. Biennial report of the Caswell Training School, Kinston, .75 Telephones Stationary mirrors for bath-rooms Additional plumbing Fencing Station shed Room at Sutton for low grades, and clothes shelves Total, 1916 $10, GENERAL EXPENSE AND REPAIRS, 1916 Discount on State warrants $ Discount on authorized loan Directors expense Expense of Fairs and Education Campaign Doctor bills Household supplies, tableware, and kitchen utensils Laundry supplies Harness and vehicles
. Biennial report of the Caswell Training School, Kinston, .75 Telephones Stationary mirrors for bath-rooms Additional plumbing Fencing Station shed Room at Sutton for low grades, and clothes shelves Total, 1916 $10, GENERAL EXPENSE AND REPAIRS, 1916 Discount on State warrants $ Discount on authorized loan Directors expense Expense of Fairs and Education Campaign Doctor bills Household supplies, tableware, and kitchen utensils Laundry supplies Harness and vehicles Printing and office supplies Paint School supplies Repairs (mostly of heating furnace) 1, Disinfectants, floor oils, toilet paper, etc Veterinary services Photographs of buildings and grounds Dairy supplies (milk cans, separator, etc.) Brushes (for paint, stable use, dusting, etc.) Treatment for hog cholera epidemic Expense returning runaways, and habeas corpus proceedings Total $5, A Part of Otjr Herd REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT Gentleinen of the Board of Trustees:I herewith hand you my Third Annual Report. General Information A State Institution.—The Caswell Training School, formerly the NorthCarolina School for the Feeble-minded, was established by an act of the Legis-lature, ratified the 4th of March, 1911; amended first by an act of the Legisla-ture of 1913, chapter 191; and again by the Legislature of 1915, changing thename to The Caswell Training School and providing for the admission anddischarge of children. Location.—The School is located about 1^/4 miles from the west corporatelimits of the city of Kinston, on the Central Highway, at the junction of theNorfolk Southern and the Carolina railroads, on a 900-acre farm of NeuseRiver bottom-land about 75 or 100 feet above the sea level, donated by thegood and progressive citizens of Kinston and Lenoir County. The buildingsare on an elevati
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