The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-09


sic. vocal and instrumental. has been
provided for.
II is intended 70 make this event a
fitting observance Of Flag Day. the both
A general invitation IS
extended 20 an.
Col. j. D. Bloodgood. of the Pension
Bureau, is commander OF the post, and
Mrs. AIDA II. Feathers is president Of
the corps.
Notes and Personals.
George r. Marble. of the law division.
has been detailed TO the certificate d.
vision, 10 help out on the act Of Febru-
airy G. 1907. work.
Col Caleb B. Moore, assistant chief
Of the certificate division. who has been
under the weather for a week, has fully
Col. +. II. HoIbrook. the junior vice
department commander OF the Grand
Army. IS a recent transfer 10 the board
OF review.
Mrs. NJ f. Glmer. OF the army divi-
sion, who has been visiting her son in
Los Angeles for a month, is at her desk
again.
W. II. House has been transferred
from the record 20 the army division.
Miss Katie Leech has been transferred
from the army to the record division
Mrs Clinton. OF the army division. is
visiting friends IN New York.
E. n Brown. assistant chief OF the
army division, has moved into mis- sum
mer quarters at Forest Glen.
Edward Higgins. of the certificate d.
vision. is absent from the Office on an
nual leave.
Mrs. Carrie Marshall Of the certificate
division, who has been very III for sew
eral weeks. is slowly improving.
A. T Atchison. Of the certificate div
sion. is on duty again. having been alb
sent for a few days
Miss Kitty Herr:n. Of the western d.
vision. has been on leave taking an ex-
animation for her degree as NJ D
division, has been absent a part OF this
week on account OF illness.
Maj John T. Clements. chief Of the
southern division. who has beer absent
for several weeks with a severe attack
OF double pneumonia, is again on duty.
Louis Roth, chief OF section, eastern
division, has returned to his desk after
a short vacation at his home in Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. Ida L. Chase, wife Of B. F.
Chase, OF the western division. entertain
ed a number Of her friends last Thurs
day. There were present Mr.. and
Mrs John S. Walker. Nj and Mrs.
George R Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs A
II. Feathers. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newton. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ Calhoun. S. W. McEideTry.
Mrs. Matilda Sprague, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Lewis. Mrs Avis. and Mrs. NSiiOr
Captain Wilson. OF the western di-
vision. is in Philadelphia experimenting
the finishing and packing of a machine
he has invented TO assist in gold mining.
and expects TO start West with it in a
few days.
A. Vangander, OF the board Of review,
Is away on account Of Illness.
John H Wood has returned from a
short visit to Colonial Beach, Va
Il. Burger. of the board Of review.
sailed for Europe on the Sd inst, and
VIII be away about three months. visiting
England. Scotland. Ireland and the Con-
tinent before his return
Mrs. Coleman. OF the board CT review,
is on annual leave visiting friends and
relatives in Ohio.
Major John NJ. Foote, late OF the spe-
cial examination. who died on Tuesday
evening. June L. served with distinction
throughout the civil war. He was sta
toned at Buffalo. y. Y. for many
years as a special examiner and made
many friends by his courteous and
genial manner. He was 2 brave soldier,
a good c0mrade- and a generous friend.
W W. Kinsley. OF the board OF re-
view, is away on annual leave.
DR.. A. X. SWEET. Of the board OF re-
view. has returned 10 duty from an en-
forced absence on account Of illness.
John sturges. of the raters section.
board Of review. is away on annual
leave.
The famous
GHO OMAKER
- PENN RYE
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