Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-25

s27S7S S6 Disbursements.
 Supplies for work done by
 chapter, salary of janitor,
 express and allotments to
 Divisional hea eaduuarters .. sI.633.3O By balance on hand ........ 10s.o6 s2,.s7s6 The supervisor of hospital garments articles made from Oct. 1, 1918. to Oct. l. 1919. 22I pajama coats. .1S9 paja , ma pants, 30 convalescent robes, mems undershirts: one mems under drawers. This finished the hospital i garments. There were nine comfort bags and nine housewives' made and shipped to headq uarters. Refugee garments made: 249 chiIdren's under shirts, 245 girls chemises. 1e3 pima flores. 92 boys undershirts. f. boys
 underdrawers. 50 boys suits tb.ouses
 and pants),. 150 women's morning blGuses, knitting; 16o sweaters 4So
 pairs socks Feb. 2' knitting was be- gun for refugees, and there have been knit and shipped up to present time
 181, children's sweaters. 102 pairs of
 chiidren,s stockings, 12 shawls, one
 baby's bonnet. one bab.s swea ter
 Newent have helped greatly in the work. In June the ladies of Pachaug had 1e0 children's undershirts ship
 ped direct to them, through this chapter Members of St Annes So-
 ciety also helped by coming to the room and sewing one evening week all winter.
 The material for the refugee gar ments was sent free except what Na- terial was left from the hospital gar ments which was used as far as pos sible, and what could not he used was sold and s42.sS turned oyer to the treasurer. Sewing was all completed and shipped in May, knitting has been continued all summer and there is now about 30 pounds sweater yarn and 15 pounds stocking yarn on hand There is some thread tape and a few miscellaneous articles on hand. The yarn for the refugee knitting is fur nished free.
 The report of the surgical dressings supervisor Mrs. R F. Cheney, stated that after the orders to stop all work surgical dressings that several hundred dressings which were on hand were shipped to Backus hospital and all cotton and gauge not made up was sold, the money being turned over to the Red Cross trea surer. Mrs. F. D. Ballou. treasurer of the ways and $625.02 raised during the year.
 The home service report was made by Dr. c. H. Jennings and read as follows. The demands none on the section were correspondence relating to delayed checks ,, unclaimed checks 5, refund l. discharges s. state aid ?, foreign correspondence 5, loans made 4, application for mass gratuity 2, na- tura1ization papers 2. other chapter eases 4. missing relatives ?. unpaid claims '. application for death claim ], information on general subjects, to very large number. restoration of aciti- l zenship. advice ?. aid to employment l.
 The financial statement sent by ' Miss Elizabeth Dealy reads: Loan s14 i loan S1a, Dearnley & Clarke sS.7o. Dr. | Jennings $1. office expenses s2.S1:s to- !, tai $36.56s: credit loan s15; amounte ex- 1 pended $21.56. Amount on hand. re- ! volyias fund $2s.44; total expenses oj | section S61.56.
 The Junior Red Cross report was { made by. Supt. F. H. F. Clement. 8S ! garments were completed and shipped | to New York Also S4 handkerchiefs | squsreks for an afghaA, and 13 ccrn- | fort, pillew | total Of jsl articles | made n the members Of the J. aR. S6s | since - -ch 1918. Last fall the chiI- | dren of the two large schools in Jew