The Washington times., 1907-08-18

ulNiSioh' Is spending several days al
Norfolk and jamestown. Va
William A. Roberts. Of the first divis-
ion night force. is spending part OF his
annual leave with his son, H. L. Rob-
erts, al Brooklyn. n. Y Mrs. Roberts
sailed last week for Europe. She will
visit relatives in County Sligo. ireland
for the first time in thirty years.
Mrs. Helen Q. Coolidge, clerk in the
pamphlet binding division, is on vaca-
ton for two weeks.
Miss Virginia NJ Evans and Mrs.
Emma S. Kretschmar. OF The pamphle,
binding division. are taking two weeks
leave OF absence.
Miss Amy E. Hnlebrant. Of the pamph-
let binding division. is spending her va
walton az Colonial Beach.
James Ralph, of the supply division.
has been granted an extension Of leave
for thirty days.
John J. Smith. Of the pamphlet bind
ing division, Is spending fifteen days at
Atlantic City
John Cowgirl. OF the pamphlet binding
division, Is on vacation for thirty days.
He Will visit relatives and friends at
Ioints in West Virginia.
James H. Wiley. OF the fourth divis-
ion. accompanied by his wife. has re-
turned from a pleasant vacation spent in
the New England States.
Thomas Birney. OF the Pamphlet divIs-
ION. Is on vacation for seventeen days.
The following compositors have been
transferred 10 the proof division and
promoted 10 proof readers; Joseph z.
Cotton. Charles z. Jcnes. George p
Phillips. and Scott C. Pulliam. The
following have been promoted from. com
positors 10 copyhoIders: Frank r. Trim
be. Samuel T. ESmay, Jefferson D
Hayden. and Charles z. johnson.
Among the employees 81 the bindery
taking vacation are the following
George T Berkeley, George o. Barnes.
Miss Eva Kfllmo1. Mrs. Alice z. Bait
ley, and Miss Jane ". Gregory.
Miss Kathryn y. Maxon. temporary
clerk in the division OF documents. cum
pleted her six months appointment last
week and has returned to her. nome in
New York.
Guestaf r. L. DahIberg. Of the folding
and packing division, has returned from
his vacation
Joseph DeFontes. Congressional mes
senger. has returned from a vacation
Of three weeks, having spent the time
with mis- family az the Jamestown Expo-
sitioa and al points along the Jersey
coast.
Miss Aboie F. Hill. who has been
employed as a temporary clerk IN the
division OF documents. resigned her Do
sitiOn last week and returned 10 lf.r
home IN Michigan.
The following employees Of the first
division are taking vacation: 0. B. Bel
linger, H. A. McPike, E. S. Wild, Mar
tin Barringer. A. NJ Willlngham, ard
Charles w. Henry.
William H. Jordan. pressman in the
folding and packing division, who was
taken I'll at the office last week. is re-
covering and will ne able 10 resume
MS work n a few days.
Thomas A. Bynum. Of the proof dIvis-
Ion. is Ill at his home with erysipeIas.
Joseph S. Clarke, of the proof division.
left last week for his old home. in Ohio.
where he VIII spend his months vaca-
ton.
Frederick NJ. werneke. of the proof
division, has gone 10 Chicago, for a visit
to relatives and friends at his old home.
Miss Frances A. Crandall, Of the edi-
torisl section Of the division Of docu-
nients, is taking vacation for two weeks.
Frank W. Street, of the proof division.
ie spending his vacation at Buffalo. ac-
companied by his family.
Frank A. Dunkin, of the folding and
packing division. has been I'll at his
home, at Brookland, for the last week
William Rebuschatis. Of the proof di-
vision. has been detailed to the Bureau
OF Manufactures. Department of Com
merce and Labor. as a copy editor.
Fiavius II. Barnhart, Charles E. Etch-
berger, Charles D. Glass. Frank w.
Kern, and George r. Merriam, of the
proof division. are taking their annual
vacations.
William L. Schmalhoff. Charles 1.
o'Neill, and Theodore NJ. Hanft. of the
proof division. have returned from
leave.
John H. Atkins. of the bindery, is
spending three weeks at Ocean City, Md
Edward L. Rohm, of the proof divis-
ion, is taking his annual vacation.
Timothy Shea. of the hlndery, was on
the sick list last week
FISHY.
Fishing is too much ike coon hunt
ing; you don't catch any.-Atchison
Globe.