. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . A., Brunswick, Md. His manyfriends wish him success in his new field of labor. P. O. Eichelberger, former chief clerk toyardmaster at Brunswick, is having plans |)re-jiared for a building to be erected on the southside of Potomac .Avenue, ojiposite his rlwelling. THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EiMPLOYES MAGAZINE We understand that the building will containone or more store rooms and an apartment onthe second story. Contractor H. B. Funk is arranging to builda bungalow in Humphreys Park for brakemanN. W. Jenkins. While at work on the coal chute on Thursday,Febr
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . A., Brunswick, Md. His manyfriends wish him success in his new field of labor. P. O. Eichelberger, former chief clerk toyardmaster at Brunswick, is having plans |)re-jiared for a building to be erected on the southside of Potomac .Avenue, ojiposite his rlwelling. THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EiMPLOYES MAGAZINE We understand that the building will containone or more store rooms and an apartment onthe second story. Contractor H. B. Funk is arranging to builda bungalow in Humphreys Park for brakemanN. W. Jenkins. While at work on the coal chute on Thursday,February 10, N. W. Mock fell and was slightlyinjured. John MuUaday, brakeman, was slightly in-jured while at work in the yard on February 10. On February 16, assistant superintendent S. returned from attending the funeral ofhis mother-in-law in Kentucky. Washington, D. C, Freight Station Correspondent, W. H. Whiting, Chief Clerk The accompanying picture is of G. , who died at the home of his son inWashington, on January THE LATE G. W. SANTMAN Mr. Santman was a veteran of the Cumber-land Division, and a notice of his death wasprinted among the Martinsburg items in ^ issue of the Magazine. During the last few weeks sickness and deathhave hovered around this station to a greaterextent than we have been unfortunate enoughto experience for a number of years. This isundoubtedly due to the prevalent epidemic ofgrippe and its kindred ailments, and to theinclement, unseasonable weather that has visited this section of the country lately. It ishoped that the ground hog tradition will befully borne out by facts this year, and that theabsence of the shadow of the little weatherforecaster portends an early spring, with itsattendant improvement of conditions. Among those who have been ill are R. and C. B. Hardesty, of the accountingdepartment. Many others have lost a day hereand there on account of slight ailments. Mrs. W. Y. Stillwell, wife of cashi
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