Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
to do some work for the Firemen's As
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to do some work for the F'iremen's AS.
ISOLATION. of which he is treasurer.
George Smith, member of No. en-.
CINE company, is at Colonial Beach.
Driver o. Fraser Of No. 4 engine com
pany Is spending his vacation with his
family at Colonial Beach.
Private A. H. Johnston Of No. en-
CINE company has gone to Baltimore to
remain few days.
Capt. W. F. Lanahan Of No. 6 engine
company took three days of last week
but failed to tell members of his com
pany of the arrangements he had made
CITY," commented a member Of his com
pany, land we take 1t for granted that
he has gone fishing"
Robert Hayes, private in Capt. Heirs
engine company, had three days of holi-
day the past week.
Assistant Engineer B. F. Browne Of
No. 9 engine company ts enjoying q
few days of hip annual vacation.
Lieut.. W. H Lockwood Of No. 10 en-
CINE company took four days Of holi-
day last week.
Four days of holiday were taken last
week by Private A. Archer Of No. II
engine company.
Private J. F. Farr Of No. IS engine
company has taken his annual vaca-
ton and gone to southern Maryland.
~ engine company. was of duty four
days the past week.
Private John Harper of No. Is engine
company was granted his annual leave
Of twenty days. He went to Colonial
Beach to be there during the period Of
the encampment.
Engineer F. w. Brown Of No. Is en-
CINE company took his family to Colo
NAL Beach for a week.
T. W. Reed, marine engineer aboard
the Firefghter, is spending his vaca-
ton at his old home near Nomini. Va.
Private J. n. Marti of the Firedghter
was at Colonial Beach three days last
week.
H. r. Carr, private in Capt. Hanlon's
engine company, has taken his family
main at the resort about two weeks.
Private A. E. Lightfoot Of No. % en-
CINE company took three days Of holt
uay last week ana went squirrel snOOt-
ing. He did not report the result of
his trip. and his friends suspect that
squirrels were scarce.
when he goes fishing" the friend
added, I'VE hear from him, because he
usually IL lucky with rod and line"
II. A. Chapman, third man in charge
of No. 26 engine company, took six
days of holiday last week and went to
the seashore.
chemical company, has taken his wife
and child to Baltimore on an outing.
Private c. r. Kuhns Of No. chem
ical company, wife and daughter, have
gone away for an outing. They are
visiting in Maryland and West Vir-
ginta between Cumberland and Har-
pers Ferry.
Lieut.. c. Thomas Of No. truck COM
pany enjoyed brief rest from his du-
ties last week.
Private W. T. Coulter of No. truck
company and Mrs. Coulter were at CO.
lonial Beach last week for an outing
W. W. Rollins, member of Capt Beers
truck company, took two days of holi-
N. v.
W. H. Lyon, assistant driver of No. 6
truck company, spent three days in
Charles county the past week.
Driver H. w. Hollidge of No. 6 truck
company and Mrs. Hollidge have gone
to Norfolk for a week.
Capt. J. E. Hooper Of No. Z truck COM
pany took holiday of two days last
week.
Private J. H. Nolan of No. truck
company has taken his family to CO.
lonial Beach for an outing.
President Fairall and Robert Stroebel
of the Maryland State Firemen's Asso-
citation, Mr. Burke of the Newark. n
j.. fire department, officers of the local
association and DR.. L. D. Walter, hon
orary member. were guests of No. 10
engine company at an entertainment
and clam chowder feast Monday night
Harold Stutz's orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the occasion, Charles Abbott,
Harry Omeara. Mike Harowitz, Mr.
FAINT and the Nathelon Quartet con-
tributed to the entertainment. More
than eighty guests were in attendance