The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

transferred from the office Of the su-
Perintendent of documents to the d.
vision of audit
William Lang. Of the document bind
cry division, has returned from leave OF
absence for fifteen days. which he spent
in ST. Mary's county, Nd
john F. Putnam, jr, OF the ffta d.
vision proofroom. accompanied by his
wife. has returned from a vacation trip
to Maine.
John Cowgirl. of the pamphlet binding
division. has returned from West VIr-
ginia, where ne spent month with
relatives and friends.
Allen G. Flowers. Of the fourth divi-
sion. has returned from two weeks
vacation.
William A Knoll of the pamphlet
binding division, has returned from Fl
teen days leave, whichshe spent in west
eI-n Maryland and in Pennsylvania.
Stephen p .CDonnen. OF the par1ph-
let binding division, has gone to his old
home az Union City. Tenn, TO spend
two weeks with, relatives and friends.
George H. stuu. Of the fifth division
! proofroonl. is taking two weeks of ms
annual leave.
John S. Tunniclin. of the watch force,
is on vacation for thirty days. and wiz
visit the jamestown Exposition.
william Avis, OF the watch force. is
spending two weeks IN Philadelphia.
Hiram w stoddard, of the watch
force is on leave Of absence ror three
weeks. ana will go to his old home i'm
New York TO visit relatives and friends.
Joseph ". Gillespie. OF the watch
force. left last week for Ohio, where he
Will spend his annual vacation.
William Brauninger. OF tie watch
force. has returned from New York.
where he was ON vacation for three
weeks
Walter L. ferry. Of the bindery. &C
companied by his wife. is spending his
annual leave in New York State.
William H. Jordan. OF the folding and
packing division. who suffered q slight
| stroke of apoplexy a few weeks since.
! has returned 10 work.
: James Gibson. OF the machine shop.
while returning from Philadelphia win
his family Tuesday. was in a railroad
wreck that ga considerable damage.
One OF AR 5ibson's sons was hurled
beneath the car seats and badly bruised
about the face.
Alton P. Tisdti has been made acting
superintendent OF documents. Supertn-
tendent F'ost and Assistant Superintend-
ent Barker being occupied with The work
of the wage-adjustment board, OF
which they are president and secretary,
respectively.
D. P. RoweIl, Of the job division. ac-
cornpanied by his wife. is visiting his
old home in Iowa
J. F. Miller, OF the Job division, has
returned from a trip to the jamestown
exposition. He was accompanied by MS
wife.
Charles A Bladen. Of the machine
shop, was on vacation last week. which
he spent at his home in Alexandria The
position Of chief saw fler was f!lod
during his absence by Alexander Doug
las.
Fred L. Buerkle. of the foundry civi-
! sion. is spending his vacation at Chi
cago. III
Mrs. Matte Uden. OF the bindery sew
| ing room, leaves tomorrow for a 1f-
teen day vacation.
John H. Burns. of the foundry divi-
/ sion, is taking a part of his annual
leave.
Frank NJ Lloyd, Lee J. Runyan, and
! David L. Mackley. o. the hand-compos-
ing section. are detaIi ed as the 10 o'clock.
contingent. working until SEC o'clock
70 connect with the night shift.
William Rebuschatis, Of the proof d.
vision. who has been laid Up with a
very severe attack of malaria for two
weeks, IS convaleseing.
L. c. Richards. title page artist of
the first. Or hand-eomposIng section, has
returned from his vacation, having
spent the time pleasantly at the sea-
shore.
Miss Marian r. Livingston, who has
Teen employed as a temporary clerk in
| the Office OF the superintendent Of doc
uments, has been given a permanent
appointment as clerk, and assigned to
the audit division.
James Cerville and Harry Nesbitt, OF
! the hand-composing section. go on leave
OF abE5ace tomorrow for fifteen days.
William NJ. Leavitt, Of the ''Y," is
on leave Of absence until October 9.
William J. O'Neill. OF the foundry d.
vision, is spending his vacation with
relatives and friends at his old home
at Cincinnati, Ohio.
James z. Mulligan. Of the foundry
division, is taking his annual leave, part
OF which viii be spent at Baltimore, Md.
Thomas F. Patterson, of the foundry
division, Is spending his leave at Al
barry, y. Y. his old home.
Frank NJ Bumpus. Of the machine
shop has gone to his old home in West
Virginia 10 join his family He will take
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