Thepious inclinations are set
dowfdiowB. Adventist, 2; Bap
tist/’ongregational, 85; Episco
paliji>; Homan Catholic, ]63;
Grejfholic, 7; Hebrew, 5; Luth
erajMethodist, 20; Presbyterian,
3. lost per week per patient
waf”'
■er Charles H. Brown's re
po f 8 that the income of the in
st»‘°r me year was $16,084 SO,
thlding the balance of $2,868 on
hifte end of the last fiscal year.
Tiousand dollars of the Income
wP the state, annual appropria*
ti|'e eare of patients brought
$1; Interest from trust funds.
if
sea for the year included, Su
Ident and nurses’ services,
• janitor and other employes
; treasurer, $25.
es, including medical, surgi
hen, fuel, light, power, water
provisions, cost $4,097.40. Mis
us expenses amounted to
l°« these being shown in detail
official reports. Improvements
[hospital, such as for heating,
^lg, mason work, etc., cost $1,1
Irta from the woman’s board of
ppital showed that the organiza
Intinued to do a great amount of ~
luring the twelve months. The
of thie secretary of the woman's
(showed that the balance in the
ty Increased by *125 during the
seal year. Mention Is made in
port of the woman's boar<i of
is by death of three aettve work
rs. Laura E. Payne, Mrs. Elean
Poddard and Mrs. Cornelia G
was greatly felt, as they had
rarm friends of the hospital
t was founded and had given
usly of their time and efforts in
NCALLED FOR LETTERS
| the Putnam postofflce are un
F1 for letters addressed to Robert
^yson, W. Smith, E. J. Williams,
.ram C. Jacobs, Wm. 0. Johnston,
nlo Clprlam, Domenico D. Do
to, Coraassetti Salvatore, James
inlay, Bert Keenan, R. T. Finlay
Edward Ahevn, Mrs. W. O. Jess
llss Elfredo Mayer.
