Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-18
HOSPITAL GUILD
Holds Annual Election at Home of Mrs. William MansfieId-Interestin Reports Read.

The annual meeting of the Hospital guild was held at the home of Mrs. William Mansfield Oct 14th, forty la- dies being present. A social hour fol- lowed the election of officers. All ar tiClee contributed were on exhibition. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. The following officers were elected for one year: President, Mrs. Frank w. Perry; secretary and treas urer, Mrs. William Mansfield; direc- tors, from Abingdon, Miss Everetta Grosvenor: Brooklyn. Miss Katherine Parker, Miss Annie Dyer; Central Vil- lage, Mrs. Philip Mathewson; Daniel
 son, Mrs. Charles Smith Mrs. Clifford Starkweather. Mrs. Charles Potter,
 Mrs. John Day; Hampton. Mrs. Will liam H. Hammond; Pomfret, Mrs. War ren w. Averill, Miss Adiline Tucker.
 Mrs. I. W. Trowbridge; Pomfret Land
 ing, Mrs. E. T. White; Thompson, Mrs.
 R. H. Chandler, Miss Marcia Dunning,
 Mrs. George Law; Woodstock, Mrs.
 George Sampson, Mrs. Henry T. Child;
 East Woodstock, Mrs. J. M. Paine; North Woodstock Mrs. l.. J. Leavitt; Woodstock Valley Mrs. Oliver Hiscox,
 Mrs. Edward Chamberlain: Wauregan,
 Mrs. J. A. M. Atwood; Putnam, Mrs. Levi Arnold, Mrs J. A. Carpenter, Miss
 Mary Daniels. Mrs J. M. Laudry, Mrs.
 l.. E. Leach. Mrs. F. w. Rafferty Mrs. Ellen Stoddard. Mrs. r. D. Thayer,
 Miss Mary T. Wheelock.
 Contributions Received.
 Contributions were. received from 23
 of the directors as follows: Mrs. War ren Averill, Pomfret, 72 articles, S1S5.50; Mrs. l. w. Trowbridge, Pom fret, 12 articles; Miss Alkaline Tucker, Pomfret, s55; Miss Katherine Parker, | Brooklyn, 50 articles, $10.50; Miss An | nie Dyer Brooklyn. 71 articles, 50 Ta. a.r,1 Hampton, 57 articles, $4.50; Miss Ev- eretta Grosvenor, Abingdon. 41 articles, l $40; Miss Marcia Dunning, Thompson, l $3S: Mrs George Sampson, Woodstock. | A articles; Mrs. Henry T. Child, | Woodstock, AZ articles, $35; Mrs. J. NJ.
 Paine, East Woodstock, 25 articles, | $325; Mrs. L. J. Leavitt North Wood
 stock. 5 articles, $4; Mrs. Oliver A. | Hiscox. Woodstock Valley. 21 articles,
 s6.50: Mrs. Edward Chamberlain,
 Woodstock Valley 1S articles, s4.75; Mrs. J. A. M. Atwood. Wauregan. S2 articles; Mrs. J. A. Carpenter, Put
 nam, 29 articles, 50 cents; Miss Mary Daniels, Putnam, P articles, g; Mrs. J. N. Landry, Putnam. 49 articles, s1;
 Mrs. L. E. Leach. Putnam, 25 articles, S1; Mrs. w. F. Rafferty, Putnam, 21 articles, $1 Mrs. Ella Stoddard, Put
 nam, IA articles, s2.25; Mrs. Frank Thayer, Putnam, 26 articles, 50 cents;
 Miss Mary wheelock. IS articles, $1; l total, 669 articles, $3s6.75.
 Abingdon. Al articles $40; Brooklyn, 121 articles, $11; Thompson. s9s. 204 articles, $9.25; Wauregan, 32 arti- cles; Woodstock 190 articles, s53.50;
 Hampton. 57 articles, $4.50; total 669 articles, $396.75.
 The articles consisted of 13 sheets,
 91 pillow cases. 149 towels SS bath | towels A dish towels 14 glass towels, 42 pair stockings. 33 pair socks, 20 night dresses, 2 night shirts, IA pair
 pajamas. IT face cloths, 4 roller towels,
 "A surgeons towels. S6 cotton birdseye
 towels; > ladies undervests, mems
 undervests, 1 mems underdrawers, l
 tablecloth, 30 table napkins. 54 tray cloths 6 doileys, dishcloths, 12 hold CTS, 1 rug, 3 childrens night dresses,
 trays, 10 pair slippers kimonos, children's wrappers, blankets. l coun- terpane, 26 handkerchiefs With the
 money 37 more articles have been pur- chased. 1 tablecloth, "A surgeons tow
 els, material for 12 pair pajamas, mak-
 ing 7O6 articles to be. sent to the hos pital.
 Cash on hand November 1908, $90.64;
 received from 23 directors, $396.75; to- taI $4S7.39. Disbursements-300 guild reports, S2; postage on hospital reports, $1.29; guild reports and blanks 50 cents: typewriting slips, 50 cents; pos tals, 50 cents; pad 10 cents envelopes,
 10 cents postage 52 cents; rubber stamp. $2; tabecloth, $3; material 12 pajamas. S9.1S; 24 linen surgeons tow
 els $25O; total s21.69; cash on hand, $465.70.
 To Furnish Guild Room. Of this money it was voted 10 give the sum of $250 to furnish a 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 pital work also to the ladies who have rendered valuable assistance in making the garments.