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1 INDUSTRIAL NOTES
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Eleanor Zimmerman works in the
laundry.
Martha Decker is working in the sew
ing room
Willie Foster says he likes to work in
the garden.
Thomas Flurry is the morning engin
eer this week.
Peter La Moose is a faithful worker
in the kitchen. .
Philip Moss is the morning fireman at
the power house.
Sallie Boswell is working in Miss
Brown's sewing room.
The inside work on the new power
house is almost completed.
The sewing room girls are very busy
this week making basketball suits.
Harry Queachpalma has charge of the
gardeners during Mr. Westley's absence.
Edward Evans and Alex Arquette are
doing carpenter work in the power house.
The tailor boys are working on a rush
order, making school suits for the large
boy's.
The gardeners are now plowing the
clover field, which is next to the street
car line.
Jane Bailey works in the sewing room.
Josie Harris is the orderly in the big
sewing room.
Orin French is making a picture frame
for framing a picture for the Senior and
Junior class room.
Eugene Williams and Lee Evans are
painting the wood-work in the engineer
ing department.
Frank Patrovitch is busy making a
corner shelf in the carpenter shop this
week for Pete Chevio.
Mr. Gordon's force of plumber boys
are busy repairing the water pipes after
the cold days are over.
The engineer department closed down
for some time Monday morning to con
nect pipes on the boilers.
Thos. McCully is working for Mr.
Barthalow, the contractor who has the
work on the power house:
Work was delayed for several hours
Monday at the laundry while the en
gineers were connecting pipes.
The blacksmiths are working on new
wagons and doing considerable repair
work for the farming department.
Barney Vincent and Wallace Farrow
say they are going to be first class plumb
ers before they resign from the shop.
The plumbers are laying pipes at the
dairy house and barn in place of those
which bursted during the cold weather.
James Smith, George Cross, Frank Pat
rovich and Andy Walker are putting
new panes in the windows at Brewer
Hall.
Alex Lee is kept busy in the carpenter
shop shaping posts for the new fence
which will soon be made around the
industrial building.
Mr. Mudge and his boys are doing
carpenter work in the power house.
They made a walk over the pump pit
and stairways at different places.
Joe Wiggins, Antoine Francis, Robert
Gregory, Joe Charles, Loulin Brewer,
Willie Flett, Harvey Ashue and James
Benjamin are the morning gardeners.