The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-04-29
MAINE EYE AND EAR iNFiRMARY.
A List of the Donations to That In
Stitution.


The building at ITO Federal street, corner of
and rooms fitted up and furnished in admirable
taste and style for the Eye and Ear Infirmary.
The rooms were opened for the reception of pa
tents last Thursday, the 22nd inst, from IL to 10
a. m. Although the infrmary is a new institution
and its objects but little known, there has been
large attendance. The rooms will be open for
the inspection of members of the corporation and
the public generally today from to p. III. A
glance at them shows good combination of col
ors, the walls well hung with pictures and por-
traits. Messrs. Jost g. Morton gave materials and
labor for frescoing the ceiling; Messrs. r. Hol-
lingS Il Co., Boston, donated the chandelier and
universal wall bracket for the dark ROOM Mr.
John r. Horr, donated in painting the floors and
walls; Messrs; W. w. Whfpple s. Co.. paint; Mes
SrS. Burgess, FobeS s. Co., turpentine MeSsrs
Loring Short Harmon, blank book and frieze
for the walls; Mr. Joel Whitney, ON carpentering
medicines; ?. Feeney plastering; George Brock,
sign board and changing instrument case; A. d.
smith, sign board; Messrs. B. A Atkinson s. Co.,
Leighton, four settees; Messrs Walter Corey s.
Co, operating chair; Messrs. 7. F. Foss & Sons,
~ HARDWOOD a. chars Chas Morse, case for in
Jensen, moqldngs; Geo. H. Cloudman, painting
signs signs |; D; Merrill plumbing; L. NJ. Loyejoy,
envelopes; Chas. Paine, printing paper and en-
DDeoPes Z; /. Foss, atomizer; A. S. Kinds, tray OF
"a xmas OF medlclneS; j. w. Perkins a. Co., SIX
bottles of medicine; A. p Bush six bottles DO
ylne H. T. S. Gould, glass tubing, troopers, spir-
lI lamp, alum and copper points; Burbank, Doug
lass q Co., tumblers, pitchers, soup dish ana
basket; G. w. York, 1s ton COAL "a cord wood and
kindlings; III. c. Moves, coalhod, shovel and pan;
G M Rice, cardboard; J. S. Staples, printing cards:
John M. Adams, printing petitioners notice VI
L. Blake, cosmolene paraffin wax, beesWaxi Hall
Rubber Company, two rubber bags ana tuDlng;
pins; Rines Bros s dozen towels; c. E. Jose s Co.
German study lamp; Il: s. Rand, 1bre pail cuspa-
doris and basin; Vim. Milliken s. Co., brooms and
brushes j. L. Bracket & Co., trunk paste board
Davis CO., table; &. H. Lamson, day clock;
w. L. Wilson, kerosene and can and soap; n. NJ
Perkins, hammer, screw driver, &C.; f. F. Ho-
land & Co., tyrian atomiZer; John H. Russell, map
of Maine, chart of Portland; J. c. Larrabee, steel
engraving and frame; Houghton Mifiin & Co.,
portrait of Oliver Wendell Holiness j. T. StubbS
framing picture; Hoyt, Fogg & Donham, engrav-
ing, Longfellow in his Library; c. f. Davis franz
ing picture; J. II. Lamson portrait of officers H.
battery; VIM. Wood & Co. pictures; G. II. Knight
picture cord and framing portrait; j. S. White,
brushes; j. w. Queen & Co., test types and
astlgmatlc charts; J: Wyeth Brother, quart
dermic tablets, Suppositories, five pint bottles
fluid extracts assorted, pound quinquinia
DR.. ii. L. Merrill, ether and Sponges; Seabury s.
johnson, absorbent cotton, medicated absorbent
cotton, lint, medlcated gauze, assorted plasters.
This represents in value about four hundred
dollars. If omissions have been made they will
be corrected in the announcement about to be
issued in which will be duly credited all proposed
donations not yet received.
The medical officers and consulting surgeons
are S, 81. Weeks, M. D., s. C. Gordon, M. D., E. E.
Holt, M. D., surgeon, W. B. Mouton assistant
surgeon; Miss Julia A. Pettengill, matron.