Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-25
AUGUSTA RESPONDS
MOST GENEROUSLY
ON HOSPITAL DAY

liOSpltal uaN at the Augusta Gen.
eral hospital passed into history YES
terday afternoon as 4 very success
full occasion; donations were gen.
erous and a large number of guests
called during the afternoon to show
their interest in the institution.
Dainty refreshments of sandwiches
and tea were served in the old din
it's Spotless new decorations since ii
has been remodeled to serve as the
Baby Clinic headquarters. Mrs. w
IL. Williams, president of the Ladies'
Aid poured tea. assisted By Mrs c.
r. Burlcigh. vice president. The
table was in charge of Mrs. Cony
Weston
Miss Isabelle TAFT was hostess and
was aided during the afternoon by
Mrs. O. G. $. Davies, Mrs. Oliver w.
Turner. Miss Nellie Moore and Mrs.
Charles Sylvester A tidy sum was
donated in cash, and q goodly array
Iof lucious jelles. jams, fruits and
miscellaneous articles Of value to the
hospital were brought in during the
day The Ladies' Aid and the hos
pital were brought in during the day.
The Ladies' Aid and the hospital
management wish to thank all those
who so generously contributed yes
tcrday. Among the donations were:
Cash: Mrs. Cora Ward. Friend.
Mrs. Charles Pettingill, Mrs. Charles
W. Lcadbcttcr. Mrs. Frances f..
Chadhournc. Mrs. Hulda Sewall Mace.
Mrs. Sarah Hayden. Mrs w. Ii. Will
lIams. Mrs. Alice Tabcr. Mrs. Vesta
Drapcau. Mrs. S. q. sylvester Miss
Helen Fuller, Mrs. Charles HIGH
born. Mrs W. S. Malcolm, Miss Ell
len Williamson, MISS Lucy Lancas-
ter Mrs. Stephen Lancaster, Miss
Margaret Partridge, Mrs. George {.
Danforth. Mrs. II. Ashley. Mr.. j. II.
Gould. Miss Ashley Pattcn, Miss Flo
renee +. Parrot. Miss Gertrude Ry-
an. Mr.. Charles Sturtcvant, Mr.. How
ard Weber. Mrs. Fl. l.. Pishon.
Groceries. otc.-AIrs. Ruol Soule:
canned beans and peas; Mr. George
Macombcr. potatoes and apples: Mrs.
ii. l.. Pishon, tea: Miss Carolyn T..
Kelley. potatoes: Mr. G. W. James,
potatoes; Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Bur
leigh, tea. coffee, shredded wheat and
sugar; Mrs. l.. r.. Walker. canned
corn and magazines; friend, 25
pounds sugar: Mrs. +. ]. Ham, v.go-
tables: Miss Morang. fruit, Jelly and
vegetables; Mrs. John d. Newman,
cecc7ed beans. pickles and raspter-
ries; Mrs. g. p. Burleigh. apples:
Mr. c. l.. Andrews. apples: Mrs. Ami
CassaVant, cocoa: Mrs. Charles Eilo-
deau. preserves and vegetables: Mrs
D. T. Bcruhe, cocoa and soup, Mrs
William Dixon, preserves and soup;
Mrs. w. c. Goodwin. preserves; Mrs
Lester Howard, potatoes. Jelly, old
linen and magazines: Miss A5bie
Knowles preserves; Mrs. A. l..
Landry, preserves; Mrs. J. A. La
liberte, pickles, beans and preserves:
Mrs. Charles Marston, preserves:
Mrs. John Dion. sugar: Webbc- &
Hewctt, canned apple sauce; Mr..
Melvin Sawtellc. tea; Miss. Moore,
groceries; Mrs Treby Johnson,
canned goods and fruit; Mrs. George
Campbell. apples; Mrs. Donald Iur-
leigh. jelly: Mrs. f. C. Perry, pre-
serves; Mrs. George Barnekov, Jelly:
Mrs. Ira Randall. maple syrup: Mrs
Ralph Rollins. jelly and magazines:
Mrs. Denis Donovan. preserves and
jelly; Mrs. Daniel Bush. pickles and
preserves: Mrs. Alfred Lacasse, cof-
fec: Mr.. p. O. Moody. apples; Mrs.
o. c. s. Davies. preserves, frui. and
vegetables: Mrs. O. W. Turner. ire
serves and groceries; Mr. Sam Man
ley. bananas; Mrs. Fred Daggett
jelly; Mrs. a. II. Sturtevant pre-
serves and jelly: Mrs. c. F. Whitman
and Mrs. F.. G. Hendee. preserves and
plant; Mrs. Henry Cummings. Jelly:
Mrs. Nathaniel Johnson, preserves:
Mrs. BurIeigh Martin. preser, es;
Mrs. George Fleetwood preserves:
Mrs John and Mrs. Warren Hcndee,
preserves and jelly: Mrs. o. w Dow.
preserves; Miss Mary F.. Libby.
Jelly; Miss Elizabeth Cony. grapes:
Mrs. Charles Taber Jelly and I've
serves; Mrs. Eesta Drapeau, Jelly;