The Washington times., 1907-09-08

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COL. GEORGE Il. STONE,
Of the Fifth Division Proof Room,
G. P. o.
boat for Baltimore and Boston. for q va
cation trip. The return trip viii be
made by rail
=. J. Byrne. assistant foreman IN the
bindery. mas returned after spending
about three weeks at points ia Massa-
chusetts.
Rufus L. Christian. Of the foundry d.
vision, is at Colonial Beach 70 spend his
vacation.
F. A Mumford Of philadelphia. has
received a probationary appointment as
Al elecrotype molder in the foundry di-
vision.
Edward Herbert. of the foundry o.
vision, led three fingers badly lacerated
by routing machine.
Charles Cardwen. OF the bindery. was
of duty FOR several days last week
Edward lie Bosslere. AIRS. Bette A.
Tanner. and Miss Mary A. Cramer. OF
the bindery, started on vacations last
week
Mrs. Emma FIarrigan. of the bindery.
, returned Tuesday from a pleasant stay
at Atlantic City.
| George o. Barnes. OF the bindery. re-
turned Tuesday after being on vacation
/ for three weeks, the pleasure Of which
was destroyed by r bad attack OF rheu-
rlatism.
Deputy Public Printer Brian continues
70 officIate as acting Public Printer.
The absence OF Superintendent OF Manu-
facture Mcfarland also causes a move
up along the line. First Assistant su-
perintendent OF Manufacture Young is
acting superintendent Foreman OF
Printing Constantine is acting first as
sistant superintendent Of manufacture.
and First Assistant Foreman OF Print
ing Spottswood is acting foreman Of
printing.
The time-honored titles OF foreman
and assistant foreman OF division IS 10
be no more IN the Printery, a recent
change substituting the titles OF chief
and assistant. chief in these positions.
William F. Wallace, at one time an
| employe OF the office, died at the home
| OF his daughter, 60lz Bates street. Mon
| day morning, in the seventeen year Of his
age. Miss Ella NJ. Wallace his daugh-
/ ter. who IS a copyholder IN the nth
/ division prOOfrOom, accompanied the
I body 10 Huntington. W Va. where the
/ burial took place. Miss Wallace was
/ called to Huntington 10 the burial OF her
/ brother only a few weeks ago.
/ Miss Elizabeth Dillon. Of the press
/ division, has the sympathy OF her
/ friends at the death OF her father. Ed
ward Dillon. who died Tuesday evening
/ at the family residence, s street north
I east. Funeral services were held at St
Aloysius' Church. Friday morning.
! ]. S Burnside. OF the first division.
+ has returned from a thirty-day vacation.
having spent part OF the time at At
lantic City
Michael shaen, acting foreman OF the
foundry division, is spending his annual
leave with his family at Chesapeake
Beach. Thomas W. Shomo is filing the
position as acting foreman.
John L. Clendenin. Of the proof divI-
sion, who lefS for East St. Louis. III.
last week. will remain there permanent
" and engage in the commission bust
ness.
Thomas A. Bvnum. Of the proof divi-
sion. WIN has been 81 for several weeks,
IS reported to be Improving He VIII
60 to Washington Grove, Md, to re-
] cuperate as soon as he is able 10 make
the trip.
George A. r. McNeir. of the proof di-
vision. was seized With a chill while al
the office one day last week He has
since been confined to his room.
; Elliott S Hubbard. clerk in the letter
and files division Of the office OF tn,
: superintendent of documents, viii re
! turn tomorrow after spending a weel
with relatives at his home in Auburn
N. Y.
William L. Duncan. stenographer il
| the Office of the superintendent Of doc
= uments. spent last week with relative
! and friends at his old home IN Boston
+ Albert II. King, of the proof division
!. was on a vacation for several days las
e week in order to entertain a party o
n relatives and friends from New York
Edward Reinmuth, record clerk IN tn
4 office Of the superintendent Of docu
y ments. has returned from his vacatio