The Archive · 1902

The C. I. M. School

It is with a feeling of thankfulness that we realise that thave boys who showed Plomaine poisoning symptoms are out of riger and that there are no further indications of the disorder spreading. The five boys who were removed to the General Hospital, namely, Frank Parry, Edgar Derault, Archie Orr-Owing, Cyril Newcomb and Wallace Squire, are now able to get up, whilst two others, Johanie Reid and ry Faers, who suffered from ordinary summer diarrhoea, and not ptomaine poisoning as was at first thought, are now back in the school and at work, after having been most carefully nursed.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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