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

Miss Beulah- Krause. of the miscel-
lansous division, Is spending her vaca-
ton at points in the East. including
Atlantic City, New York, and Coney
Island.
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j. l. Holland. OF the monotype Civi-
sion, accompanied by his family. has
returned from Wisconsin. where sew
eral weeks were spent visiting reIat j>5es
and friends.
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Miss Rosamond X Stickaey, cata-
Logger, office Of the superintendent of
documents. has returned from a trip to
sets.
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Miss Mable r Duckett and Miss Flor
enee D. Lsuxmann, OF the printing d.
VISION. are visiting relatives at Harpers
Ferry. W Va, for ten days.
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Frank r. McFadyen, OF the fourth
division. has returned from his annual
vacation, which he spent in North Car
DINA
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Boswell and Mr.
and Mrs. F. c. Reed. Of Newport. N
H. passed through the big saop last
week and very much admired its mag
nitude. Mrs Boswell and Mrs. Reed are
sisters Of william N. Leavitt. of the
" in the hand-composing section.
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foundry division. met with a painful &c
cident last week. one OF his fingers be-
ing badly crushed on a lead-shaving
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Christian c. Aurachei; of the Treas
ury division, has returned from a va
cation trip 10 his old home in GERMANY
where he paid a delightful visit to reIa.
tives and friends
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John T. Noonan, of the soundrv d.
vision. is reported IL, with typhoid fever.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Miss Marian V. King has been trans
ierred from the miscellaneous division
to the numbering division.
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Alfred J. Schmidt, OF the printing d.
vision. spent last week with relatives Ia
Pennsylvania Before resuming work he
viii make a pleasure trip through
Maryland
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Mrs. Lizzie Car ter. gold worker In
the bindery, was aimed al home sew
eral days last or account OF the
illness OF her lighter Miss Lillian,
who suffered az. attack OF acute indi-
gestion.
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MISS Lula NJ. Dement,. OF the trim
ming room. mas resigned her position fl
the bureau
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MISS Ella Becker. Of section 10 Of the
printing division, is spending her leave
OF absence in New York city. she viii
make the return trip by sea
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Vacation period is nearing its close for
the District government employees, end
ing with the termination of the present
month. which also ends the period OF
Saturday half-holidays. Commissioner
West and Morrow did not take the full
period due them on annual leave. being
kept busy with their official duties.
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Mrs. c. B. Tinckel. OF the Bureau OF
Chemistry. returned Tuesday from her
vacation, having spent the time at At
lantic City.
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Miss Louis HALEY, OF section =. OF the
printing division, was on vacation last
week.
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Miss Ella Onet. OF section s. is spend
ing her vacation al Richmond, Va. On
her return 70 Washington she will stop
az the jamestown Exposition for a short
stay.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

L. o. Amer. Of the application G:vl-
sion. IS conducting the regular semi
annual examinations for the fourth dis
trict. The first Of the series was hello
bv him Wednesday. at Cumberland. Nd.
The examination trip viii close on DC
tober % with the examinations at Bal
tinOre
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Miss Augusta Parks. OF section OF
the printing division. was on vacation
last week.
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Tdr. and Mrs. s. II. o'DonneiI and
daughter. Miss Marguerite. of Memphis.
Tenn, are visiting Harry O'DonnelI. OF
the printing division, and fsrafiy.
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his desk. after a four weeks vacation
During his absence he visited his son,
Mai. Herbert W Meyers. in Tennessee
Captain Meyers finished his vacation
with a trip to the jamestown Exposition
with the Mystic Shriners, OF which he
Is a r-amhent member.
Dan Doaovan. Deputy Auditor. re-
ceived during the last week from some
unknown admirer. by express. a fancy
box containing a half dozen brilliant
silk neckties. Neckwear IS one OF Mr..
Donovan's fads. and he Is said to own
more ties than any dozen men in the
big b1ilding- His associates say mat
when Dan comes into the office with
tie on Of somber hue you can count on
It that he is melancholy and downcast.
II he wears a modest tie. his spirits ara
Just medium. but when he comes in
with a loud one under his collar, then
you may bank OF it that he Is enthusi-
astically happy.
Mai. Newau Ball. the executive officer
Of the Street Cleaning Department. IS
che Of the few officials OF the District
government who can lay claim 70 being
a practical farmer. dairyman. fruit
grower, merchant. and politician. He
is interested in a real estate deal with
j. Edward Addiclks which. II carried
through, viii result in large profits. At
his home. Bridgeville. Del. where ali
his financial interests center, he owns
a. highly productive farm OF $50 acres. a
large herd of blooded registered miich
cows, a peach orchard OF 5000 bearing
trees, but says the crop this year Is a
little short. He has twenty-three acres
in strawberries, from which ne averages
each season S40n On his place he has
a vineyard that brings a nice income.
Major Balls youngest daughter. in his
absence. manages the farm. employing
all the help, personally supervising the
piCkers. and looking after the receIpt
and disbursement of all funds. she Is
a practical business girl, possessed OF
her full share Of executive ability.
Ralph g. Pratt. secretary 10 Commits
siOner " est. returned 70 his office last
Thursday morning. after a two vyeeks'
vacation he spent the entire time 81
Wades Point, on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland Tae trip was made from
Baltimore on a yacht. The sail down
and Dacl- was very de1irhffrr1. fal-fuv
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Henry Daily. of the telegraph office.
vas on vacation last week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

William ]. Boyd and Thomas A.
Campbell, of the foundry division, are
on the sick list.
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J. A Stratton, OF the examining
division. returned Monday from two
weeks outing. spent in company with
his daughter at Ocean City. Md.
Teresa V. cawley Of the stenogra-
piers room. of the division OF appoint
ments. left Thursday for a weeks visit
at her home in Scranton, Pa
Miss Grace Ross, of the examining
division. will return tomorrow from a
three weeks vacation spent in Yer
mont.
Fenton Gall. Of the examining divi-
sion. returned Friday from a two weeks
vacation spent in visiting friends and
relatives at his home IN Ohio
S. b. Clements. OF the application
division. is spending a vacation IN his
new motor boat on the lower reaches Of
the Potomac.
Mrs F. L. Phipps. wife Of Y. L.
Phipps. of the application division. Is
visiting at her home in Putnam. Ohio.
during the month OF September. Mr..
Phipps Will join her later for vaca-
ton OF two weeks.
The clerks of the division Of appoint
ments were constrained 10 put in sew
eral hours OF overtime work last week
On account of the rush of work incident
to getting into shape several large and
badly needed registers and to prepare
for statistical work
Miss Victoria ]. Briggs. OF the ex-
aiming division. left the first OF the
week for a little outing al Atlantic
City. She will return 10 duty next
Wednesday.
Mrs. f. r Jordan. Of the division Of
appointments. was absent on leave lest
Monday
ReXford L. Holmes. formerly of the
stenographers' room OF the division of
appointments. but now in the Office of
the Solicitor for the State Department,
is spending a two weeks vacation in
New York city.
Harry Stratton, OF Altoona, Pa. son
Of j. A. Stratton. OF the examining divi-
5 on, was recently awarded a gold medal
fer heroism in saving Iife from drown
"a at Lake Chautauoua y Y
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John B. Murray. OF the wetting d.
vision, is spending his leave Of absence
at FroStburg. Nd and viii also visit
Scranton, Pa, before returning homo.
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Notes and Personals.

Charles Wright. chief clerk OF the
auditors cfioe, IS on a three weeks
leave. which he is spending in Atlantic
City.
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J. J Kelly. OF section threa of the
printing division. has been at his home
IN New York for a week paying a visit
10 relatives and friends
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Miss BESSIE W Jones. Of the ae-
countant's Office. who VS. one OF the
successful contestants foc a trip to the
Jamestown Exposition in contest con-
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Mrs. NJ Ingram, Of the Bureau of Sta
iistics, returned Wednesday from New
York, where she spent a I. Jnth on a
visit to her daughter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Miss A NJ Nordman. OF the Bureau
OF Chemistry, will return tomorrow
morning from her annual vacation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Miss Mars n. Craven. OF the wetting
d'vIs'Oa, IS visifilf; relatives and rr:,nas
in New York city.
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Miss Bulah E Taylor. Of the n1iscel-
ianeous division. has returned from an
extensive vacation trip. Miss TAYLOR
made the trip from Baltimore TO Provi-
dence. r l. by sea. 20 visit her sister.
and thence 10 Boston On her return
home she visited New York city and the
jamestown Exposition
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The final move in the general break
up OF the second and third divisions
took place on Friday when the Nauti-
cal detail and Frank Ksmon's make
up bank and tables were transferred
to The first, or hand-composing, sec
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william Halsted Mellach, of the sup
ply division. md wife. have returned
from two-wseks' stay at Atlantic
City and ocean City. y. J.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Capt I. W. Stone, Of the Bureau OF
Statistics. was on vacation last week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Rexford L. Holmes. formerly of the
stenographers' room OF the division OF
appointments. but now in the Office of
the Solicitor for the State Department,
Is spending a two weeks vacation in
New York city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Miss Victoria ]. Briggs. OF the ex-
aiming division. left the first OF the
week for a little outing at Atlantic
City. She viii return 10 duty next
Wednesday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Thomas F. Roche. foreman Of section
six Of the printing division. enjoyed a
part Of his annual leave last week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Frank NJ Bumpus. Of the machine
shop, has gone to his old home in West
Virginia TO join his family He will take
q vacation for fifteen days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Harry Stratton, OF Altoona. Pa. son
Of ]. A Stratton. OF the examining divi-
5 on. was recently awarded a gold medal
fer heroism in saving a lie from drown
I'd at Lake Chautauqua, n. Y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

]. G. Coleman, Of the Bureau Of Chem
istry. is enjoying a portion of mis- annual
vacation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

J. A Stratton. of the examining
division. returned Monday from a two
weeks outing, spent IN company with
his daughter at Ocean City, Md.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

L. o. Arner. OF the application d.
vision. returned the first Of the week
from a three weeks vacation spent in
company with his wife, ct his homo in
eastern Pennsylvania. He was at the
office for only a few days before leav-
ing on his examination trip
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

Mrs E. r Jordan. Of the division Of
appointments, was absent on leave lest
Monday.
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william A. Smith. employed as 6
stereotyper on the night force in the
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r. w. Wingo Of the rural carrier d.
vision, returned to his desk last Non
fee for several days on account Of i'll
ness in his family.
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Clara A,cMaster, OF the division of ap-
pointmcnts. is absent on leave for two
weeks.
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Miss Maud z. Butler. Of section two
OF the printing division. was at tbs
jamestown Exposition last week. where
she took part In the Maccabees' dri'I
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T. c. Weber. Of the Bureau Of Chem
istry, has returned from Columbus,
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Flora Pierce. of the examining d.
vision, spsnt three days of last week
at the jamestown Exposition.
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~ z]PrintinSg III

Quoted by local newspaper. left last
week, accompanied by her mother and
sister, for the exposition.
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A. II. Hitler, chief Of the examining
division. spent the week at the James
town Exposition.
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Ohio. where ne spent his annual vaca.
tion visiting relatives and friends.
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Joel II. jacobson, of the rural carrier
division. Is spending his vacation at his
home in Syracuse, N L He will re-
turn to the office about the last Of
the month
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Miss Mary A. Law. Of the fifth d.
vision proofroom, has returned from a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

II. c. Graham. Of the Bureau OF Sta
tist'Cs. was on the sick list for several
days last week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-22

William Brauninger. OF tie watch
force. has returned from New York
where he was ON vacation for three
weeks
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z. n LoveweL. Of the examining di-
vision. Is spending the month of Sep
tember on leave at his home in Balls
ton, Va
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Thomas F. Patterson, of the foundry
division, Is spending his leave at Al
baay, y. Y. his old home.
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The force in the Executive Office is
now complete. all OF the employees Of
that department having returned from
their vacations. Those who returned
the past week were Miss Lydia Marshall.
record clerk. who spent her leave at her
home If New Hampshire Miss Kathryn
Broadhead, index clerk, returned from
a trip TO Long island and Long -5ranch,
and Miss Emile Butler Is back from
thirty days at Atlantic City.
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Joseph 7. Wilkinson. OF the folding
and packing division, who spent his
leave at Atlantic City. has returned 70
work.
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Walter L. Terry. Of The bindery. &C
conpanied by his wife. is spending his
annual leave in New York State.
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DR.. T. A. Griffin. of the application
division. made a trip 10 Wellsburg, w
va. last Friday TO conduct the initial
cIerk-carrier examination for the post
office at that place. for the Inaugural
ton OF city free delivery.
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James F. Mcdonald. OF the bindery.
has returned from Nrw York, where
he spent three weeks.
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Hiram W. Stoddard, of the watch
force. is on leave OF absence ror three
weeks, and viii go to his old home in
New York to visit relatives and friends.
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L. O. Amer. Of the application 6:vl-
sion. Is conducting the regular semi
annual examinations for The fourth dis
trict. The first Of the series was helt
by him Wednesday. at Cumberland. Nd,
The examination trip will close on DC
tober % with the examinations at Bal
timore
DR.. T. A. Griffin, of the application
division. made a trip 10 Wellsburg, w
va. last Friday 10 conduct the initial
clerk-carrier examination for the post
office at that place. for the Inaugural
ton Of city free delivery.
H. d. Smith. OF the examining divi-
sion. returned to the office last Monday
after an absence on leave Of three
weeks.
Mrs. c. F. Eisenstein. wife Of c. F.
Eisenstein. Of the application division,
LETT last Monday for Uhrichsville. Ohio.
70 spend a month visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Paul Miller. of that place.
Ira Tweedv. of the division of ap-
pointments. who was called to his home
in Indianola. Iowa, about a month ago
by the illness Of his mother. has re-
ported her death. She had been in poor
health for some time. Mr. Tweedy will
return 10 work some time this week.
The regular annual examination for
The washington city postoffce for the
positions of clerk and carrier will be
fels on Ncyember %. The closing date
for the receipt OF applications is No
verber 6. A special examination was
held for both these positions last May
but still the supply of eligibles is not
much more than enough 20 meet the de-
mand. The demand for carriers IS
greater than that FOR clerks.
Joel II. jacobson, of the rural carrier
division, Is spending his vacation at his
home in Syracuse, N L He will re-
turn to the Office about the last Of
the month
E. N Lovewel. Of the examining di-
vision, Is spending. the month of Sep
temner on leave at his home in Balls
ton, Va
Z. o. Arner. OF the application di-
vision. returned the first of the week
from n Nnfee weeks NsaGr1lAtu spent III
company with his wife. ct his homo in
eastern Pennsylvania. He was at the
Office for only a few days before leav-
ing on his examination trip
Clara A.cNaster. OF the division of ap-
pointmcnts. is absent on leave for two
weeks.
Flora Pierce, Of the examining d.
vision, spent three days Of last week
at the jamestown Exposition.
F. w. Wingo. Of the rural carrier d.
vision, returned to his desk last Non
day. He had been absent from the Of
fee for several days on account Of Ill
ne5s In his family.
A. II. Hitler, chief of the examining
division. spent the week at the James
town Exposition.
r. ". Halter. OF the application d.
vision. Is spending the month On leave
at his home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Agnes c. Thompson. Of the di-
vision or appointments, returned to duty
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Joseph W. Gillespie, OF the watch
force. left last week for Ohio. where ne
will spend his annual vacation.
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T. J. Hartford. OF the Auditors Office
has returned from an extended tour of
the Northwest, and trip into the
Grand Canyon OF the Colorado and the
National Park. with ten DAYS devoted
to the sights Of California.
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James z. Muuigan, Of the foundry
division. is taking his annual leave, part
OF which win be spent at Baltimore, Md.
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Capt. William F. Meyers, chief clerk
to the executive office. has returned 10
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r. ". Halter, OF the application 6l-
vision. IS spending the month on leave
at his home in Pennsylvania.
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J. H Hammill, Of the Auditors office.
is back after a thirty days absence
spent in the mountains Of New Hamp-
shire.
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Miss Agnes G. Thompson. Of the di-
vision or appointments, returned to duty
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Miss P. B. Blankmsn. of the Bureau
Of Statistics. has been on the sick list
for several days.
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William H. Jordan. OF the folding and
packing division. Who suffered slight
stroke of apoplexy a few weeks since.
has returned 10 work.
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Charles Wade. CT the pamphlet bind
ing division. has returned from his Gus
tonary vacation, which was spent at
Atlantic City and Baltimore.
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William ]. O'Neill. OF the foundry d.
vision, is spending his vacation with
relatives and friends at his old home
at Cincinnati, Ohio.
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William Avis, OF the watch force. is
spending two weeks IN Philadelphia
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Miss Marian r. Livingston has been
transferred from the office Of the su-
Perintendent of documents to the d.
vision of audit
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H. d. Smith. OF the examining divi-
sion. returned to the office last Monday
after an absence on leave Of three
weeks.
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Miss Sarah Skinner. of the Bureau Of
Statistics. left Wednesday for a ten-day
vacation trip TO Buffalo, n. Y.
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William Lang. OF the document bind
cry division, has returned from leave OF
absence for fifteen days, which he spent
in ST. Marys county. Md.
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john F. Putnam, jr.. OF the flfta d.
vision proofroOm. accompanied BIZ his
wife, has returned from a vacation trip
TO Maine.
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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 0Ir. 5ibson's sons was hurled
beneath the car seats and badly bruised
about the face.
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ffteen-day trip 10 Buffalo. N. Y. and
Niagara Falls.
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John S Tunniclin. OF the watch force,
is on vacation for thirty days. and VIII
visit the jamestown Exposition.