Annual report . ! 45 BARTLETT STREET, ROXBURY. SOUTH END INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL PRESS 1888 BOARD OF MANAGERS Mrs. J. W. Andrews. Sarah E. Hooper, ) Mrs. Anna H. Clarke, y Vice Mary Hemenway, ) Wm. H. Varney, Treasurer. Miss Mary J. May, Clerk. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Wm. W. Warren, Edward R. Tyler, John Sweetser, Mrs. Frances A. Waters,Miss Sarah W. Taber, u Abbie C. Jackson, u Amy Morris Homans, M. R. Wilmarth, John Capen, J. Q. A. Brackett, Mrs. Mary M. Wetherell, Miss C. S. Callender, Miss Lucia M. Peabody, Miss M. S. Devereux,Mrs. Harriet F. Wheeler. committee on fina
Annual report . ! 45 BARTLETT STREET, ROXBURY. SOUTH END INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL PRESS 1888 BOARD OF MANAGERS Mrs. J. W. Andrews. Sarah E. Hooper, ) Mrs. Anna H. Clarke, y Vice Mary Hemenway, ) Wm. H. Varney, Treasurer. Miss Mary J. May, Clerk. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Wm. W. Warren, Edward R. Tyler, John Sweetser, Mrs. Frances A. Waters,Miss Sarah W. Taber, u Abbie C. Jackson, u Amy Morris Homans, M. R. Wilmarth, John Capen, J. Q. A. Brackett, Mrs. Mary M. Wetherell, Miss C. S. Callender, Miss Lucia M. Peabody, Miss M. S. Devereux,Mrs. Harriet F. Wheeler. committee on financeJohn Sweetser, W. W. Warren, Edw. R. Tyler, John Capen, Mrs. M. R. Wilmarth, Wm. H. Varney, committee on rules and regulationsMrs. Sarah E. Hooper, Mrs. Frances A. Waters, Mary M. Wetherell, Miss C. S. Callender, Miss Amy Morris Homans, Lucia M. Peabody, Mrs. Harriet F. Wheeler, Mrs. Abby C. Jackson. committee on buildingWm. H. Varney, J. Q. A. Brackett, Edw. R. Tyler. SUPE RI NT E N D ENT Miss S. A. M. REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, The last annual report of the Executive Committee con-tained a full account of the formation, the purpose and the dis-tinctive plan of this School, the details of its various departments,with the success and hopes of each. It will not be necessary,therefore, to give to-day more than a brief account of the workof the past year with its results. The School continues to be indebted to Mrs. Hemenway forthe annual rent of the building. Churches and individuals stillprovide for the expenses of the various departments. While thegeneral character of these departments remains the same, thework accomplished grows more and more satisfactory. In the DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT one hundred andthirty-six women and girls have received instruction during thepast year—and its Committee feel that the good results of theteaching are steadily increasing. They see a marked improve-ment, not merely in the use of the needle, but in habits of or-der, neatness a
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