. Biennial report of the Caswell Training School, Kinston, l 70 125 195 Losses in 1916: Boys Girls Died 1 1 Granted leave of absence 2 Released by Executive Committee. 3 Ran away 3 Sent to orphanage 1 Released by the court 1 1 Stolen by parents 1 — — 10 4 14 Present December 1, 1916 60 121 181 Girls Total 30 43 38 61 53 77 8 Biennial Report Grades of Mentality: Boys Morons 13 Imbeciles 23 Idiots 24 Total 60 121 181 The work of tlie institution during this biennial period has been suc-cessful and satisfactory, and the Trustees desire to express to the Execu-tive Committee, to the Superinte
. Biennial report of the Caswell Training School, Kinston, l 70 125 195 Losses in 1916: Boys Girls Died 1 1 Granted leave of absence 2 Released by Executive Committee. 3 Ran away 3 Sent to orphanage 1 Released by the court 1 1 Stolen by parents 1 — — 10 4 14 Present December 1, 1916 60 121 181 Girls Total 30 43 38 61 53 77 8 Biennial Report Grades of Mentality: Boys Morons 13 Imbeciles 23 Idiots 24 Total 60 121 181 The work of tlie institution during this biennial period has been suc-cessful and satisfactory, and the Trustees desire to express to the Execu-tive Committee, to the Superintendent and his faithful corps of teachersand coworkers, their sincere appreciation and hearty thanks for thevaluable and loyal service rendered by all of them. For fuller information about the work and progress of the schoolduring this period we beg to refer you to the reports of the ExecutiveCommittee and the Superintendent. All of which is respectfully submitted for Board of Trustees by its ^^^^^^- J, Y. JOYNER, Ex Officio President of Board of Girls Dormitory, No. 2(Completed January, 1916; capacity 80 heds) REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE To the President and Members of the Board of Trustees of the CaswellTraining School. Gentlemen :—We liereAvitli submit for your consideration tliis ourAnnual Report for 1916. We have held regular monthly meetings at the institution for thepurpose of approving vouchers and transacting such other business asdemanded our attention. As instructed, we issued a voucher to the D. M. Stanton estate for $79in lieu of voucher ISTo. 115, dated December 20, 1912, on which paymenthad never been made. Your orders for the removal of the criminals, insane, and epilepticsfrom this institution were intrusted to the Superintendent with power toact. His efforts to carry out these orders and the success he had is givenin his annual report. Your instructions in regard to work along advertising lines and theeducation of the people in the cause
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