Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-28

John Iaton. Archie Lessard, Louis Le Blond, James J. Lee, Thomas Mashery, Charles Mass, William T. McKiernan, Harry A. Morrisons Will jam Mann. Oscar Norgren, Harry No gren, Thomas O'Connor. Euclide Pion- pare, Charles Reynolds, Thomas A. Shea, Emerson Staebner, Burton Tain tor, Alfred ertifuille, Franklin Wads- worth. Irving R. Webb. Arthur E.. Weleh.
 Company L of this city saw much of the fighting overseas and history of the casualties reported from this company who numbered 75 when they left for France shows how many of the boys gave their lives for the country while others received wounds. Eleven men from Company L are now buried in U. s. cemeteries in France and twenty nine have returned to their homes with wounds received in the service. Company L lost IS per cent. of her men and 37 per cent. of the men were wounded in the service. The number of men wounded or killed ! in action numbers 40 or fifty=three per cent. of the number enrolled. When these figures are read the citizens of this city can well look upon Company L and ask themselves "of what stock were these boys nader"
 Twelve men from this city who were | members of the Yankee Division and who paid the supreme sacrifice are | entered on the roster of the association as honorary members. Their names follow: Joseph A. Aubin. Arthur sE. Dion, William Griggs, Raymond Gam bion, Darwain Keller, Henry Lapan. Harold L. Moriarty, Alban NJ. Por- vim, Edward L. Ryan, Samuel Ray mon, James J. Shea and Paul K. Nor rison.
 The annual meeting of the incorpor- ators of St. Joseph's hospital was held Tuesday morning at 10.s0 O. clock. George P. Stiles was elected president; William J. Sweeney, vice president and H. c. Lathrop, secre- tary.
 Donald H. Curtis. John E. Brick, and James P. Bath, were elected members of the board of incorporators to fill the vacancies caused by the death of George A. Bartlett, H. c. Murray and General B. s. Boss. The election of directors for the ensuing year resulted as follows: Rev. John E. Clark, Rev. J. J. Papillon, George D. Stiles, Will jam J. Sweeney, John F. Carr, John El- Prick, Dr. F. F. Guild, William A. King, Guilford Smith. H. c. Lathrop, J. O'Sullivan and John Reilly, Following the meeting of the incor- porators the election of officers on the new board of directors was held the following being the choice: Presi- dent. George E. Stiles: vice president, William J. Sweeney; secretary, John Reilly; treasurer and superintendent. Sister M. Tharsala; executive board, Rev. John E. Clark. George E. Stiles, J. E. Sullivan, William J. Sweeney John 2. Brick, Dr. P. E. Guild, John 2. Carr and John Reilly.
 The report of the treasurer, Sister M. Tharsala. for the year ending Sep tember 30, 1919, follows:
 Receipts.
 Balance on hand Oct. i, 1919 s1152.15 State appropriation .., 40no co Down appropr' ation ..., 950.0D Ladies Auxiliary Free Bed .. 50o.oo Board and care of patients. 17.a1S.13 RecfiFed on accounts ...... 15S4.50 Supplies \ ............. 53o.2s
 s26.5s5.o1
 Expense.
 Bread and flour .......... S5es. .s1 Telephone and telegraph ..... se.22 Hlrter and eggs .-........... 1893 54 Nlik E....-.. >............... 1413.54 rrelsht, carriage and express .. 134 69 fuel .................... \112579 LIroceries -. ......... N9s7.6S ,4as and electricity .......... S27.4S E'eat, hsh and fowl .......... 295144 surgical and medical supplies 262S S2 Repa rs ...........,...... 1857.26 Furnlfure and furnishings .... SIS 66 Laundry --...: .:.....-....... S07:15 stamps .:..... zss.29 Se aries, nurses, janitor and
 help ...... ............ s555. go Water -.A-.s.... ....-.. 4895 Ice 4s2.45 Insurance .. 60 a7 Frult and vegetables ....... 337.72 interest 5000 Miscellaneous .. ~ 50on Paid on Floating Indebted 0' ness ................ 13611S
 s263s4.1g
 Indebtedness.
 | Borrowed money ~ s161n hr Examined and approved.
 | GEORGE E. STILES, | JOHN REILLY,
 Auditors i The statistical report for the yea, ending September 30, 1913. follows: 1 Number of patients in hospital 1 Oct. 1, 1913 se Number of patients admitted 1 uuFlnS the year -....... 6Sf Total number cared for ... 71S Total number of weeks ..... .14o7- Number of charity patients .... Ss2 Reduce Weight Happily
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