Evening star., 1915-09-12
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Mrs. Louisa Adams of the manuscript
division, bindery, is expected to report
this week after one weeks vacation at
Atlantic City
Bernard A. Nolan has returned to the
mail division from Atlantic City, where
he has been since September g.
Miss Nellie c. MARI of the manuscript
division, bindery. will return this week
following a vacation of ten days.
William Thorp Thomasson is back in
the mail division after short vacation
at Colonial Beach.
E. r. Waters. with his brother. who
mas been making him visit, will ar
rive in Washington today from the vir-
g1nia mountains, where they enjoyed a
weeks vacation. Mr.. Waters is en-
p!oyed in the bindery division.
Horace Y. BiSbee, linotype operator in
the printing division, was absent last
week on account of sickness.
Frank Cole of the printing press room
returned Tuesday from several days
motor trip down the Potomac with
friends
Elton McCarty has returned to the
printing press room after vacation Of
two weeks.
Daniel Mathews, machinist in the en-
g1neering department, is on annual
leave.
Bert c. Champlin of the manuscript
division of the bindery is taking three
weeks leave of absence and is spending
the time at his country home.
William G. Norbeck will return to the
bindery division tomorrow following
one weeks leave of absence.
Wade H. Rabbit, chief clerk Of the
disbursing office. took several days
annual leave last week
Joseph Dumaine, employed in the dis
bursting office, left last week for his
annual vacation.
George H. Awkward, foreman of the
sewing room fthe bindery; Allan NJ.
Russell and NJ T. Green, also en-
ployes of the bindery. are spending two
weeks of their annual leave at North
Chesapeake Beach.
Wilson Harvey of the bindery made a
fishing trip to North Beach last week.
for two weeks and is visiting friends in
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. He is
employed in the Library bindery division.
Charles O'Connell. deskman in the
brary last Tuesday after three weeks
vacation spent DIN Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. He attended the union
printers base ball series in Philadel-
pha.
William D. Foos of the bindery divi-
sion was on the sick list last week.
Samuel Davenport returned to the
bindery Tuesday from two weeks
trip to Sheffield, Va.
John w. Haslett has returned to the
Atlantic City and Wildwood, N. J.
David F. OBrien, after a five weeks
trip in the Adirondack mountains, re-
turned to the bindery Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary B. Lyston is back at her
desk in the bindery following vaca-
tion of three weeks.
Mrs Alice Morrison, also of the bind
cry force, reported for work Tuesday
after vacation of two weeks. She
visited her daughter in New York
state and also made trip to the Cat
skill noun tains.
William G. Glenn, compositor in the
printing division, left Tuesday for two
weeks annual leave. He has gone to
Philadelphia. where he will visit his
brother.
R. S. Boucher linotype operator in
the printing division, has had his leave
extended. He is visiting his sister in
West Virginia.
After two weeks in Atlantic City
Stanley Harmon, clerk in the printing
division, will return tomorrow.
George r. Erler returned to the
bindery division last Tuesday from a
three weeks fishing trip in Chesapeake
bay.
F. c. Crews of the proofroom was
off three days last week showing
relatives. who are visiting him from
Texas, the sight of Washington.
Hugh Reed. maker-up in the printing
division spent Labor day at Chesa-
peake Beach with the Rotary base ball
club, of which he is manager.