The Washington times., 1906-08-12
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left Friday night for Squirrel Inn.
Squirrels Island. Ne. where he viii re
main for the greater part Of a month.
Can't. Robert Armour, >'ho is in
charge of the finance branch Of the
same office. has also started on his
summer outing. lie left Saturday night.
but will return in something over two
weeks.
II. D. Statham. who Is also in Mr..
Armour's branch departed about the
same time for Cape May. where he eX-
poets 10 find many friends awaiting him
II. IT. Martin. Of the returns branch.
has gone 10 Hsrpers Ferry. ". Va.
where he will remain until the early
DAYS of September
". s. McFarlan believes that there
are lots Of summer places Of sojourh
less desirable than Washington. and will
spend his vacation In the city resting.
He has been granted leave for twenty
four davs. beginning August i.
H. NJ. Fridley Is at Colonial Beach.
where he has been since the 4th Of
the month. He has but fifteen days
leave. and is another Of those who be-
lieye that vacation time is the LAU1e 10
get entirely away from the office. where
he is in charge OF the cable code and
other important work in the office OF the
chief clerk OF the Quartermaster Gen~
erals once MT Fridley was in Manila
with General Humphrey and was much
priced by him.
Emil c. Schneider. Of the construction
and repair branch. viii take his leave
on the 10Th OF the month. and viii be
gone the full twenty-four days pre-.
scribed by office regulations.
George /. Townsend is planning 20
leave his work in the cemeterial branch
Of the Office on the 18th of the month for
a run over 10 Cape May. He viii be
gone nearly a month
Emil II. Block will go TO Atlantic City
on the z4th 10 stay an equal time. Mr..
Block is in the regular supplies brancn
o. the office.
Another OF the employees Of the cloth
ing and equipage branch 20 desert the
will be away for fifteen days.
George A. Anthony returned yesterday
from an inspection trip along the Con
necticut coast Mr.. Anthony IS an eX-
pert on steam vessels and their crews.
and a large part Of hIs time IS spent
travelling for the department He is re-
puted 20 be the most travelled man tn the
gyfa-s t-rffla gfer Generals office
c. h Stone. OF the craftsman division,
began his vacation on Saturday Of last
week. but will return TO his desk the
latter part Of the month.
F. A. Ellison, Of the construction ana
repair branch Of the Quartermaster Gen,
erals office. returned 10 hts desk last
Monday He spent pleasant vacation
with relatives IN Kansas. and appears
much benefited by his trip.
William Hart ono Of the Oldest en-.
ployes In the service Of the Quarter
masters depot on Seventeenth street,
has been dangerously III for several
weeks past but at last reports was con,
valescinG. Mr.. Hart Is the cashier OF
the depot
Thomas r. Dcpray. brother Of Major
Depray. retired, OF Florida. is spending
his vacation in New York with occa>
sional visits 70 Coney Island. Long
Branch. and other Jersey coast resorts.
Percy Moore and r. L Dotv. or the
depot force. were the recipients during
tire past week Of congratulations on
their promotions. Of which they have
been officially advised.
William L. Aylesworth, Of the depot
has been granted twenty days leave OF
absence. 10 take effect about August %
l. D. Dare has made application for
eighteen days leave, beginning Septem-
Der 20
J. C. McFadden has been missed from
the office OF the chief clerk OF the War
Department during the past week. He
is at Atlantic CITY on his vacation. and
will be gone about three weeks.
c. II. Carrintgon has gone 10 Lake
Chautauqua. \. Y, where he will re-
main throughout the month Of August.