Evening star., 1914-08-22

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to visit friends. He will return the
first Of the week and take his family
to Colonial Beach.
Private Herbert Hollidse OF No. s
truck company is spending a week at
Colonial Beach
W. H. Lyon Of No. 8 truck company
and Mrs. Lyon have gone to Leonard
town Nd. They will spend a week in
St Marys county.
Capt. Edward oConnor of No. truck
company has returned from q trip to
the seashore. His wife was with him
on the outing.
James @. B. Key, driver of No. 9
truck. has eight days vacation. Ac-
companied by three friends. Key is
motoring through the country between
this city and Atlantic City.
Privates Elmer L. Hanback, and Faust
Anthony Of No. IL truck company are
at Atlantic City They went to the
seashore for ten days.
Private W. W. spangler of No. 1
engine company took three days' leave
| this week and went to Chesapeake
Beach. He made the trip on his mo-
tor cycle.
| Capt. Patrick J. Hollohan of No. l
engine company has been off duty by
reason of sickness. He returned to
work Wednesday morning.
Private Joseph Gates of No 3 engine
company is of duty for eleven days. He
| is satisfied to spend his holiday at home.
Private James F. Reynolds Of No.
engine company is a member Of q yacht
! ing party on the Potomac. His compan-
! ions are fond Of fishing. and before re-
m Nry1J Ay-ry ~
in the nearby creeks, and while in salt
water they will try for big trout and
rockf1sh
Samuel L. Gallatin, engineer of No. 4
engine company. has gone to St. Glenn
| family. His wife and child went there
some time ago. and he win spend fifteen
days with them and bring them home.
Assistant Engineer A. L. Hancock of
No. engine company is at Colonial
Beach with his family. He will return
the last of the month.
Private Edward McNerhany Of No. s
engine company Is spending his vacation
at Colonial Beach. He will remain there
until early in September.
Tent City, Great Falls. Va, is where
Private Edward Waters of No. 8 en-
gine company and family are spending
their vacation season. His five children
are getting thorough enjoyment out of
their stay at the falls.
Capt. ]. T. Rossiter Of No. 10 engine
company has returned to duty. He had
four days leave this week, but did not
leave the city.
Private Raymond King of No. II en-
gine company and family are at Colo
nial Beach.
Albert Grinder private of No. q engine
company, took his family to Chesapeake
Beach this week. They will spend five
days at the resort.
Capt H C. Egloff, in command of No.
Is engine company, has gone to Seneca,
Nd, with a party Of friends on a fish
ing tour. The captain expects to get SO
many fish in five days that he will not
| want to prolong his stay.
Private o. L. Rose of No. IA engine
company has gone to Tennessee to visit
relatives. He will return early in Sep
tember.
Private c. W. Gill, chauffeur for Chief
Wagner. went to Seneca, Md. Wednes-
day with Andrew Hancock, expecting to
catch string of bass.
1.-The water was muddy" was what he
told his friends in explanation of : his
failure to present them with gamester.
"Wait till the next time"
Cant. Howard Wright of No. II engine
company has taken twenty days leave.
He went to York, Pa, on a short stay.
and will visit friends at several places
before he returns.
Cant G.. w. Hopkins Of No. Is engine
comnany ia taking a sixteen days rest
from his duties. He has not left the
city.
H. J. Burns of No. IS engine company
has gone to Atlantic City for SIX Gays.
He usually takes his vacation nve or
six Six rdays at a time and invariably goes
to Atlantic City.