Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-05
turned from a trip to Atlantic City

turned from a trip to Atlantic City.
8. j. Martin of the tool shop left
Thursday for Mechem River. Va, where
he will Join Mrs. Martin, who has been
visiting relatives in that vicinity for
the past two weeks. They will return
Monday.
c. Newhart of the breech mechanism
shop, with party of friends, left yes
terday in his launch for trip to Co
lonial Beach.
]. c. O'Laughlin of the tool shop was
transferred to the bureau of engrav-
ing and printing as machinist August
rs. He has been in the tool shop for
the last thirteen years.
e. L. Scott of the breech mechanism
shop, who has been absent for the
past three weeks on account of Illness
has recovered sufficiently to return to
work Monday.
J. E. Morrison and George H Setback
OF the west gun carriage shop have
begun a two weeks vacation at At
lantic City, Asbury Park and other re-
sorts on the New Jersey coast.
j. Mckinney has successfully passed
the examination and received the ap-
pointment as chief chemist of the yard
j. r: Haskins of the tool shop, with
Mrs. Haskins. left here yesterday for
Old Point Comfort. Yorktown and Nor
folk, Va, where they will visit friends
for two weeks.
Thomas R. Hughes of the west gun
carriage shop is spending a week OF
his annual leave visiting his former
Rob Roy Mackay of the east gun car
rage shop has been absent for the
past two weeks, suffering from an at
tack of illness.
Ryan, has returned from a two-week
vacation, which was spent at Atlantic
City.
Dan Leahy, a helper of the tool shop
is absent attending the annual encamp-
ment of the Spanish War Veterans
which is being held at Scranton, Pa
]. Eckhart of the power plant left
here Wednesday for a trip to Philadel-
phia. where he will be Joined by Mrs
Eckhart.
George Richards of the west gun car:
riage shop is on leave of absence al
Colonial Beach.
w. A. Hogan of the forge shop, who
was absent from work for several
leg. returned to work last week.
D. L. Moss of the miscellaneous shop
has gone to Point of Rocks, Md. on a
two.Week fishing trip.
William kershaW of the tool shop
spent several days at Leona rdtown, Md,
visiting relatives last week.
William E. Mcguire, a former ma
chinist of the breech mechanism shop,
has been called to work in the same
shop in his former capacity.
c. L. Williams, an apprentice of the
west gun carriage shop, was trans
ferred to the drafting room last week.
William Potter, jr.. of the tool shop
and Mrs. Potter. will spend today and
tomorrow visiting friends in Balti-
Eli Harrison of the west gun carriage
shop will spend a weeks leave fishing
at Piney Point, Md, and on the Cone
river.
The following machinists were called
to work in the secondary mount shop
during the last week: Samuel Houlton,
Lester Saunders, Frank Grimes, Guy
Ellis, Raymond Liesinger, Clarence
Holland, Albert Corners, B. Donmoyer.
J. G. Koch. F. K. Brenneman. G. c.
Hartranft, E. B. Stojes, L. V. Hart,
Fred Duke and G. A. Houck.
R. L. Roberts of the tool shop spent
a weeks leave on a fishing trip on
Chesapeake bay.
Harry Hicks of the erecting shop has
been confined to his home the last two
weeks on account of illness.
J. N. Wissman of the seaman gun
ners' shop. who has been Ill for five
weeks, returned to work Friday.
Louis Sousa of. the tool shop and
his brother are spending several days
at Coal Gate Creek, Md.
w. A. Copper of the west gun car
riage shop is spending several days
at Colonial Beach.
w. L. Torney of the breech mechan-
ism shop and Mary Goldburg of this
city were married Saturday. Imme-
diately after the ceremony they left
here for Norfolk, Va.
Ed Buddington of the forge shop,
who was on a weeks leave. returned
to work Friday.
William Prender of the tool shop has
returned from short vacation, which
he spent in the Blue Ridge mountains.
Charles H. Farrin. machinist. was
called to work in the erecting shop
during the last week.
w. Maurice Williams Of the west gun
carriage shop, who is at Atlantic City,
will join his son in Philadelphia, and
will return to this city with him.
r. Taylor, helper, was called to
work in the forge shop Wednesday.
Frank Bassett, quarterman of the
west gun carriage shop, is planning
a daylight run through Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA in his auto.
John H Furgeson of the erecting
shop Is spending his vacation in north
ern New York.
Lester For of the west gun carriage
shop, who went to camp with the Dis
trict National Guard Band. has re-
turned home, bringing with him his
family, who had been stopping at
Colonial Beach.
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