. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . E. W. Evans Agent, St. George, J. J. Bayer Agent, 26th Street, N. R. J. T. Gorman Agent, Pier 21, E. R. A. L. MiCKELSEN Agent; Pier 7, N. R. Albert Oswald Foreman, Pier 22, N. R. Michael Degnon Foreman, 26th Street, N. R. W. D. Ritter Foreman, Pier 7, N. R. Edw. Salisbury Assistant Terminal Agent John Johns Master Carpenter N. Johnson Clifton Shops E. G. Glark Tug Captain Edw. Sparks Marine Engineer Henry Bull Barge Captain Niels Gadeberg Barge Captain 1 1 miMM P ^ ^ ^ * ^^ - iH 1 1 m- 1 CAPTAIN C. H. KEARNEY, WIFE AND CHILDRENON TUG HUGH L. BOND,
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . E. W. Evans Agent, St. George, J. J. Bayer Agent, 26th Street, N. R. J. T. Gorman Agent, Pier 21, E. R. A. L. MiCKELSEN Agent; Pier 7, N. R. Albert Oswald Foreman, Pier 22, N. R. Michael Degnon Foreman, 26th Street, N. R. W. D. Ritter Foreman, Pier 7, N. R. Edw. Salisbury Assistant Terminal Agent John Johns Master Carpenter N. Johnson Clifton Shops E. G. Glark Tug Captain Edw. Sparks Marine Engineer Henry Bull Barge Captain Niels Gadeberg Barge Captain 1 1 miMM P ^ ^ ^ * ^^ - iH 1 1 m- 1 CAPTAIN C. H. KEARNEY, WIFE AND CHILDRENON TUG HUGH L. BOND, JR. The annual outing of the Company employesat New York and St. George was held on Sun-day, August 8th, at Duers Grove, WhitestoneLanding, Long Island. The management verykindly gave us the use without charge of thesteam lighter Potomac, which left Pier 22, a. m., arriving at Whitestone for a latebreakfast. After eating, a very well playedgame of baseball was staged between Pier 22s TH1-: HAI/lIMOKKAND (JlllO EMPLOVKS MA(.AZIXK 79. office force and irtcain coin{)ose(l of the tugboatmen and some of the nien from St. George. Thegame was won by Pier 22,the score being eight tothree. Credit for th(;victory must be given topitcher McKiernan andassistant terminal agentHausmith, who phiyedfirst base, and centerfielder Josei)h Burns, whocame from Baltimore forthe day. After the game,the remainder of the ath-letic program was com-pleted, there being valua-ble prizes for the winnersof the various running andjumping they had been finished the merry-makers proceeded to the dining room, where asumptuous dinner was served. The homeward journey was very pleasantlyspent in dancing on the deck of the boat to themusic of Mr. Winters band, and selections werealso rendered by Harry Casey, chief clerk ofthe westbound department at Pier 22. Among those present were C. W. Tomlinson,general eastern freight agent; Mr. Martin, as-sistant treasurer and manager of the Balti-more & Ohi
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