The Press., 1918-01-24
JOHNSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.


 The annual meeting of the corpora.
 tors and board of trustees of the Cyril aid Julia c. Johnson memorial hos pital took place Monday afternoon at
 tliat institution. The routine business
 vas disposed of, and the following Interesting figures were taken from tie report The treasurer report
 showed the receipts as follows: Cash
 on hand Jan. 1, 1917, $23O; received
 from dividends and interest, $9, 257. |.
 50; from patients, $7,676. 29, (1916, @5, 588); from town of Stafford, @17O 35: free bed fund, $500; tele-
 phone calls and sundries, $liO. 92 i;
 state of Connecticut, $1, 25O; legacy
 of L. T. Lull, $87O 91; Wetmore
 Savage rebate, .$116; oVerdraft, al69. 66. Total, $2O, 381.57. The
 Payments on orders of the executive
 committee amounted to $19, ,2l2 24.
 The executive committees report shows Shat for 1917 the charity and bad
 bills amounted to $69193, N91G,
 $4s9); free bed patients, $314 4. co,
 (19l6, $489); employers treated, .$I3.71; bills due from patients,
 ssS1 65, (1916, $4os). The expenses
 for the year were as follows:
 groceries, $1.184 29; vegetables,
 S243. 3.68; butter, $399. 07; fruit, $129.5O; meat, $956 @; fowls, S21 5.31 fish, $237 82; ice, $135. 45;
 eggs purchased, $143 61; hennery, labor and grain. $1sO. 40; milk pur- chased, $7O.S8; dairy, slabor apd grain, $271.S8; electricity, elevator
 and grain, $94 65; electricity, light and stove. $28s. 65; pay roll, $6, 16s. ,2S; laundry, $1,115 20; fuel, $i, .Bl9 43; Water, $92.47; nouse sup. piles, $1 ,O9s. A; snrgioal supplies,
 $59O. .O4; drugs, $432 3l; office
 supplies, $1s7 .82: telephone, $i1O.-
 93; repairs. $34O. 51, Daily average number of patients for tie last two
 Fears 1917, IT, 1O-I2; 1916, 12
 2-12; daily average number of nurses for the last two years, 1917, 5 5-12; 1916, 5 1.12; daily average number of employees, 1917, not including
 nurses, 7-12; 1916. 4a4-12 The
 Weekly cost per patient we give for
 the last five years: 1913, $25. .39;
 1914, $23. 30; 1915, SIS. 39; 1916, $l9. 56: 1917, $17. Al. Number patients in hospital Jan 1, 1917, 2; number of patients treated, 322;
 number of patients admitted, 315;
 male patients admitted, 12l; female patients admitted, 194i medical patients, 118; surgical patients, t54; ohstetrioal patients, AZ. Surgical operations include 2 major and 60 minor. There were 27 deaths, olaesi fled az follows: Two patients moribund on admission, IS inGurable and stillborn infants. Nationalitias of patients admitted through the year: 142; Austrian, II; Be-. hemiaD, l; Canadian, 8; English, 2; French, 25; German, 9; Grecian, 4 Hebrew, r.; Irish, IT; Italian, 33; l; Polish, 9; Russian, l; Scotch, 4; Slavish, 1; Swedish, 2; Syrian, 1; Welsh, l. Of the babies born: American parentage, 21; Austrian percentage, l; English ?; French parentage, 1 j; German parentage, l j; Irish parentage, 8; Italian parentage, g.; Lithuanian I; Swedish parentage, l . The board of incorporators have lost by death three mem mbers during the year, E. 0. Pinney, W. E. Hanley and A. L. Howard To fill these James Sheppard was elected i to the inoorporators in place of E. c Pinney, and O. H. Moore in place | of A. l.. Howard. O. B. Pinney was chosen to fill his father's place as D trustee, and Lott O'Halloran was elected to both boards in place of w. D. Hanley. The corporators elected l the following trustees: Christopher Allen, F.. H. Baker, George L. Dennis, Robert H., Fisk. W. H. Hall, (Willington), Miss Celia. Holt, Wm. H. Hsald. Mrs. Julia c. Johnson, A. I. Mitchell, Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin, M. D. O'Oonnell, Mrs. Jerome Orcutt Bridgeport, Wm. Park, Freeman F. Patten, J. H. Reed, Wm. O. Rock. we'll, F. c. Sanford, Frederick Swim. dell (Rookville), B. P. Cooley, 0. B.. Pinney and Lott O'Halloran. The meeting of the trustees immediately followed at which the following officers were elected: President, Free man F Patten; first vice president, E. G. Sanford; second vice president, Vim. Park; third vice -presi lent, Allen; secretary and Wm. H. Heald; executive Vim. Park, F. G. Sanford, Allen; finance committee, Allen, George L Dennis. A. l. Mitchell; auditors. Wm O. Rockwell, M D. O'Connell. Visiting physioians--Dr. 0. B Newton, Dr. c. F. Bard. Dr. J. P. Hanley, pr. F. Li Smith. Consultauts--Dr. Ralph | Fl. Seeyle, Springfield, Mass; Dr. E. Terry Smith, Dr. P. H. Ingalls, pr. E. Crossfall of Hartford; Dr. F. P. Bachelder, Boston, Mass Dr. E. K. Root, Hartford; Dr. Wm. Porter, Hartford; Dr. T. c. Alcorn, Thomp- sonVille; Dr. Daniel Sullivan, New London; Dr. James Stretch, Simsbury. Ehea ollowing is an extract from the