Evening star., 1916-08-06
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| ing with relatives along the Chesa-
peake bay near Baltimore
Louis Hays of the cartridge case shop
spent the past week at Atlantic City.
Arthur Shelton. machinist OF the
| west gun carriage shop. is absent, due
to injury he received while bathing
at Colonial Beach.
H. H. Gamble. a machinist Of the
erecting shop. with a party of friends
spent a few days last week on fish,
ing trip to Berridie. Md.
K. l.. Roberts, a tool maker. has re-
turned from weeks visit to Harpers
Ferry, where his family has been visit
| ing the past month.
Edward Hilliar, quarterman of the
| breech mechanism shop, has returned
| from Atlantic City
| G. W. Specknan. a machinist Of the
| erecting shop. left Saturday for two
| week sojourn at Colonial Beach. Va.
| c. Raymond, a machinist of the
| sight shop. has been sent to Bridgeport.
Conn, at subinspector of ordnance
He is to be gone three months.
| f. Hise, machinfst of the west gun
| carriage shop. is spending several days
of his annual leave visiting friends in
Virginia.
William Mcclure. machinist of the
primer shop, spent the week end In
| Baltimore.
| c. C. Gator of the forge shop spent
several days during the past week with
his family and friends at Norfolk. Va.
| Harry Willie of the west gun carriage
| shop was absent several days during
| the past week account of a death
in his family.
Harry Richards, machinist of the
breech mechanism shop. has returned
| to work after a brief illness.
| Charles Jacobs. a machinist of the
west gun carriage shop, left Saturday
with his family for visit of ten days
| to his parents at Ringhamton. n. Y
The Navy Yard Helpers Union is to
hold an open meeting at Washington
| Hall this afternoon at o'clock The
| /. Nolan of California. Representative
Edward keating of Colorado and John
B. Colpoys. secretary of the Central
! Labor Union of this city
Daniel S. Glover. a machinist of the
west gun carriage shop, is on several
| days leave. He is fishing along the
lower Potomac.
E. J. Aiken. 1eadingman of the sigh,
shop, has returned from a sojourn OF
several days a Pney Point. Md.
| Daniel Brown. machnist of the
erecting shop. spent a few days during
the past week with his family, who are
at present staying in Baltimore.
| E. 3. Edwards of the cartridge case
| shop is taking a vacation of several
days. He is at Colonial Beach.
| w. j. Barrett. machinist Of the
erecting shop. is spending two weeks
at Atlantic City and Asbury Park.
| w s. Wheatley, machinist of the
cartridge case shop, is absent on sew.
eral days leave, during which time ir
| company with Mrs. Wheatley he viii
visit relatives and friends in New York
c. J. Woodside. a machinist of tn.
breech mechanism shop, was detailed
to Newport. r. l., to work on fourteen
inch mounts on the L. S. s. Pennsyl
vania
Louis Noecker and C. Disney of tn,
| west gun carriage shop are spendint
several days at Colonial Beach
r. Frederick Freund. clerk in tn,
ordnance office, has just returned from
a weeks vacation. which he spent nea
Bluemont. Va.
John T. Foy, clerk in the genera
master mechanics office. will leave il
short time to spend his vacation ir
the Maine woods, at Green lake
=. j. Tierney of the planning division
is spending his vacation in Atlantic
City, y. J.
Harry d. Lynch of the planning di
vision has left for Niagara Falls, \. Y.
where he will remain for two weeks
George p. Huber, clerk in the ord
nance office. has just returned from :
week S vacation near Bluemont Va