TABLE VI.-PAUPERISM IN TOWNS OF OVER 8,000 POPULATION FOR THREE YEARS-MIDSUMMER. JULY 1, 1880. JULY 1, 1881. JULY 1, 1882. Support. Full Support. Partial Vagrants. Total. Insane. Support. Full Partial Support. Vagrants. Total. Insane. THE PAUPER ABSTRACT. THE OUT-DOOR POOR OF THE STATE. THE OUT-DOOR POOR OF THE STATE. TABLE VII. — Showing the Number and Residence of Persons receiving Out-Door Relief from the State for the Year ending Oct. 1, 1882, whether aided as Sick State Poor under the Act of 1865 or under the Temporary Aid Act of 1877. PART I. THE SICK STATE POOR. [This table shows the notices received from Overseers of the Poor by months and by counties, and also the total number of persons in the families of those receiving aid; the latter arranged by months, but not by counties. Of the 9,531 persons in this table, 4,280 were actually patients under treatment resident in 176 cities and towns, to whom, during the year, 7,824 visits were made by the Superintendent of Out-door Poor and his deputies.] TABLE VII.- PART II. PERSONS TEMPORARILY AIDED. [Here the notices and persons are arranged as in the above table. To these 5,485 persons, resident in 124 cities and towns, 1,552 visits were made by the Superintendent of Out-door Poor and his deputies.] |