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annual leave among the mountains Of
Pennsylvania.
-. I. Teeter, of the certificate divi-
sion. is absent from the office sick.
Mrs. L. S. Robins, of the certificate
division. is enjoying a few days Of an
nual leave along the Jersey coast.
Miss NJ. Florence Bingham. of the
pension agency, is on a two weeks va
cation.
agency, is IN West Virginia on a two
weeks leave Of absence.
Alexander Mckenzie and William
Adreon, Of the agency. are spending
their vacation at Atlantic City.
Allen Bressins, chief clerk Of the
pension agency, is attending the boat
| races at Philadelphia. He expects tC
return the early part Of the week.
Mrs. +. c. Williams. eastern division
has returned from her vacation much
! improved IN health.
Miss Carrie johnson, eastern division.
| is away on her annual leave.
george W Blddleman, eastern divi-
| sion, is On annual leave.
Miss Wolf. eastern division, has gone
on her annual vacation.
John Wheeler, eastern division. and
] wife are spending ten days with friends
near Chevy Chase.
George W. Barnes, section chief east
crn division, is on annual leave until
| September 3.
Miss NJ A. Brewer, eastern division
/ is on annual leave
Dr. James Crozier, formerly a medical
| examiner Of the Pension Bureau, but
recently of Quincy, H., died on the 7ti
I inst at the Soldiers Home Hospital al
I Quincy DR.. CroZier was a veteran OF
| the war Of the rebellion and a pen
sioner.
]. o. {. Roberts, OF the board Of re.
view, has been absent during tn,
greater part Of the week on account OF
! sickness.
| w. II. N-inslow, Of the western divi
/ sion. has taken possession of his new
| home at Riverdale.
air. Whitcomb, Of the eastern divi
sion. has returned from months SO,
tOurn at Chautauqua, n. Y, much i'm
proved by the change.
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Revenue cutter Service Orders.

Capt II. r. West granted fifteen days
extension leave.
Capt. B. l.. Reed granted twenty-five
days leave.
First Assistant Engineer J. I. Bryan
ordered TO the WinUna for temporary
duty during the absence Of Second As
sistant Engineer J. A. Burns
Capt Howard Emery granted thirty
days leave
First Assistant Engineer s. NJ. Rock
granted thirty days leave
Capt X. W Perry granted ten days
eXter sion leave
Second Assistant Engineer ]. A.
Burns granted thirty days leave.
Chief Engineer W. F. BlackmoTe
granted thirty days leave
Chief Engineer Y. F. Cutchin granted
thirty days extension leave
Chief Engineer J. r. Daily ordered to
proceed to Reading, Pa. on inspection
Cuty.
First Assistant Engineer VI. n. Usina
granted thirty days leave
Second Assistant Engineer J. h.
Sheedy granted thirty days extension
leave.
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Col. Robert Williams, Deputy Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue, is on leave
OF absence for several days, being IN
attendance upon the annual tournament
OF the International Association of
Archers at Chicago. Colonel williams
has international fame as ar archer,
and at the last meeting Of the associa-
ton held in Boston, he was a close sec
ond in the long bow shoot.
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The funeral services over the remains
OF Frank Miller, d former empIoye Of
the Office, were neld Thursday after
noon at the family home. 6lT Twelfth
street northwest The interment was
made at Rock Creek Cemetery. The
panbearers were Daniel Miller. S. 5.
Shedd, F. c. Capers, Charles Peake, w.
s. McCurdy. ami Z. q. Zimmerman. Mr..
Miller was native Of Ohio, and died
in tie seventy-first year Of his age He
is survived BY his wife. I've children,
and several grandchildren.
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Samuel II. Marks. the urbane and
popular private secretary 70 the chief
clerk Of the Treasury, with his wife
and four children, will leave Monday
for a months vacation, which will be
spent at Asbury Park. He is a great
lover of aquatic sports. being an ex-
pert swimmer. and each year spends
some time at the seashore, where he
can enjoy his favorite pastime.
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ALL IN GOOD TIME.

Sabbath School Teacher-"Where have
you been lately, Sadie2 I haven't seen
YOU at Sunday school for some time"
Sadie Smith-"O, please, miss, I'm
learning French and music now. so
mother doesn't wish me to take re-
iigion just yet"-Sketch.
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INFANTS SUMNER SICKNESS
The following simple treatment VIII usu-
ally cure summer otarrhoea within "a
hours:
!. Stop feeding dairy milk.
2 Give Oo about one-year-old) one
grain OF calomei cut into thres doses of
two-hour intervals.
; Feed for q few days on thick rice
water. finely strained. and sweetened,
while yet hot. with some condensed milk
Keep mixture cool, heating bottle whsa
needed.
4 When cured. gradually substitute
scalded or pasteurized dairy milk
SOCIETY roe PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS,
Il. BERLINER, Secretary.
p s.-A regular diet FOR ehildrsa e.
condensed milk is inadvisable.
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Henry Casey. Chief Army Pension
Division, Auditor for Interior. is max
ing his annual visit 10 Jordan White
Sulphur Springs, Va.
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Notes and Personals

J. A. Warield. Assistant Engineer OF
Treasury Department, is on leave Of
absence for two weeks.
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Notes and Personals.

Paul II. Watson, who was recently ap-
pointed to a position as stenographer
and assigned to the purchasing and in
specting division. has resigned in order
to take q place with a local business
firm.
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J. o. Schuckers. OF the cabinet shop.
has been granted a weeks leave from
Monday.
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Word has been received from friends
mat Miss Ethel Eckman. OF the Bureau
OF Chemistry, who has been spending
her vacation in Europe. sailed for heune
on Friday
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Edward H Woodford. Of the printing
division. has been granted leave OF alb
sence for fifteen days. which he will
spend In and about Washington.
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Alx A WarfeId. chief Of the west
ision. is spending his vacation
mont and CONNECTICUT. He took
Is fishing tackle and will bring
Dme big FISH CstOries) when he
Fred -. Peck. chief Of section,
In division. Is on leave for the
&c OF the month. FL. will visit
and Pennsylvania. Mrs. Peck ac-
anied him.
les p. Wooteu. formerly of the
I'd Of review, but for several years
the field as a special examiner, has
burned 10 the bureau and has been
ssigned to a desk in the board Of re-
Fiew.
4 J. II Mcintosh, assistant chief OF the
widows section, Western division, is of
for a thirty days leave, during which
he will visit his old home at New York
city and other points in that State.
A j. Arnell is acting assistant chief
Of the widows section during the alb
scnce Of Mr.. Mcintosh.
II r Schaner. OF the western di-
vision. is on a thirty days 1aunt through
Pennsylvania, visiting his old home and
incidentally renewing his acquaintance
with relatives and old friends.
Mai G. r. c. Phillips, of the western
division, who has been away III for sew
eTai weeks. has returned to his desk
much improved in health.
c. S. Wheeler, Of the western division
has returned from q three months va
cation spent in Europe. The trip ap-
pears 70 have benefited him very much.
His family remains for the present on
the other side.
J. H Bell, Of the board OF review. is
spending his vacation among the lakes
II Canada. He expects 10 be away
about three weeks.
Mai. Caleb b. Moore, assistant chief
Il the certificate division. and Mrs.
Moore are back from a two weeks visit
al atlantic City.
J. J. McGraw. Of the Western division.
IS spending his vacation with his family
at Colonial Beach.
Miss Ella r Browne. OF certificate di-
vision, is spending her annual leave
upon the coast of Maine. to be absent
until the 1st Of September
Miss V. Fletcher. Of the certificate
division, is on annual leave for two
weeks.
Miss D. C. Condor. of the certificate
division. is spending a few days on
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J. A lie Cierc, OF the Bureau OF Chem
istry. has gone 70 various points in the
West on official business. He viii be
away from the department FOR about
two months.
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LoudOn Feast, foreman Of laborers, is
away for vacation Of four weeks.
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The bureau has recently given situa-
tions to the following former employees
Of the Government Printing Onice: Miss
Kate VI. Dausch Miss Ella C. Hardy,
Miss Mary A Collier. Edward T. Big
gan, Thomas J. Eastburn, and Joseph
T. Gillin.
The death Of Frederick A. Cook, of
the bureau. was sad news to his many
friends. Mr.. Cook died suddenly at his
home 5I5 Nineteenth street northwest.
the first Of the week, as the result Of
a ruptured blood vessel.
Miss Emma J. Miller, Of section e.
and number Of friends, have returned
after spending several days at the
jamestown Exposition, Virginia Beach.
and Old Point Comfort. The party re-
turned by way OF New York, by sea.
Miss Dora c. Herbert. Of section 6. IS
spending two weeks Of her vacation in
/ Boston.
Miss Rose s. stinson. OF section 8. left
last week for her home, at Bradford
Pa. where she will remain for one
month.
Julius N1iiitzer. Of section ?, was on
vacation last week.
| Miss Mary Mclaughlin. Of the steam
press division. is spending ten days at
her home, at Hazleton, Pa.
Miss Mabel z. Robey and Miss Julia
H Clark. of the printing division, are
spending their vacations at Piney Point
Miss Anna NJ. Umstead, Miss Laura z.
Goss Miss Margaret NJ Ginnaty, Miss
Mary p. Coleman, and Miss Nena NJ.
Parker Of the miscellaneous division.
! formed a pleasant party that Is making
/ two weeks trip to Niagara Falls. They
will also make a tour OF the Great lakes
| before returning.
| Miss Bessie A. Sanford, OF the miscel-
! laneous division. has gone to her home
/ in Westmoreland county, Va, for an in
definite stay. for the purpose Of recuper-
ating her health.
Miss Lulu Croggins. OF section three, is
! spending several days at her old home
/ in Pitman Grove, N J.
Miss Nora NJ. Jackson. OF the surface
branch, is spending her vacation in
| westmoreland county, Va.
Miss Olive S. Brearley. of the miscel-
Isneous division, is at Washington Grove
for a vacation.
Miss Sarah f. McCaferty, of the mis-
cellaneous division, is taking part OF her
annual leave.
Miss Emma F. Walker, of the miscel-
laneous division. Is taking leave for the
purpose of recUperating her health.
Miss Cecilia c. Munt. Of the miscel-
| laneous division, is spending her vaca-
ton at the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Minnie Z. Lyddane. Miss Mabel
Brown, and Miss Frances z. Trott, OF
the miscellaneous division. spent last
week at Atlantic City, and will also visit
Coney Island before returning TO the
city.
Charles r. ]. Schenken, Of the miscel-
laneous division, was on vacation last
week.
| Edward '. Farley, or section ten. was
in Philadelphia last week to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Harry Melville, of section two. was
on vacation last week, which he pleas
antly spent rustieating in the vicinity
Of Soldiers Home.
| Edward l.. Schrack, Of section two
reported for duty on Monday. after hav-
ing spent several days at Wildwood-by-
| the-SeS, accompanied by his family.
| Fred Meyers. Of section ten returned
| to work Monday after a pleasant vaca-
ton of two weeks, having visited
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Miss Nellie A. Parkinson, Of the
Bureau OF Chemistry, is on annual va
cation She viii be away from her desk
for about three weeks.
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Homer T. Hirst has gone to New
Hampshire 10 visit his brother.
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John Wasson. OF the watch force, died
suddenly on Wednesday afternoon fol-
lowing q painful illness OF two weeks
IN the seventy-thfrd year Of his age
The funeral services were held on Fri
day afternoon AT the residence OF his
son, James S. wasson, 5ls1s EleventH
street southwest. Interment vas made
al Arlington.
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Thomas Solan, OF the electrical divi-
sion. an amateur tragedian, has re-
signed his position in order 20 follow
a theatrical career.
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AAgricUltUrV

Or. II. ". Wiley. chief OF The Bureau
OF Chemistry, who has been n France
since June on official business, sailed
from South Antwerp FOR AmeTics We'd
nesday- He Is expected TO arrive In
Washington the latter part OF the week
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Of the Interior office, left last week for
Norwich. Conn, 10 enjoy her vacation.
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James T Murphy is visiting his old
home in North Carolina.
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John A Onyon, OF the drst division,
is on vacation. Mrs. Onycn. who has
been visiting in the West, will arrive
home this week
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c. B. Clark. Of the supply division. left
last week for his vacation. which he
viii spend at Atlantic City
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moved from the old 70 the new buiidiag.
! and located on the fourth floor.
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has purchased an interest in The Trades
Unionist- Mr.. Johnson has resigned his
position and has taken active control
Of the mechanical end OF the Trades
UniOnist
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FraT F. Chaplin. Of the proof division.
Is taking three weeks leave and will
go 10 Thousand Islands, Montreal. Can
ada, and other points in the North.
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has returned from a thre weeks visit
10 hts old home in New Hampshire.
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Frank Tabler. of section two. will re-
port for dIty tomorrow after two weeks
leave of absence
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Miss Minnie B. Hegeman. cataloguer
in the division Of documents. has re-
turned from an extensive trip 70 points
in Oregon and California.
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Z. J. BrOokings. OF the Office Of Aud
itor OF the Interior. is spending his va
cation at his former home in Maine
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Charles L. Brockway. captain Of Com
pany F, D. c. n. G., has returned from
the encampment Of his regiment at
Harper's Ferry. and is again at his desk
in the Office Of the Auditor OF the In
terror.
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Miss Nellie sacrey. of section two,
Is enjoying vacation for two weeks.
Miss Elsie Moore, Of section two, re-
turned Monday from Seattle. Wash, |
where she attended the recent Christian |
Endeavor convention Returning, the /
party visited Colorado Springs and made |
the ascent OF Pixies Peak. They also /
visited the Yellowstone National Park. ]
Cripple Greek, Salt Lake City, and Den |
yer.
William X. Barnett. of section two. |
returned Monday after spending ten
days pleasantly at Atlantic City.
James Lord. Of section three. will re-
turn to duty tomorrow after a trip to
the East.
T. L. Mahan. Of the oil room, has
returned from Boston, where he spent
the "Old Home Week" and visited rela-
tives and friends.
Charles williams. of the power press
division has returned from a vacation
trip TO Maine.
Miss Lucy E. Homer, OF the printing
division. left last week for the James
town Exposition and Virginia Beach.
She will visit all points OF interest in
that locality before returning to the
city.
Miss Dora Hudson. OF section four,
r as been spending her vacation at her
home in Virginia.
Earnest Brooks. OF the engraving di-
vision. is spending his vacation al Co
lOnlal Beach.
SUPERINTENDENT Lawson. who spent his
vacation at Annapolis. Md, has return
cd TO the bureau. where he was gladly
welcomed back by his many friends.
Misses Anna L. Colvin. Hattie NJ
Crane. Ella p. Hickman. and May Ken
ely. Of section Ave. were on vacation
last week.
Miss Fairy A Hyatt. OF section FIVE.
is spending her vacation az Mt Airy,
Nd. with relatives and friends.
Miss Pearl S. Young. Of the examining
division. is spending a part Of her annual
leave at Hagerstown. Md
Miss Ethel V. Benton, OF the steam
press division. has been promoted 10 the
examining division.
Miss Julia Miller. Of section three. has
returned 10 work after spending two
weeks at her home at Geneva, n. Y.
Miss Mamie V O'DonneH, of the
stamp section, printing division, has
| been promoted to the examining diyi-
sion.
Miss Mildred E. Jackson. messenger
in section four, enjoyed a part of her
annual vacation last week
George H. Ripley. Of the plate division.
was granted an additional weeks leave.
which brings him back TO the bureau
on Monday.
Miss Carrie NJ Caldwell, of section g.
is spending several days at Colonial
Beach.
James NJ. Fisher. OF the miscellaneous
office. who Is on vacation. writes from
Yarmouth. Nova Scotia, that he and his
wife arrived safely and are having an
enjoyable visit.
James A Farley. OF the power press
division. returned Sunday night from
! philadelphia. accompanied by his fam
fly. who have been visiting relatives IN
the Quaker City for several weeks.
William Bowman. Of section 2. will re
turn tomorrow from Boston. where he
attended the Old Home week. and Incl
dentally visited relatives and friends.
! Charles Kran1s, Of section 10. has re-
turned from a visit 20 friends in New
York city.
S. Earl Smith, of section 10, was on
vacation last week.
Miss Anna NJ. Plant. OF the numbering
division, is spending her vacation at the
Braddock Hotel. Braddock Heights. She
| will remain two weeks.
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Wilfred Rouieau. OF the proof division
has returned from Colonial Beach
where he spent two weeks.
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Miss Mabel Ward, of the Office Of Au-
dltor for the Interior. is enjoying her
vacation at Asbury Park
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H c. Sive, Of the Bureau Of Chemis-
try, is in California for a three-week
trip on official business.
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Miss f. NJ. Leech, of Auditor for the
Interior, is spending a portion of her
leave at Ocean City, Md.
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Miss A. NJ Doyle. OF the Bureau OF
Chemistry. Is on vacation for about
three weeks
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Henry W Petty. OF the printing div
ision, who has been on vacation for
fifteen days. returned 10 the department
on Friday. having visited points In vir-
ginia
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Charles F. Trogner has been desig-
mated chief job press reviser, and given
a handsome increase in salary.
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Mrs Annie c. Little. OF the pamphIet
hiH1ing division. has returned. after
spending thirty days at her old home
ct Cape May. n. J.
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Vincent F. Howard, Of the proof IL
vision, accompanied by his family. Is
spending two weeks in the Blue Ridge
mountains, IN Virginia
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f. n. Jamison, foreman of cabinet
shop, is on leave Of absence for twenty
Eve days which he is spending in visit
ing at his old home In Delaware.
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Michael Hogan. OF the pamphlet bind
ing division, viii spend four weeks at
his old home at Evansville. y. Y. and
also visit Bridgeport. Conn.
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John l. Sim. Of the fifth division
proof room, has returned from his vaca-
tion.
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George ". Long, Of the pamphlet
binding division, has been granted leave
OF absence, which he will spend on a
visit to his grandfather at Limerick.
ireland.
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George Burklin.of the proof division.
has returned from a vacation OF three
weeks.
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Charles Sperle, stock compiler in the
stocks section OF the division OF docu-
ments. has returned from a vacation OF
fifteen days spent at points along the
coast OF New Jersey.
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John A. Bayly. OF the pamphlet bind
ing division. night, has returned after
enjoying his annual vacation.
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Miss Edna 3. Cross. clerk in the fold
ing and packing division, is taking vaca-
ton for thirteen days The position is
being filled in her absence by Miss
Ethel VI. Harden
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Miss Margaret E Robey. OF the pam
phiet binding division, is on vacation for
thirty days.
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John s Burnside. imposer IN the first
division. has made arrangements 10
spend the larger part Of his annual va
cation at Atlantic City.
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Forest s Thackara. Of the press di-
vision. is spending four weeks at his old
home. n Galveston. Tex.
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The force OF laborers in the office is
being largely increased in order to keep
up with the demand for this class Of
employees. The division OF documents
has also added a number Of employees for
the purpose Of bringing the work OF the
division Up to date, while a number Of
stenographers have recently been added
10 the force in order to keep up with
the official correspondence. which is
said to be the heaviest known in years.
The new audit system also serves 10
give employment 20 a number Of clerks.
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Brief Notes and Personals
About Government Printers

The bureau has recently given situa-
tions to the following former employees
Of the Government Printing Office; Miss
Kate ". Dausch. Miss Ella c. Hardy
Miss Mary A. Collier. Edward T. Big
gan, Thomas J. Eastburn. and Joseph
T. Gillin.
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SUPERINTENDENT Lawson, who spent his
vacation at Annapolis. Md, has return
cd TO the bureau, where he was gladly
welcomed back by his many friends.
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Miss Anna NJ. Plant. OF the numbering
division, is spending her vacation at the
Braddock Hotel. Braddock Heights. She
will remain two weeks.
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Edward l.. Schrack, Of section two,
reported for duty on Monday. after hav-
ing spent several days at Wildwood-by-
the-SeS, accompanied by his family.
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Miss Fairy A Hyatt. OF section FIVE.
is spending her vacation az Mt Airy,
Nd. with relatives and friends.
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John Reckert. messenger in the pur-
chasing and inspecting division. spent
last week at Colonial Beach
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William X. Barnett, of section two
returned Monday after spending ter
days pleasantly at Atlantic City.
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Miss Nellie Sacrey. of section two
Is enjoying vacation for two weeks.
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Harry Melville, Of section two. was
on vacation last week, which he pleas
antly spent rusticating In the vicinity
of Soldiers Home.
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S. Earl Smith, of section 10, was on
vacation last week.
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Hugh J. Carey. OF the foundry divi-
sion. is serving a temporary detail 10
the night force
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Edward B. Daw. Of the pamphlet
binding division, has returned from a
two weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
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Jesse c. Shoemaker. Of the supply di-
vision, is spending two weeks az Cane
May.
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Daniel A Gillin. OF the proof division
IS spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
accompanied by mis- family.
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d. A. Gates. chief OF revenue agents
is on an official trip to Chicago and
other Western cities.
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Charles Kran1s. Of section 10 has re-
turned from a visit 20 friends in New
York CITY.
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William Bowman. Of section 2. Will re
turn tomorrow from Boston. where he
attended the Old Home week. and Incl
dentally visited relatives and friends.
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Miss Elsie Moore, of section two, re-
turned Monday from Seattle. Wash,
where she attended the recent Christian
Endeavor convention Returning, the
party visited Colorado Springs and made
the ascent Of Pixies Peak. They also
visited the Yellowstone National Park.
Cripple Greek, Salt Lake City, and Den
YER
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Misses Anna L. Colvin, Hattie NJ
Crane. Ella p. Hickman. and May Ken
ely. Of section i've. were on vacation
last week
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Michael Harris, foreman Of the
stamping division OF the bindery. re-
turned Wednesday from a vacation trip
10 Long Island. n Y. He spent most
OF the time sailing. and reports a de-
Iightful time.
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Robert H. Mayors, Of the first division.
Is taking his annual vacation.