The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22
Census 0Ureau
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Cal. 10 practice law. Mr.. Curns called
at the bureau on Wednesday to bid lis
friends good-by.
Mss Edith NJ Macdonald, Of the pub
lieation division. aas been promoted
from $500 TO sl.4o0 per annum.
Miss Eva Kelleher. Of the cost-keep-
ing section Of the chief clerks division,
was on the sick list last week.
Miss Hazel Hellman. OF the publication
division. has returned from Asbury
Park. where she spent a pleasant month
Miss Florence Williams. OF the CHIEF
clerks division. has returned rom 4
months visit to her home in Connec-
ticut
Miss Florence Bartlett. Of the chief
clerks division, has returned 10 Office
after pleasant stay Of several weeks
al her home in Maine.
Mrs. Henry o. Stanford. Of the publ
cation division, has returned from a
visit to Ashburn. Va.
Mrs. RosaHe Matthews. Of the disb,,rs-
ing and appointment division has re-
turned from Capon Springs. W. Va.
where she was on vacation for one
month.
Miss Frances Bibby. OF the CHIEF
clerks division. has returned TO offics
after spending her vacation at points
In Pennsylvania
Miss MsHssa stott, OF the agriculture
division. LETT last week for Princeton.
Ind. where she will spend about three
weeks at home with relatives and
friends.
Sidney P. McCord. Of the agriculture
division. arrived Wednesday morning
from Guthrie, Okla. where he has
been assisting with the census work
After reporting he left again for Tren-
ton. n J.. 10 resume his work on Of
fetal statistics Of cities.
Bowen CrandaH. Of the agricuIturs
division. who has been engaged collect
Ing officials statistics Of cities. left last
week for Jefferson, Wis. where he VIII
spend his vacation.
Z " Kerr, OF the chief clerks divf.
sion. who has been or the sick list for
several weeks. has gone 70 his home at
Clinton. n -, 20 recuperate.
". ] Barrett CT the agriculture divi-
sion, who has been stationed in New
York city for some time in charge q
the work in connection with the col
lection Of criminal judicial statistics,
returned 20 the bureau on Tuesday
Arthur J. Ne.1ssi,. o. the Agriculture
division. resigned his position on We'd
nesday in order TO go 10 Salt Lake City.
where he VIII take up the practice or
law.
James 3. Kitch. who has been work
ing in Texas on the marriage and d.
vorce inquiry. has been assigned 10 Mis-
sissippi or the same work
Joe A CrumO. who is in Michigan as
sisting with the statistics Of cities
investigation, has had Detroit and Sagi-
nav. Mich. added to his previous as
sisnment.
Martin L. Carter. who has been col
lecting data IN Texas for the report on
marriage and divorce, has been trans
ferred 10 Louisiana on the same line OF
work
Arthur s. Arnett has been transferred
from New York city to Newark, y. J.,
where he viii continue TO collect Crinni-
nal judicial statistics
Miss Della Kippen. OF the cost-ksep-
ing section Of the chief clerks division.
was advised last week Of the death OF
her brother-in-law, George Diefenbsch.
at his home in Louisville, Ky Miss
Kippen recently returned from Louis
VILE. where she attended the funeral OF
a brother
Oliver Bushby. OF the population di-
vision. has returned from West Vir-
GINA. where he was engaged in field
work for the report on marriage and
divorce.
J. A. Crbanowiz. OF the publication
division. has returned to office. after
being In the field for some time.
W. Harry Olcott, OF the agriculture
division. having completed his work on
the Oklahoma census, has been as
signed to field duty on official statistics
OF cities
Stock NJ. Grogan, Of the agriculture
division, who has been at work in Okla
hOma. mas been ordered to Atlanta, Ga.
to collect official statistics OF cities
Miss Charlotte Carmody. OF the agri-
culture division, left Thursday for q
ten-day vacation outing.
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