Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-03

The Departmental Duckpin League has
suspended its schedule during the holi-
ddys, to be resumed January ). January
Q the 6. p. o. team will go against, the
Iack quint that represents the Treas
my Department. These two teams in their
last match gave a fine exhibition the
Treasury winning by a narrow margin.
A large delegation from the office is ex-
pected TO witness the match next Friday
at the Palace alleys. when Capt Brooks
VIII lead the printery team.
Louis r. Lippincott, assistant foreman
or the monotype section, has received a
Gopy OF the Indian Leader. published at
Haskell Institute. Lawrence Kan The
Leader is devoted to Indian education,
apd Is published by the student appren-
noes under the instruction of James NJ
eaver former linotype operator in
Robert Fletcher OF the proofroom re-
turned to work Wednesday after vaca-
ne made a 2J0-mile' walking trip down
the shenandoah valley. Bob spent part
OF MS vacation on his farm, near South
river, Md.
MISS Charlotte Moakler of the Depart
ment or Agriculture and Mrs Mary r
f.eiiiy visited their many friends in the
once OF the superintendent of documents
idst tuesday. These ladies were formerly
employed in the stock section. docu-
nlsnts office. and received a cordial well
come by their friends.
cards received by members of the
proofroom chapel from Proofreader
ssosepn T.. eolton announce that he and
I vi. cotton are enjoying n visit at their
oid hometin New Orleans. They send
ueiiday greetings to their friends.
Daniel Williams OF the watch force is
among those on the sick list this week.
Miss NJ T. Hayden. reader ON speci6-
tyn, y. Y. Jun
81 Arthur Kelly. chief of the stock sec
pon. superintendent of documants oeic
mas VISITING him this winter his ann
Hrs- T. Southland. and grandfather
- II Ionh ANUS of Maple farm Macon
90 -, Ahtis IS nInety-seven years of
So ana Is a remarkably active man for
his Years Re is one of the old ssfortv
uthsfs' and tells many interesting stories
81 me early DAYS on the frontier. and of
-s personal friendship with Kit Carson
~ith whom he fought against tbe In5sa 49,
~ ihahlhS their journey across the plains
Proofreader II. J. mcclure was ca,,od
% his home in Pennsylvania tho Gre. -
-ne week Dy the illness OF his mother
MIS- Johanna Curtin of the SANITARY
lection Is confined to her home VIII
tt'acN OF pneumonia.
Maker-up James W Mathers of tho
1ocuInent (hand) section is on the sick
Elmer f. Schooley. copyholder in tho
oroofroom. is enjoying a portion of his
annual leave. -
Samuel G. Bullock. elevator CON
ductor, Is among those in the electrical
section taking leave this week
Miss +. NJ Da Vega of the bookkeep-
ing section. superintendent of dori1-
nents office. left Wednesday afternoon
10 spend New Year with her sister in
New York city
Hiss Mary< Price. Mrs f. X Bradley
snd Samuel Colyin are among those If
week.
j. y. Cobb and w. Fl. Van Bibber Of
ne document thando section have
aeen doing detail on the maker-up
oank during the past week.
Charles S. ShutterIy of the proofroom
Vas absent a portion of the week on
account of illness
Elias Wolfe of the machine section,
who received an injury to his foot sew
.rai days ago, has returned to his
iuties-
Charles +. Bauers of the monotype
keyboard section was on the sick list
Turing the week.
William r. Burgess. of the proof
ocIn. who has been i'll for the past
hrec weeks, returned to work Wednes-
lay.
Assistant Foreman William 7. Her.
itage of the monotype keyboard room
eturned to his duties Monday. after
lisit with his brother in Philadelphia.
j. H. Hennessey. roller maker in the
,ress division, who was operated upon
ecently in a local hospital. is rapidly
improving
George Terwilliger of the document
hand) section spent the holidays Wis
ting relatives in Poughkeepsie. N
Walter r. Kervin. chief of the ship
ling section, superintendent of docu-
nents office is spending the holidays
Il his home in Boston Assistant
george Schmidt Is acting chief during
he absence of Mr.. Kervin.
r. F. Chisholm of the document
hand) section has been on the sick
ist the past week
Frank Fl. Hambright of the night proof
conn who has been on the sick list for
cveral weeks, returned to work Monday
light.
Samuel c. Mawson OF the watch force
gas an attendant at the funeral OF the
ate Col Burton r. Ross. held at Ar
ington cemetery last Monday. Col.
Ross was commander of u. :. Grant
POST G. A. r., for four terms
James Boyle Of the watch force began
lis annual leave this week.
William y. Brockwell was unanimously
collected chairman of the day proof
Dom chapel last Wednesday.
William P. Chroniger, who performs the
tuties of fire marshal. is rapidly recov
ring from an operation recently under
zone
Harry O'Donnell OF the night proof
oom took brief vacation last week.
Orville a. Caikins Of the document
handp section, night. and Mrs. Calkins
eft today fc- three-week vacation in
Florida. They will visit Jacksonville.
IT. Augustine. Palm Beach and other
titles before returning.
Miss Emma L. Russell OF the stock
lection, office OF superintendent OF docu-
nents, is enjoying twenty days leave
" absence.
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