The Washington times., 1906-11-18

OF voting
X. DelabGr of the folding division.
has returned from his vacation. having
visited friends in West Virginia.
Felix McGlcIn. Of the folding division.
has returned from pleasant trip 10
points IN New York State.
II. c. Watson. OF the folding room, has
returned from visit to friends iH Ohio.
Michael Featherston. of tne press di-
vision. has returned from Wilkesbarre,
Pa, where lac has been the guest OF his
brother He also east his ballot there.
is. Brlee. of the press division. after
a pleasant "Trip To points IN Iowa, is
again at work.
". IL. Rervin. popular and efficient
clerk in the gffice Of the superintendent
of supplies, returned 70 the office during
the week after spending thirty days az
his old home in Layonia, y. y.
Q. G. Covert assistant foreman OF the
folding division. has returned from va
cation at his old home in New York
His duties Ia the office were performed
during his absence by Assistant Fore
man Brandt
Alfred Lindstrom. of Foreman Con-
nor's division III the bindery. after
spending thirty days al mis- home in
Chicago and assisting: in swelling Repre-
sentative BoTten's' majority. has re-
turned
David Smith, in the ''Y' of the first.
nois for inuch-needed rest and to- be
with his family Efor few. weeks. A
son isl gradually recovering from "A Sc
we're electrical shock accidentally re-
ceived. He, was almost electrocuted and
mis- life was 3deFpaired Of for several
weeks His recovery under the cir
cumstauces IS pronounced by his physi-
ciaus to be remarkable,
Thomas J. Daily. imposer in the hrst
division. has returned from thirty
day visit 10 relatives and friends III
Chicago, having been accompanied by
his wife. He is7 credited with having
helped pile up that enormous majority
received by Representative William Lor-
inner.
Timothy Shea. OF the bindery. has re-
turned IRON sTIoboken. n. J.. where he
spent seme time with snis family, Who
reside there !"
". I. slsafn, of the bindery. has re-
turned from leave.
II. J. Laframboise.1 of the bndery.
second baseman Of the Cowboy baseball
nine has returned from a trip to Bos-
ton.
George whittle. of the bindery. has
returned from visit to friends in New
York.
Sidney J. Howell. of the bindery. is
again at work after a visit to friends in
Ohio.
Frank Whitted. OF the bindery. was
granted twenty days leave during the
past week.
Miss carrie B. Sherry. of the btndery.
Is taking vacation and will visit her
home IN Pennsylvania.
w. NJ. Sipher, OF the fifth floor, has
started on his annual vacation. Nr.
Sipher was recently detailed from the
job room TO the monOtype machine divi-
sion, and is reported to have made
rapid strides ia mastering the intrlca cies
Of the keyboard
Impneer Ham has returned 10 the job
room from his Indiana trip.
AIessrs. Mercer and Shaw, representa-
uVes from the Mergenthaier factory In
Brooklyn. spent last week In Vsshin1-
new linotype machines in the printery
Charles S. Gum, head of the linotype
machine division, is back TO his duties
after brief vacation.
Allen c. CClough has resumed press re-
Vlsing on the seventh floor after sDey,d-
ing a vacation in Ohio.
Thomas F. TIohy has retugned to the
lob division from a hunting and voting
trip IN Pennsylvania.
c. Al Bender is back 10 the Job room,
from his annual vacation in Pennsyl-
vania.
George Kaufman, OF the pob room,
is seriously i'll at his home
A H. King and John F. Connolly. of
the proof room, were in the Empire
State for the election.
!. b. Cooley, chairman Of the first di-
vision, has lost son with spinal menin-
gifts.
William r. Bolten. OF the main Droof
room, reported for duty Wednesday af-
ter visit to his home, in Des AIoines.
for three weeks. Mr.. Bolten is an able
linguist being especially valuable TO
the office for tGis reason. He was until
recently assigned TO the Library branch.
Arthur Smith, formerly Of the lob
proof room is now travelling for the