Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-01
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the remainder of their vacation will be
spent.
Fred c. Chase of the printing divi-
sion returned to the library July %
after brief illness.
Homer NJ Mohr. linotype operator in
the printing division, is due at the Ii
brary tomorrow morning. He has been
engaged in target practice with the
LIST Battery, N. G. D. c., for the past
few weeks.
Horace V. Bisbee is back in the
printing division of the library after
a weeks vacation spent with friends
near Braddock Heights, Nd
Charles b. Titlow, chief engineer of
the library. returned to work last
week from a threeday fishing trip at
Back River, Md.
Edward Gibson of the engineer de-
partment will leave the library to-
morrow for Colonial Beach, where he
will spend the month of August.
w. H. Rinehart of the superintend-
ent's force has been granted thirty
days annual leave. He viii spend his
vacat ton with his parents in Frederick.
Nd.
Hugh Reid. reviser in the printing
division of the library. is managing
the Eastern Rotary team in the Rose
dale League, and his efforts have been
largely responsible for the teams as
cension from the cellar position into
fourth place in the clubs standing.
Stanley r. Gilbert. linotype operator
in the printing division. left the H.
brary last Thursday for thirty days
annual leave. He will take an extend
ed trip through Pennsylvania.
ment leaves the library tomorrow for
two weeks annual leave. He will visit
Leonardtown, Md.
H. w. Trembley. employed on the en-
gineer force at the library, will return
to his duties tomorrow from Buffalo,
N Y, where he has been visiting rela-
tives.
William Lott of the watch force at
the library has been granted thirty
days leave.
watch force. is enjoying two weeks of
his annual leave.
V. II. Hagan of the disbursing office
at the library is spending week $
leave of absence in Maryland. Mr..
Hagan has been suffering from i'll
health for some time and it is thought
that the change of climate will do much
to restore his usual good health.
w. c. Sicily. assistant chief of the
mail division, has been absent from
the library during the past week on &C
count OF sickness.
B: A. Nolan. assistant in the same
division, was also on the sick list last
week.
John H. Hayes of the bindery is TAX
ing two weeks leave Of absence.
Miss Eunice F. Hartley. on the bindery
force at the library, left the building
last Tuesday for Portsmouth, Va, to
visit her cousin. She will be gone ten
days.
Hoyt A. Holton. compositor in the
printing division, will leave the library
this week for a visit to his mother,
who is to celebrate her eightieth birth
day anniversary the early part of this
month.
Mrs. J. s. Tyler was detailed last
Tuesday to the printing press room of
the library. in place of Miss Sarah Z.
Meyer. who is visiting relatives in Har-
risburg. Pa.
Esau Beall of the bindery was off duty
a few days during the past week, suf-
ferins from slight indisposition.
Miss Lucy A. Tune Of the manuscript
division is still absent from the library
on account of illness OF her mother.
Beginning tomorrow David F. O'Rrien
Of the bindery force will take six weeks
leave. Mr.. OBrien will take an extend
ed try to Lake Placid and Lake
RaQuet, returning by the way Of Sara
toga and New York city.
o. NJ. Haas OF the watch force at the
library is taking thirty days of his
annual leave. He left the building last
Monday.
Edwin r. Walters of the bindery will
leave the library tomorrow for two
weeks vacation
William Boulder will return to the en-
gineer department at the library today
from thirty days annual leave, which
he spent at Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
Timothy Mangan Of the same depa TT =
ment will report for work at the library
tomorrow morning, after two weeks
leave Of absence.