BENEVOLENT TRUSTEES.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 167, 8 April 1908, Page 11

BENEVOLENT TRUSTEES.

meeting of,.tho<■ Benevolent Trustees heltl yesceitlay afternoon was attended"'by Messrs. J).,Robertson (m tho chair), A. C. / . G. l>qltoii, and Airs.-l)arvall.' \ _ Lealve of absence was granted to the Rev S*' f^. ; l Evans l ' Messrs- 3-' Smith, R. Smith, H. Cook, and A. W. Hogg, The number of inmates at the Ohiro Home was reported to be 07 (G6 males' auu 31' • females;, . / :' '. letter, was received .from,'tho St.' John Ambulance- Association asking tho Trustees to -supply, free medicine, to some of tho •patients'of tno Association. ; Mr. Bolton suggested that any indigent patients,could receivo. freo medieino if.they applied at, tho Hospital. -. , ' , thought -it was quite out' of the province of. tho Benovolent Institution ;H» ,agreed;with Mr.; Bolton,that it was more ■ j a matter for the Hospital..' -Mri/DamJl saw'a difficulty in that some of.,ta«- patients attonded by tho St. John nurses-wore not sufficiently strong to bo able to :fetch. mcilicihc.;-, . v/- ( , ( ... v . ' ilr,'; Rofetson Jsaid it : 'would -bo the" best course-, to. l-ofer, ttye; r Association" to the: Hospifcal. It,. was resolved- that the secretary bo instructed-to write-to l 'the : St.-John Ambulance Association, referring , them to tht . Hospital Trustees. '! . ;; Thfe. report of a ,sub-committeo on certain improvements to tho Ohiro Homo; was held ever till next week.; '-'Applications for relief were"dealt with.