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1898
Monday 7th
Nothing of importance to record.
13 pupils
Tuesday 8th
Ladies Sub Committee
Sarah Trought admitted
Miss Williams Journal read and
the Matrons requisition book signed
13 pupils
Wednesday 9th
Nothing of importance to record
13 pupils
Thursday 10th
Nothing of importance to record
15 pupils
Friday 11th
Revd G Trowes conducted service
15 pupils
Saturday 12th
Nelly Laycock & Eva Elliott asked
admission and were received
Sub Matron & Laundress out for the afternoon
Sunday 13th
Mr Hartley conducted morning Service
Mr Dobbie evening Do
Matron & Officers out to their usual services
Monday 14th
Laycock & Elliott not feeling well
enough to remain. Left this to return
to the Hospital when they had
been under treatment for some weeks
Mrs Wonnicott brought a daughter
to be received being, very disobedient
running about the streets in company
with the worst characters.
May Collier gone as general Servant to
Mrs Lakeman of Woodlands near Camden
at 5/ per week.
12 pupils
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