The Washington herald., 1914-10-04

Mrs. ]. l. Holland, whose husband
operates a monotype machine on the
night force, has been seriously ~. but
Is now convalescent. Her son. Robert
z. Holland, s. j., q student At Wood
stock College. Nd. was home on visit
last Sunday.
L. C. Richards. Of the supply end, hand
section day. returned from his nfteen
days leave on Tuesday.
James Greenwood, OF the hand section
day, began a tsn-day fishing vacation
October l.
Maker-up z. z. shott. of the spess.
hand section day, has been granted an
eight-day leave and left for Lebanon,
Lebanon County. Pa.
tion day, concluded q ten-day leave last
evening.
G. W. Robinson and George J.swood-
gate were on the sick list last week.
Recent post cards received from Charles
W. Henry. Of the day hand section, tell
that he is enjoying himself at his boy
hood home al Ironton, Ohio.
William Allison, q weII-known Wash
ington printer. having received tenn
porary appointment has been assigned
to Foreman F. H. Melick's section.
George W. Shaffer, a compositor In the
monotype section. has been transferred
to the day hand section.
r. F. ChIsolm, a compositor in the day
hand section for q number Of years, has
been transferred to the monotype sec
ton. seventh floor.
Charles J. Sheets, clerk and timekeep-
er in the once Of superintendent Of work,
is improving from his recent accident
Having been granted nineteen days
leave, Richard S. Peed, Of the hand day
section. will leave tomorrow on a bass
fishing excursion.
F. c. Gentner, Of the hand day sec
ton, is enjoying three days Of his leave
The marriage OF Miss Ethel Minerva
Jones and Mr.. Charles Baxter Tanner, Of
the once Of superintendent Of work, took
place In St. PauTs English Lutheran
Church last Wednesday evening. Rev
DR.. Huddle ohiciating. Mr.. Edgar R.
Baker, clerk in the once Of foreman or
printing. was best man.
At a recent meeting Of the oficers OF
the West Virginia Society, George P.
Dowell, OF the hand section day. was
appointed on the membership commit
tee.
George P Boone passed the weekend
at l1is home at Berkeley Springs. W. Va.
After several months absence. George |
z. Clark returned to the ONCE last Tues |
day apparently greatly improved in |
health.
After an illness of several weeks. John !
H. Butcher, a long and fsvorably known |
employs OF this once, died Monday. Sep /
tember 8. Twenty years ago Mr.. Butcher |
was universally known throughout the |
ONCE. For some years past he had nlled |
q clerical position in the once OF the |
accountant. He was sixty-two years old |
and is survived by his wife.
Tuesday. September =. was the eleventh |
anniversary of the occupancy Of the |
south wing. sixth floor. by the first d.
vision. now day band section.
William A. Roberts has been enjoying
several days at the reunion Of his cid
regiment. the Forty-Fifth Pennsylvania.
Luke ]. Bennett, Of the night hand sec
tion. has been granted twelve days leave
beginning October !.
Joseph Nick. Hodges returned to the
ONCE Saturday upon the expiration Of his
leave.
Ellwood Frey. elevator conductor at the
North Capitol street entrance. has drawn
a good picture of Sergt. Kinert, No. l3,
on the watch force.
During this week Reader Pulliam sub
stituted for Reader Hess. who was OBJ
serving the Jewish New Year.
Chairman w. Z. GarIick, Of the hand
day section has been Reelected chair