Evening star., 1915-10-24
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING,

Kemp, Rosetta A. Campbell, Edna e.
Eaton, Rigina O'Donnell. Elsie K. De
Velbis, Mary L. Sheehan, Katherine NJ.
Neyster. Naomi G. Mollohan, Mary A.
Donovan, Alice ]. Reardon and Susie
Highsmith
Harry K. Guild and Patrick R. Barrett
have been appointed to the bureau
watch force.
Miss NJ. Fields returned to the wet
ting division last Monday. after two
week vacation.
Daniel W. Beach Of the chief clerks
office was absent from his desk the
early part Of last week on account OF
illness.
Miss c. Willis. employed in the once
leave until the LIST Of November.
Miss Mary A. Cartner returned to her
duties in the chief clerks office last
Wednesday. following several weeks
sojourn in New York. New Jersey and
Miss Louise NJ Eber and Miss Edith
Thompson of the stamp perforating di-
vision are on annual leave, and nave
taken a trip to Mia cara Falls.
r. NJ. Walieigh Is In Philadelphia,
where he is visiting friends. He is en-
ployed in the office Of Mr.. Ruth.
Miss Mary Ross of the stamp per-
forating division will return to the
bureau this week after a vacation of
David Fulton Of the printing division.
and treasurer Of the Plate Printers
Union, who has been confined to his
lome by illness for some time, Is SOW
ly improving.
Charles B Cameron. secretary Of the
Plate Printers Union. 10 recovering
from injuries received in street ac-
cident recently.
duties last Monday. after a vacation OF
one week spent at B1uemont, Va.
George 2 Jacobs OF the engraving
division will report for work this week,
after two-week trip through the New
England states.
Mrs. Mollie c. Jump OF the clerical
branch OF section 8 Of the printing d.
vision will return shortly from her an
nual vacation.
Miss Eima j. whitacre and Mrs. Fran
ces Lytton Of the wetting division will
return. tomorrow from a vacation OF
two weeks spent In Virginia.
Edward c. McReady will return to
the wettfng division this week, after
two weeks annual leave.
Miss Mary Morris Is back from her
vacation. which she spent at her home
in Culpeper, Va.
Richard H. Entenmann. lNhographic
transferrer in the surface division. left
the bureau last Monday for a flfteen-
day vacation. to be spent in Jamaica,
Long Island.
Frank j. McKenna Of the printing d.
vision recently attended the funeral of
his brother. held in Philadelphia.
P. ]. Ryan. editor of the Plate Print
er. was the guest of Col Robert [.
Montague at his country residence in
John Builough. foreman Of section II
Of the printing division. has returned
to @ his desk: after a short illness
the printing division. are promipent
members Of several Of the bowling
leagues in the District
c. ]. Krams OF section of the print
ing DIVISION is still confined to his
home by illness.
John J. Deviny Of the printing divi-
sion and president OF the local Plate
Printers Union. was absent from the
we're cold.
J. F. Buckner Of the engineering and
machine division. who has been i'll at
his home. has returned to work.
II Of the printing division were on
leave during the past week: Joseph A.
Hardie. James A ellison, Charles G.
Rayle and Miss Emily Quinn.
Walter w. Beller of section . Of the
printing division is absent on account
Of an injured finger.
George Herman Of section 8 Of the
printing division Is still absent be-
cause OF Illness.
Miss Gertrude McArdle Of section 9 of
the printing division resigned her posi-
tion in the bureau. She was married
October in Baltimore to Walker Cor
don Benson Of the Juvenile Court OF
NJ. ". Baldwin and Charles NJ.
Chalmers of the engraving division re-
turned to their desks Monday after an
absence of five weeks. spent at the
Panama-Paciflc exposition and several
Of the coast cities.
George L. Dant' Of the engraving divi-
sion has returned from four-week
vacation. the greater part Of which
was spent at Atlantic City.
Edward Pennell Of the printing divi-
sion was called to New York city last
Tuesday by the death Of his brother.
Following are the employees of section
IL of the printing division who were on
Bonner. L. Dayton, Norah James and
Ethel D. Berry.
The sick list of section II for the
past week included the names of Kath-
crime Myers. Lula NJ Thompson. Ger
trude b Marineo, Percy o. Lawrence
and William ]. Fagan.
C. X. Young of the engraving divi-
sion was absent the week past on ac-
count of illness
F. A. MCGUIRE Of the engraving divi-
sion was on leave during the past
week. visiting his home In New Jersey
e J. Cunningham has returned to his
employment in the engineering and
machine division. He has been absent
one week. owing to the death of his
father.
William hampton and Edward Hell
muth of section 13 Of the printing divi-
sion are on fishing trip to the upper
Potomac.
Miss Henrietta Apter Of section 13 Of
the printing division spent the past
week visiting in New York city
John Nypuist. also Of section 13 OF
the printing division. has been visiting
in Maryland during the past week
S. Cornwell OF the engineering and
machine division. has returned to the
bureau, after taking a portion of his
annual leave.
Jesse Watt of section 12 of the print
ing division Is visiting George Smith
at his home In Maryland
Benjamin F. Harris and William F
Kennedy were absent from section 13
of the printing division last week
owing to sickness.
GEORGE Kniff'n. blacksmith in the en-
gineering and machine division of the
bureau, who was III for some time, has
recovered sufficiently to return to work
Miss Katherine Kelly Of the surface
division is taking a portion of her
leave.
Mrs Elizabeth D. seitx o. the surface
division is reported to be seriously i'll
in a local hospital
Mrs NJ. L, Webster of the surface
division was on leave during the week
HOSPITAL FOR INSANE. Il