Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-29
there she will visit relatives in Union
City. Ind, and Greenville, Ohio, her
former home.

there she will visit relatives in Union
City. Ind, and Greenville, Ohio, her
former home.
William F. Ulrich and Horace B. Pei
ham Of the watch force are on the sick
list.
John S. May. oiler in the engineers sec
ton, is taking a weeks vacation
William F. Reed. deskman in the day
proofroom, has received letter from F.
E. Buckland who is making a European
tour for the purpose of securing data for
lectures. The letter was written at Stock
holm, Sweden. and informs his friends
that after q month in Denmark, Sweden,
Russia and Finland he will begin voy-
age to Iceland and Spitzenbergen. Mr.
Buckland is a clerk in the bookkeeping
division Of the office.
John s. Burnside, inposer in charge in
the document (hand) section. was granted
thirty days leave the first Of the week
and left for Atlantic City. N. j., where he
will spend his vacation with his wife and
little daughter.
Miss Mary E. Ragan, reader on specl-
fications in the day proofroom, returned
to work Monday after months leave Of
absence.
d.
left Friday to attend the national en-
campment OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
public in Detroit, Mich.
Henry Hobby, assistant foreman OF the
forwarding and finishing section Of the
bindery, is spending two weeks at At
lantic. City.
Mrs. Nellie F. v. Lyons, Frank ]. Free
man and Mrs. Mary M. Freeman OF the
press division are spending their vacation
in Atlantic City.
During the absence Of John S. Burnside
on leave Thomas W. Dom will be acting
imposer in charge in the document
hand) section.
Capt. Daniel v. Chisholm. superintend-
ent of work; William T. Heritage. as
sistant foreman of the monotype key
board section, and James E. Maynard Of
the day proofroom left today for Louis
vile. Ky. to attend the sessions of the
Spanish War Veterans. which will begin
Monday.
John c. Harding, Ed Tanning and
''Cooney'' Mueller. representing Chicago
Typographical Union at the recent con-
ical Union at Providence. r. L.. stopped
off in this city to visit with former printer
friends.
Miss Ola Mallory of the monotype key
board section was on the sick list during
the week.
W. R. Metz superintendent of buildings,
is taking weeks vacation.
Charles Ecker of the forwarding and
finishing section of the bindery returned
to work Thursday. after stay of two
weeks at Shady side Md.
Mitchell Wilcox, T. H. Hall and Hugh
O'Connor Of the machine section are
taking part of their annual leave.
John P Kahler. assistant foreman in
charge of the job press section, returned
from military duty with the LIST Battery,
Field Artillery. n. G. D. c., at Toby
hanna, Pa.
Dan Buckley and Joe Dallas Of Boston
Typographical Union were office visitors
last week.
Charles s. Elder, maker-up in the ~"
document section, who has been spending
his leave in Maine and Massachusetts, re-
turned to work the first of the week.
Francis P Cook of the sanitary section
went on leave this week.
B. F. Sellers of the casemaking and
stamping section Of the bindery returned
with his family from two-week vaca-
ton at Shady Side. Nd.
Col. H. F. J. Drake Of the day proof
room was on the sick report during the
week.
]. L. sauls. formerly employed in the
government printing office was renewing
old acquaintance last week. Mr.. Sauls
represented the Tampa CFla) Typosraph-
ical Union at the l. T. L. convention at
Providence, r. /.
Miss Mary E. Regain. clerk in the office
of Superintendent of buildings. who re-
turned from her vacation Monday. was
called home on account Of the death OF
her uncle, Thomas J. Regan. who died
at his home in this city Tuesday.
P. M. McCallum, maker-up on the "Y,
document section, is at Colonial Beach
for a twenty-day vacation.
Miss Minnie Staev, school teacher OF
Ann Arbor, Mich, is visiting her sister.