Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-01
THE sECRETARY's REPoR-

The secretary's report shows that there are now thirty-four pupils connected with the school; twenty three on duty in the hospital, and eleven in private families; while eight will soon complete their studies and fifteen have graduated during the year. Diplomas have been awarded tc seventy-three nurses during the past ter years. Good reports are heard from then in their various fields of labor Several ol the pupils having Leen brought under the favorable notice of some of our city physi clans, during the five months of outside prao tice while connected with the school have been induced to remain here and they are kept fully employed.
 The school has had the care of SIP patients in the hospital during the past year-45C were under medical tseatment-362 under surgical treatment The increase of patients over the number in any previous year haf been 1O4. Twenty-two children have beer born
 The isolating cottages have been oper every month in the year, and three or foul nurses at time have been detailed to that service in the care of erysipelas, typhoid fever, burns, insanity, &c.
 Two hundred and fifty-seven calls fol nurses have been received by the superinten- dent of nursing; of these, 116 have been answered by sending nurs es still connected with the school; 55 have been referred to graduate nurses. and 96 have unfortunatel not been responded to.
 The report also contains samples of the many most gratify ing certificates of the eff ciency and excellent service of these trained nurses which have been received.
 THE ROLL OF GRADUATES
 Following is a roll of graduates taken from the report:
 Mil Lucena Van woert. Miss Mary Riley. Miss Fl- len Clark Miss Rachel Bailey Miss Fl zabeth FL der, Mi Ch oberts, Mise Sarah Morris Mirs Sar h Ne~ ell, Miss Cynthia Langd ln, Mrs. Oliver Elien six s., Mrs. Theresa Chevslier, Mis-. Caro inc Wilson, Mrs Hopkins, appoi ted pnTt' patron at s,,.. Mary Fl ,ehers hYsEita !. superintendent of the Oonne icut Training sch pol Miss Marie R 4 .ertsen, Miss tnm. Bol on, Nils Penelope Allison. Mrs. a)ary Lewis, Mrs Greene i, Mitchell, Miss Cora Iolson, Miss Lucy LovejoS. Nil g Elizabeth Hubbel, Miss JeAnie Pratt Miss Elm ma Redield. Miss Mary ParmeIee, Miss Alice Strong, Miss Sarah Lamb, Miss Sarah Ouffee Mrs. Julia ford, Miss Carolin- Fechter, Miss Alice II. Colton, Miss Mary A. Andrews Mss Jennie L. CT t of nursii g, Hampton Normsl s' hool Va; Mrs NJ F. Murgatroyd, Olrs J. A. Wilcox. Miss Caroline Griffin, Miss Kate Van Voorh Miss Ohrtstia Dun, Miss Charlotte Judd, Mi Annie G. EI-m- ent appointed superintendent cf nursing, Pittshe cottage hospital; Miss Elizabeth Creemer. superin- trndent of training srhoo iu City hospital Worces- EIizabeth H. Gorton. Miss Emma E. HawIes, Niss Mary E. Colt. Miss Mary J. Walker Miss Julia E. love, Miss Eva A. Caste, Miss Matilda H. Ramsay, Miss Eetella Merrimsn, Miss Lottie E. Reach Miss kmma F. Ball, Mis- Alic- kllis, Miss Mary E. Cook Miss Theresa Trtmper, Miss Beesie A. Miner, Miss Faith E. Hollister Mrs Cherisra II. Pike, stant Peck, Miss Agnes M Sheldon, Miss Franc J. FIsgg,. Miss Lizzie M. Kinsman, Mrs. Eliza A. Clark.