Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-30

F. Carr W. ]. Sweeney, DR.. F. E. Guild,
]. e. Sullivan and John Reilly. Peter J.
Kinds was elected a member Of the board
of incorporators.
AT a meeting Of the beard of directors
the-foilewing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, George E. Stiles vice president, W.
J. Sweeney; treasurer and sllperinten-
don't, Mother NJ. Alphonsa; secretary.
John Reilly. The members Of the execu-
tive board are George e. Stiles. Rev.
John E. Clark. Mother NJ. Alphonsa. John
E. Brick, DIR. r. E. Guild, J. e. Sullivan,
w. J. Sweeney and John Reilly.
The treasurers report follows
Receipts: Balance on hand July 1,
1921, $1.936S1; building fund, S5,S01 So;
state appropriation, $500: town appro-
priation, $3.50; board and care Of pa
tents So, 667.79; received on account
s1152529; Ladies' auxiliary free bed,
| S365.77; donations, S2o17o; interest,
s13e65; supplies, s2,232.77; total. SSH
| 81266
Expenditures: Insurance. s44T50; fur
niture and bedding, s5ss.5s; salaries
| nurses, janitor and help, $1359s.52;
| repairs and improvements, s4,25s.52
! household. medical and surgical supplies
as per vouchers on file. s21,7s17o; Unit
! ed States Victory bonds, $9,s3s26; cash
on hand and in bank. s1.sfs.Ts; total,
/ s51,S12.s6.
Indebtedness: Accounts payable, 81
| 60021.
| Credit: Accounts receivable (consldsred
| good, $1,546.S5.
| Examined and approved:
| GEORGE E. STILES,
| JOHN REILLY,
| Auditors
| The statistical report for the year end
| ing June 80. 1921, follows: Number Of
patients in hospital July 1, 1920. % !;
number Of patients admitted during the
year 754, total number cared for TIT, to-
| tai number Of weeks 1872 49, number OF
charity patients 440. number Of ward
! weeks 112 "a number of town Of Wind
ham patients 90. number of patients from
| other towns s, number of births IA, num-
| Der Of deaths 49, number of patients
| discharged 7o2. number Of patients in
| hospital July 1, 1924, Is; highest num-
Der on any one day so. lowest number
on any one day %, daily average atten-
| dance 81, number Of ambulance calls 20,
| average cost per patient 523.74.
Expenses for year 192o-1s21: Bread
and flour, ss12.72; telephone and tele-
| graph, $1,000; furnishings, S297s99
butter and eggs. $2,O61SS; milk, 81, 9sS.-
| As freight. carriage and express, $685.
fuel, $S,246.36 furniture, s116.s3; gro
| ceries. s1,684S7; gas and electricity, ST.
| 205.9S; meat, fish and fowl. $3.50 SO;
medicine, $1,71906 repairs. s4,35S5e
| laundry supplies. $40S.60; printing, sta
/ tionery and stamps, s34s-56; wages, 3d.
| 59S.52; surgical supplies, s215e52; wa
/ ter, S50.67; ice, s558.92; fruit and vege.
/ tables, s32S3S; insurance, $447SO: bed
| ding, $4,000; miscellaneous. S1o2.16; to-
tai, $4S, 327.s2.
Robert vertefeuiIIe the 1S months old
son of Alfred anu Faladore Blssonnette
Vertefeuilie died Thursday morning at 4
/ o'clock at the home of his parents. Death
4 was due to bronchial pneumonia Besides
! his parents, he leaves a brother, Lee
| Vertefeuille.
/ Brief Notes.
/ Mrs Darius Clark returned Wednes-
/ day night from New Britain, where she
/ spent Christmas with her son-in-law ano
/ daughter, Mr. and Mrs Looomis.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Levi T. Garrison are en-.
+, PERTAINING Mr. GarrisonS parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Garrison. Of Dividing
4 Creek, N. j.
Robert Watts of Benton Harbor, Mich.