Evening star., 1915-09-12
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2. will return to Washington some time
this week from Winchester, Va, where
he and his family have been spending
their vacation.
E. J. Leahy has returned to his du-
ties In the engineering and machine d.
vision after months vacation at At
lantic City.
The Misses NJ. Mabel De Atlev. Anna
Liesmann, Grace NJ. Taylor and Agnes
Donaldson of section 2. power presses,
spent the week end and Labor day at
Atlantic City.
Fred Burlingame and c. Harry How
ser, custodian of presses, are on an
nual leave.
Miss Ollie Greer of section of the
printing division, who was seriously ill
for several weeks, has recovered her
health and has returned to her duties
in the bureau.
T. Nugent and William oDonnell have
returned to the engineering and ma
chine division after leave of absence.
Miss Mabel Willis Of the examining
division is spending a few weeks in
West Virginia and North Carolina.
George Wells. engineer in the exam,
lining division, is taking few days
weeks leave of absence.
Miss Sallie S. Fenwick of the stamp
perforating division has returned. foi
lowing a trip to Boston and New YORK
by water.
Miss Rose Kennedy and Miss Jo-
sephine G. Holohan of the engraving
division will return this week after
an absence of ten days. They took
trip to New York city by water.
r. L. Mullhall of the examining di-
vision and P. J. ONeil and J. ]. Bonner
of the printing division have returned
following ten-day fishing trip at
Endfield, Md.
Joseph Heany, Thomas Nugent and
William Nightingale of the engineering
and machine division are back at their
duties.
Miss Helen Dillon of the surface divi-
sion is in Pittsburgh for a stay of two
weeks.
Miss Isabelle McKie of the surface
division has been on leave for the past
city.
Miss Margaret M. Becker Of the sur
face division is spending her leave at
Ocean City. Md.
Miss Effie A. Craig. clerk in the sur
face division, is spending her vacation
in Asheville and Waynesville. N. C.
James Barry. employed in the exam
lining division, has returned after ten
days leave.
Miss Mary E. Nolan will report for
work in the surface division tomorrow
morning. She has been on a ten-day
trip to Atlantic City.
The Misses Ellen T. Becker. Fannie
c. Elgin, Irene Franklin, Mary Nc
Carthy, Sarah Reese, Amy Jones, Mrs.
Mary Saunders and Mrs. Harris have
returned to the examining division aft
er taking a portion of their annual
leave.
Miss Ida A. Bowes of the stamp per-
forating division was granted leave of
absence for a few days last week and
enjoyed a brief recreation at Ocean
View and Virginia Beach.
Miss Nellie NJ Sacrey has returned
to the stamp perforating division from
Atlantic City, where she spent two
weeks vacation.
Ralph F. Jackson Of the examining
division is absent from the bureau q
few days on leave.
Frank B. Slater, who has been away
from the examining division owing to
illness. resumed his duties last week
much improved in health.
F. M. Sherwood of the engineering
and machine division is taking a
weeks leave of absence.
J. Jamison, foreman of carpenters. is
on leave and is staying at Asbury
Park, N. j.
Samuel Cornwell of the engineering
and machine division is away on a gun
ming trip.
E. L. Tucker has been transferred
from the engineering and machine di-
vision to the engraving division.
Miss Irene Smallwood is visiting
friends in Montgomery county. Pa. She
is employed in the stamp cumming
division. ~
William Roberts has returned to the
stamp cumming division after spend
ing a weeks leave at his home in
Miss Helen A. Gleason of the stamp
perforating division has returned to her
duties in, the bureau.
c. Harnsworth, l.. Sakeman, F. Blood
and L. Dolan of the engineering and
machine division are on vacation.
Walter Burke of the same division
has purchased new automobile.
William E--JSterling of the chief
clerks Office returned last Tuesday
after two weeks leave spent in At
lantic City.
Beginning tomorrow. the following
employees of the wetting division will
leave the bureau for their annual vaca-
ton: Anna A. Ossire. Fannie Taylor,
O'Connor, Annie Mccarthy and Harvey
Pierce.
Frank ]. Larner. assistant chief of the
wetting division. who was seriously
injured In an accident recently, is re-
ported to be in an improved condition.
Office has recovered sufficiently from
her recent illness to leave the city. She
is now visiting in Wernersville, Pa.
Miss Maud Miller, employed in the
office of the chief clerk, is absent from
the bureau and is said to be i'll.
Miss Eula E. Burke of the stamp per-
forating division is spending her vaca-
tion at her home in Burkeville. Va.
Miss Isabelle Meany. employed in the
Office of the chief clerk, left the bureau
last Tuesday for one weeks vacation
Miss Dora E. Platt has been granted
leave of absence for ten days and is
in New York city. She is employed
In the stamp perforating division.
Miss Frances P. Deck of the same
division is away on a two-week vaca-
ton.
Miss Nellie F. Fallon of the stamp
perforating division has been granted