Case 862518. Letter from E's employer saying that E. was not leaving in disgrace but had "foolishly" given notice because she was scolded by the Cook [June 1909]View the Case Summary.
me notice, because she was scolded by the [Cook]. She wanted a good deal of looking after so we were not sorry to have the chance of getting a more experienced girl. I shall be staying at "The Holmwood Vicarage" Yours truly If she hears of a suitable place but has to wait for a week or so for it, is she to go to London or Penkridge? We do not want her after 14th.
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