The Press., 1917-01-18

| Ine annual meeEluB OI the COTpOGa
 tors and board of trustees of the Cyril
 and Julia C. Johnson memorial hos
 pjtal took place Monday afternoon at
 that institution. The routine business
 was disposed of with dispatch, anC
 the following interesting figures were
 taken from the reports: Treasurer
 report Cash ou hand Jan 1, 1916,
 S547.41; received from patients. S5, 5S3. G9; received from town of Staff ford, SI6S. O5; received from interest
 ou endowment, S9. l95. 5n; received from free bed fund, S5Oh; received
 from investment paid, S3. 3Sl 92;
 received from telephone tolls ani sun
 dries, SS3. 42; received from state of
 Connecticut, $l,25O. %; total, $20.
 rug 99; bills paid and orders of the
 executive and finance committee, S20,
 4T9.95; balance on hand, S23O 04 ;
 total, S2n, 7O9. 99. The gross earn
 iugs of the hospital were: Cash
 from patients, S4, ,79O.7 charity or
 bal bills, S4S9 64; free bed patients, .S4S9 90; bills due from patients,
 S49S.34; total, S6, 2f8. 27 against
 S6, l76. 26 for the year 1915. The expenses for the year 1916 were as follows Groceries, S748 O.; vegetable SI14. To; butter S33S IS; fruit SIS.
 gu; meat S749 35; fowls Si2G. .6S;
 fish SIP G8; ice $ t07. G5; eggs pur- chased S35 OS; hennery, labor and grain S134, 75; milk purchased $6 9l i; dairy. labor and grain $232 54; electricity, elevator and oleane' S85 . 5I; electricity, light and stove $ 93. 67; pay roll $4932. 24; laundry
 STO1. O3; fuel Sl141.52; water $50. 26; house supplies S910 l9; surgical supplies S45IT1; drugs S293. g.; office supplies S133. 32: telephone SS5. repairs S299 ST; total ex penses SII,99 S5: expenses for 1915 were SI1,7s2 36. Daily average number of patients 12 1-6; largest number any one day B; smallest number 5; average number of nurses J l-l2; weekly average cost per parien' St9 5G; weekly cost 1915 SIS. 50; total number of patients treated 23f; total number admitted 220; number remaining Jan, 1916 It; males admitted 93; females p, 93 were medical and 97 rgIcal cases. There were 80 obstetrioal cases Of the 20 deaths s were incurable 6 were moribund on admission and 2 were the results of fatal accidents There were 17 nationalities aud , unknown among the patIents, The year has seen many improvements including floors refnished. sewing machine, viotrola, two electric stoves and a pulmometer has just been added to the equipment The corporatOrs re. elected the following trustees: Chris topher Allen, F H Baker, George L Dennis, R bert H Fisk, W E Hanley, W. H Hall (WIllingtoul, Miss Celia Holt, Wm H Heald, Mrs Julia c. Johnson, A L Mitchell, Mrs Lewis Mclaughlin, NJ. D. O'Counell, Mrs. Jerome Oroutt Bridgeport, Edwin c. Pinney, Wm. Park, Freeman r Patten, H, Reed. Wm. O. Rock kwell, F. c Sanford, Frederick Ssindeu (Rockville), B P. Cooley The meeting of the immediately followed at which the following officers were reelected: President, Freeman F. Patten; first president, F. c. Sanford; second president, Ed win c. Pinney; third vice president, Wm, Park; secretary and treasurer, Wm. II. Heald; executive committee, Wm Park, F, c Sanford, Christopher finance committee, Christopher Allen, George L Dennis, 4. I Mitchell; auditors, Wm 0 Rockwell, NJ D.