Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]
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In Ward No. 4 (St. James'), the election was
held at No. 12, Clerkenwell Close. There being six
candidates only for six seats, the retiring members
Messrs. R. Stebbings, W. R. Putterill, H. Phillips
and F. Mache were re-elected, and Messrs. G. F.
Cooper and W. Edenborough were elected in place
of Mr. W. Goody and Mr. W. E. Davis, who did
not seek re-election. Mr. W. Pearson was elected
as Auditor of Accounts.
In Ward No. 5 (St. John's), the election was
held at the Constitutional Hall, 15, Clerkenwell
Green, and was decided without a poll. Messrs.
F. G. Boulton, J. Shilton and Wm. Reason were
re-elected, and the Rev. W. Dawson, M.A. and
Mr. A. Mignot were elected to the seats vacated
by Mr. Jolly and Mr. F. C. Holliday. Mr. A. A.
Bellefontaine was elected Auditor of Accounts.
Meetings.-Under the Byelaws of the Vestry
Standing Committees are appointed at the first
Meeting of the Vestry after the Annual Elections,
and Special Committees are appointed from time to
time to deal with special questions, and it is at the
Meetings of these Committees that a very large
quantity of the detail work of the Vestry is carried
out. The following statement shows the number
of Meetings held by the Vestry and the various
Committees during the year, and will also shew the
parishioners that the administration of their local
affairs is no light task, but is one which entails considerable
labour on those who, recognising the
duties and responsibilities of citizenship, come forward
to take part in the municipal work of the
Parish.