Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26
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in Glenwood cemetery. The members Of
the proofroom chapel sent a floral wreath
to be placed on the casket, and number
Of the fellow-craftsmen of Miss Theaker
were in attendance at the funeral.
Makerup Jere O'Connen of the docu-
ment (hand) section will pass a portion
OF his leave down the Potomac.
Joseph Gibson of the monotype keyboard
| section left yesterday for a four-week va
cation to be spent in the Adirondack and
White mountains, He will return by way
| of New York and Boston.
Everett s. Whittemore, linotype ma
chinist. day. who recently underwent an
operation at Woodbury., n. J., after re-
cuperating in Atlantic City and visiting
| relatives at Newark. N. J., returned to
the Office Monday after months leave of
absence.
c. n. Travis of the night proofroom.
who has been absent from duty on ac-
count of illness, is reported improving
and expects to be at his desk the present
week.
William J. Weiss. rule man in the docu-
ment thand) section. accompanied by his
wife. will visit Philadelphia. Allentown
and Atlantic City.
D. B. Hallock of the monotype keyboard
section left last Friday for his home in
Brooklyn, N. Y. for a two-week stay.
Miss Margaret A. Evans of the proof
room left Thursday on eight days leave Of
sas, Va.
Misses Caroline D. FIanner and May H.
Pendleton, cataloguers in the office of the
superintendent of documents, will spend
the coming week at Beach Haven, n. J.
The following two weeks will find them
in northern New York state.
William J. Sammond, superintendent of
buildings. Is enjoying his annual vaca-
ton
Miss Mary E. Regain of the office of the
superintendent of buildings will spend
a two-week vacation at Atlantic City.
Thomas J. Cason. foreman of the sani-
tary section Is taking part of his annual
leave and viii spend his vacation at At
lantic City. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Cason.
Harry E. ohlsen of the day linotype
section. accompanied by his wife and
daughter. left yesterday for three-week
vacation trip. to include Long Island,
New York and Syracuse. N Y.
Miss Laura B. Gordon. eompositor in
the document (hand) section. will pass a
portion OF her leave in Atlantic City.
Comrades Isaac D. Williamson, will
liam A. Roberts and Samuel Morris of
the document (hand) section attended
the annual G. A. r. encampment. in ses-
sion at the city of Boston the past
week.
James Sprucebank. machinist in
charge, linotype section. returned Mon
day from a three-week vacation at At
lantic City.
Richard Powers. who has been at the
officers reserve training camp for some
time. returned to the office Wednesday
and was assigned the position of fore
man of the document (hand) section.
Allen Coates of the buildings division
is enjoying part of his annual leave.
James Wood of the monotype key
board section will spend his vacation in
Atlantic City.
George II. Sehorn, deskman in the
night document (hand) section, has re-
turned to work after a fishing trip to
Charles W. Henry. compositor. docu-
ment (hand) section. having been
granted twenty-six days. leave. has re-
turned to his home, Ironton. Ohio, to
pass his vacation.
4 Herbert S. Rand of the linotype sec
ton and Miss Pauline Murphy were
married at Bangor, Me-, August Is.
Charles p Allison and William H.
been absent from the office on account
of Illness
NJ. C. Howe of the night proofroom
is spending two-week vacation in
northern New York. visiting his mother.
The following employees in the en-
gineer's section have been granted
leave of absence: Ovilup II. George.
William F. Maher. John F. Maple, Cliff
ford ]. Lomax and John Powell.
c. P. Boss of the monotype keyboard
section and Mrs. Boss left yesterday for
Pen Mar. Pa. for two-week vacation.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sharpe of Wichita. Kan. is
linotype section
Hugh O'Conor .of the machine shop
section is on annual leave.
Frank McDermott of the night docu-
ment section has been granted ten
days annual leave and will spend his
vacation at Colonial Beach.
John A. Berkeley was on the sick re-
port Of the sanitary section during the
week
Miss Louise Ward of the monotype
keyboard section returned to work last
Wednesday after a three-week visit in
Louisville, KY.
document (hand) section. has been
granted fifteen days leave of absence.
James E. Greenfield and Abe L. Haw-
kins OF the sanitary section are taking
their annual leave.
Michael Connolly of the monotype
keyboard section returned to work last
Friday after months vacation spent
in Michigan
Miss Adele Hazard, clerk in the office
of the superintendent of documents
has received a transfer to the Treasury
Department
The following members of the watch
force have been granted leaves of alb
sence: Salvador CamateIla, George H
Graham, Samuel D. Howells and James
w. Pike
Wilbur W. Blossom, messenger boy,
document (hand) section, has been
granted leave and will pass his vaca-
ton along the New Jersey coast.
William H. Bright of the linotype
section reported for work Thursday
after a three weeks vacation spent
with relatives in Richmond Va, and
Elizabeth City. N. c.
Miss Olive Gilmore of the monotype
keyboard section, who Is spending her
leave at Battle Creek. Mich. rendered
her resignation last Monday. Miss Gill
more has been In i'll health for some
time.
John r. Bundy of the carpenter shop
section is on leave.
W. K. Garlick, maker-up on the "Y,"
document (hand) section. an active
member Of the Sons of Veterans, at
tended the G. A. r. encampment at
Boston, Mass.
Louis Goubeau of the night monotypa
keyboard section returned to work Lass
Wednesday after spending his vaca-
ton at Narragansett Bay. Mass.
]. D. Lyon of the editorial force of
the proofroom is taking part of his
annual leave.
Daniel w. Oliver, foreman of labor
ers. buildings division. is taking two
weeks vacation.
John W. Foster of the linotype sec
\ ton has been taking two weeks vaca-
| ton.
| William O0onnelI of the monotype
| keyboard section is absent from duty
on account of illness.
Lewis c. futile of the night proof
room. accompanied by Mrs. futile. is
spending his vacation at his former r