. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . chmann is to be com-mended for discovering the fire and putting itout immedi-ately, thussaving muchd a m age t othe property. From pos-tal cards re-ceived fromabroad, it isevident thatConduc-tors Dennis01well,HughMorrow and Trainman Arthur McArdle are en-joying a very pleasant visit to Ireland. Miss Madeline M. Smith, our winsome Tele-phone Operator, enjoyed a very pleasant twoweeks at Middletown, Sullivan County, NewYork. Conductor Ed. F. Tilton and family have re-turned from a very enjoyable vacation spent atDelaware Water Gap. It is with deep regrei
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . chmann is to be com-mended for discovering the fire and putting itout immedi-ately, thussaving muchd a m age t othe property. From pos-tal cards re-ceived fromabroad, it isevident thatConduc-tors Dennis01well,HughMorrow and Trainman Arthur McArdle are en-joying a very pleasant visit to Ireland. Miss Madeline M. Smith, our winsome Tele-phone Operator, enjoyed a very pleasant twoweeks at Middletown, Sullivan County, NewYork. Conductor Ed. F. Tilton and family have re-turned from a very enjoyable vacation spent atDelaware Water Gap. It is with deep regrei that we learn of thedeath of Conductor George H. Cubberly, whowas born at Mariners Harbor, S. I., February22, 1860. He entered the service of the Com-pany September 29, 1890, and was promoted toConductor September 14, 1902. ConductorCubberly died while on duty August 13th fromapoplexy. His pleasant face will be much missedby his many friends. He leaves a motherand father. The sympathy of all his fellowworkers is extended to his LOCOMOTIVE No. 2014, WHICH PULLS TRAIN No. 2 PHILADELPHIA DIVISION Correspondent, J. C. Richardsox,Chief Clerk, Philadelphia DIVISIONAL SAFETY COMMITTEE J. T. Olhausen, Superintendent, K. Hartman, Trainmaster, B. Franklin, Terminal Agent,V. P. Drugan, Assistant Division Engineer. F. H. Lamb, Claim Agent. Dr. A. L. Porter, Medical M. White, C. Jeffers, Fireman. G. G. James, Flynn, Yard W. Cain, Yard Conductor. J. N. McCann, Gang Foreman, Car Department, East C. Acton, Secretary. G. W. Maisch, Division Claim Agent, NewCastle Division, headquarters Youngstown,Ohio, was a welcome visitor here. George wasformerly Division Claim Agent on the Phila-delphia Division. John Gross, Inspector of Police, headquartersChicago Junction, Ohio, has been visiting friendsin Philadelphia. William Palmer, who has been in charge ofthe Edgemont Avenue crossing tower, Chester, F
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