Evening star., 1916-08-13
NAVY YARD.


features for the benefit of the children
were arranged. The affair was in
charge of a committee consisting Of
Harry J. Stahl. chairman; Jesse B. X.
Lee, w. D. Culfeen, H. p. Hill, Oden
A. Carrick. Tod o. Thoman and Arthur
B. Lewis.
William Henderson, a drop forger Of
the forge shop. has taken a vacation.
which he is spending on a motor trip
through lower Maryland.
r. Remund, tool shop. gave a dance
at his home Saturday evening in honor
of DR.. Plass of Montana.
w. H. Jeneries, ordnance ONCE. has
left for Atlantic City, where he will
sojourn for several days.
Charles Dwyer. a tool maker. for
merly of Schenectady, N. Y. has Joined
the tool shop force.
Charles Richards. machinist of the
breech mechanism shop, spent the
week end visiting friends at Braddock
Heights, Md.
Harry LIE Laurin. quarterman Of the
boiler shop. has bought an automo-
bile.
John Cutting. forge shop. has left
for Boston, Mass, and vicinity. where
he will spend three weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
shop, has returned to work after an
absence of seven weeks. He under
went an operation on one Of his eyes.
The following machinists were
called to work in the secondary mount
shop last week: B. Stringer. H. S.
Samuel. c. B. Single. H. F. Grearer.
w. J. Edgar. C. e. Verstin and E. j.
Erler. ~
Harry Cox. oiler. tool shop. left for
Hazelton, Pa. for visit Of three
la 1-t A II
is accompanied by his three sons.
Samuel Hammer and E. w. Guilford.
machinists, were transferred from the
secondary mount shop to the west gun
carriage shop. during the week.
Mrs. J. w. Schwenk, wife of ma
and daughters. Pansy and Beatrice
Schwenk. accompanied by Mrs. Annie
Bean and her daughters, are spending
two weeks at Ocean View. Va
Max Kimmerling, boilermaker OF
the boiler shop. left Wednesday to
spend week at Chesapeake Beach.
accompanied by his family.
Robert st. Clair. a toolmaker. took
motor trip to Harrisburg. Pa. and will
spend ten days with his mother.
Frank Mither. west gun carriage
shop. is spending week recuperatfng
at Colonial Beach.
Charles Barns, Frank Arendes, David
Murphy, Charles Taylor. breech mech
anism shop, and Harry Flemming, east
gun carriage shop. took a motor trip
through Maryland during the week.
Jack Carney. machinist, formerly OF
the miscellaneous shop. was re-em-
ployed in the same shop Thursday.
John Collins. forge shop. has been
absent for several days. due to illness.
Frank Terry, a machinist. west gun
carriage shop, has taken a motor trip
to Atlantic City and vicinity.
C. Smith, boiler shop, in company
with his family. is spending couple
of weeks at McKeesport, Md.
P. A. Winter, clerk. planning divi-
sion. has returned to work after an
illness of several days.
J. Peruzzi, machinist. west gun car.
riage shop, is spending several days
leave at Colonial Beach.
Herbert Hausenfiuck, helper. breech
mechanism shop. has returned after an
absence of several days due to illness.
NJ. B. Berman, messenger. ordnance
office, has rendered his resignation to
take effect August Is.
A. Riggott, boiler shop, has spent
fifteen days visiting friends at Water
ford, Va.
George Talbert, machinist, west gun
carriage shop, is spending a week at
Colonial Beach.
W. W. Steiner, machinist, east gun
carriage shop. has been appointed shop
steward for Columbia Lodge, No. 174
Russell F. Pryor. clerk. ordnance Of
flee, has returned from a weeks yaca-
tion at Colonial Beach.
w. B. Long. clerk, ordnance ONCE.
has returned to work otter two weeks
illness.
Lieut. v. K. Conan has reported for
duty at the naval gun factory.
c. H. Bass, clerk. ordnance office, Is
spending two weeks vacation at Fort
Royal, Va
w. H. Labofish, clerk. ordnance Of
1,aC rafr Cd fro a.
ton at Colonial Beach.
o. P Mead, clerk, steam engineering
department. has left his position to
join the National Guard and is now In
Texas.
W. G. Kramer, clerk. ordnance Of
flee, has returned from a weeks vaca-
tion at River View. Md.
o. 1. Bosco has recently been ap-
pointed stenographer and typewriter
in the steam engineering department.
Lieut.. Owen Bartlett Is spending two
weeks vacation in Maryland.
]. c. Walsh, clerk, ordnance draft
ing room, spent the week end on the
upper Potomac canoeing and camping.
Fred Gaylord, machinist, secondary
mount shop. has left for his former
home in Elmira, N. Y, to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Charles Alexander, machinist, has
joined the breech mechanism shop
force.
IneOuOre SndTp, tOOlNdkeT. IcIt w Gu
nesday for a weeks trip in his motor
boat to Colonial Beach.
John T. Dade, William S. Seaton and
David Gilbert, machinists. have been
called to work in the west gun car
riage shop.
E. T. Reese, machinist. secondary
mount shop, who has been i'll for sew
eral days, has recovered sufficiently to
return to work Monday.
Caleb Fisher a former machinist of
the breech mechanism shop, has been
re-employed in his former capacity.
The wife of S. J. Martin. toolmaker.
has gone to Mechem river. Va, where
she will visit relatives for a month.
promoted to leading man in the boiler
shop.
Harry N. James, machinist, west gun
carriage shop. has resigned and will
accept a position with the International
Association of Machinists. He will enter
upon his new duties tomorrow.
Joseph Hartluft. machinist, breech
mechanism shop. has returned to work
after two weeks at Atlantic City
Emil Kaiser, machinist, secondary
mount shop. in company with his
They made the trip in a motor boat.
John Shaughnessy, toolmaker, and
his family are spending ten days at At
lantic City.
George Chase, machinist seaman
gunners shop, had his thumb cut off
Thursday. He received first aid at the
yard dispensary.
The wife of Fred Vivian, machinist.
breech mechanism shop, is spending
several weeks at Ocean Grove. N +
Mr.. Vivian will join her next week.