In 1913, the city Federation of Women's Clubs gives $1,000 to assist the hospital in establishing and maintaining district nursing.
Nursing students are vaccinated against typhoid.
The hospital purchases a second ambulance.
Superintendent Ida Washburn wrote, ?The grounds are gradually being improved. This spring a number of maple and evergreen trees, together with some shrubbery, have been set out, and a vegetable garden has been cultivated at the easterly side of the hospital.?
