Clarendon Villa, Sussex Place, Regent's Park, N.W.
9th Sept 1889
Mrs Thorndike ... to testify that Sarah Liddimore was in her service for
three months during which time she found her a most excellent Servant,
very respectable civil & obliging.
Mrs. Thorndike had a very good recommendation with her from a person who
had known her for about 15 years.
Mrs. Thorndike only engaged Sarah for three months as she only required
her for that time - there was no reason, other than that, for parting with
her.
[Stamped with the seal of St George's Hospital dated 18th August 1890]
St George's Hospital, Hyde Park Corner, S.W.
19th July 1890
My Dear Nurse Liddamore,
I am very sorry to hear of all the trouble you have had since you went
home, you have indeed had a trying time, no wonder you are not feeling
much stronger. Our Chairman is away so that I could not speak to him about
your extension of leave but Mr Marshall & I quite approve
of you having the extra fortnight your Doctor recommended and hope by the
8th August you will be sufficiently recovered to return to us,
whether you are strong enough or not to go on with your work come there
and let Mr Marshall see you.
With much sympathy for your family & self in this terrible
bereavement.
I am yours sincerely
Harriet Coster
Supdt of Nurses
[N.B. Sarah's father died on the 8th of July, 1890]
Memorandum - Date. 21 Nov 90 (1890)
From Medical Superintendent, Cane Hill Asylum, Purley, Surrey.
To. Sarah Liddamore.
You are engaged on a month's trial as 2nd Class Nurse to join
for duty tomorrow Saturday.
James W Moody, Medl Supt.
Memorandum - 23 Mch 1893
To Sarah Newnham
From Dr. Philipps, Holloway Santorium, Virginia Water.
Re. your application.
Dr. Philipps can engage you as nurse at £23 per year with board, lodging,
washing & uniform. If you accept please join on Monday next.
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