Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

A. P. Ruth, chief clerk, returned to
his desk last Thursday after a vacation
of three weeks. Mr.. Ruth spent the
greater part of his leave in Reading,
Pa. He was accompanied by his family
Miss Annie Hurley of the chief clerks
office has returned to the office after a
two-week vacation spent at the sea-
shore.
Miss Carrie r. Adams Of the chief
clerks office, who has been on the sick
list for several weeks, is reported to
be in better health.
Andrew of the clerical force
in the disbursing office left here last
Thursday for a vacation of two weeks.
Miss Bessie Thomas of the chief
clerks Office returned to her desk last
Tuesday from a tWo-week trip to Rich
mond, Va, where she visited her sister.
Miss Nettie X. Jones has returned to
the Office of the chief clerk after taking
part of her annual leave.
The following employees of the wet
ting division returned to the bureau
last Monday after leave of absence
Misses Rose Miller, Mary Craven, Eliza
er and Josie Murphy.
Peter G. STEELE has returned to the
examining division after spending a
few days in Philadelphia. last week.
! Joili u. beNlIS VI IN pruning ulVl-
sion. president of the Plate Printers
Union, Local No. 2, returned to Wash
ington in time to represent the local or
ganization at the Maryland state and
District of Columbia Federation of La
Dor convention, which was held in this
city last week. Mr.. Deviny with his
family were in Winchester, Va, for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Mabel Willis of the examining
division will return to the bureau soon,
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and North Carolina.
Miss Rose Kennedy and Miss Jose
phfne G. Holohan of the engraving d.
vision returned to work last week after
an absence of ten days. They went
from New York to Boston by sea.
Miss Isabelle Mckie has returned to
the surface division from New York
city. where she visited relatives.
Miss Mary 4. Nolan returned to the
surface division last Monday after
pend1ng ten days in Atlantic City.
Ralph F. Kackson of the examintnp
division is back at his duties after tax
ing several days annual leave.
r. NJ. sherwood is expected to report
for work in the engineering and ma
chine division early this week after
leave Of absence.
The following employees of the wet
ting division left the office last Mon
day for their annual vacation: Misses
Anna A Ossire, Fannie Taylor. Eathe
Hess. Anglia Lalor. Mary O'Connor, An
ME Mccarthy and Harry Pierce.
Miss Mollie Kemp of the chief clerks
once is visiting in Wernersville Pa.
Miss Kemp was i'll for a time, but is
her health.
Miss Isabelle Meany will return to her
desk in the chief clerks office this
| week.
Miss Dora L. Plat will return to the
stamp perforating division this week
from New YORK cIfV whore c1,n 49,
ten days.
Miss Nellie F. Fallon. also OF the
stamp perforating division. will report
Tor work this week, after a vacation of
two weeks.
John Smith of the examining division
spent last week with friends in New
York city.
Charles Mccarthy of section 8 of the
printing division returned to work last
Wednesday,, having been on sick leave
for two weeks.
Miss Rose Miller of the wetting divi-
sion left the bureau last Tuesday for
a trip through the west. She will visit
the Panama-Pacif1c exposition.
Miss Mary Craven and Miss Annie
Dewey, also employed in the wetting
DIVISION, are taking leave Of absence
for one month and will visit the exposi-
ton and other places of interest in the
west.
J. Williams of the engineering and
machine division is confined to his
nome on account of illness.
Joseph Greenberg of the assistant di-
rector's office will spend part of his
leave at Silver Spring, Md.
Miss Lulu NJ. German resigned her
position in the stamp pe]rforating divi-
sion Wednesday,.
NJ. w. Baldwin and c. NJ. Chambers of
the engraving division began a trip to
the Panama-Paclhc exposition Wednes-
dav. They will be gone for five weeks.
Mrs. Mamie G. Harmon. Mrs. Lulu r.
Robinson and Miss Madelyn Zerega of
the stamp perforating division are on
leave.
c. H~ainsworth, B. F. Shaffner and H..
Germann of the engineering and ma
chine division are on leave.
The following employees of the en-
craving division are away on leave: II.
l.. Chor1ton. NJ. Bradley. J.. F. Mulhare,
J. W. Gessford and II. w. Wolsten-
holme.
Miss Daisy E. Brick of the stamp
perforating division has been at her
home for the last two weeks on account
of the serious illness of her father.
j.. Hruska of the engineering and
machine division is taking a week of
his annual leave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hewins of the surface
division left here September 10 to visit
the Panama-Paci1c exposition.
William J. Hill. pressman in the sur
face division, is confined to his home as
a result of an accident to his right
arm.
Miss Jessie Scott of the surface di-
vision is in New York city for fifteen
days.
Miss Kathleen Esmond of the surface
division has been granted ten days
leave.
John S. Reinburg, pressman in the
surface division. was on leave a few
days last week.
Joseph A. Lash has been absent from
the surface division for ten days on
account Of an injury sustained in an
automobile accident. He Is reported to
be improving.
Arthur r. Thompson of the surface
division is on leave.