Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-20

outside being supervised June 80. 1928.
22s; total number Of Homes care, 334.
Dupsrintsndsnt's Report
supt. w. C. Halves has rendered the
following annual report:
Number of children in boarding
homes, July /, 1922, 121; admitted
during the year. Sc; returned from trial
or free homes. 1902; placed in trial or
free homes, 1875; returned to relatives
end guardians. 80; transferred to an
other institution, II; adoptions report
ed. Is; otherwise discharged, 10;
deaths. 1; number of children lin board
ing homes, June 80. 1923, 105; in care
outside, (being supervised) July /,
1922. 236; in care outside (being
supervised) June 80. 1928, 22s; total
number in care. July 1. 1928. 1884; visits
to children by district superintendent.
4S2: visits to children at and from the
office. $3.50; calls by district superin-
tendents investigating prospective
homes. 100; calls from Office ipvestigat-
Ing prospective homes, 25; calls by dis
trict superintendent investigating
cases. 1856; letters written By district
superintendent, 1879; letters written
from the Office, $500; advisory boards
and references. 2S5: subscribers to
Our Mission Work." 1880.
Treasurer's Report
Home Society, Mr.. Halves annual re-
port was:
Cash from gifts. $17425.ss; cash
from relatives and towns. $S,694.S5;
cash from rent. $4,000; cash from
State appropriation. $4,412.67; cash
from State for board and care, $4522,-
81; cash endowment interest, S1.054.50;
cash shortage. July /, 1928, $S1.S9; to-
tai. $36,642.26.
Cash Indebtedness. July 1892.
1892, 90; cash for board and care, $780,
106.97; cash for salaries, $6.311.79;
Cash for clothing, $1,334s2: cash for
travelling. $s50.12: cash for printing
Our Mission Work" $3,14s.21; cash
for Office supplies. etc. $1.253.42; cash
for district superintendent expenses,
$l,o2S.s2; cash for insurance. $S43s;
uncashed checks. July 1. 1928, $2.26473;
total, $36.642.26.
Endowment Fund Report
Levi NJ. Stewart fund. $4,000; Harriet
E. Morton fund. $1,000; Jeanette Benja-
min fund, $1,000; Martha E. ROBBIE fund.
$500; friend fund, $1,000; Mary B.
Rankin fund. $500; Richard L. Baker
fund. $500; George r. Dinsmore fund,
pOVV, HuSuccs foole anu LonslelioW
funds leach 5000. $500; Helen NJ.
Bradford fund. 1895; Hiram Blaisdell
fund, $1.074.S1; Lydia and Caroline
G. Redington fund. $4,000; Caroline w.
Estes fund. $500; G. T. Stevens fund.
5000; Mabel X. Averill fund. $1,000;
Mary ]. Moore fund, s465.63; M. Angie
Brown fund. $4,000; Angie N. Gilmore
fund. $1,000; Sarah l.. Cutter Law
renee fund, $500; Llewellyn Brown
fund. $500; Sarah Thurston fund.-
$1,000; Elizabeth r. Whitman fund.
(omitted from 1929 report), $500;
Amanda C. Horton fund, $500; Joseph
f. Briggs fund.- $4,000; Alice S. Geyer
fund, $505; balance from Brown, De-
Leon and other funds, s45S: endow-
ment interest, S1,O5450; cash on hand
and on deposit, s171.56; total. s27.-
e5A50.
Investments
L. S. A. Bonds, s74OO: Wisconsin
Central Railway Co., $4,000; INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit Co., $1,000; Inter-
national Railway Co.. $4,000: The
Goodall worsted Co.. $4,000; The Coun-
ty Of Beaver. $1,000: Western Union
Tel. & Tel Co., $4,000; Portland Rail-
way Co., $500; st. Joseph Ry. Light.
Heat & Power Co.. $1,000: Burnham &
Morrill, Co.. $1,000; Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy Railway Co. $1,000; Ameri-
can Tel. & Tel. Co., $4,000; Southern
California Edison Co, $4,000: Illinois
Central Equipment Trust Certificate,
$4,000; endowment interest paid
s1o54.50; total, $27,s54.50.
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