The Washington times., 1905-08-19

PRINCE HENRI
Representing Kaiser, He Serv
turned this week, after a vacation spent
at Woods Hole. Mass.
Harry 0. Simons. bookkeeper in the
auditors office, has left for New York
city. where he will remain for fifteen
daz-s
Fred Moore. of the chief clerks office.
has returned from a ten-day trip TO At
lantic City. During his absence Charles
Jenkins. of the time room. looked after
affairs pertaining to that desk
William II. Fletcher, who has served
for the past thrty-six years in the
engineers division. has been transferred
to the position Of watchman.
Charles Y. Betchtel. OF the folding di-
vision. mas returned from q two weeks
vacation spent at Linden. Va.
Edward b. Campbell, painter, of the
carpenters division, has returned. He
was absent for two weeks, owing to an
accident TO his brother, which proved
IA -al.
John F. Walsh. of the folding division.
is at Colonial Beach, where he will stay
fifteen davs-
William r Ring, machinist on the
| bindery sewing machines. has returned
after a fifteen days leave Accom-
panied by his wife. he made the trip TO
Lake Huron. Lake ChaIupIain. and 10
his old home in Auburn. y. Y.
Miss Z. i. TruGeau section g. folding
division. was away from the Office last
week because of ind.sposition.
r.. Z. Dugan has restgned q. He was
employed IN the electrical division, but
has accepted position with the Ma
tionaI Electrical Supply Company, OF
this city. as electrician.
James ). Graves, OF the file section,
/ folding division, has gone on Il vacation
for the usXt fifteen days. One week viii
be spent in Rev York city, and the re-
n2ainder Of his leave Will be devoted to
visiting IN southern Maryland
Frank n. Miles. of the folding dlyis-
ion, who has been away from the office
reported for duty. He was compelled to
undergo d painful operatin at the Gar
/ field Hospital G1T Miles IS president of
| the William Il. Collins Council, National
| Union.
1t Atlantic City.
| A party from the bindery. composed of
! Sanford NJ. Warren, clerk In the Office
/ Of foreman of bindery and daughters,
/ Misses Julia and Hattie; Miss Sue Saun-
/ ders. in charge of the perforatlng ma
chimes. and the Misses Mabel and Paul
/ ine Sullivan. are spending the week at
the Shoreham Hotel. in Atlantic City.
/ Dr. c. u. Rozzelle, clerk in the engi-
ncer's Office, has been granted thirty
! Gays' leave. he will visit relatives IN
! Atlantic. City and New York city and
then make a. tour through the southern
States, spending some time at his home
/ Il North Carolina.
! George Schlcsser, watchman on the
sixth tfoor, new building, will spend the
next TWO weeks in Atlantic city.
John =. Hayes, bicycle messenger. in
( the Office of the foreman OF printing, has
/ returned from Atlantic City where, ac-
/ Companiad by his wife he spent fifteen
days. MI Hayes. during the past two
/ Congressional sessions has been detailed
! 30 the White House for duty.
John F. PrOsperi, Of the folding 5:Vi-
sicn. and wife viii spend fifteen days
/ vacation on St. Georges Island.
Louie \. NeueT, the jolly guide who
{ has shown thousands of visitors through
! the large printery. has gone on 6hi:-y
/ Gays vacation. Accompanied by his
wife, he Will take a trip to PhiladeInhtI,
/ Atlantic City, New York city, Toronto,
/ Canada, Niagara Falls. and ElmIra y.
! Y. where they will visit his mother and
sister.
norman P, Lake. who has served 4
number Of years as a messenger in the
/ office Of foreman of binding, has been
| transferred TO the time room.
II. l. StraWn. paper Inspector has
J been granted fifteen days leave. With
his family. he win leave for Be5terton,
( Nd. stopping ct the Rigbie Hotel
Mrs. Anna Urban, section three, fold
! ing division, has gone to Deer Park.
{ II. +. Charlton. elevator conductor.
/ viii spend the next two weeks al CO.
! loniaI Beach, accompanied by his wife
Miss Annie J. Smith, Of the gold room,
and her friend, Mrs Fenwick, have re-
/ turned from thirty-day trip TO st.
/ MiChacis. Md.
! h H. Wooden. Of the folding division.
/ spent the past week upon his farm at
/ LandOver Nd.
/ Fred +. Butter. of the folding division.
/ is occupying the position of assistant
/ doorkccper. while Charles Greenachci. IS
/ spending his ffteen-day vacation at
/ Colonial Beach.
/ Russell O.. B!en, clerk In the time
/ division, ana Frank Elder, office Iibrar-
/ Ian, have gone TO Atlantic City, where
/ they viii Temuin for a week
/ John A. Barr, lieutenant of the watch.
/ is s~end!ng 4 thirty days leave upon his
/ farm near Mobile. Ala
DR.. II. r. Perry, Of the blndery, has
/ been away from the office the past week
William = Wise clerk in the Jacket
division, i5 SPending a three weeks
/ Hubert Kelly. messenger in the same
division. has been on the sick list since
I July I, suffering from ali attack Of rheu-
/ George r. Chinn and Walter AIu!Ifgan.
la tiftecn-days' tour 10 Albany. New York
/ city, and n tr.p up the Hudson.
! William II. Washington. OF the super
intendent of building division, has gone
/ to Richmond and Norfolk. He will be
away thirty days, Logan Green. OF
! the same division, will spend the next
! four weeks at his home in Prince George
/ county, Nd.
Granite Their Leave
The following employees in the Job
press division have been granted their
! leave: Nellie J. Grant, Mary Palmer,
Blanche Kecfe, Victor Brooks, Clarence
Rettcr and Brit Smith.
n =. Diehl, who has been employed
in the electrical division for the past
three yaoTS has resigned He has ac-
cepted a situation ii Pennsylvania as
an electrician.
John Zirwes. OF the storckeeper's di.yl-
sion, has been granted fifteen days
water route, thence to JordaG Springs,
Va. He Will also spend several days at
his old home III Winchester. va.
/ The follo~in~ employees in the enGi-