Putnam patriot., 1909-10-22
l.ospiisI tiaild Repors.

Hospital Guild Report.
 The annual meeting ot the Hospital guild was held at the home of Mrs. William Mansfield Oct. llth, forty la dies being present. X social hour fol- lowed the election of officers. All ar- ticles contributed were on exhibition X dainty lunch was served by tho hostess. The following officers were elected for one year:
 President, Mrs Frank W. Perry;
 Secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Will Ham Mansfield.
 piRB.sroRS. Ahinston-E Everetta 6rosvenor.
 krooklyn--katherine Parker. Annio Dyer,
 Central Village Mrs. Philip MathewSan
 nanlelsan Charles smith, Ms. CliliOrd weather, Mrs. Charles Potter, Mrs. John nav.
 Hampton-~Mg William Fl. Ham, mand.
 rnmlfet-Mfs. Warren N. Averilf, Adeliae Tucker, Mf~. |. W. rrow- bridge.
 famIfet tandlng=-Mss, E. r White.
 fhonlpsan-~Mrs t. Il. Chandler, Marcia nnnnlnR. Mrs. 9eorge Law.
 Woodstock es~Mrs. George sampson, Mrs. Henry r. Child.
 East Woodstoek--M ]. NJ. Paine.
 North Woodstock - Mrs. l.. J. IieaVitl.
 Woodstock Nalley--Nrs. Oliver His COX, Mrs. Edwafs. Chamberlain.
 Vauegan-~Mrs. l. A. ai. Atwood.
 Fataam--Mrs. Lesi Arnold, Mrs. U. \. Carpenter, Mary Daniels, Mrs. ]. M. Landry, Mrs. l.. l.. Leach. Mrs x. N, Rafiersy, Mrs. Ellen Stoddard, Mrs. E. D. fhayer, Mary T. Whcelock.
 Contributions were received from as of the directors as fo.lowss
 articles, slsa.50s Mrs. |. W. Trow- bridge, Pomfret, sa articles; Alkaline Tucker. Pomfret, s55: Katherine Park CT, Brooklyn, bO articles, SiU6u. Annio Dyer, Brooklyn, T articles, bu cents; Mrs. William 1T. Hammond, Hamp- ton, 57 articles, sI.5u; Everettn Grusvo- nor, Abingtonl ii articles, S4U; Marcia Dunning, Thompson, xslS, Mrs. Georwe sampson, Woodstock, 24 articles; Mrs. Henry T. Child, Woodstock, A2 ar- ticIes, $5a; Mrs. ]. M Paine, Eaat Woodstock, 2a articles, xs.e1; Mm. L.. ]. Leasitt. North Woodstock, ar- ticles, SA Mrs. Oliver A. Hixc0x, Woodstock Valley, 2l articles, x6.d0: Mrs. Edward Chamberlain, WOozt- stuck Valley, II articles. S4.1o; Mrs. ]. A. N. Atwood, Wnuregan, 52 articles: Mrs. ]. A. Carpenter, Putnam, 29 ar ticles, 60 cents; Mary Daniels, 2 ar- ticIes, x2; Mrs. J. N. Landry, 70 artt- clcs, ti: Mrs. L. E. Leach, 20 articles, xi; Mrs. W. r. Raflerty, 2i articles, x1; Mrs. Ella stoddard, II articles. S2.2b; Mrs. Frank Thayer, a6 articles, n cents; Mary Wheclock, is articles, el; all of Putnam. Total, 6do artiolsns s396.5h.
 Abingdon, q articles, $40; Brooklyn, l2i articles, Sli. Thompson, x3s, Pom. fret, ss articles, s2iO.5p: Putnam, 1pe articles, sg.Ib; Wausegan, aa articles; Woodstock, lsO articles, k5s.bO; Hamp- ton, 57 articles, s4.bt; total, td9 articles, xss96 .75.
 The articles consisted of l8 nhccts, pt pillow eases, l4a towels, & bath tow- els, 1T dish towels, II glass towels, l2 pair stockings, 2 pair socks, VI night dresses, 2 night shirts, pair pajsnsass IF face cloths, roller towels, a4 suf-. geons' towels, 36 cotton blrdscye tow- els, { ladies undcrvcsts, Z mems un- deSvests. 1 mems underdrAwesn, tAbiecloth, 9O table napkins, 6A tfay- cloths, 6 doileys, 2 dtshcloths, 12 hOld~ CTS, 1 rug, [ children's night dresses, z trays, 10 pnir slippers, ktm0u0s, ! childrens wrappers. blankets, | counterpane, 26 handkerchief. With the money 57 more articles hnvo bceu purchased, l tabIecIoth, 24 surge0nn' towels, material for i2 pair paJamAs, making 706 articles to be sent 10 tho hospital.
 Cash on hand November, 1006. $0O.6a: received from 2 directors. t;i,6.- 75; total, x4s7 .30. Disbursements--3j guild reports, postage on hospital reports. guild reposts and bIanks, sg.29 typewritlng slips, 50 cents: postals, 5D cents; pad, 10 cents: enss lopes, 10 cents; postage, 52 cents; rub Der stamp, E.; tablecloth, $5; Inn- terial i2 pajamas, t9.is; 24 linen snf- geons towels, s2.50, total, s2l .60; cash on hand, ssg5.70.
 Of this money 1t was voted to give the sum of s2s0 to furnish | private room To be known as the Guild room. The officers and directors extended thanks to all who have so generously contributed to this branch of the hos- piiai work, also to the indies who have rendered saiunl5le assistance ia mak- ing the garments.