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Report of Industrial School on Capitol Hill
For the Month of April 1867
1 No of hours taught = 1 1/2 beginning at 2 o'clock closing at 3
2 No of Teachers = 2 Harriette Carter and Eliza Heacock
3 No of Scholars = 70
4 Average attendance = 38
5 Always present = 7
12 Number who take work home = 69
13 Branches taught = Sewing and Shaw braiding
15 Aid from Bureau = Fuel and the room for holding the school
16 Aid from other Sources = one box of second hand clothing from Framingham Mass, the material used reported last month
17 = Amount of work finished = 234 garments and 22 hats made 350 yds. of shaw braid and 13 days work in scrubbing school rooms
18 = Amount given away = 255 garments and 6 hats 3 bibles
19 = Amount Sold = 5 hats

Remarks = The hats are the only articles that are sold.  The proceeds are used to purchase such articles as are needed for the school or in [[delicasies?]] for the Sick.  The number that take work home 49 are women, and are not counted with the children in all making, 139 scholars
Eliza Heacock

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