The Washington times., 1907-09-08

jamestown Exposition and Virginia
Beach. He was accompanied BY his
wife and sister.
James T. Steele. general utility clerk
in the appointment division. is spending
part of his annual vacation IN the
mountains Of Virginia.
George II. II. Moore. formerly Of this
city. has resigned as superintendent 81
the station OF the Bureau Of Fisheries
at Tupelo, Miss. a position that pays
$3.50 per annum.
John /. McMaster. clerk in the Bureau
Of Fisheries, has been promoted from
$40 to $500 per annum
William Fl. wagner. Of Massachusetts,.
has been appointed to a position as
copyist at 500 per annum In the Bureau
Of immigration and Naturalization.
Dr. George W. Leadley. chief OF the
appointment division. returned on Tues
DAY from a pleasant three weeks vaca-
tioa trip, which embraced a visit to
points I'm western New York, stop at
the mouth OF the Potomac. and a few
days IN the mountains " West VIr-
ginia.
E. n Hawley. correspondence clerk
in the appointment division, has gone
to Atlantic City.
Frank c. Greenawait. of the appoint
ment division, has returned from his va
cation, watch was spent at Monterey
Inn. Riue Ridge Summit. Pa. While
there he found time to indulge in his
favorite pastime OF golf
Fred Watts, jr., immigrant inspector
IN the Bureau of Immigration aud Natu-
radiation. left Monday for Atlantic
City and other points IN the East TO
spend several weeks.
DR.. James T. Dickinson, OF the Ep-
p0iutment division, IS absent from his
office, being busily engaged in showing
HE city to a number Of friends from
his old home in Chic.
Mrs. A. II. Freeman, writer at S725
per annun at the Coast and Geodetlc
Survey, has resigned her position for
a place In the Bureau Of the Census.
Ernest S. Bradford. Of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed a special agent at
S1,6o0 per annum in the Bureau of Cor
porations.
William 3. Scott. of the Bureau OF
Statistics, has been promoted from mes
senser at $40 per annum to Copyist al
$500.
William II. Deck. of this city. has
been appointed TO a position as writer
also expect to visit points of interest
in New York and other Eastern States
before their return
a. H. Freur. of the army division. viii
attend the C. A. r. encampment at sar-
atoga, as a representative of the De-
paTtpent Of the Potomac.
Capt. L. NJ. Lewis. of the army d.
vision. leaves today for Saratoga to
attendant the Q. \. r encampment
Mrs. Anne ROM, OF the army division.
Is at her desk again.
Miss c. A. Cole. of the certificate divi-
sion, is absent on annual leave, TO De
gone four weeks.
Miss Mary Powell, of the certificate
division, Is on annual leave, to be alb
sent several weeks.
DR.. w. J. wilkinson, OF the board of
review, is on annual leave
Miss Mary +. Ross. OF the certificate
division. is spending her annual .lesve
in New Hampshire, to be absent from
the Office Until early in october.
Mai. J. H. Brady has left for Phila-
delphia, where he will join Post No. ),
G. A. r. and go to the national encamp-
ment.
S. B. Weaver has returned to duty
from prolonged leave of absence.
John W. Bates, of the board of re-
view, is in Canada on annual leave.
Miss A. L. Williamson, of the certif-
cate division, who has been spending
several weeks in Nova Scotia. has re-
turned to the office, having had de-
lghtful time.
Miss Virginia. T Landstrcet, OF the
certificate division, is taxing a few days
annual leave.
George w. Havel. of the eastern di-
vision, has returned 10 his desk after 8