The Late Miss Stott

Kai Tiaki : the journal of the nurses of New Zealand, Volume XVII, Issue 4, 1 October 1928, Page 188

The Late Miss Stott

Soon after the Central Council met, Mrs. Kidd proposed that a letter of sympathy should be sent to Miss Stott, who was lying very seriously ill in Wellington. Miss Stott had been an active member of the Council for years, and members would like her to know that they were thinking of her during her illness. Miss Bicknell said that Miss Stott had asked to be remembered to the Council. She thought it would be a graceful act on the part of the Council to send her a vote of sympathy. Miss Stott had always taken a great interest in nursing generally and would appreciate such a resolution. The following morning a telegram was received saying that Miss Stott had passed away the previous evening. Members stood in silence as a mark of respect. Miss Tennent asked that there should

be recorded on the minutes our sorrow in the loss of Miss Stott and the Central Council's appreciation of her work for the Association.