinarily precede the
advance of curative treatment. The temper and habits of the
successful student and teacher differ from those of the success-
ful practitioner, and he can render to practitioner and patient the
most effective service w^hen he is freed from the practitioner's
cares and duties. For these reasons we believe that the addi-
tional expense incurred by the appointment of a pathologist,
who shall give his whole time to study, will be money well
spent by the State in the care of its insane wards and in the
general interest of humanity.
During the year Dr. Maurice W. Pearson resigned his posi-
tion, after a faithful service of four years. Drs. Edwin D,
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 23. 7
Boynton and Appleton H. Pierce have been appointed to fill
the vacancies caused by the resignation of Dr. Pearson and that
of Dr. Jones which took effect Jan. 1, 1895. Mr. Melvin Lano-,
the farmer, resigned his position June 1, on account of ill
health.
Dr. Quinby and his assistants have given to the affairs of the
hospital the same care and devotion which they have always
manifested in past years.
FRANCIS C. LOWELL.
SARAH E. WHITIN.
FRANCES M. LINCOLN.
A. GEORGE BULLOCK.
THOMAS 9. GAGE.
HENRY S. NOURSE.
ROCKWOOD HOAR.
"Worcester, Sept. 30, 1895.
WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
[Oct.
VALUE OF PERSONAL ESTATE.
Sept. 30, 1895.
Live stock on the farm, ....
Produce of the farm on hand,
Carriages and agricultural implements, .
Machinery and mechanical fixtures, .
Beds and bedding in inmates' department,
Other furniture in inmates'' department, .
Personal property of State in superintendent's
Ready-made clothing.
Dry goods, ....
Provisions and groceries, .
Drugs and iiaedicine, .
Fuel,
Library, ....
Other supplies undistributed.
Pipes and radiators, .
Total, ....
department,
19,679 00
8,469
80
7,450
00
29,913
80
29,280
32
22,481
82
22,252
19
1,901
62
1,007
92
2,370
72
900
00
7,025
00
8,950 00
4,505
13
87,000 00
1188,187
32
1895.]
PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 23.
TEEASURER'S REPORT.
To the Trustees of the Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
I herewith submit my annual report on the finan
Worcester Lunatic Hospital for the year ending
1895: —
Receipts.
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1894, .....
Received of the Commonwealth for support of patients
of cities and towns for support of patients,
of individuals for support of jDatients,
for interest, sale of produce, etc.,
belonging to patients, ....
from special appropriations, ,
ces of the
Sept. 30,
$33,620 72
39,305 03
92,829 20
39,350 92
7,073 01
1,079 99
19,833 94
$233,092 81
The expenditures for the year have been as follows : —
Provisions : —
Flour, ........
Meat of all kinds, .....
Fish,
Meal for cooking, .....
Beans, potatoes and other vegetables,
Sugar, ........
Molasses and syrup, .....
Tea,
Coffee, ........
Butter, ........
Cheese, .......
Fresh fruit, .
Eggs, salt and other groceries, .
Salaries and wages, ......
Grain, .........
Meal for stock,
Hay and pasturage, ......
Furniture, .
Amount carried forward, ....
. $3,169 45
11,610
77
2,909
87
472
09
2,928
55
2,609
90
350
71
760 71
2,111
97
6,101
24
609
67
556
67
5,532
21
. 55,588
44
376
84
6,498
95
120
00
271
65
$111,579 59
10
WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
[Oct.
Amount brought forward,
Crockery and glass ware,
Tin ware, .
Bedding and beds,
Straw, ....
Furnishings, miscellaneous
Tools, ....
Lights,
Water,
Fuel, ....
Soap, ....
Medical supplies,
Live stock, .
Cari'iages, harness, etc.,
Blacksmithing, .
Plants and seeds,
Hardware, .
Lumber,
Paint, oils, etc , .
Pipe and fittings.
Lime, cement, etc.,
Repairs, ordinary.
Fertilizers, .
Stationery, .
Postage,
Transportation, .
Travelling, .
Trustees' expenses,
Miscellaneous,
Labor, ....
Clothing and men's furnishings
Dry goods, women.
Dry goods, house.
Boots and shoes,
Total current expenses.
Extraordinary expenses,
Undertaker's charges.
Money refunded,
Cash refunded patients.
From appropriation for farm building.
From appropriation for additions.
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1895,
$111,579 59
$922 66
510 85
2,171 60
281 08
2,145 14
199 40
8,209 49
2,482 21
10,375 06
1,120 24:
920 18
4,192 27
510 94
872 13
269 47
1,393 60
2,419 46
1,084 19
1,287 92
787 12
9,232 66
520 60
402 40
305 60
251 45
151 28
40 03
3,330 75
509 11
6,560 00
1,656 30
2,995 90
1,660 60
$164,801 18
i 11,800 33
273 00
88 07
876 30
17,681 70
1,763 72
31,933 12
196,734 30
36,368 51
$233,092 81
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No, 23. 11
Resources.
Cash on hand, $36,358 51
Due from the Commonwealth for board, etc 10,670 15
from cities and towns for boaixl, etc., .... 24,410 24
from individuals for board, etc., 11,589 90
$83,028 80
Liabilities.
Due for supplies and improvements, .... $9,900 88
for salaries and wages, 4,586 10
to patients, 2,387 98
16,874 96
Total surplus, ......... $66,153 84
Respectfully submitted,
H. M. QUINBY,
Acting Treasurer,
Oct. 1, 1895.
HOSPITAL LIBRARY FUND.
Lewis Fund.
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1894,
Received interest on Springfield bond.
Expended for books, . , . . .
Deposit in savings bank, ....
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1895,
Wheeler Fund,
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1894,
Received dividends,
Expended for books, .....
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1895,
Manson Fund.
Worcester County Institution for Savings,
Dividends added to principal, . ,
$26
24
70
00
$61
24
20
00
15
00
$0 94
218
96
$132 56
87
34
$1,105 63
44
20
24
$96 24
$219 90
1,149 73
12
WORCESTEE LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
[Oct.
Lewis Fund Ina'estment.
Springfield bond, f 1,220 00
Worcester County Institution for Savings, . . 63 54
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1895, . . . . . 15 00
Wheeler Fund Intestment.
Seven shares Central National Bank, . . . $980 00
Six shares Worcester National Bank,
Worcester County Institution for Savings,
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank,
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1895,
840 00
1,145 86
1,719 49
87 34
1,298 54
4,772 69
Manson Fund Investment.
Worcester County Institution for Savings,
1,149 73
^220 96
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 23. 13
LAISTD ACCOUNT.
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1894, ....... $1,35633
Keceived from sale of land, ....... 1,600 09
Expenditures.
Remitted to State treasurer, .... $2,800 00
Cash on hand Sept. 30, 1895, .... 156 93
f2,956 90
$2,956 93
Respectfully submitted,
Oct. 1, 1895.
H. M. QUINBY,
AcLing Treasurer.
"Worcester, Mass., Oct. 26, 1895.
I hereby certify that I have this day carefully compared the treasurer's statement of
disbursements for the year ending Oct. 1, 1895, with the vouchers on file at the Worces-
ter Lunatic Hospital, and believe it to be correct. 1 have also inspected the securities
representing the invested funds of the institution, and find that their market value is as
stated.
GEORGE L. CLARK,
Auditor of Avcoimts.
14 WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL. [Oct
SUPERINTENDENT'S EEPORT.
To the Trustees of the Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
I herewith respectfully submit the following report of the
hospital for the year ending Sept. 30, 1895, it being the sixty-
third annual report.
There remained at the hospital Oct. 1, 1894, 924 patients,
— 429 men and 495 women. During the year 269 men and
243 women were admitted, 184 men and 180 women were dis-
charged and 59 men and 52 women died, leaving at the end
of the official year 961 patients, — 455 men and 506 women.
Of this number 269 were supported by the State, 545 by cities
and towns and 147 by friends. Of the 364 discharged, 87,
including 4 habitual drunkards (women), were reported re-
covered; 83, including 1 habitual drunkard (woman), were
much improved ; 65 improved ; and 129, including 1 habitual
drunkard (woman), not improved. Nineteen men and 29
women were removed by the overseers of the poor ; 41 men
and 30 women were discharged to the care of the Board of
Lunacy and Charity, to be removed from the State ; 2 men
and 3 women were transferred to Tewksbury ; 20 men and 10
women to the Worcester Insane Asylum ; 7 men and 3 women
to the Boston Lunatic Hospital ; 6 men to the State Farm ;
and 2 women were boarded out. Eight men escaped and were
not returned to the hospital at the end of the official year.
There were 69 less admissions than in the previous year,
but, as the number of discharges and deaths was correspond-
ingly less, as compared with the admissions, there remained at
the close of the year a net gain of 37 persons.
The daily average number was 922.34. The highest monthly
average was 951.41, in July, and the lowest 893.5, in Feb-
ruary.
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 23. 15
The perceniage of recoveries calculated upon the average
number of discharges and deaths was 18.31 ; calculated on the
number of admissions, it was 21.28.
The death rate was 12.03, calculated upon the average num-
ber of patients, and 7.72 on the total number under treatment.
No epidemic prevailed, and there has been but little sickness
of an acute character. Among the causes of death 3 were
from pneumonia and 1 each from acute mania, acute melan-
cholia, bronchitis, dysentery and puerperal eclampsia. One
man committed suicide by hanging. All other deaths were
from incurable brain disease. The patient w^ho committed
suicide was sent to the hospital from the House of Correction
at South Boston, where he was under sentence for breaking
and entering. He had been four months at the hospital, and
had never shown suicidal tendencies.
During the winter months the wards of the hospital were
opened on Mondays, from 2 to 5 p.m., to the class in psychol-
ogy of President Hall of Clark University. Some twenty
gentlemen availed themselves of this opportunity for clinical
instruction, and, by their constant attendance and the manifest
interest with which they followed the various cases brought to
their notice, showed their appreciation of this attempt on the
part of the hospital to utilize the material at its disposal for
the purposes of instruction and the advancement of the spe-
cialty,— an attempt which we hope and believe is but the
beginning of a more extended and systematic effort in the same
direction, and one which will bring the two institutions into
closer relations and result to their mutual advantage.
In this connection it is proper to state that it has been de-
cided to add to the medical staff of the hospital a pathologist
and specialist in nervous diseases. With this end in view, we
have for some time been in correspondence with some of the
leading men in the specialty, and as a result have engaged Dr.
Adolf Meyer to fill this position, and we hope that he will be
able to enter upon his work here on the first of November.
Dr. Meyer graduated at the University of Zurich, and after a
year spent at Paris, Edinburgh and London in post-graduate
work, he returned to Zurich and entered the laboratory of
Prof. Aug. Forel, where he paid special attention to compara-
tive anatomy of the nervous system and did much original and
16 WOECESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL. [Oct.
valuable work. For the past three years he has been the
resident pathologist at the insane hospital at Kankakee, 111.,
holding at the same time the position of docent in neurology
at the University of Chicago. Dr. Meyer will make the neuro-
logical examinations in all new admissions. He will see that
full and proper records are made, and will follow in the wards
any cases that may be of special interest. He will direct the
pathological work, will give stated clinical instruction to the
assistant physicians, and counsel and assist them in the more
complete and exhaustive study of their cases, and suggest
topics for original investigation. That he may have time for
this and for his own special work, he will be relieved from all
routine duties connected with the institution, and be free to
devote his time and energies to the strictly scientific side of
the specialty.
It is our purpose to furnish at the Worcester Lunatic Hos-
pital such facilities for the study of nervous diseases, both on
the practical and scientific side, as to attract to the service of
the hospital young medical men of advanced standing who may-
wish to perfect themselves in the specialty, whether with the
idea of making hospital service their life work, or of finally
engaging in general practice.
Our new farm-house, mention of which was made in my last
report, was completed early in the spring, and is now occupied
by patients. It is situated on the westerly side of Plantation
Street, near our farm barns, and is conveniently and pleasantly
located, having a southern and eastern exposure. It consists
practically of two separate buildings : a house two stories and
a half high, on the end facing Shrewsbury Street, for the
farmer and his family and the necessary hired help ; and a
ward two stories high, facing on Plantation Street, for such
male patients, with their attendants, as are employed on the
farm or about the grounds. The building presents a frontage
of one hundred and twenty-two feet. The house proper con-
tains eight rooms on the first floor ; a parlor and sitting-room
for the farmer's family, a sitting-room and lavatory for the
male help, a pantry, kitchen, serving-room, scullery, store and
refrigerator room. On the second floor are chambers for the
farmer's fiiraily, two double rooms for patients, bath-room,
linen closet, storeroom, and one single room and a large
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 23. 17
dormitory for female help. In the attic are three rooms, occu-
pied by eight hired men, and a room for a night watchman.
The sitting-room for the hired men has a separate entrance,
and can be entirely cut off from the farmer's apartments and
rom the ward ; and the same is true of the rooms occupied by
the female help. The ward for patients faces Plantation Street
and is surrounded by a piazza. On the first floor is the dining-
room and attendants' room, a day room and a clothes room for
patients. The bath-room, lavatory and water-closets are placed
in the rear of the day room, and are entirely detached there-
from. In the second story is a dormitory thirty-one by sixty
feet, a room for two attendants, a night lavatory, "and two single
rooms for such patients as may become excited during the
night, or otherwise disturb the dormitory. This room is fin-
ished to the roof, seventeen feet in the clear, and is open on
two sides to sunlight and air. It is lighted by fourteen
windows, and has six dormer-windows for the purpose of
ventilation. The building is heated by a sixty horse-power
boiler. Every room has steam heat and is properly ventilated ;
the large dormitory and patients' day room having special
provisions for ventilation. The windows on the first floor of
the ward are not guarded, but those in the second story are
protected by wire netting of a quality a little heavier than the
usual mosquito netting. All the inmates of the house use the
dining-room in common, but meals are served at separate
hours for patients and help, and to facilitate this arrangement
a steam table is provided in the serving room.
The expense of caring for patients here will no doubt be
somewhat greater than in the wards of the hospital, although
this will be in a measure ofi'set by the longer working hours
which this change will make possible. In any event, it seems
only proper for the hospital thus, in a sense, to share with the
patients the profits of their labor.
The cost of the buildino;s is as follows : —
To cash paid Vaudreuil & Fuller, as per contract,,
Wire lathing substituted for wood, ...
Piazza, .
Draining cellar and grading, ....
Amount carried forward, ....
$27,058 55
1,217
25
510
00
520
78
$29,306
58
18
WOECESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
[Oct.
Amount brought forward.
Concreting,
Sewer connection, .
Water,
Gas, ....
Cementing cellar,
Alterations in plans,
Cost of building,
Furnishings,
Total cost, .
From State appropriation.
Balance paid by ho'spital,
$25,000 00
9,965 96
$29,306 58
164 10
380 75
367 10
70 00
180 95
1,737 06
$32,206 54
2,759 42
$34,965 96
$31,965 96
During the year we have painted and frescoed nine of the
female wards and enlarged the dining-rooms on the four Phil-
lips wards, to better accommodate our increased number of
patients, many of whom had been obliged, heretofore, to eat
upon the halls or in their rooms, — a condition of things that
added greatly to the work of the attendants, and made it impos-
sible to give the patients proper service and oversight during
meals.
In the building as originally constructed the w^ards are sepa-
rated from each other by a iire-wall carried through the roof.
No such cut-off was provided, however, between the adminis-
tration building, chapel wing and central wards. Such a fire-
wall has now been constructed, and in connection with this
work four rooms, two on either side, have been finished in the
connecting corridors, for reception rooms for friends of patients
occupying the upper wards.
We have also made several radical alterations and improve-
ments in the chapel. Its ventilation, always unsatisfactory,
was especially so during our evening entertainments, when the
air soon became exceedingly offensive. The only remedy
available was to open the ventilators in the roof or the win-
dows ; but both of these methods created a disagreeable and
dangerous draft, to the discomfort especially of those sitting
on the stage or near the sides of the room. To obviate this
difficulty two galvanized-iron flues have been carried from near
the floor, under the stage, on either side, to a galvanized-iron
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — ]S^o. 23. 19
chamber in the roof, filled with steam coils and connected on
the outside with a Van Noorden ventilator. The stairs, which
formerly entered the gallery through a dark passage, have been
changed, and the gallery enlarged and lighted by removing the
flat arch which spanned the opening through the rear wall of
the chapel and substituting therefor three light gothic arches,
resting upon gothic pillars. The stage proscenium has been
altered to conform in style of architecture with the rest of the
room, and two windows cut through the roof behind the stage.
This has been done to light Allston's painting, " The angel
appearing to Peter in prison," much of the beauty of which has
heretofore been lost on account of deficient lighting.
We have been obliged to make several unusually expensive
repairs upon the buildings during the year. Finding that the
core of our kitchen chimney had become gas eaten and was
likely to fall in, we were obliged to take down and rebuild
sixty feet of it. This was for some time a source of no incon-
sid'^rable annoyance in our culinary department, but the work
has now been satisfactorily completed. We were obliged to
replace the metal cap on our main chimney, as parts of the old
one had become detached and seemed likely to fall at any time
and endanger our boilers. We have also painted our farm
barns, at an expense of $694.20.
There have been several changes in the medical staff during
the year. The vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Dr.
Lyman Jones, mention of which was made in the last report,
was filled by the appointment of Dr. Edwin D. Boynton. In
May last, after a service of four years. Dr. Maurice W. Pearson
resigned the position of assistant physician to take that of house
officer at the city hospital in Springfield, Mass. He was a
faithful and painstaking officer, and was ready at all times to
devote his be.st energies to the welfare of the institution and
the patients under his care. Dr. Appleton H. Pierce was
chosen to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr.
Pearson, and entered on his work here May 15, 1895. Both
Dr. Boynton and Dr. Pierce came to us after the usual service
at the Worcester City Hospital.
The current expenses for the year, less the amount received
for the articles sold, have been $158,549.06 ; dividing this by
922.34, the daily average number of patients, gives $171.90 as
20 WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL. [Oct. '95.
the annual cost of support, which is equivalent to a weekly
cost of $3.29.
We are indebted to the publishers of the " Worcester Daily
Spy," the "Worcester Evening Gazette," the " Fitchburg
Sentinel," the "Essex County Mercury," the "Lynn Tran-
script," the "Christian Register," " Zion's Herald" and
" White Ribbon" for copies of their paper.
I wish, in conclusion, to express my appreciation of the con-
scientious service rendered by my medical assistants and by all
in the service of the hospital. To them is due much of the
success that has crowned the work of the past year. Their
labors, always exacting and arduous, are often disagreeable,
and they are to be commended for the fidelity, kindness and
tact with which they have performed their various duties.
I would also take this occasion to express my gratitude to
your Board for their continued confidencco
H. M. QUINBY,
SuperinleyidenL
Worcester Lvnatic Hospital, Sspt. 30, 1895.
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October, .
Kovenibcr,
December,
1
January,
February,
March, .
April,
May,
June,
July, . .
August, ,
Septembei*, .
Total of cases.
Total of perso
Daily average.
24
WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
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3 — Received on First and Subs
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Admissions.
Cases admitted.
TlMKS PREVIOUSLY
KECOVEEED.
KUMBER OF THE ADMISSION.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
First, .....
236
202
438
-
-
-
Second, .....
27
30
57
9
4
13
Third, .....
3
7
10
3
5
8
Foiu-lh, .....
1
2
3
-
5
5
Fifth, .....
1
1
2
-
1
1
Sixth, .....
1
-
1
5
-
5
Eighth, .....
-
1
1
-
7
7
Total of cases.
269
243
512
17
22
39
Total of persons, .
264
231
495
12
13
25
4. — Relation to Hospital of Persons admitted.
Males.
Females,
Totals.
Never before in anj^ hospital for insane, .
202
183
385
Former inmates of this hospital only.
26
26
52
Former inmates of other hospitals only, .
32
19
51
Former inmates of this and other hospitals : —
Danvers, .......
1
1
2
Taunton, .......
2
1
3
Westborough, ......
1
1
2
Total of persons,
264
231
495
1895.]
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5. — Parentage of Persons
admitted.
Males.
Females.
i Totals.
PliACES OF NATIVITY.
Father.
Mother.
Father.
Mother.
Father.
Mother.
Massachusetts, ....
4.3
43
22
24
65
67
Other States : —
Maine, ....
4
4
15
12
19
16
New Hampshire,
10
7
6
10
16
17
Vermont, .
3
2
5
4
8
6
Rhode Island,
4
6
2
2
6
7
Connecticut,
1
_
1
1
2
1
New York, .
1
2
2
2
8
4
New Jersey,
1
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-
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1
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Pennsylvania, .
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-
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1
North Carolina, .
1
1
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Indiana,
1
1
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1
Washington, D. C,
1
2
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2
Colorado, .
-
-
1
1
1
Other countries : —
Canada, ....
16
18
12
10
28
28
Nova Scotia,
2
2
3
4
5
6
Prince Edward Islant
,
-
-
1
1
1
1
New Brunswick,
3
3
2
2
5
5
Newfoundland, .
_
_
2
2
2
2
Scotland, .
5
6
7
4
12
10
England, .
14
12
8
6
22
18
Ireland,
107
108
88
93
295
201
Wales,
-
-
1
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1
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Germany, .
7
6
6
5
13
11
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5
5
6
6
11
11
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1
1
1
Denmark, .
_
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1
1
1
Finland,
1
1
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1
Poland,
1
1
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1
1
Hungary, .
1
1
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1
1
Russia,
8
3
1
4
4
Austria,
1
1
1
2
2
Italy, ,
1
1
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1
1
West Indies,
1
1
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1
1
Cuba, .
_
-
1
1
1
Western Isles, .
-
-
1
1
1
Unknown, .
26
28
84
35
60
63
Total of persons.
264
264
231
231
495
495
26
WOECESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
[Oct.
6. — Birthplace of Persons admitted.
PLACES OF BIRTH.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Massachusetts, .......
99
94
193
Other States : —
Maine,.
7
11
18
New Hampshire,
8
7
15
Vermont, .
4
4
8
Rhode Island,
5
-
5
Connecticut,
2
3
5
New York, .
3
4
7
New Jersey,
1
1
2
Pennsylvania,
1
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Virginia,
2
1
3
North Carolina,
1
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Georgia,
1
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1
Louisiana, .
-
1
1
Kentucky, .
2
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2
Oregon,
1
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Canada,
19
9
28
Nova Scotia,
1
3
4
New" Brunswick, .
5
6
11
Prince Edward Island,
3
1
4
Newfoundland, .
-
3
3
England,
10
6
16
Ireland,
63
53
116
Scotland,
2
5
7
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 23. 27
6. — Birthplace of Persons admitted — Concluded.
PLACES OF BIRTH.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Othei' countries — concluded.
Wales,
1
1
2
France,
1
1
2
Italy, .
1
-
1
Austria,
2
1
3
Germany, .
5
3
8
Sweden,
4
7
11
Prussia,
1
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1
1
Holland, .
1
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Denmark, .
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1
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3
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1
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1
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West Indies,
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-
1
Azores,
1
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Cape Breton,
1
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Western Isles,
-
1
Barbary,
-
1
Unknown, .
Total, .
264
1
231
495
28
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7. — Residence of Persons admitted.
PLACES.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Massachusetts (by counties) : —
Bristol
-
1
1
Hampden,
1
-
1
Middlesex,
77
74
151
Norfolk,
3
3
6
Pl3-mouth,
-
1
1
Suffolk,
88
80
168
Worcester,
95
72
167
Totals, . . . .
264
231
495
Cities or towns,
206
177
383
Country districts, .....
58
55
113
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9. — Occupations of Persons admitted.
Book-keeper,
1
Operatives, ....
16
Copyist,
1
Seamstresses,
2
Cloak fitter, .
1
Student,
1
Domestics,
42
Servants,
3
Di'essraakers,
3
Tailoress,
1
Housewives, .
78
Teachers,
2
Housekeepers,
15
Table girl,
1
Hair dresser,
1
Waitress,
1
Lady's maid, .
1
Unknown,
21
Laundress, .
1
1
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12
Music teacher,
Total,
205
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Blacksmith,
1
Butcher,
Broker, .
1
1
Barbers,
2
Clerk, .
1
Contractor,
1
Carpenters,
3
Farmers,
2
Gardener,
1
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1
Harness mak
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1
Lawyer,
Laborers,
Merchant,
Mechanic,
Pattern maker,
Sea captain.
Tradesman,
Weaver,
Total,
Total,
Bakers,
6
Barbers, ....
2
Boiler maker,
1
Blacksmith, ....
1
Butcher, ....
1
Brick maker,
1
Bookbinder, ....
1
Clerks,
8
Boot and shoe manufacturers.
2
Clergymen, ....
2
Brass finisher.
1
Cigar maker,
1
Book-keeper,
1
Cabinet maker.
1
Book publisher, .
1
Curriers, ....
2
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9. — Occupations of Persons admitted — Concluded.
31
MALES — Concluded.
Commercial traveller, .
Moulder, ....
1
Cook, .
Mason, .
1
Carpenters, .
Merchant,
1
Contractors, .
Marble cutter,
1
Chocolate maker, .
Operatives, .
26
Confectioner,
Peddler,
1
Conductor, .
Proprietor of foundry.
1
Chair maker.
Piano tuner, .
1
Car inspector,
Provision dealers,
2
Coal dealer, .
Plumbers,
2
Drivers,
Paper hangers,
2
Expressman,
Printer, .
1
Flour and grain broker
Painters,
2
Farmers,
13
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Fireman,
Quarry man, .
Gardener,
Reed woi-ker.
Gunsmith,
Seaman,
Gas fitter,
Students,
Harness maker, .
Ship carpenter.
I
Hostlers,
Stone cutters.
Hotel keepers,
Surveyor,
Hulled corn dealer,
Screw polisher, .
Hack driver, .
Salesman,
Horn worker,
Shoemakers, .
12
Jeweller,
Trader, .
Janitors,
Telegraph operator.
Laborers,
49
Tailors, .
Lithographer,
Teacher,
Lawyer,
Tanner,
Leather dresser, .
Upholsterers,
Mackintosh maker,
Veterinary surgeon,
Mechanics, .
Wire workers.
Music teacher.
Watchman, .
Marine painter, .
Waiter, .
Machinist,
Unknown,
3
Mill superintendent.
No occupation,
80
Manufacturer of extracts, .
Total, .
264
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12. — Ages of Insane at First Attack, Admission and Death.
13. — Reported Duration of Disease before Last Admission.
PREVIOUS DURATION
First Admission
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All Other
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Ma.
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2
3
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5
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38
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46
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25
58
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40
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21
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18
16
34
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4
18
20
38
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21
24
45
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36
27
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25
21
46
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16
26
35
37
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29
15
15
30
27
32
59
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1
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4
5
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9
6
7
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5
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7
9
3
11
14
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13
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14
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202
179
381
67
64
131
269
243
512
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179
381
62
52
114
264
231
492
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1.85
1.60
4.03
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1.98
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16. — Causes of Death — Concluded.
CAUSES.
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WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL,
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24. — Showing the Results of First Admissions.
Males. Females.
Totals.
Males.
Females. Totals.
Number of persons on first ad-
mission, ....
-
-
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7,898
6,918
14,311
Discharged i-ecovered,
2,827
2,125
4,452
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3,853
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1,365
2,893
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10
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4
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4
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Died
1,297
1,035
2,832
-
-
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Kemaining in the hospital Sept
80, 1895, ....
866
395
761
1 7,398
1
6,913
14,311
Showing the Results of Readmissions,
Number of readmissions, .
2,095
2,059
4,144
Discharged recovered.
722
788
1,510
_
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improved.
565
553
1,118
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449
384
833
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1
-
1
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269
223
492
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—
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Eemaining in the hospital Sept.
30, 1895,
89
111
200
2,095
2,059
4,144
Showing the Results of Second Admi
3sions.
Number of second admissions, .
1,289
1,291
2,580
Discharged recovered.
397
403
800
-
-
-
improved.
332
865
697
_
_
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not improved, .
317
280
597
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-
-
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185
161
846
-
-
-
Remaining in the hospital Sept.
80, 1895,
58
82
148
1,289
1,291
2,580
Showing the Results of Third
Admis
sions.
Number of third admissions,
395
355
750
Discharged recovered.
142
150
292
-
-
-
improved,
109
90
199
-
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not improved,.
78
64
142
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49
33
82
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30, 1895, .....
17
18
35
395
355
750
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT — No. 23.
Showing the Results of Fourth Admissions.
51
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Males.
Females
Totals.
Number of fourth admissions, .
164
150
314
Discharged recovered,
68
69
137
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47
44
91
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22
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3U, lb95,
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164
150
314
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Number of fifth admissions,
79
77
156
Discharged recovered,
85
41
76
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17
33
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21
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12
6
18
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30, ls9o, . , . , .
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4
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79
77
156
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Number of sixth admissions, .
47
40
87
Discharged recovered.
23
22
45
-
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_
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13
13
26
_
_
_
not improved.
4
2
6
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5
3
8
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_
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30, 1895, .....
2
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2
47
40
87
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Number of seventh admissions,
26
29
55
Discharged recovered,
14
18
32
-
_
_
improved.
6
7
13
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-
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not improved,
3
1
4
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3
3
6
26
29
55
52 WORCESTER LUXATIC HOSPITAL. [Oct,
Shoioing the Results of Eighth Admissions.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Xnmbei' of eighth admissions,
20
20
40
Discharged recovered,
10
13
23
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9
2
11
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-
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1
3
4
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-
1
1
-
-
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•60, IbUo, ....
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20
20
40
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Number of ninth admissions, .
16
16
32
Discharged recovered.
10
11
21
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4
4
8
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1
1
2
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1
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1
16
16
32
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Number of tenth admissions, .
14
16
29
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6
12
18
-
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7
2
9
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-
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1
1
2
14
1.5
29
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Number of eleventh admissions,
Discharged recovered,
improved,
not improved.
12
14
3
9
12
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4
10
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2
1
3
12
14
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Number of twelfth admissions,.
9
11
20
Discharged recovered.
3
9
12
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-
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4
1
5
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not improved, .
1
-
1
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1
1
2
i 9
11
20
1895.] PUBLIC DOCUMENT— No. 23.
Showing the Results of Thirteenth Admissions.
53
Males.
FemalejS.
Totals.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Number of thirteenth admissions,
Discharged recovered,
improved,
not improved, .
Died,
3
3
1
8
1
11
3
1
1
7
7
9
9
16
16
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Kmnbcr of fourteenth admissions,
Discharged recovered,
improved,
not improved, .
- - - 5 8
3 6 9 - -
2 1 3 - -
-115 8
13
13
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Kumbcr of tifteenth admissions,
Discharged recovered,
improved,
not improved, .
- - 4 6
2 4 6 - -
2 1 3 - -
114 6
10
10
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Number of sixteenth admissions
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improved,
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30, 1895, ....
J
8
4
1
3
4
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1
-
1
-
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1
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1
3
4
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Showing the Results of Seventeenth Admissio7is.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Males.
Females.
Totals.
Number of seventeenth admis-
sions, .....
Discharged recovered,
not improved,.
2
2
1
4
1
2
2
3
3
6
6
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Number of eighteenth admis-
sions, . . . . .
Discharged recovered,
improved,
Di«d,
2
3
1
2
3
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_
1
-
1
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-
1
1
2
3
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Discharged recovered,
improved,
1
2
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2
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1
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1
1
2
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Number of twenty-first admis-
sions,
Discharged recovered,
Died,
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Males.
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Males.
Females.
Totals.
Number of twenty-second ad-
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1
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WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
[Oct.
Residence of Private Patients admitted to the Hospital from Oct. i,
1894, to Sept. 30, 1895.
TOWNS.
No.
TOWNS.
No.
Boston,
16
Lancaster, ....
1
Braintree, . „ . .
1
Maiden, ....
3
Cambridge, ....
2
Southbridge, .
2
Fall River, ....
Somerville, ....
11
Framingham,
South Framingham,
1
Grafton, ....
Worcester, ....
17
Hudson, ....
Webster, ....
Total, ....
1
Leominster, ....
61
Lowell,
Natives, .
Foreigners,
Total,
47
14
61
1895.]
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Residence of Town Patients admitted to the Hospital from Oct. I,
1894, to Sept. 30, 1895.
TOWNS.
No.
TOWNS.
No.
Ayer,
1
Natick, .....
1
Billerica, ....
1
Tyngsborough,
1
Boston, .....
2
Uxbridge, ....
1
Leominster, ....
1
VVatertown, ....
1
Lowell,
5
1
Worcester, ....
Total, ....
7
Millbury, ....
23
Northbridge,
1
State Patients admitted to the Hospitcd from Oct. 1, 1894, to Sept.
30, 1895.
State natives, 214
State foreigners, .
Total, .
214
428
74
WOECESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
[Oct.
LIST OF PERSONS
Employed in the Wokcester Lunatic Hospital Sept. 30, 1895,
Superintendent and phj-sician, per year,
Assistant superintendent and physician, per year,
Assistant physician, '* "
Assistant physician, " "
Assistant jjhysician, " "
Pathologist,
Steward, " "
Treasurer, " "
Matron, " "
Clerk,
Clerk, per month.
Supervisor (man), "
Supervisor (woman), "
Assistant supervisors (men, two), each, "
Assistant supervisors (women, two), each, "
Marker of clothing, "
Seamstresses (two), each, "
Attendants (men, thirt^'-f our) , $23.00 to |25.00 per month
Attendants (women, forty-one), $14.00 to flS.OO per month.
Night attendants (men, four), f 25.00 to $28.00 per month
Kight attendants (women, five), p»er month,
Baker,
Assistant baker, "
Steward's assistant, "
Office girl, "
Kitchen man, "
Cooks (two), $22.00 and $25.00 per month.
Laundry man, " "
Laundress, " "
Assistant laundry man, " "
13,000 00
1,500 00
1,000 00
800 00
800 00
100 00
1,200 00
500 00
COO 00
720 00
30 00
45 00
30 00
35 00
25 00
18 00
18 00
18 00
60 00
27
00
28
00
16
00
35
00
30
00
20
00
27
00
1895.]
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Laundry girls (seven), f 14.00 to $18.00 per month
House girls (eight), per month, each, .
Kitchen girls (three), $U.OO to |16.00 per month.
Scullery man, per month,
Scullery maid, per month,
Carpenters (two), f 2..50 and f 3 00 per day.
Painters (three), $2.50 and $2.75 per day.
Mason, $3.00 per day.
Plumber, per ye:vr,
Engineer, per year,
Firemen (two), per month, .
Farmer, per year, .
Housekeeper, per year.
Farm laborers (ten), $23.00 to $45.00 per month
Farm help (women, two), $14.00 and $18.00 per
Farm "watchman, per month
Gardener, "
Florist, "
Coachman, "
Expressman, "
Basement and yard man, "
month.
$14 00
23 00
16 00
900 00
1,000 00
40 00
600 00
240 00
40
00
50
00
45
00
27
00
25
00
25
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76 WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL. [Oct.
SUMMAEY OF FARM ACCOUNT.
Dr.
Bread, fl80 00
Butter 263 86
Blacksmithing, . . 217 75
Current expenses, 114 79
Fertilizers, 528 68
Fuel and lights, 161 43
Furnishings, 194 69
Grain and meal, 5,503 70
Groceries, . 401 05
Hardware, 23 01
Live stock, 2,363 27
Meat, 669 94
Pasturage, 120 00
Repair's, 631 64
Salt 10 37
Seeds, 110 90
Straw, 231 57
Sugar, 100 00
Tools, 155 66
Wages 5,007 12
Water, 69 39
Net gain for year ending Sept. 30, 1895, 4,009 93
$21,058 75
1895.]
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712 barrels apples, .
2 bushels apples, crab,
612 bunches asparagus,
10 bushels beans, lima,
45 bushels beans, shell,
85 bushels beans, string,
138 bushels beets, .
1,716 pounds beef, .
155 barrels cabbage,
960 bunches celery,
57 bushels cucumbers for pickles,
53 dozen cucumbers,
1,618 pounds cauliflower
1,337 boxes currants,
6 bushels chestnuts,
187^ barrels corn, .
106 pounds chicken,
4,539 gallons cider,
1 bushel dandelions,
17 U dozen eggs,
573 egg plants,
31,700 pounds hay, .
50 pounds horse-radish,
317| dozen lettuce, .
Live stock sold,
285,373 quarts milk,
50 watermelons,
1,494 melons, .
68 barrels onions, .
176^ bushels peas, .
149 bushels pears, .
8 bushels peaches, .
37| bushels peppers.
Amount carried forward,
. $1,183 05
1
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74 75
7
50
67
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91
25
62
85
137
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257
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92
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131
20
156 50
353
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166
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WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
[Oct.
Amount brought forward,
106 barrels parsnips,
26,753 pounds pork,
Plants, ....
6,850 pounds rluibarb, .
169 boxes raspberries, .
3,120 bunches radish,
3 bushels salsify, .
228 dozen summer squash,
757 boxes strawberries, .
243 barrels squash,
125 bushels spinach,
831 J bushels turnips,
232J bushels tomatoes, .
41 cords wood.
fl8,058
12
168
25
1,571
20
5
55
231
65
30
42
114 00
4 50
75
15
91
29
251
50
94 00
158
62
183 00
31
50
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PRODUCTS OF THE FAEM
On Hand Oct. 1, 1895, and not delivered at the Hospital,
Apples, .
Beans, lima,
Beets,
Cabbage,
Celery, .
Com,
Corn, fodder,
Corn, pop,
Carrots, .
Egg plants.
Ensilage,
Hay,
Mangels,
Melons, .
Onions, .
Oats,
Parsley, .
Peppers, .
Parsnips,
Peai'S,
Ptye,
Sage,
Salsify, .
Squash, .
Straw, rye.
Straw, oat.
Turnips, .
Tomatoes,
209 barrels.
12 bushels,
200 bushels,
7,000 heads.
8,000 heads.
900 bushels.
60 tons.
18 bushels.
150 bushels.
6 bushels,
200 tons.
221 tons.
1,000 bushels,
178
320 bushels.
90 bushels.
4 bushels.
2 bushels.
200 bushels.
62 bushels.
87 bushels.
6 bushels.
25 bushels.
34,500 pounds.
8 tons.
4| tons.
2,500 bushels.
3 bushels.
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