The Washington times., 1906-12-30

FRANK W. LARNER,
Reelected President Of Bureau Mutual
Relief for His Fourth Term.
Frank W. La-uc-. who was recently
elected president of tlc Bureau Mutual
{ Relief AsssefaUou for the fourth term.
is one OF tEe popular employees of the
Bureau The association ls three years
Old and AlT. LaraeT has been president
Of il from the FIRST, Il which position
. he Is. pronounced a great success The
association started with ONLY fifteen
members. bat noW has LotaI of $50
members. All OF His elections have
been without opposition. Air Larner
has been employed iu Tine Bureau for a
number of years. and is al present as
sistant superintendent ~ tEe wetting
division.
The Bureau has had am unr sgalIv
large number or visitors during Tile past
week J1o holidays serving 70 bring out
JHe Ssut-seerS- The aecammoHatE1e
force ot Official guides. all young ladies.
have been paiustaking to make the
visitors see everything 0f interest. The
number ~ employees on the rolls gr HE
Bureau Wednesday last was 24f-
Dr q. B. Young. custodian Of ta, plate
vault has returned 90 the Bur.srI AFTER
having spent some time ia North Caro-
INA and Virginia on hunting czpe5s-
uoH. which he reports 10 have been a
pronounced success.
J. T. Gaddis, Of the eneravinz- division
IS confined 20 his home with q slight
attack of Pneumonia.
JOHN j. Deviny. OF the rr5rrfn. .zf,-t.
ION, has about recovered from ar, -++s,t-
Of typhoid fever, and is exre-fa5 n, no.
sumo bis work in the Bureau within
tile next few days.
Reports received at the blraaI b,
friends uf Andrew LIacDowar1 ,r -,.
printing division. who has been in for
some time, indicate thaJ there Is NO inn
li'Fene1J in his condition.
AT the recent election of officers i'm
Potomac Council. No. 2s. OF me NJ
uonu Union. Jhe bureau caDrlreT -
large number OF the positions. The fol-
lowing employees haEiaE been el.,cre5 r.,
g's-li9 John r. Rhodes. vice nrasf-
GeaS5 1FterE- IT, Ripley. sneaker. wa
nam f. Ne-SrIls r.c-r.l5rie- eaa1.-. 80.
J9nl T. E1Ela4d. chief clerEl of rb- M
--.--' ---,-----.li ~ee.s t-ryi Lewis z Lam
i-a-is tLiila-u- Albert T. Thomas. ush-
So TepTs W Low e., sergeant an arms
RANK H. Elerr-iy. Gu4rlleeutr. Wallace
tta&-el and Charles Fa-- Trustees
" iliiam d. Leissier John Il. PJrlaDd
GSolse IL H!plsy, and John +. Rhodes.
Ir-esaIes 10 the cabinet. and Lewis III
Lanman. delegate 10 Immediate RELIEF
association.
Chief Clerk John E. BorIand. who was
recently elected master Of Acacia Lodge
No Is. F. A a N, is one OF the best
known men In fraternaI circles I'm The
district, and Is particularly wen versed
IN Masonic affairs. His friends are look
ing forward 10 a very successful wear
Tor Acacia Lodge under his direction
as Worshipfui master
Thomas r Qum. of the printing di-
vision is at his home nursing an Injured
hand that has lncapaCitated him for
work.
George Pearson, OF the printing di-
VISION, mas returned from Wilmington.
Dely where he and his wife spent
Christmas with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Clara Hubbard. of the printing
division, Is on leaYe until the first OF
the new year
James Borland. of the printing divi-
sion, is ticking the remainder of his ar
nual leave
Foreman John Builough of the print
ing division, is On leave until January J.
Miss Florence Trott. of the miscel-
laneous division, has gone 10 Colonial
Beach 10 visit her parents.
Miss Laurie Musscr. OF section two
printing division, has gone 10 Scranton.
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William McPhiIcmy, OF section three
printing division VIII De on leave lsnt.i
the first OF the new year
/. Porter Randall. of eeatfon +,.-, g..
aSiln Tt work after short vacation.
William Barnett. Bruner simon lanes
Lcra, ana Theodore Wagner were i'm
Philadelphia on Christmas Day 10 visit
Albert Thomas, of the accountants
Once is On leave until January ].
George. Jackson, of the bfnderv. fs
taking the remainder OF his annual
leave
II. J. Steiner. of section three OF the
printing division. and Miss Carrie l.
Harrlgan. of this city, were united in
.narTlage on Monday evening. the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev
James r. Mdcklin- Mr.. and Mrs HaTri-
gan are both formerly of New York
John +. AIcNauy, plate printer on the
night force, was married on Monday
evening 60 Miss Nellie Hayes. of this
city the Rev J. -. Stafford perform
ing the ceremony. Mr.. MeNally came
here from Chicago and is one of tie
popular -oung men OF the bureau.