Report, list of subscriptions, and statement of accounts : 1929 / Bromsgrove Cottage Hospital.

  • Bromsgrove Cottage Hospital.
Date:
1929
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Report, list of subscriptions, and statement of accounts : 1929 / Bromsgrove Cottage Hospital. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    AUGUST. Mr. Raybould and daughter, potatoes, peas, beans, and lettuce ; Mrs. Wilkes, cabbage, cauliflowers, beans, and flowers ; Mrs. Parley and Mrs. Layton, peas ; Mrs. Adams (Stoke Works), kidney beans, flowers, and onions ; Mrs. Morrison (Burcot), Mrs. Sutton, and Mrs. Taylor (High Street), cauliflowers ; Dr. Row¬ lands, beans and lettuce ; Mrs. Hawkins (Tardebigge), beans and vegetable marrow ; Mrs. Hodges (Stoke Court), beans ; Mrs. Pearman (Hanbury), plums and apples ; Mrs. Lewis (Ednall Lane), beetroot and rhubarb) ; Mrs. Cox (Tutnall), red currants, flowers, and beans ; Mrs. Scott (High Street), bananas and 2 lbs. tea ; Mrs. Rose, 1 lb. of tea and vegetables ; Mrs. Clinton, raspberries and black currants ; Mrs. Banwell, roses and sweet peas ; Mrs. Ashfield, Miss K. Banner, Mrs. Meacham, Mrs. Voller, Mr. Tilt, Mrs. Banner (Tardebigge), the Scholars from Stourbridge Road School, Mrs. Duggan, Mr. Eades, Mr. Albutt, Mrs. Crane, and Mr. F. Harrison, and Members of the Oddfellows Club, flowers ; Miss Grace Pemberton, flowers, cabbage, and cauliflowers ; Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Watkins, flowers and magazines ; Mr. Goode, flowers and peas ; Miss Lunn, magazines ; Mr. Christie (Barnt Green), newspapers ; Mrs. Cooper, (Tutnall), garment ; Mr. Luce, apples ; Mrs. Walduck, cauliflowers and beans ; from the Forelands Flower Show, per the Head Gardener, vegetables ; Mrs. Crawford, cake, eggs, and butter ; Mr. Holmes (Finstall), eggs. SEPTEMBER. Wychbold Church, 62 eggs ; Catshill Council School, Standard IV., Class H.F., vegetables, eggs, and flowers ; Dodford Council School, Infants and Mixed Department H.F., eggs, jam, groceries, vegetables, and flowers ; Miss Hagley (Stoke Prior), invalid chair, garments, vegetable marrow, fruit, and flowers ; Mrs. A. C. Cutler, Mrs. G. F. Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Hedges (High Street), apples ; Aston Fields Workmen’s Club, Mr. Goode, Mr. F. Harrison, Mrs. Eden Smith, Mrs. Martino, flowers ; Mrs. Walduck, beans and cauliflowers ; Miss Rushton and Mrs. Beatson Moore, lettuce ; Mrs. Stacey (Aston Fields), magazines ; Mrs. Young, jam and flowers ; Mrs. Adams, kidney beans ; Mrs. Marlow (Barnt Green), pears, magazines, and children’s books ; Mr. C. H. Gadd and Mrs. Hill, magazines. OCTOBER. Mrs. Jones (Rigby Hall), fruit, vegetables, honey, eggs, chocolates, biscuits, and Eau de Cologne ; Mrs. Grimshaw (Dodford), honey ; Mrs. Martino, maga¬ zines, papers, toy, soap, books, grapes, and flowers ; Mrs. Holmes (Finstall), eggs ; Mrs. Hubball (Hartle, Belbroughton), potatoes ; Mrs. Edward Perkins, beetroot and beans ; Mrs. John Sumner, damsons ; Mrs. Hugh Sumner, magazines and lettuce; Mr. G. H. Gadd (Redlands), apples; Mrs. Staub, rubber air cushion ; Mrs. G. J. Eveson (Shepley Manor), Mrs. Banks (Hall Place, Barnt Green), grapes and apples ; Mrs. Goulbourne, vegetables ; Mrs. Clarke (Tardebigge), flowers, marrow, and apples ; Mrs. Chappell garden plants ; Mrs. Harbridge and Mrs. F. Harrison, flowers ; harvest festival gifts, Bromsgrove Parish Church, All Saints’ Church, and St. Mark’s, Fairfield, Children’s Services, Hanbury, Broughton Green, Lower Bentley, Finstall Church, Lickey, Catshill, Dodford, and Upton Warren Churches, and Rednal Gospel Mission ; Mr. Butler (Belbroughton), vegetables. NOVEMBER. Mr. Drewitt, grapes ; Miss Hawkins, Miss N. Layton, Mrs. Clarke (Tardebigge), and Mr. Evans (Tardebigge), apples ; Mrs. Parry (Tardebigge),' apples and potatoes ; Mr. Cox (Tutnall) and from the Buffalo Club, Stoke Works, vegetable marrows ; Mrs. Boultbee Brooks, vegetable marrow, cabbages, and apples ; Mrs. Wilkes, cabbage and beetroot ; Mrs. Holmes (Finstall), three chickens ; Mrs. Thomas (Barnt Green), grapes, apples, flowers, and magazines; Mrs! Kings (Churchfields) and Mr. Banner, chrysanthemums ; Mrs. Adams (Wych¬ bold), cabbages : Mrs. Marlow (Barnt Green), pears ; Mrs. Savage (Catshill), flowers and butter ; Dr. Rae, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. J. Rose, and Miss Ashburne, magazines.
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