The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-15

vision, has returned from Fairfax
county Va, where he spent three weeks
Of HIS vacation.
Edward W PIaskett has been an
pointed 70 a position as temporary
pFessman.
Samuel A. Colman, Of the electricians
division, has been appointed to a posi-
ton as stenographer and typewriter IN
the office Of the secretary.
Harry r. samuelson has been ap-
pointed to a position in the press d.
vision as temporary pressman.
Miss May Kane has been appointed a
temporary press feeder.
Joseph F. splann. OF the feundr, a.
vision, Is spending his vacation at In
dianapoiis Ind
George H. Vandercook, Of the foundry
division, has joined the vacation throrg
Oliver Shaw, OF the foundry division.
Is on leave. He spent last week AT
Saratoga Springs with the Grand Army
people.
Thomas +. Patterson, OF the foundry
division, Is Ia Albany. n. Z. 10 wish
friends Waiie spending his annual leave.
Fasker p Polk. OF the bindery. and
wife, are visiting relatives and friends
Al Lexington. Ky. They made a side
trip 20 the jamestown Exposition en-
route TO Kentucky.
Joe Benner. who was formerly en-
ployed IN the office. has been aD3ointes
10 new position. as uonotyDe macbinist
on certlficsuon by the civil Service
Commission.
John E. Paul. OF the folding and pack
ing division is IN the country for a
three week rest
George ". Wilmington. Of the watch
force. has returned from HIS vacation.
AIRS. oliver c. Terry. sixty wears ola
mother Of Hynes z. Terry, assistant
aooFkeeper' was painfully injured al her
home by falling down flight Of stairs.
her advanced ege, tt is thought. viii
make her recovery slow. Mr.. Terry re-
The employees Of the Office who fafIa6
IN pass in a recent civil service exaui-
nation for clerkships win be- given an
other jest in October. The candidates
were summoned before the PpbI,,
Printer on Monday ard interrogafed "a
70 the preparation they had made for
the next examination.
The following empsoyes OF the ere.
division left Thursday on q two xeeLs'
vacation: Charles II. Leeds. Jannes w
Mathers, and Percy J. Talbot. Tbose
taxing leave for a month are Davte
Smith, William S. Cady. and Jefersop
d. Garland
William F. Ashley. OF the 'Y.r Of the
first division, returned on Monday from
two months leave Of absence.
Edward A LANCE. Of the foundry divi-
sion, is spending his annual leave al
st. Louis. No.
Hugh J. Carey Of the foundry divi-
sion' Is at Albany, n. \. to spend his
annual leave.
Rufus L. Christian, Of the foundry
division, is spending his annual leave
a. Colonial Beach.
George II. Thayer. OF the foundry dtvt-
sion, is among the number on a vaca-
ton.
Ezra c. soules. Of the plate vault. re-
turned last week, after being on The
sick list for about two months. An
operation performed was successful.
and he is much improved in health.
Adam J. Hoffman has been trans.
fer-ed from the press division to MS
former position on the eastors in the
monotype machine division.
John May, OF the supply division. has
been transferred from the day to the
night force.
John L. McKinnon. of the folding and
delivery division, returned last week
from a three weeks vacation trip. hav-
ing visited Niagara Falls. Boston. At
lantic City. and the jamestown Exposi-
ton. The trip from Boston to James
town was made by sea.
The Office continues to be crowded
with visitors returning from or en-
route TO the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Sarah U. Harrison, Of the bind
cry, who went West about two months
ego to look after some business inter-
ests. has been dropped from the rolls
Miss Mile Parker. OF the bindery.
has been on the sick list for the last
week.
Samuel r. Copper. OF the foundry divi-
sion. is taking his vacation.
Mrs, Bonnie Q. Goldsmith, temporary
clerk In the office Of the superintendent.
Of documents, has resigned her position
In order to take permanent cierkship
IN The Department of Agriculture.
Mrs MINIS O. Sanders, Of the bind
cry, was on the sick list last week
Thomas J. Kelly. Of the bindery, Joined
the sightseeing throng In Washington
for a few days last week. he inspected