Annual report of the Chorley Hospital : 1929.

  • Chorley Hospital (Chorley, England)
Date:
1929
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Credit: Annual report of the Chorley Hospital : 1929. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Visiting Staff. The Committee once again express their appreciation oh the valuable services rendered by the Visiting Staff, who give so much time and labour to the Hospital. House Visitors. The House Visitors, who are appointed each month, and who make frequent unannounced visits, speak with pride on the working of the Institution and the care and attention bestowed on the patients ; in no case have they had any complaints to make of the treatment. The Committee have again great pleasure in acknowledging the loyalty and devotion of the Matron and her Staff to their work. Ladies’ Linen League. The Linen League is an invaluable auxiliary to the organisation of the Hospital, and our warmest thanks; are extended to the Committee for their continuance in the work which has, year by yean, proved of such benefit to the Hospital. Ladies’ Committee. ; ; d I'he Committee again wish to tender their thanks to Miss Hibbert and the Ladies for their work in collecting subscriptions. This year the amount shows a slight decrease, Workpeople’s Fund. We desire to thank the Committee of the Workpeople’s Hospital Fund, who, in spite of the depression in our staple industry, have raised the sum of £1,500. Our warmest thanks are tendered to the Officers, Representatives and Contributors for their splendid help, which has been of the greatest benefit to the Hospital. Donations and Gifts. The Board are very grateful to all those who have worked so strenuously to raise funds for the year, Amongst these we would mention The Chorley Golf Club, Townley Parker Lodge, 1,032, Police Force, Chamber of Trade, Chorley A.F. Club, Tennis Tournament Committee, East Ward Hose Festival, Etc., The Misses Stone, and Messrs. Ingham & Tipping. Other Efforts. The Collectors of Tin-foil will be pleased to know that their efforts have resulted in raising £13 6s. 5d. No less a sum than £52 has been obtained in the last three years by the sale of Tin-foil. d he Scholars of St. Peter’s School collected and forwarded to the Hospital 500 Eggs.