The Washington times., 1907-07-28

MYRON ]. FERREN,
Who Will Go to Massachusetts, With
His Wife for a Months Stay.
tained fracture Of the arm. mas been
granted thirty days leave, during which
time she viii have the arm reset.
Miss Allie Trefts, copyholder in the
Fifth division proofroom, is on vaca-
ton.
Miss Mary A Law. OF the fifth di-
vision proofrOom. returned last week
from her vacation.
George NJ. Duncan. OF the press di-
vision. is spending fifteen days with his
mother, il Dayton. Ohio.
Ozias S. webster. Of the third division.
left Thursday to spend some time at
Maryland summer resorts.
James G. Roberts. Of the second d.
vision, is taking portion Of his an
nual leave.
Edward 3. Campbell. OF the paint
shop. used up several days OF his annual
/ leave last week.
Miss Jennie Grace Johnson. COM
positor in the second division. left last
week for Boston. where she will spend
two weeks with friends.
| Frederick w. schrlvener Of the docu-
( ment division OF the bindery. is spend
( ing two weeks IN St Marys county,
/ Nd.
/ John s. Benham, OF the job division
OF the bindery. is spending three weeks
I at Wesley Grove. Nd. for the purpose
OF attending the eampmeeting services.
} Benjamin F. Mann, OF the fifth d.
vision proofroom. has returned from va
cation.
! William l. Schmalhoff. OF the proof
division. is taking a portion of his an
nual leave.
James ". Hughes. chief OF the ma
chine division called 70 Newark
n J. last week 70 attend the funeral
OF his brother.
Or. James r. Armstrong, Of the proof
( division. has returned from a trim to
the Southwest, having spent the time
renewing acquaintances among the pro-
fession in the Panhandle OF Texas and
IN Oklahoma.
John J. MiIlar. of the proof division.
has returned from his annual vacation
L. II Patterson. Of the proof division,
left Thursday for a visit OF twenty days
to his brother, on the susquehanna. in
| Pennsylvania.
William F. Reed. Of the proof division.
IS taking fifteen days Of his annual
vacation, which he viii spend at nearby
pleasure resorts.
Thomas J. Burke. stenographer in the
division Of purchases. returned Wednes-
day after spending fifteen days pleas
antly with relatives and friends at his
home, in WiIkesbarre, Pa.
Edward B. Daw. Of the pamphlet bind
ing division, is. spending fifteen days OF
his annual leave at Colonial Beach.
Miss Emily NJ. Hayes, Of the pamphlet
binding division, Is spending her vaca-
ton in Virginia, where she will remain
for one month.
Miss Hattie L. Grimes. Of the PAM
phlet binding division. is on vocation
for two weeks
Ralph r. Rich and Albert H. Lester.
messenger boys appointed on certifica-
tion by the Civil Service Commission
last week, were assigned 70 the supply
division
Fifty-one employees OF the first division
were last week transferred to the proof,
second. fourth, fifth, and vault. di-
visions. This large force has hereto
fore been detailed from the first division
~ Inc divisions indicated. but under a
recent order OF the Public Printer de-
tails oan not be made from one division
60 an@iher for a longer period than
eight hours The new rule is made
necessary on account of the audit sys-
TEN.
George p. DOwell. a landmark Of the
first division, has been transferred 10
the office of the superintendent Of man
ufaeture. w. J. Delano, helper in the
first division, has been transferred to
the Office Of the foreman of printing
Joseph d. Mitchell. Of the bindery,
was on the sick list last week
Harry w. Elliott clerk in Julius
Meier's division Of the bindery, has
been promoted from 1880 to $500 per
annum.
Ralph /. Garland. of Rochester. N Y.
and William 3. Eastburn, of Philadei-
phia. who recently served six months on