Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-18
HOSPITAL AID DAY
OBSERVED ON FRIDAY
AND IS BIG SUCCESS

augusta V0oPt0 00SPOUo NOUOso0o
~ to Call for Fruits, Vegetables
and Hospital neutrality-suspicious.
ton in Afternoon at Nurses Home,
an Enjoyable Archaeological Fill.
cd with Patients and Institution
Needs Are Large
Hospital Aid day was observed Fri
day. and both in gifts and enthusiasm
Augusta people showed their keen ap-
probation Of the fine work that the Au-
gusta General hospital Is doing. Friends
CT the hospital responded generously to
the call for fruits, vegetables. linen.
hospital :shings as we'll as money,
and the days observance was most sue
cessful and gratifying.
During the afternoon between the
hours of and about 100 people called
at the Haynes Home for Nurses where
the gifts were being received. and the
occasion proved very enjoyable. Tea
and dainty sandwiches were served.
Mrs. Cony Weston being in charge of
the tea table and Mrs. Reuel B. Soule
pouring. The table was very taste
fully decorated with red berries and
green. while the red candles and the sill {.
Wei tCo SCk WIG NOAupASkSO - SSAy WA0SSy
effect.
Mrs. Sarah Hayden. superintendent Of
the hospital. and Mss Alsaida Donald
son, assistant Superintendent, were
present and showed many interested
people through the hospital where. as
always. they found everything in
/" spick and span" order-an establish
ment which in every way Is a great
credit and asset to tho city.
The hospital management wishes ~
thank the friends for their generous do
nat ons and to remind any who forgot
TIE cay that 1t is not too late to con
tribute. Many people do not fully un-
derstand the needs Of the hospital and
the large amounts Of food products
which are used daily there. Gifts Of
eggs. butter and fruit are always most
acceptable. The hospital is now file j
with patients to such an extent that it
has been necessary to place cots in the
entry.
Mrs. Richard Toas was in charge o:
the gifts on Hospital Aid day. and Miss
Helen Fuller was in charge Of the gifts
Of money. Following IL the list Of gifts
received through the day:
Preserves. Jelly-Mrs. A. G. Hopkins,
Mrs. Edwin c. Burieigh, Mrs. E. H.
williams. Miss Mary Libby. Mrs. Louise
Philbrook, Mrs. E. C. Hewitt, Mrs.
Beane, Mrs. c. w. Jones. Mrs. c. F.
BEodeau. Mrs. Henry Thyng, Mrs. E
Wright, Mrs.. A. Casavant Mrs. G.
Leadbetter. Mrs. J. Taylor. Mrs. Be-
rube. Mrs. Brooks. Miss N. Brooks.
Miss B. Brooks. Mrs. J. Dixon. Mrs.
Warren Malcolm, Mrs. L. T. Brown,
Mrs. Charles Holway. Mrs. F. H.
Sterling. Mrs. N. s. Perkins, Mrs.. Bur-
leigh Martin, Mrs. c. o. Tibbetts. Mrs.
w. E. g. Whitman. Mrs. E. c. Hendee,
Mrs. E. 8. Merrill. Mrs. Frank Far
rington. Mrs. Horace Colburn, Mrs.
John Newman. Mrs. George Ellinwood.
Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Reuel Soule. Mrs.
Charles Taber, Mrs. d. s. Hysom. Mrs.
g. E. Macomber. Miss Mary Davies.
Mrs. E. E. Howard. all Of Augusta: and
Mrs. r. Maurice Fish and Mrs. Charles
Beane. Hallowell.
Groceries. Fruit, vegetables-Mrs.
Joseph Williamson, Mrs. E. w. Church.
Mrs. c. E. Sturtevant. Mrs. r. J. Mar.
tin, Mrs. F. G. Kinsman. Mrs. c. p.
Kinsman. Mrs. 8. Titcomb. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Haynes. Mrs. e. c. carll. Mrs. r. w.
Soule. Mrs. Ira Randall. Mrs. Madison
Gilman. Mrs. G. e. Macomber. Mrs.
Beane, Mrs. 9. ]. Beach. Mrs. G. D.
Haskell. DR.. Campbell. Mrs. Treby
johnson. Mrs. Arthur Merrill, B. F.
PARROT. Weber & Hewett. all Of Au-
gusta: Miss 9. L. Mcdonald. Hallowel!.
Bath Robes-Miss Helen Burbank,
Miss Sslbing
Towels-Mrs. cony Weston. Mrs. Ma
than Weston.
Towsling-Mrs. W. H. Fisher.
Pictures. Old Linen-Mrs. Burbank.
Towels-D. w. Adams.
Aoney-Mrs. J. NJ. Haynes, Mro.
Locke. Friend, Miss Fuller. Mrs. E. c.
CARL. Mrs. H. Bates. Mrs. r. SimmonsA
Mrs. A. g. Hopkins. Miss PARROT, Mrs.
Hichborn. Mrs. Ashley. Mrs. L. Hill,
Mrs. N. e. Fuller. Miss Mason, Miss
Hamlin. Friend. Miss Carolyn Chase.
Wcod-Augusta Lumber Co.
Oi,cloth-Swift & Turner.
Barrel Of Apples-Charles White.
Apples-Mrs. o. c. 8. Davies.