CHISLEHURST ORPINGTON AND CRAY VALLEY HOSPITAL
ERECTED 1882 ENLARGED 1901 CHILDREN’S WARD ADDED 1910 RECONSTRUCTED 1924
FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31. 1928
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FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1928
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Serle, The Vicarage, Chislehurst West. A. Tennyson Smith, M.D., Orpington. Rev. W. H. G. Smith, Foots Cray Rectory. J. H. Tallent, M.B., Chislehurst. R. E. Trevithick, Elmstead Glade, Chislehurst. E. H. West, Derry Downs, St. Mary Cray. and The Honorary Treasurer, ex-officio. Committer of iftanagcmetit. Lt.-Col. The Hon. G. Akers-Douglas. R. C. Phillips. G. Bull. R. E. Trevithick. H. C. Honey. E. H. West. T. H. Nash. With the Honorary Treasurer, and the Acting Medical Officer of the month. }f oral ® re as liters. Orpington ,. E. G. Livermore, Bank House, Orpington. Crofton .. D. R. Beck, Woodcombe, Crofton. St. Mary Cray .. W. Pain, The Mount, Derry Downs, St. Mary Cray. St. Pauls Cray . . T. H. Nash, Garland Hill, St. Pauls Cray. Chelsfield .. W. Fox, Holly Croft, Chelsfield. Downe .. G. N. Murton, Petleys, Downe. Farnborough .. .. J. Reginald Bartlett, Orchardside, Farnborough. Green Street Green .. P. Pilbeam, School House, Green Street Green. Foots Cray .. W. Tossell, Post Office, Foots Cray. North Cray .. Mrs. North, Vale Mascal, Bexley. Swanley Junction .. Mrs. Lewis, Petham Court, Swanley Junction. Chislehurst . . Ernest Evan Spicer, Camden Holt, Chislehurst. Hon. Solicitors—Messrs. Baker, Blaker & Hawes. Hon. Treasurer—Ernest Evan Spicer, Camden Holt, Chislehurst. Hon. Auditor—-P, H. Green, F.C.A. Secretary—W. S. Allen, Uplands, Homefield Rise, Orpington. Hon. Assistant Secretary—H. E. Spry. If aide V Ihiten Jlssariatiort. President : *Mrs. Travers Hawes. Vice-Presidents : Mrs. Birkett. *Mrs. Nash. Mrs. Culbertson. *Mrs. Norman-Butler Mrs. Ironside. *Mrs. North. *Mrs. Lawson. Miss de Q. Quincey. Mrs. Lewis. Miss Tiarks. *The Matron of the Hospital. Hon. Secretary & Treasurer : *Mrs. Sicklemore, Avonhurst, Chislehurst. * Members of Committee. 7 Consulting j^taff. H. S. Barwell, F.R.C.S., Surgeon, Diseases of Throat and Ear,, St. George’s Hospital. Sir William Bennett, K.C.V.O., F.R.C.S., Consulting Surgeon, St. George’s Hospital. J. Menlove Bennion, M.A., M.D., B.C. (Cantab), M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P. (Lond.) Sir John Charlton Briscoe, Bart., M.D., F.R.C.P., Physician,. King’s College Hospital. E. Rock Carling, M.B. (Lond.), F.R.C.S., Surgeon, Westminster Hospital. Malcolm Donaldson, F.R.C.S., M.B,, B.Ch., St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. F. J. McCann, M.D., M.R.C.P., F.R.C.S., Surgeon, Samaritan Free Hospital for Women. Clement Price Thomas, F.R.C.S. Consulting Radiologist. H. K. Graham Hodgson, M.B., B.S. (Durh.), D.M.R.E. Deputy- Radiologist. Radiographer. A. Tennyson Smith, M.D., C.M. J. Lashbrook. Acting iitediral .^taff. C. E. Anderson, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.) T. W. Bailey, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.) C. G. Battiscombe, M.B., C.M. E. S. A. Crawford, B.A., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O. R. A. Crawford, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. George Davis, M.D., B.S. (Durh.,) M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. J. Grant, M.D., Ch.B. T. Handel, M.B., B.S. (Lond.) H. Lawson, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.) C. E. Price, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H. A. Tennyson Smith, M.D., C.M. J. H. Tallent, B.A., M.B., B.C. (Cantab.) R. W. L. Todd, M.B., Ch.B. 8 burgeon gratisis. E. F. Smith, L.D.S. W. W. Whittington, L.D.S. iHatrmt. Miss Jessie D. Milner. trustees. Sir John Dewrance, K.B.E. A. Miller-Hallett. E. H. Joynson. F. C. Tiarks. fBattk m. Martins Bank, Limited, 68, Lombard Street, London, E.C.3, Chisiehurst, Orpington, St. Mary Cray, Farnborough, and Sidcup. Chislehurst, Orpington and Cray Valley Hospital. In presenting their Report for the year 1928, the Council feel that the Hospital’s position may, in many respects, be regarded as showing definite improvement. The number of Patients treated was the greatest on record, and it is satisfactory to know that the Hospital is of increasing benefit to local residents. The financial aspect is more favourable than it has been for some years past. The Ordinary Income, as will be seen from the Accounts, is, after taking into account the interest received on the Legacy monies, slightly in excess of the corresponding Expenditure, although there still remains a debit balance of nearly £700 on Income and Expenditure Account, accumulated during the three preceding years. For Extraordinary purposes, the expenditure incurred was only a little over £250, as against receipts amounting to £10,040. This last sum is, of course, of an exceptional nature, representing the Legacies shown on page 17, and its receipt relieves very greatly the anxiety which has long been felt on account of the weakness of the Capital position. The Council would here acknowledge their indebtedness to all who contributed, either directly or indirectly, towards the support of the Hospital during the past year. Generous grants were again received from the Hospital Saturday Fund, the Hospital Sunday Fund and the League of Mercy, in addition to the annual income from the Chislehurst War Memorial Trust Fund. From the Alexandra Day collections the Hospital benefited to the extent of £200, while a further substantial sum was received as a result of the two Polo Weeks at Foxbury, which were organized by Mr. Frank C. Tiarks. ]0 It may be noted that the Subscriptions and Donations for 1928 show an appreciable increase over previous years. This is due, to a large extent, to the efforts of the various local Committees, who have organised house-to-house collections in their respective districts, and special recognition is due to the Members and Helpers of these Com¬ mittees for their energetic and systematic work. Great assistance has again been rendered by the Ladies’ Linen Association, the value of whose contributions was approximately £99, and by the Collectors for Pound Day. The gifts in kind from these and all other sources are very gratefully acknowledged. Special men¬ tion, it is felt, should be made of the handsome gift by Mr. A. Lawrence, of the Cherry Tree Restaurant, Chislehurst West, of a new Piano for the Men’s Ward. The Council would take this opportunity of expressing their apprecia- tion of the work of all those who, in their various capacities, have served the Hospital during the past year. Particular reference is made to the Consulting and Acting Medical Staffs, who bear such great responsibility; and to the Matron and the Nursing Staff, on whose devoted care the success of their work ultimately depends. Grateful acknowledgement is also due to the Chislehurst Contingent of the V.A.D., whose, ready help in emergencies caused by temporary shortage of Staff has been of the utmost value. Very particular thanks ate due to Mr. P. H. Green, Chartered Accountant, of 17, Ironmonger Lane, E.C.2., who has again audited the Accounts of the Hospital without making any professional charge. Mr. Green is in no way connected with the Hospital, nor does he reside in the area which it serves, but, at the request of the Honorary Treasurer, he very generously offered his services at the time of Mr. Barron’s retirement, and has continued to act in the capacity of Honorary Auditor ever since. In concluding their Report, the Council would draw attention to a matter which is causing them some apprehension. There are, it seems, some who feel that the ability of the Hospital to meet its expenditure is an indication that their personal support is no longer needed—at any 11 rate, to the same extent. This, however, is a totally erroneous view, for clearly the withdrawal of Subscriptions would throw the Hospital into debt to a corresponding degree. It is true that the very substantial addition to the Capital Fund on account of Legacies places the Hospital’s finances on a much sounder footing, but it must be realised that this money does not represent income, in the ordinary sense, available for current needs. The interest, however, will be merged with the normal income, and will, in effect, form that reserve which it has always been the endeavour of the Council to build up—to provide, primarily, for the proper maintenance of the Hospital’s buildings and equipment. Thus the position, broadly speaking, is that the Hospital is provided for in respect of extraordinary expenditure, and only needs funds to cover its ordinary outgoings. The present outlook, therefore, is encouraging, and it is earnestly hoped that the Council, in their efforts to keep the Hospital free from -debt, will continue to have the generous co-operation of local residents. -7 I ■. i (C) PATIENTS ADMITTED. 1928. 1927 1926. Patients in Hospital at the beginning of the year • • • • •• •• • • • • 20 17 14 Admitted during the year— (a) To General Wards • • 371 380 318 (b) To Private Wards » • 45 35 41 Patients in Hospital at end of the year * ♦ 16 20 17 Recovered • • 394 389 333 Improved . . 8 8 12 Transferred or returned home • • 1 1 0 Died • • 17 14 11 Remained in Hospital at the end of the year 16 20 17 436 432 373 Maximum Daily occupation for year • • 28 25 26 Minimum Daily occupation for year . . • • 6 11 8 (D) AREAS FROM WHICH PATIENTS WERE DRAWN. 192S. 1927. 1926. Chislehurst 72 83 60 Orpington 118 118 100 St. Mary Cray 86 82 85 St. Paul’s Cray . . 32 36 26 Foot’s Cray 4 6 2 North Cray 2 7 5 Swanley, Crockenhill and Hextable . . 17 2 9 Chelsfield . . 24 31 28 Green-Street-Green 17 12 8 Farnborough 12 20 15 Downe, Knockholt and Cudham 8 5 4 Places outside District . . 24 13 17 416 415 359 15 (E) INCOME. 192 8. 19: ’7. |t 126. £ s. a. £ =>. d £ s. d.' Annual Subscriptions 621 4 9 573 8 9 511 2 0 Donations . . 695 3 2 501 1 7 556 5 1 Hospital Saturday Fund 30 0 0 5 0 0 75 0 0 Hospital Sunday Fund . . 30 0 0 25 0 0 50 U 0 Congregational Collections 115 5 1 115 9 11 115 8 10 Entertainments . . 403 6 8 296 14 1 56 8 3 Interest and Dividends 408 0 9 266 9 1 277 16 10 Patients’ Payments :— Private Wards 563 3 11 454 7 9 595 2 0 General Wards 459 9 3 522 8 11 562 16 11 Out-Patients.. 4 7 6 4 12 6 5 4 0 Public Authorities . . 64 8 0 92 8 0 7 0 0 Approved Societies 141 12 0 226 5 0 47 8 11 X- Ray 111 7 8 38 17 5 18 4 11 Collecting Boxes . . 66 4 4 67 6 1 71 0 JO Other Receipts (Sundries) 4 0 0 36 10 0 4 0 0 ,, ,, (Gifts in Kind). . 50 1 6 56 0 3 121 14 0 n 3,767 7 4 3,281 19 4 3,074 12 7 Legacies 10,040 0 0 51 0 0 Special Fund 437 2 6 Total Income £13.807 7 7 £3.719 1 10 £3,125 12 7 EXPENDITURE. 19:18. 1927. 1926. Maintenance £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Provisions 800 14 11 722 1 5 7 694 0 8 Surgery and Dispensary 439 16 5 400 2 4 371 1 2 Domestic 833 10 5 755 13 7 867 2 6 Establishment 170 17 4 147 9 0 309 1 11 S daries and Wages 1,057 9 7 982 12 0 912 14 0 *X-Riy 73 4 8 * * Miscellaneous Expenses 47 19 1 43 4 9 40 0 4 Administration :—• o Management 292 1 2 273 O 5 285 9 11 o Finance (Appeals) 1 1 10 2 3 12 9 7 O 8 3,727 3 9 3,328 13 5 3,486 14 2 Rates 31 7 7 31 5 O 31 4 9 Extraordinary Expenditure 252 16 8 396 0 11 — -T Total Expenditure £4,011 8 0 £3,755 19 7 £3,517 1 8 1 t * Hitherto included under the headings Surgery and Salaries. 16 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE PER NURSING DAY. 1928. 1927. 1926. Income (excluding Extraordinary Roceipts) 11s. 3'97d. 9s. 8'16d. 9s. 10 05d. Expenditure (excluding Extra- ordinary Expenditure) 11s. 3 65d 9s. 10 92d. 1 Is. 3*07d. Number of Nursing Days 6,650 6,781 6,251 (F> FEES RECEIVED FROM PATIENTS General Private dotal N ursing Wards. Wards. Receipts. 1 lays. 1928. For twelve General months £710 9 5 £633 11 11 £1,344 1 4 Wards 5,783 Per Nursing Private day 2s. 5’49d. 14a. 7-39d. 4s. 0’5ld. Wards 867 1927. For twelve General months £845 14 5 £454 7 9 £1,300 2 2 Wards 6,198 Per Nursing Private day 2s. 8'75d. 15s. 7 05d. 3s. 10-01d. Wards 583 1920. For twelve General months £617 5 10 £595 2 0 11,212 7 10 Wards 5,548 Per Nursing Private day 2s. 2 70d. 16s. 11*1 6d. 3s. 10‘55d. Wards 703 Kote.—The figures for 1920 and 1927 exclude X-JEtay Fees. (G) 1928. 1927. Number of operations performed during the year 353 318 Number of Out-Patients treated during ihe year 38 and 60 23 and 60 repeat visits. repeat visits. Number of X- Ray exposures made during the year 184 75 Total number of articles sent to Laundry 32,646 28,087 17 of Subscriptions and Donations for the Year 1928. SPECIAL DONATIONS. £ s. d. Chislehurst War Memorial Trust Fund 40 16 4 Hospital Saturday Fund 30 0 0 Hospital Sunday Fund 30 0 0 League of Mercy 50 0 0 Total .. £150 16 4 LEGACIES. £ s. d. Haywood Smith, Penmellyn, Sidcup Hill, Sidcup .. 9,900 0 0 W. Lund, Cromlix, Chislehurst 90 0 0 Mrs. S. Parker, Camden Wood, Chislehurst . . 50 0 0 Total £10,040 0 0 Annual CHISLEHURST. Subscription. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion) 69 13 0 Allan, James, North wood 2 2 0 Andrews, Mrs., c/o Messrs. Lidstone, Royal Parade 1 0 0 Anonymous, per Horton Harrild 21 0 0 Atkins, Miss M. A., Rectory Place 10 0 Atkins, Walter, Royal Parade (Surplus from Xmas Draws, 1927 and 1928) 4 0 0 Batten, The Misses, Foxdeane 1 1 0 Bean, Miss F. Daunsington, The Meadow 1 1 0 Bilbrough, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth, Elmstead Grange 5 5 0 Billinghurst, Mr. & Mrs. W. B., Randalls, Mead Road 2 2 0 Bird, A. H., Shepherd’s Green 2 2 0 Birkett, Louis, 3, Summer Hill 1 1 0 Boone, Mrs. M. G., Hawkwood 1 0 0 Boosey, Miss B., Betterington 1 0 0 Carried forward £16 4 0 96 13 0 18 Annual Chislehurst (continued). Subscription. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward .. 16 4 0 96 13 0 Bowen, J. F., Heathfield 3 3 0 Bowen, The Misses, Leweston 3 3 0 Bowring, Col. F. T., Hurstmead. . 1 1 0 Boyall, H. H., Imperial Arms 10 6 Brigden, W., Chislehurst West 2 2 0 Bailey, C. A., Willow Grove 1 1 0 “ Ball’s Head ” Hotel (Collecting Box) 5 1 Caesar, W. R., Warren House 3 3 0 Carter, J. H., Lubbock Road 1 1 0 Carter. J. IT., Lubbock Road (Collecting Box) 6 7 7 Cave, H. W., The Homestead 1 1 0 Chislehurst Athletic Association 70 0 0 Christ Church (Collection) 16 11 9 Church of the Annunciation (Harvest Festival Collection) . . 8 2 i Crowdy, C. W., Ladbrook I 1 0 Crowe, T., ££ Gordon Arms ” 4 0 “ Crown Hotel (Collecting Box) 1 0 11 Cuddon, Mr. & Mrs. B., Mulbarton Court 5 5 0 .Dawson, Miss A. J., The Rectory 10 6 Dawson, Rev. Canon J. E., The Rectory 2 2 0 Robbing, Mrs. C. J., Calderwood 5 5 0 Du Croz, Mr. & Mrs. A. M., Roughwood, Hol¬ brook Lane 5 0 0 Dunn, Newton, Walden Manor 20 0 0 Edlmann, Col. F. J., D.S.O., Hawkwood 2 2 0 Edlmann, Miss M. C., Hawkwood 1 1 0 Eitiam Farm Dairies 1 1 0 Faber, IT. L., Beechcroft 5 5 0 Faber, Mrs. E. M., Beechcroft 1 1 0 Fehr, F. E., Hatton House 5 5 0 Fletcher, C. E., Chevencler 5 0 0 Fooks, Philip E. B., St. Meddens 2 2 0 Fox, Miss M. E., Coed Bel 1 1 0 “ Fox & Hounds ” (Collecting Box) 1 3 Fraser, Lady, Selwood 5 0 0 Freese, Mrs. O., Granite Lodge 2 0 0 Freese, Miss E., Granite Lodge 10 0 Freese, Miss M., Granite Lodge 10 0 George, G. W. 1 0 0 George, Stanley B., Redholm, Shepherd’s Green 1 1 0 ‘£ Gordon Arms ” Inn (Collecting Box) “ Gordon Arms ” Inn—Dart Club. © cr. Carried forward • • £85 12 0 219 12 2 ] 9 Annual Chislehurst (continued). Subscription. Donation. £ S. d. £ s. d. Brought forward .. 85 12 0 219 12 2 Grundy, N. D., Mountfield 1 1 0 Hadrili, Mr. & Mrs. H. J., Walpole, Manor Park 2 2 0 Harrild, Horton, Walsingham 10 10 0 Harris, H. A. M., Goddington, Manor Park Road 1 1 0 Hawes, Mrs. Travers, Nizels 2 2 0 Heizmann, R. A., Elmstead Knoll 2 2 0 Heseltine, C. P., Pine wood, Yester Road 2 2 0 Hilder, T. P., Cadlands 10 6 Hoare, Mrs. F. A. S., The Grange, St. Paul’s Cray Road ...... 1 0 0 Holoran, E., Lower Camden Post Office 5 0 Hue-Williams, Mrs., Ashton 2 2 0 Imperial Dart Club (per H. H. Boyall). . 14 0 Jackson, Mrs. D., Willow Grove 1 1 0 James, Mrs. Selina, Chislehurst West 1 1 0 Jupp, John A., The Covert, Wood Drive 2 2 0 Kendall, Spencer B., Woodbury. . 2 12 6 Kendall, Mrs. Spencer B., Woodbury 2 12 6 Lamb, Miss, Erpingham—see Mrs. Richie Lash, W., Chislehurst West 1 1 0 Last, T. W., Homewood 1 0 0 Last, T. W.; Homewood (Collecting Box) 19 4 Le Geyt, Miss J. M., Abbey mead 1 1 0 Lord, Percy F. G., Inglewmod 22 0 Lund, Mr. & Mrs. F. W., Oak Lodge 5 5 0 Me Andrew, Miss B. M., Golden Mead 1 1 0 McArthu ■, W., The Meadow 2 2 0 Macfarlane, R. C., Brackenside 4 4 0 Mackenzie, J. A. P., Whinfield 10 6 McKewan, W. D., Camden Place 2 0 0 Margetson, Miss E. L., Copley Dene 2 2 0 Margetson, Mrs. F. N., Copley Dene 2 2 0 Margetson, Harold, Moorlands 3 3 0 Marriott, R. H., Fairoaks 1 1 0 Marsham-Townshend, H. S., Scadburv Park . . 5 5 0 May, E. J., Lyneham 1 1 0 Meers, Miss H. H., Achlian 1 1 0 Merry, G. W. & Miller, G., White House 2 2 0 Moor, Miss S. M.. Ardmore 2 2 0 Murray, Rev. & Mrs. Athole, Wardley 2 2 0 Murton, W. H., The Briars 2 2 0 National Utility Poultry Society (per A. Cooling) 3 19 0 Netherway, J., Selwyns, Lubbock Road 2 2 0 Carried forward .. £166 10 0 225 4 6 20 Annual Chtslehurst (continued). Subscription. Donation £ S. d. £ s. d. Brought forward .. 166 10 0 225 4 6 O’Brien, H., Oakleigh, Summer Hill 2 2 0 Oliver, C., Shepherd’s Green 2 2 0 Pain, A. R., Loen, St. Paul’s Cray Common . . 1 1 0 Paterson, Miss Agnes, Church Row 1 1 0 Payne, Mrs. A. M., Saxbys 2 0 0 Perks, R. Malcolm, Claverley, Lubbock Road 1 0 0 Phillips, Mr. & Mrs. R. C., Elmstead Cottage 2 2 0 Platt, Clifford L., Leesens Corner 1 1 0 Plummer, Miss G. M., Nutwood 2 2 0 Polo Weeks (May and August) at Foxbury, per F. C. Tiarks .. 222 4 10 “ Queens Head ” Hotel (Collecting Box) 2 6 Quincey, E. de Q. (the late), Oakwood 10 10 0 Quincey, Miss M. de Q., Oakwood 2 2 0 Ri chie, Mrs., and Lamb, Miss, Erpingham 1 0 0 Rose Cottage Laundry (Collecting Box) 2 6 7 Rucker, Mrs., Wayside 2 2 0 St. Nicholas & St. John’s Churches (Harvest Festival Collections) 38 17 8 Serle, Rev. & Mrs. S. E. B., The Annunciation Vicarage 2 2 0 Sicklemore, H. G., Avonhurst 2 2 0 Sicklemore, Mrs. J. E., Avonhurst 3 3 0 Simms, F. R., Storth Oaks, Walden Road 1 1 0 Slade, Miss A., St. Columb 5 0 Spicer, E. E., Camden Holt 5 5 0 Str us, M s. B., Hat on Cottage 1 1 0 St urge, A. L., Shepherd’s Green 5 5 0 Tallack, F. H. C., Luson House 1 1 0 Teichmann, Mrs. M. L., Sitka, South Hill 2 2 0 Teichmann, Major 0., Hollington 1 1 0 Thornton. Miss M., Old Crown Cottage. . 2 2 0 Tiarks, Miss A. H., St. Peter’s Lodge 10 0 0 Tiarks, F. C., Foxbury 10 10 0 Tod, N. P., Norman Cottage 2 2 0 Trevithick, R. E., Elmstead Glade 5 5 0 Tyler, Mrs., Willow Grove 1 1 0 Wadia, Sir Ness, K.B.E., C.I.E., Sunnymead . . 25 0 0 Walden, J., Albany Road 5 0 Warren, Mrs., Furzefield . . 1 1 0 Waters, A. W., Royal Parade 2 6 Waters, E. C., Royal Parade 10 6 Waters, E. C. & Son, Royal Parade (Collecting ho x)...... 7 4 Carried forward .. £253 17 0 514 8 5 21 Annual Chislehurst (continued). Subscription. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward 253 17 0 514 8 5 Watson, A. H., Clifton 2 2 0 Watts, W. F., Shepherd’s Green Cottage 1 1 0 Webb, Mrs., Willow Side 1 1 0 Westminster Bank Ltd., per H. C. Grounds 2 2 0 White, Douglas T., 1, Park villas, Willow Grove 1 1 0 White, Mrs., South Home 1 1 0 4 4 0 Whyte, Miss A. K., Oakwood 3 3 0 Whvte, Miss J. R., Oakwood 3 3 0 Willis, Miss O. M., Oldhaven, Royal Parade .. 5 5 0 Wood, P. F., Camden Lodge 1 1 0 1 otal ...... £274 17 0 518 12 5 ORPINGTON AND CROFTON. £ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion) 46 14 0 Alexander, F., Oaklands, Crofton 10 0 0 All Saints’ Church Collection 6 17 3 “ Anon ” 2 6 “ Anon,” per Chelsfield Lane Collection 5 0 “ Artichoke ” Inn, High Street (Collecting Box) 1 0 0 Attwool, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road 10 6 Ay ling, Thos., High Street . . • . . 10 6 Baines, Mrs. J., The Avenue 5 0 Ball, C. W., 34, Broxbourne Road 1 1 0 Band Festival (Collection per F. Collins) 1 17 8 Barker, Mrs., St. Crispin, Broxbourne Road .. 5 0 Barker, Mrs., Domus, Oatfield Road 2 6 Barley, F. C.. 6, Broxbourne Road 2 6 Barlow, Dr. P. Lazarus, Sevenoaks Road 1 1 0 Barnard, Mr. & Mrs., Red Lodge, Goddington Lane .. 2 2 0 Barnes, Mr. & Mrs. G. G., Sunnyside, Crofton Lane ...... 10 0 Bates, S., Somerleyton, Goodiread Road 5 0 Batson, G. D , Trelawney, St. John’s Road 5 0 Baxter, Mrs. A., 16, Broomhill Road 2 6 Baxter, The Rev. & Mrs. J., Timberscombe, Station Hill 5 0 Baxter, Payne & Lepper, Station Approach . . 10 0 Beck, D. R., Woodcombe, Crofton Avenue 1 1 0 Beedle, E. F., 23, Broxbourne Road 5 0 Carried forward £19 11 0 56 8 11 oo Annunl Orpikgton and Crofton (■continued,.) Subscription. Donation £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward .. 19 11 0 56 8 11 Bell, Leslie C., Elm Cottage, Crofton Lane 10 6 Bell, Mr. & Mrs. S. J., Hillside, Station Hill .. 10 0 Bergren, C. V., Woodlands, St. John’s Road . . 1 1 0 Beswick, J., Woodside, Skeet Hill 2 6 Blackman, Mrs., Berwyn, Knoll Rise 2 6 Bland, S. G., II, Broxbourne Road 2 6 Boot, N. 0., Lyn Cot, Goddington Lane 1 1 0 Bor, D., 13, Broxbourne Road 10 0 Bound, Mr. & Mrs., 17, The Drive 1 1 0 Bowers, Mrs., im Sales, Miss, Taecan, Station Hill 1 1 0 Bowles, Mrs. H., The Avenue 5 0 Box, A. C., Broxbourne Road 10 6 Branfoot, Mrs., Chelsfield Lane. . 5 0 Bromley, F. R., La Tourne, Crofton 3 3 0 Brown, J. C., Crofton Avenue 1 1 0 Bruce, C. L., High Street (Collecting Box) 2 6 Bubb, Mrs., Chislehurst Road 2 6 Burch, C. S., Bark Hart 5 0 0 Burge, H. W. S., Chislehurst Road 10 0 Burrows, Mrs., Station Hill 1 1 0 Butcher, C., Martins Bank Ltd. 1 1 0 Butcher, H. W., Chislehurst Road 2 6 Butterworth, Mrs., Station Hill 5 0 Byatt, Mrs., St. John’s Road 2 6 Calder, W. J., Tower Road 5 0 Calver, Mrs. J., Station Hill 5 0 Campion, Mrs. E. W., Broomhill 10 0 Carey, Miss, High Street 7 6 Chalk, Mr. & Mrs. J. V., Station Hill 10 6 Chapman, Mr. & Mrs. G. E., Broxbourne Road 5 0 Chauntrell, Cyril St. C., Stanley Road 1 0 0 Cherryman, Mrs., Broxbourne Road 5 0 Chidley, Mrs., Normanhurst, The Avenue 5 0 Clark, H. C., Broomhill Road 1 1 0 “ Coach & Horses ” (Collecting Box) 1 9 Cochrane, Dr. T., Lucerne Road 2 2 0 Colegate, F. S., High Street 2 6 Collins, Mrs., Crofton Lane 10 0 Collins, Mr. & Mrs. John, Station Hill 1 1 0 Cornyn, Mrs. Heaton, Station Hill 10 0 Constitutional Club (Collecting Box) 1 0 0 Cooper, Mrs. G. E., Station Hill 1 0 0 Carried forward £49 1 6 57 13 2 23 Annual Orpington and Crofton (continuzd). Subscri ption. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d Brought forward 49 1 6 57 13 2 Cormack, Miss H. E., Cambray Road (Carol Party) 20 0 0 Cossins, Mrs., The Drive 5 0 Cottingham, Mr. & Mrs. G. R., Station Hill 1 0 0 Coventon, Mrs., The Avenue 2 6 Cramer, H., Church Hill . . 10 0 “ Cricketers’ Arms ” (Collecting Box) 11 9 Crickmay, J. H., Station Hill 1 1 0 Crofton Carol Party 12 10 3 Cross, Mrs., Crofton Road 5 0 Croxford, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road 1 1 0 Cruttenden, H., Broomhill 5 0 Cryer, Mrs., Chislehurst Road 5 0 Cuff, Master, Goddington Lodge 2 6 Culbertson, J., A vena, Albert Road 5 5 0 Culver, P. C., St. John’s Road .. 1 1 0 Daniel, H., The Avenue 7 6 Davis, Dr. Stacy, Crofton Lane 10 0 Day, Mrs. P E., Chelsfield Lane 5 0 Deakin, Mrs., Tower Road 5 0 Dear, Mrs. L. S., Knoll Rise 3 3 0 Dear, Mrs. W. M., Tower Road 5 0 Delves, Miss K., Lyn Cot, Goddington Lane . . 10 6 Dickson, Mrs., Skeet Hill. . 2 6 Dight, Miss, Crofton Lane 10 0 “ District Times ” (Collecting Box) 5 0 Dowling, Mrs., Crofton Lane 2 6 Doyle, Amos. High Street 1 1 0 Doyle, Miss M., High Street 5 0 Duck, Mr. & Mrs. F., Oatfield Road 1 1 0 Duff, Mr. & Mrs. A. S., Broxbourne Road 1 0 0 Duff, The Rev. Canon G. L., Chislehurst Road. . 5 0 Durtnell, P. D., Crofton 2 2 0 Eberli, L. H., High Street 5 0 Eccott. W. J., Crofton Lane 1 1 0 Edwards, D., Lovibond’s Avenue, Crofton 1 1 0 Elliott, Mrs., Oatfield Road 2 6 Evans, Mrs. & The Misses, Tower Road 1 10 0 Farrer, J. S., Crofton 1 0 0 Feam, The Rev. G. R.Y.. St. John’s Road 5 0 Field, H., Broomhill Road 2 6 Firman, E., Broxbourne Road 1 1 0 Firman, Mrs ,E., Broxbourne Road 1 1 0 Carried forward £79 8 6 91 0 2 24 A nnual Orpington and C.tofton {continued). Subscription. Doriation. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward .. 79 8 6 91 0 2 Fitzgerald, C. W., St. John’s Road 2 6 Flook, Mrs. W. G., Station Hill 2 6 Fordyce, G., Fairfield Road 5 0 Foreman, W., Skeet Hill ■ 5 0 Fov, Dr. T. A., Mayfield Avenue 2 6 Friend, Capt. W. H., Crofton Lane 5 0 Frodsham, Miss E., Broxbourne Road 10 0 Fulcher, Mrs., High Street 2 6 Fuller, J. Leslie, Sevenoaks Road 10 0 Fuller, Mrs., Fairfield Road 5 0 Gayfer, D. W., High Street 5 0 George, C. A., Chelsfield Lane 10 0 George, Stanley, Chelsfield Lane 2 6 George, Mrs., Chelsfield Lane 1 0 0 George, Miss, Chelsfield Lane 5 0 Gif fen, Mrs., Chislehurst Road 2 6 Gilliver’s Library (Collecting Box) 5 4 Glanfield, C. J., Crofton Hall 4 4 0 Glover, P., Broomhill Road 10 6 Gowing-Scope, F., Oakhurst, Crofton 1 0 0 Greaves, J. W., High Street 2 6 Green, P. S., Tower Road 5 0 Hall, Mr. & Mrs. W. W., The Avenue 10 0 Hamilton, J. M., Fairfield Road 5 0 Hapets, Messrs., High Street 10 0 Harding, A., Goddington Lodge 2 6 Harris, Mrs., Tower Road 5 0 Harrison, A., Station Hill 2 2 0 Harvey, Mrs., Chelsfield Lane 2 6 Hewett, W. G., Chislehurst Road 5 0 Hickman, Mrs., Beaumont Road 2 6 Higgs, Mrs., Scads Hill House 3 0 Hill, Rowland, Crofton Lane 10 6 Hinton, Miss, Albert Road 7 6 Hinton, Miss, Albert Road (Collecting Box) .. 13 5 Hollands, A. J., Chislehurst Road 2 6 Holroyd, B. Dennett, Isleworth House 3 3 0 Holthouse, H. R., Broomhill Road 2 6 Hone, E. J., Crofton Avenue 5 0 Honey, F. J. C., St. John’s Road 1 1 0 Honey, H. C., St. John’s Road .. 1 1 0 Honey, H. C., St. John’s Road (Collecting Box) 10 10 Hooper, Mrs., St. John’s Road .. 2 6 Carried forward • • • • £101 10 92 17 3 2f> A nrn/al Orpington and Crofton (continued). Subscription. Donation. d. y S . d. ; Brought forward . . 101 1 0 92 17 3 Hopper, H. W., Beaumont Road 2 6 Howe, Mrs., Knoll Rise .. 2 6 Hughes, C. E., The Priory 2 2 0 Hughes, Mrs., C. E., The Priory (Dramatic Per- formances in Village Hall) . . 46 9 4 Humphreys, Mr. & Mrs. H. T., Irene Road .. 1 1 0 Hyde, Mrs., Broxbourne Road 2 6 Jennings, J. G., “ The Cricketers’ Arms,” Chisle- hurst Road 5 0 Johns, C. G., Barclays Bank 1 1 0 Johnson, W. H., St. John’s Road 2 6 Jolly, Mr. & Mrs. W. A., Station Road 2 2 0 Jordan, Alfred, Woodview, Crofton 10 6 Jordan, T. A., Ivvfield, Crofton 5 0 Jordan, Wilfred, Woodleigh, Crofton 7 6 Jupp, H., Broomhill Road 10 0 Kebby, C. A., High Street 2 2 0 Kennett, B. C., Beaumont Road 1 l 0 King, P. L., Newport Market School, Crofton 2 6 Knapton, A. K., Fairfield Road 10 0 Knapton, Mrs., Fairfield Road . . 7 6 Lacey, Mrs.. St. John’s Road 3 0 Lansdell, C. H., High Street 2 6 Lawrence, E., Chislehurst Road 5 0 Lawrence, Mr. & Mrs., The Drive 10 6 Lea, Mr. & Mrs. R. J., Tower Road 10 6 Ledger, Mr. & Mrs., Sevenoaks Road . . 1 1 0 Le Fevre, Miss, St. John’s Road 2 6 Levens, W. & Sons, Station Approach 1 1 0 Lewis, Mrs., Homefield Rise 2 6 Lewis, Mrs., High Street (Collecting Box) 3 0 Lines, Mrs., St. Peter's Road 2 6 Livermore, E. G., Westminster Bank, Ltd. 1 1 0 Loat, E. G., Broxbourne Road .. 2 6 Lockwood, Mrs., Station Hill 5 0 Lord, Mrs. Courtenay, The Drive 10 6 Lucas, Mr. & Mrs. A. L., The Drive 1 1 0 Lucas, Mrs., Ashmount, Crofton. . 2 6 Lyster, The Misses, Crofton Grange 2 2 0 McCarthy, Mrs., Petts Wood Lodge 2 6 Maltman, H., High Street 5 0 Manning, E. A., Chislehurst Road 2 6 Mansfield, Mr. & Mrs., Broomhill 5 0 Carried forward £123 18 6 139 9 7 26 Annunl Orpington and Crofton {continued). Subscription. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward 123 18 6 139 9 7 Marchant, J., Fairfield Road 10 0 Marchant, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road 4 0 Mason, F., Mada Road, Crofton 1 1 0 Mason, G. W., Sevenoaks Road 10 0 Mason, Miss, Crofton Hall 1 1 0 Mathers, Mr. & Mrs. J., The Drive 10 0 May, Mrs. M., Broke 2 2 0 Mercer, Mrs., Chislehurst Road 5 0 Miles, Mrs., Homefield Rise 5 0 Mills, Miss S. M., Homefield Rise 5 0 Mills, Miss S. M. {In Memoriam,) 10 0 Milnes, R. P., Somerset Road 2 6 Mouncher, A. E., Beaumont Road 2 6 Moynihan, Rev. D. C., St. Joseph’s Orphanage 1 7 0 Murrell, Mrs., Holmesdale Road. . 2 6 National Provincial Bank, Ltd., High Street . 1 1 0 Neal, Mrs., Crofton Lane 2 6 Ogbum, P. C., Moorfield Road 1 1 0 Osborn, G., Station Hill 1 1 0 Osborne, The Rev. S. E., The Vicarage.. 10 0 Owen, Mrs., St. John’s Road 2 6 Parke, S. H., Broxboume Road 10 6 Pattison, S. H., Grosvenor Road 2 6 Pattulio, Higgs & Co., Lt 1., High Street 10 10 0 Penis tan, H. S., Crofton Road 1 1 0 Percy-Jones, C. P., Avonstowe, Crofton 1 1 0 Peters, Mrs., Chislehurst Road 5 0 Pettitt, Mrs., Goddington Lane 1 1 0 Phillips, C. J., Ashcroft, Crofton Lane .. 10 0 Phillips, Mrs., Benfield, Crofton Lane .. 1 1 0 Price, H., 130, High Street . 2 6 Priestley, C. R., Goddington Lane 1 1 0 Primitive Methodist Church (Concert) .. 2 0 0 Procter, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road 1 1 0 Purton, C., Langley, Crofton 2 6 Railway Station Staff (Collecting Box) 12 2 Rayner, Miss, The Drive 6 0 Reeves, D. E., Broxbourne Road 1 1 0 Reeves, Mrs., Broxboume Road.. 5 0 Reeves, G. Sr., Broomhill Common 2 6 Reeves, P., St. Hilda’s Road 1 0 0 Reid, Mrs., Goddington Lane 10 6 Relph, Mrs. & Miss, Broomhill Common 2 6 Carried forward £143 11 6 157 0 9 27 Annual ORPINGTON AND CrOFTON (continued). Subscription. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward . . 143 11 6 157 0 9 Renton, Mr. & Mrs., The Drive 1 0 0 Richardson Mrs., Sevenoaks Road 10 0 Ridley, C., HiJlhurst, Crofton 1 1 0 Rogers, W. S., St. John’s Road .. 2 6 Rolfe, W. A., Orchard Grove 2 2 0 Rowe, Mrs. J., Holmesdale Road 1 0 0 Rowles, S. G., St. John’s Road . . 2 6 “ Royal Albert ” Inn, Lower Road (Collecting OX | • * •• •• •• •• • • 10 6 “ Royal Albert ” Inn (On Parade Collection, Armistice Day) 3 4 11 Rugby Football Match, per G. Calver . . 28 8 7 Russell, A. J., Broxbourne Road 1 0 0 St. Andrew’s Church (Collection) 1 3 8 St. Paul’s Church (Collection) 1 15 9 Sales, Miss, Taecan—see Mrs. Bowers Salmon H., Chislehurst Road 5 0 Salmond, J., Otaki, St. John’s Road 1 1 0 Salt, Mrs., Broxbourne Road 1 1 0 Salter, Mr. & Mrs. A. G., The Drive 1 1 0 Scudamore, H., Lovibond’s Avenue, Crofton . . 10 6 Sear, M^ss, Cambray Road 5 0 Seviour, W. L., Broxbourne Road 5 0 Shadwell, Mrs., St. John’s Road. . 2 6 Sharvill, Mr. & Mrs. K. G., Knoll Rise . . 5 0 Shelvey, Mr. & Mrs., Goddington Lodge g 0 Shepherd, Allan J., Woodside, Crofton Lane . . 10 0 4 4 0 Shi])cott, Mr. & Mrs. H. J., Broxbourne Road 5 0 Sills, E., Wiltshire Road 5 0 Simmons, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road 5 0 Simpson, Bernard, Knoll House. . 3 3 0 Simpson, Mr. & Mrs. J. A. F., Station Hill 2 o 0 Skipper, F. J., Grosvenor Road 5 0 Smith, Dr. A. Tennyson, Shanklin 1 1 0 n Smith, Dr. A. Tennyson (Collecting Box) i 7 Smith, C. W. M., Chislehurst Road 3 0 Smith, H. E., Chislehurst Road 2 6 Spencer-May, A., Stanley Road . . 2 2 0 Stapley, Mrs., Sevenoaks Road . . 5 0 Stapley, W. A., High Street 5 0 Steele, Mrs., Chelsfielcl Road 5 0 Stenning, Mr. & Mrs. H. A. P., The Avenue . . 10 6 Stevens, F. G., Ulcombe, St. John’s Road 2 6 Carried forward .. 166 17 0 197 0 £ 28 Annual Orpington and Crofton (continued). Subscription. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward • • 166 17 0 197 0 9 Strahan, J. W., Holmesdale Road , . 2 6 Stringer, Mrs., Somerset Road , , 5 0 Surman, J. L., The Avenue * # 7 6 Swindley, Mrs. B. W., Station Hill • • 1 1 0 Sykes, E., Yarrow, Station Hill • • 1 1 0 Tagg, E. J., Fairfield Road • • 2 6 Tappenden, Mr. & Mrs. F.. Broomhill Cottage 5 0 Taylor, Mrs., Chelsfield Road • • 4 0 Taylor, Mrs. S., Knoll Rise • • 2 6 Taylor, W. R., Chelsfield Road (Collecting Box) 4 0 Tester, Miss, Chislehurst Road . , 2 6 Thomas, Mrs., The Drive 5 0 Tiffin, G., Lovibond’s Avenue, Crofton # # 5 0 Todd, Mr. & Mrs. P. S., Broxbourne Road 10 0 Town Band (Sale of Instruments) • • 30 0 0 Towse, Mr. & Mrs., Tower Road , * 5 0 Twyman, Mrs., Beaumont Road. . , , 2 6 “ Uncle Harry ” . . • • 2 6 Vandeleur, Mrs., Broxbourne Road 10 0 Vann, Mrs., Knoll Rise 2 6 Village Hall Club (Collecting Box) • • 7 0 Village Hall Social Club • • 2 5 0 Wakerell, Mrs., Grosvenor Road # # 5 0 Ward, E., Wiltshire Road 2 6 Warwick, Mrs., Tower Road 5 0 Webb, Mrs., High Street 10 6 Wellington Road Council School (Collecting Box) 6 2 Wells, Miss, High Street 10 0 Wells, Mr. & Mrs. G. H., Broomhill 5 0 Wells, Mr. & Mrs. G. H., Broomhill (Collecting Box) ...... • , 6 6 Wellstead, Mr. & Mrs., Aynscomb Angle • • 9 0 Westbrook, J., Broomhill # # 5 0 Wharton, Mrs., St. John’s Road 2 6 Whitebread, J., High Street • • 2 6 “ White Hart ” Hotel (Collecting Box) . . 2 2 “ White Swan ” Inn (Collecting Box) . . • • 1 2 1 Wild, A., Wiltshire Road. . # # 3 0 Wild, F., Wiltshire Road * # 2 6 Wilkinson, Mrs., Grosvenor Road 2 6 Williams, Mrs., Tower Road 10 0 Wills, F. C., Mada Road, Crofton , , 5 0 Carried forward .. . £176 0 6 232 6 2 29 Annual ORPINGTON AND CrOFTON (continued). Subscription. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward 176 0 6 232 6 2 Wilson, Mr. & Mrs., Station Hill 1 0 0 Wimms, J. H., Towner Hoad 10 6 Wise, W. A. B., Beaumont Hoad 2 6 Woodroffe. K. D., Broxbourne Road . . 1 1 0 Woods, Mr. & Mrs. Bryan, Tower Road 2 2 0 Woods, Mrs., St. John’s Road .. 2 6 Woollings, Miss, Station Hill 5 0 W. W. 2 6 Various Sums under 2/6 .. 9 8 3 Total .. £190 14 9 232 6 2 ST. MARY CRAY. £ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion—in eluding St. Paul’s Cray) • • 11 7 0 Akers-Douglas, Lt.-Col. The Hon. G. The Rookery • • 5 5 0 Babbs, W., Derry Downs • • 1 1 0 Blue Anchor ” Inn (Collecting Box) . . • . 18 2 Burchell, Miss, Park Road # * 9 6 Buster, Miss P., Rosecroft Cottage 2 2 0 Cork, Mrs., Cranbrook House (Collecting Box) 10 9 Cox, H. L., High Street . . « • 10 6 Hearn, W., High Street . . • , 1 1 0 International Stores (Collecting Box) . . • . 1 1 6 Jones, J., Kent Road (Collecting Box) • • 7 6 Pain, W., The Mount, Derry Downs 3 3 0 Pain, W., Stock Exchange Male Choir Concert 31 11 3 Parish Church (Collection) • • 4 12 0 Preston-Jackson. J. W. A. (Collecting Boxes) 5 13 0 “ Red Lion ” (Collecting Box) . . • • 11 6 Redman P. A., Elmdene, Derry Downs • • 10 0 Shadwell, Miss, Ivydene, Derry Downs • • 1 1 0 Sheene, Mrs. E., Lyndon Cottage, Derry Downs 10 0 Snelling, The Misses, High Street • . 2 2 0 Stangers, High Street (Collecting Box) • • 5 0 Temple Congregational Church (Carol Service Collection) • • 2 0 0 Vinson, Mrs. A. M., Sheepcote . . • . 4 4 0 War Memorial Club (Collecting Box) • • 3 6 Webster, A. W., Allestree, Derry Downs • • 1 0 0 T otal . . . . • • £12 3 6 69 9 8 30 Annual ST. PAULS CRAY. Subscription. Donation. £ s. d. £ s. d._ Alexandra Day Collection—see St. Mary Cray Barham, E. F., River View 2 0 0 “Bull ’5 Inn (Collecting Box) 3 12 10 Cray Valley Hospital (Collecting Boxes) 9 8 9 Cray Valley Paper Mills (per C. Evans) 3 10 0 James, Mrs. B. H., Ruxley House 2 2 0 Joseph, C. S., St. Paul’s Cray Hill 10 10 0 Lawrence, Mrs. Doris V., St. Paul’s Cray Place 1 1 0 Nash, Mrs. A., Crayfield . . 10 0 0 Nash, T. H., Garland Hill 10 10 0 Nash, William, Ltd., Employees of 3 8 6 Ruxley Sunday School (per Miss L. Vinson) . . 1 1 6 Stanger, F., Riverdale 1 1 0 Strollers’ Club (per F. Smallwood) 7 0 0 Total £37 4 0 28 1 7 NORTH CRAY AND FOOTS CRAY. £ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion) 5 16 0 Brandes, Ltd., Foot’s Cray 26 5 0 Brandes, Ltd., Foot’s Cray, Employees of— Collecting Boxes 3 17 1 Sale of Wood 15 10 Forbes, W., Ruxley 1 1 0 Holt, Lady, Mount Mascal 5 5 0 London General Omnibus Co., Foot’s Cray (Collecting Box) 7 1 North, Mrs., Vale Mascal. . 10 6 North Cray Social Club (Collecting Box) 1 6 0 North Cray Social Club (Whist Drive) . . 5 10 0 Parish Church, Foot’s Cray (Collection) 4 17 0 Pillman, J. H., Cray Bank. 2 2 0 St. James’ Church, North Cray (Collection ) •• 8 12 7 Searles, W., Bunker’s Hill 10 0 Tossell, W. G., Foot’s Cray Post Office 10 6 Waring, Lord (Collection in Gardens) . . 5 8 9 Watkinson, E., Dower House Lodge 10 6 Total £10 96 62 15 4 O 1 Ol An mi'll DOWNE, HALSTEAD AND CUDHAM. Subscription. Donation, £ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion) 6 13 0 r' Avebury, Rt. Hon. Lord, High Elms . . 5 0 0 Chapman, Miss A., Forest Villa . . 5 0 Cope, Mrs., Snags Lane Farm, Cudham (Collecting Boxj # # •• •• •• •• •• 3 6 Murray, Major A. B., Downe Lodge 2 2 0 Murton, Miss A. M., Petleys 1 1 0 Murton, G. N., Petleys 10 10 0 Smith, The Misses, Downe Court 3 3 0 Teed, Miss T., Beleot 1 1 0 Waring, E. L., Halstead 1 1 0 Waring, Mrs. E. L., Halstead 10 0 Total £24 13 0 6 16 6 CROCKENHILL, SWANLEY & HEXTABLE. £ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportions) :— Crockenhill 6 13 0 Swanley Junction & Hextable 7 3 0 Swanley Village 8 7 0 4t Anchor & Hope ” Inn, Crockenhill (Collecting Box) 6 0 “ Chequers Inn,5' Crockenhill (Collecting Box). . 10 0 “ Fruiterers Arms,” Crockenhill (Collecting Box) W9 6 41 Lullingstone Castle,” Hotel, Swanley Junction (Collecting Box) 19 0 “ The Bull,” Birchwood Corner (Collecting Box) 1 18 8 Vinson, Mrs., Swanley 10 0 0 Wood, Thomas, Crockenhill 2 2 0 Working Men’s Club & Institute, Swanley Junction 21 0 0 Total £2 2 0 56 19 2 CHELSFIELD. £ s d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion including Green Street Green). . 20 11 0 All Souls’ Church, Pratt’s Bottom (Collection) o 10 0 Ayling, Mrs. E. M., Chang-an-Tang 1 1 0 Barnard, J. J. 3 3 0 Carried forward £1 1 0 26 4 0 32 Annual Chelsfield (continued). Subscription. Donation^ £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward 1 1 0 26 4 0 Beecroft, Miss, Keston Lodge 1 1 0 “ Bo-peep *’ Inn (Collecting Box) 2 6 ‘ Bull’s Head ” Inn, Pratt’s Bottom (Collecting Box) . . 2 2 2 Chdd, Miss, Chang-an-Tang 5 0 Cole, A. J., West-holme 10 6 Council School (Children’s Entertainment) D 4 0 “ Five Bells ” Inn (Collecting Box) 1 11 4 Forman, H, Westwood .. 10 0 Fox, W., Holly Croft 1 1 0 George, Mrs. Alma, Chelsfield Lane (Collecting Box) 2 7 8 Has well, Mrs., Keston Lodge 1 1 0 Hill, Miss, Martin dale 13 6 “ Kent Hounds ” Inn, Well Hill (Collecting Box, 7 0 Klein, S. T., Lillys 1 1 0 Langmead, C., Maranatha 10 0 Maw^son, Miss M. C., Holly Cottage 1 1 0 Norman-Butler, A. F., Chelsfield House 3 3 0 Pride of Shoreham & Chelsfield Oddfellows Church Parade (Collection) 9 17 6 St. Martin’s Parish Church (Collection) 9 8 0 Seymour, W., Bucks Cross Farm 10 0 Smith, Mrs., Post Office . . 5 0 Thompkins, E. C., Woodlands 3 3 0 Toe. H—Chelsfield Group, per J. T. Devine . . 3 3 0 Waring, Miss A. M. 1 1 0 Waring, W. A., Hewitts . . 3 3 0 Whitehead, Mrs., Well Hill 3 0 Total ...... £18 19 6 61 10 8 FARNBOROUGH AND GREEN STREET GREEN. £ s. d. £ s. d. Alexandra Day Collection (Proportion for Farnborough) 17 3 0 (Proportion for Green Street Green in¬ cluded under Chelsfield) Altwegg, Mrs., Harbledown, Warren Avenue . . 5 0 Alwem G., Kingsley Road 2 6 Anon., Homestead Road 5 0 Carried forward £17 15 6 33 Farnborough and Green Street Green Annual ( Carried forward £4 14 39 5 8 34 Farnborough and Green Street Green A nnual Subscription. Donation. (icontinued). £ s. d. £ s. d. Brought forward 4 14 6 39 5 8 Shorter, G. T., Jacklands, Chesfield Lane 1 0 0 Simmons, Mrs. C. M., Crown Road 3 0 Skilton, S. J., Green Street Green 2 6 Sollom, Mrs., Glentrammon Road 5 0 Stacey, W., Vine Road 2 6 Staples, L., Hillcrest 2 6 Tarry, W., Glentrammon Road 5 0 Taylor, Mrs., Warren Road 2 6 Thompson, F. P., Homestead Road 5 0 Thompson, Mrs., Sevenoaks Road 2 6 Tuns tall, G. R., Chelsfield Lane 5 0 Turner, A. G., St. Ibbs, World’s End Lane 10 0 Unthank, A., World’s End Lane 2 6 Watson, Prof. Foster, Glentrammon Road 5 0 Whitehead, R. H., Glentrammon Road 2 6 The Woodman ” Inn, Farnborough (Collecting Box) « . •• • • •• • • •• 10 9 Working Men’s Club, Green Street Green 2 18 6 Working Men’s Club (Collecting Box) 2 4 6 Wright, Mrs., Beech Road 2 6 Various sums under 2/6 . . 9 3 8 Total £5 14 6 57 1 1 PLACES OUTSIDE HOSPITAL AREA. £ s. d. £ s. d. Bennion, Dr. J. M., Nursted House, Petersfield 4 4 0 Bromley Charity Cup Competition 2 0 0 Bromley Dramatic Society 10 0 0 Coath, W. J., Blenheim Road, Bickley 1 1 0 Croll, Mrs. E. G., 9, Westbourne Street, London 5 W.2. 5 0 0 Dewrance, Sir John, K.B.E., 165, Great Dovei Street, London, S.E.l. 10 10 0 Fearnley, J. S., Elmfield Park, Bromley 2 2 0 Garratt, Miss, Ingleside, Bexley 2 0 Green, W., Tne Lodge, Clarewood, Bickley 5 0 Ironside, Mrs., 22, Chesham Place, London, S.W. 1. 5 5 0 Jenkins, Miss S., Otterden, Nr. Faversham 5 0 Lewis, Guilford E., Oast House, Hayes 1 1 0 Longuet-Higgins, J., London Stock Exchange 2 2 0 Metropolitan Police Sports, R. Division, Black- heath Road, S.E. 10 0 0 Carried forward £28 14 0 25 3 0 35 Annual Places outside Hospital Area (conti?iued). Subscription. Donation. £ s.. d. £ s. d. Brought forward. 28 14 0 25 3 0 St. Botolph’s Church, Lullingstone (Collection) 3 15 0 South Suburban Co-Operative Society, Ltd., Croydon 1 1 0 South Suburban Gas Company, Lower Sydenham 5 5 0 Stock Exchange, London, Mutual Subscription Fund, per W. Pain, Derry Downs, St. Mary Cray 50 0 0 Varley, Cromwell 0., Lincoln Lodge, Bickley . . 2 0 0 West Kent Electric Company, Ltd., 187, High Street, Lewisham, S.E. 13 . . 10 10 0 Lotal ...... £37 0 0 89 8 0 Contributions for Year 1927 received in 1928. Downe Church (Collection on Christmas Day, £ s. d. £ s. d. 1927) . . 6 2 4 Ellam, Mrs. A., Farnborough 10 6 Green, Miss J., Farnborough 10 6 Holroyd, B. Dennett, Orpington 3 3 0 Humphreys, Mr. & Mrs. H. T., Irene Read, Orpington 1 1 0 LeGeyt, Miss J. M., Abbeymead, Chislehurst . . 1 1 0 May, E. J., Lyneham, Chislehurst 1 1 0 Lotal ...... £7 7 0 6> 2 4 SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS received in the Year 1928. Subscriptions. Donations. £ s. d. £ s. d. Special Donations . . See Page 17 150 16 4 Legacies . . 3 > 17 10,040 0 0 Chislehurst ? 5 21 274 17 0 518 12 5 Orpington and Crofton . . > ? 29 190 14 9 232 6 2 St. Mary Cray ? > 29 12 3 6 69 9 8 St. Paul’s Cray . . ? > 30 37 4 0 28 1 7 North Cray & Foot’s Cray ? > 30 10 9 6 62 15 4 Downe, Halstead and Cuiharn . . > ? 31 24 13 0 6 16 6 Crockenhill, Swanley and Hextable ? ? 31 2 2 0 56 19 2 Chelsfield . . 5 ? 32 18 19 6 61 10 8 Farnborough & Green Street Green > > 34 5 14 6 57 1 1 Places outside Hospital Area . . 35 37 0 0 89 8 0 Payments for 1927 received in 1928 35 7 7 0 6 jU0 4 Total Subscriptions and Donations • • • » £621 4 9 11,379 19 3 36 SUMMARY OF GIFTS IN KIND, AND POUND DAY COLLECTION. 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