ï~~ 12 13 INCOME AND EXPENSES OF YEAR Current Receipts Income from Investments....................... $14,083.39 Annuity-Ashton Trust.................... 2,000.00 Annuity under will of Robert B. Brigham................ 1,000.00 Rentals-A. D. Weld French Estate................. 171.35 Receipts from patients in Morning Clinics................ 29,388.95 Receipts from patients in Evening Clnics................ 19,878.63 Hospital Fees......................... 2,292.85 Children's Preventive Clinic................2,676.26 State Department of Health Subsidy (Venereal Clinics)..... 1,000.00 Committee of the Permanent Charities Fund, Incorporated........ 3,000.00 Proceeds of Thanksgiving Sale..................... 1,435.26 Interest on Bank Accounts................. 290.35 Bank Tan Rebate.*...... ^...533- 2 B n Ta Re a e........................... 533.29 Legal Fees............................ 156.40 Pathological Laboratory......... 288.91 Miscellaneous Receipts........................ 606.72 $78,802.36 Collected in Financial Campaign of March, 1918....... $67,418.03 $ Subscriptions and Donations at other periods of the year... 10,431.98 77,850.01 $156,652.37 Current Expenses GENERAL ADMINISTRATION: Salaries............ $10,919.98 Printing, Postage, Interest, Supples, etc.......... 3,719.94 $14,639.92 B -aUILDING: Salaries....... $7,719.91 Insurance, Water, Fuel, Light, Repairs, and Supplies.... 15,185.81 22,905.72 MORNING CLINICS OF DISPENSARY: Salaries......... $13,523.88 Supples........................ 6,814.86 20,338.74 LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS For the Fiscal Year ending December 31, 1918t and including October, November, December, 1917. EVENING CLINICS OF DISPENSARY: Salaries.... Supplies.. - -.................... PHARMACY: Salaries................... Drugs and Chemicals.................. DISTRICT PHYSICIANS: Salaries.............. Emergency Service and Supples............. Mrs. Edward Abbott Mrs. Gordon Abbott Mrs. Edgar Oakes Achorn Mrs. Jacob E.Ackerman Arthur Adams Mrs. Charles F. Adams Charles R. Adams Mrs. Chester B. Adams Miss Clara A. Adams Miss Jessie L. Adams Mrs. Karl Adams Miss Katherine F. Adams Mrs. Melvin Ohio Adams Andrew Adie Mrs. George R. Agassiz Sauelb.Agoos Solomon Agoos Bartholomew J. A'Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Aiken Mrs. Antonio S. Alcaide Mrs. William T. Aldrich Edward B. Alford Mrs. Orlando H. Alford Alland Brothers Dr. and Mrs. Freeman Allen Miss Marion Allen Mrs. Philip R. Allen Miss Sarah M. Allen Arthur H. Alley William Almy & Company Mrs. Frederick Lothrop Ames Mrs. Jantes Bare Ames Me. and Mrs. John Seanley Ames Oliver Ames Miss Olivia Ames Charles B. Amory Francis I. Amory Mrs. Harcourt Amory Miss Laura C. Amory Mrs. Robert Amory Mr. and Mrs. William Amory Nathaniel L. Amster Dr. James H. Anderson Marks Angell George M. Angier Anonymous-37 Miss A. R. Anthony Samuel Appleton W. Sumner Appleton Dr. William Appleton Harold D. Appollonio Mrs. Florence M. Argoos Mrs. Rebecca Argoos Mrs. George E. Armstrong D. H. Arnold Mrs. Percy A. Atherton Percy Lee Atherton George D. Atkins Mrs. Robert W. Atkins Mrs. and Mrs. Edward W. Atkinson Atkinson, Haserick& Co. Frederick E. Atteaux D. Atwood Richard Austin Walter Austin Mrs. W. H. M. Austin Mrs. Charles Fanning Ayer Mrs. Frederick Ayer Mrs. James Bourne Ayer Nathaniel F. Ayer Mrs. Samuel L. Ayres Ayres, Bridges & Company Miss Helen Babson Miss Ruth S. Babson Mrs. Thomas M. Babson Clarence A. Backer Charles F. Bacon Miss Ellen S. Bacon Miss Mary P. Bacon William Bacon E. B. Badger & Sons Co. Mrs. Louis Baer Mrs. Samuel Lawrence Bailen Mrs. Helen H. Bailey Herbert B. Bailey Mary B. S. Bailey Gemon C. Bailey George Bramwell Baker Mrs. Helen S. Baker Roland M. Baker Miss Florence St. John Baldwin George S. Baldwin James H. Baldwin Loammi F. Baldwin Thomas Tileston Baldwin Mrs. George Homer Ball Hugh Bancroft Francis R. Bangs Edmund D. Barbour Mrs. Thomas Barbour Charles Lowell Barlow Mrs. Howard J. Barnet Mrs. Samuel J. Barnet Mrs. ThomasF. netr Miss Mary D. Barrett Mrs. M. l. Barrett Mrs. William F. Barrett Mrs. Clarence W. Barron Miss Cecilia A. Barrows In memory of Mrs. Richard H. Barrows " Miss Anna Kingman Barry Mrs. Edwin B. Bartlett Miss Mary Foster Bartlett Mrs. Nelson S. Bartlett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Bartlett Miss Elizabeth H. Bartol Mrs. John W. Bartol J. Colby Bassett Miss Lillian Gilbert Bates S. B. Bates Miss Eva M. Bath Oscar S. Bauer Henry Baumgartel Edward Bancroft Bayley Mrs. Edward Bancroft Bayley James Cushing Bayley Walter C. Baylies Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Beach Miss Mary B. Beach iMrs. Boylston Adams Beal Boylston Adams Beal Mrs. James H. Beal Mrs. Thomas Prince Beal Thomas Prince Beal George C. Beals Mrs. Joshua Gardner Beals J. Henry Bean The Misses Beaumont Charles Philip Beebe Junius Beebe Mrs. Herbert Beech Miss Helen Ml. Bell *Mrs. Joseph Bell A. F. B. Mrs. Frank Brewer Bemis Frank BrewerBemis Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Benedict Mrs. Edward L. Bennett E. B." Henry Dexter Bennett March G. Bennett Mrs. Samuel Crocker Bennett Mrs. William F. Bentinck-Smith William Hall Best Gertrude G. Bigelow Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Forbes Bigelosw Mrs. Homer Lane Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Bigelow Dr. William Sturgs Bigelow Mrs. Edith M. Binney Mrs. George Hayward Binney, Jr. Mrs. Horace Binney Walter B. Binnian Mrs. Charles S. Bird Mrs. Reginald W. Bird Arthur A. Bishop Arthur Black George Nixon Black Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Blackwell Bertrand D. Blaisdell Mrs. Arthur Welland Blake E. Wilson Blahe tirs. rancis Blake Mr. and Mrs. George Baty Blake Mr. and Mrs. J. A. L. Blake Mrs. S. Parkman Blake Dr. David N. Blakely Fessenden S. Blanchard Fred M. Blanchard Miss Sarah H. Blanchard Mrs. Chester W. Bliss Elmer Jared Bliss Miss Anne E. Blodget William Blodget Mrs. William Blodget William Power Blodget Edward Everett Blodgett Blodgett, Ordway & Webber Mrs. Halsey J. Boardman Harold E. Boardain Mrs. William D. Boardman Robert Apthort Boit Robert A. Boit & Co. Miss Dorothy F. Bolles Mrs. Charles H. Bond V. Bonzagni & Co. The Misses Boody Mrs. Alice Bowditch Charles P. Bowditch Miss Cornelia Bowditch Miss Elizabeth S. Bowditch Miss Mary Orne Bowditch M. S. Bowditch Mrs. Nathaniel I. Bowditch John R. Bowker Miss F. E. Bowles Miss S. Bowles Mrs. Howard W. Bracken Miss Mary G. Bradford Arthur T. Bradlee Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Bradlee $12,925.54 1,917.75 14,843.29 $2,299.61 14,233.15 $4,737.05 299.03 16,532.76 5,036.08 SOCIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT: Salaries........... $12,571.83 Supplies........................ 795.62 13,367.45 PATHOLOGICAL LABORATORY: Salaries........... Supplies........................ HOSPITAL AND NURSEs' HOME: Salaries........... Food, Supples and Repairs............... LAUNDRY: Salaries................. Supphes, Water, Fuel and Light............. Excess of current receipts over current expenditures.. ' ' ' - $2,145.01 353.00 2,498.01 $7,226.37 7,218.68 14,445.05 $2,694.97 718.40 3,413.37 $128,020.39 *$28,631.98 * The sum of $22,023.80 was required to meet deficits of the preceding year, leaving a surplus of $6,608.18. To this should be added $182.50, a gai through conversion of securities, making the surplus of 6,790.68, shown on the preceding page. * Deceased. th y vote of the Corporation, the Dispensary's fiscal year, heretofore ending on September 30, was Tid;aeia may be, f opyrigttLaw (Tk it ey, is. C) ' Smmons ECofeget Arciives 300 T5e Fenay 1" Boston, Massacimset 02115