Schlesinger Library
Miriam Van Waters Papers. Reformatory for Women at Framingham, 1876-1970. Subseries 3. Student correspondence, 1936-1971, n.d. Correspondence: T, 1951-1953. A-71, folder 345. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

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Aug 30, 2021 iyg Aug 25, 2021 jenweintraub	(seq. 3) Febrary 28, 1951 Miss Rose Abrams, Secretary Civil Service Commission State House Boston 33, Massacusetts Dear Miss Abrams: Today I heard from Mrs. Elizabeth M. Toner employed, I believe, at the U. S. Veterans Hospital in Bedford. She is an applicant for civil service examination. It is doubtless known to the Civil Service Commission that Mrs. Toner was a patient for drug addiction in this institution. She made a good re- covery and was employed as a clerical worker, ful- filling all requirements of her position. I am in no way able to pass upon her present medical con- dition. However, I can vouch for her honesty and integrity, and her ability to do an excellent day's work. Yours very truly, Miriam Van Waters, Superintendent MVW/hmo	(seq. 3) Febrary 28, 1951 Miss Rose Abrams, Secretary Civil Service Commission State House Boston 33, Massacusetts Dear Miss Abrams: Today I heard from Mrs. Elizabeth M. Toner employed, I believe, at the U. S. Veterans Hospital in Bedford. She is an applicant for civil service examination. It is doubtless known to the Civil Service Commission that Mrs. Toner was a patient for drug addiction in this institution. She made a good re- covery and was employed as a clerical worker, ful- filling all requirements of her position. I am in no way able to pass upon her present medical con- dition. However, I can vouch for her honesty and integrity, and her ability to do an excellent day's work. Yours very truly, Miriam Van Waters, Superintendent MVW/hmo

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