Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-17

Many interested in the Augusta
General Hospital, took advantage of
the open house at that institution,
Thursday. to visit and observe at
first hand the equipment and work
of the hospital. The occasion was
the annual hospital day observance.
and the visitors all brought gifts of
money or articles which would be
useful and make for greater effec-
tiveness in the work of the institu-
ton.
During the afternoon tea was
served by Mrs. Clarence Burleigh,
and Mrs. r. j. Martin, assisted by
Mrs. Edwin c. Burleigh and Mrs. ID.
II. Fem and Mrs. w. II. Harris.
Mrs. George Macomber, treasurer of
the Hospital Aid, received the gifts
of money, and the other donations
were attended to by Miss Carrie I.
Moore. and Mrs. Davis.
Besides visiting the several de-
partments, wards, laboratories and
operating rooms of the hospital
building, and also the Haines Home
for Nurses and the CARL Building.
the guests of the afternoon enjoyed
an interesting social hour.
The donations were as follows:
Money
Mrs. Cora L. Ward, Mrs. Joseph
Williamson, Mrs. G. Cony Weston,
Miss Flora Morang, Leslie c. Cor
nish, a Friend, Mrs. Bertha II. Will
liams. Mr.. Clearwater. Miss Christie
Robbins, Mrs. r. J. Martin. Mrs. w.
Fl. Harris, Mrs. Daniel d. Sewall,
Miss Helen Fuller, Mrs. Clarence
Burleigh. Mrs. Charles Chase, Mrs.
Frank f. Mace, Miss Elizabeth
Smith. Mrs. Stuart E. Purves. Mrs.
S. G. Sylvester. Mrs. Charles Pettin-
gill, John Wadleigh, Charles F..
| Sturtevant, John r. Gould, DR.. c. w.
Dyer.
Preserves
Preserves. Mrs. Stiles: jelly. Mrs.
Kirvin Hanks: jellyAMrs. Wyman:
jelly. Mrs. Burleigh Martin; jelly and
corn, friend; orange marmalade,
Mrs. G. A. Campbell: cherries, jam
| and marmalade, Mrs. John Cough
| lin: preserves, Lawrence Murphy:
| jelly and canned pineapple. Mrs.
I Lewis Burleigh; preserves. canned
tomatoes and pickles. Mrs. Fred
Daggett: grape marmalade, Mrs. E.
Hendee; pickles, Mrs. H. NJ. Gould:
jelly. Mrs. S. Holway: preserves and
| jellics, Mrs. Hit; jam, Mrs. Frank
Wall: canned fruit, jelly and pickles,
Mrs. Frank Meigs, Mrs. Carl Hutch
ms: canned fruit and jelly, Mrs.
George Meigs; BURBERRY preserves,
Mrs. Fred Willett; canned tomatoes
and mixed pickles, Mrs. Herbert
Merrill: preserves and pickles, Mrs.
Frank Gidney: preserves, Mrs. Law
renee: jam and jelly, Mrs. Smith
Randall: jam and jelly, Mrs. How
ard Weber: canned tomato and
jelly. Mrs. Thrasher: preserves, Mrs.
o. c. S. Davies; jelly and marmalade,
Mrs. f. J. c. Little: canned vege-
tables and jelly, Mrs. McWhorter:
preserves. Mrs. Ira Randall; jelly and
preserves, Mrs. Charles Bilodeau;
jelly and plants, Mrs. Charles
Jones: canned pears. Mrs. w. H.
Harris: preserves and jelly. Mrs.
George Keene: jam. Miss Mary
Libby: jelly and pickles. Mrs. Les
ter Brownell: pickles and canned
soup, Mrs. ID. T. Berube; jelly, Mrs.
Everett r. Small.
One case ginger ale. case soap and
bunch bananas, Mrs. John F. Hill;
! toilet soap, Coughlin and Sons;
magazines. Mrs. Carlton and Mrs.
Browneu: towels, Labreck and Lish-
ness.
Groceries
Case of Peas Homes & Swift;
Bush, apples. bush. sweet potatoes
and bush. white potatoes, Haskell
Bros; squash and CARROTS, Robert
Brue; Bbl. potatoes. CARROTS and
cream. Mrs. George Macomber; ap-
les, Mrs. VIM. Williamson; squash,
Mr.. Stephen Miller, Manchester;
squash, a friend; canned tomato
soup. Arthur Merrill: canned string
beans. Mrs. w. S. Wyman: Bbl. APP
pies, Mr.. c. L. Andrews; Is pounds
sugar. Mrs. Frederic Mason: 25
pounds sugar, a friend; Bush. sweet
potatoes. Walter Pierce: Case corn
and case string beans, Mrs. Percy
Hill: case tomatoes Weber & Hew-
EFT; case tomato soup and bush. po-
tatoes, Mrs. Hamblen; dozen oranges,
Miss Elizabeth Cony: case green
peas, Cony & Fowles; cocoa, Mrs.