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sition, and will also make side trip to
severR, points of interest in the South
before returning to duty.
Mis- Maud z. Brtler has been pro-
NOTED TO the examining division from
section two Of the printing division.
NJ. Roche. OF section six OF the printing
division. Is on leave of absence for sew
eral days.
Mss Mary Murtaugh, OF the number
ing division. has resigned her position
in the bureau.
Miss Ida Frederick, Of section three.
left last week for her home in Vest
moreIand county, Va. where she will
spend two weeks with relatives.
Frank McKenna, Of section three
paid visit to relatives in Philadelphia
last week.
Rudolph F. Merward. Of the printing
division, is taking a portion Of his an
nuai leave.
Miss Ruth Harrison, of section three.
is on vacation for three weeks which
she s spending at her nome in Vir-
ginia.
William A. Beall Of section three. is
on leave of absence for several days.
Miss Minnie c. Shepard. of the print
Ing division, spent last week at her
home at Glendale, Nd.
James F. Kehoe. of section three.
spent last week in Philad slphia, paying
visit to friends. Before returning to
office he viii take in the jamestown
Expo stion, and several other points Of
interest In that locality.
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Ralph C. Lewis, OF The dead letter
division, spent last week at the James
town Exposition.
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Miss Grace d. Hays, who for the past
two weeks has been entertaining her
mother. is again at her desk, her mother
having returned 70 her home in Mon
mouth, IL.
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on the board Of review. is away on an
nuaI leave.
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William Edwards, of section six, is
paying a visit to the jamestown. Expo
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Thomas ]. Cason. OF the supply diyi-
sion. returned last week from fifteen
day vacation. which he spent az nearby
resorts
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Charles NJ. Gilpin. of the board Of re-
view. Is visiting the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
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Miss Clara Nelson. Of the dead letter
division. has returned from her vaca-
ton.
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Miss Nora r. Melton, who has salts
factoriiy filed the position OF clerk IL
section five OF the printing division, has
been promoted to the examining d.
vision.
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William 3. Cameron. Of the supply
division. Is IN the Shenandoah Valley
for a three weeks fishing trip.
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Christ F. Schweirser, OF the foundry
division, Is on the sick list.
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Burton G. Cowles. OF the dead letter
division, viii return tomorrow from his
vacation. having spent a month at his
home in~the Catskill mountains In New
York State
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Mrs. Carrie Otis. wife OF Charles W.
Otis. assistant editor in the editorial
division OF the office OF the superi.tend-
ent OF documents. has returned from,
Marietta, Ohio. where she has been busy
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Thomas w. Shomo. assistant foreman
OF the foundry division. is taking part
OF his annual leave.
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Miss Emma r. Smith, OF the board OF
review, Is away on annual leave.
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siuon, ano will also make side trip to
several points of interest in the South
before returning to duty.
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6. NJ. Arnell. jr.. Of the Western d.
vision, is off for a twenty days trip,
most OF which will be spent in the noun
taIns Of east Tennessee, where he has
relatives and friends
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Michael Shaen, acting foreman OF the
foundry division is again at his desk,
after being ca vacation for ffteen
days.
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MillaTd c. Collins. OF the dead letter
division, has returned from his annuil
vacation
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H NJ. Vandervert. of the board OF re-
view. has returned from an extended
trip, including Saratoga Springs, n. Y,
Lake George. Lake Champlaln. Toronto.
Canada, and New York city
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NJ. Roche. OF section six OF the printing
division, is on leave of absence for sew
eral days.
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Robert c. Starr, Of the fob division,
has returned from his vacation. having
spent the time with his family IN vir-
GINA
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Samuel W. Stevens. OF the pamphlet
binding division, IS taking his annual
vacation.
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The force in the Office OF the su-
perintendent OF manufactures has been
Increased during the week by the ad-
diJion Of three messengers. who were
selected through civil service channels.
The new messengers are james q.
Thompson, Charles Cooksey. and Walter
c. Scott
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f. c. Roberts, OF the night force. Is in
the South on an extended leave OF sb-
sence to attend to some matters OF
business.
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Miss Grace Greenwood. OF section six
IS taking a portion Of her annual vaca-
ton.
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John Ward. OF the special examination
division. who has been for some weeks
M Atlantic City suffering from rheumHt-
ism. is again on duty much improved.
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Col. John Brady, of the Eastern di-
vision. a veteran Of the civil war, is
reported TO have been injured In some
manner on his way home. The particu-
lars Of the injury or how serious At is
has not been learned
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Albert H. Mcknight. Of the nth divi-
sion. has resigned his position in order
20 go 70 Idaho TO take active charge Of
mining property.
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George w Long. OF the pamphlet
binding division, was called TO Elnsira.
n. Y. last week on account Of the death
Of his father.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Miller. of the asserting d.
vision. is on vacation for two weeks.
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Mis- Maud E Butler has been pro-
NOTED to the examining division from
section two Of the printing division.
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Miss Mary A Ryan. OF the pamphlet
binding division, has oeen granted a
vacation for fifteen days and viii spend
the time at Atlantic City.
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Capt w. s. Belden. chief OF the re-
cording division, office Of the auditor
for the department has returned from
pleasant sixteen-day trip TO Berkeley
Springs, W. We.
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Zachariah Thompson. clerk in the sta
tistical division, has returned from a
months visit to his old home at Mem
phis. Tenn.
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Charles A. McGonagle. deputy audi
tor for the Postoffice Department. ac-
companied by his wife, left washing
ron Friday for a two months trip
abroad. England. France. Germany. ard
Italy will be visited Besides the pleas
ure feature Of the trip. Mr. McGonagle
viii make a study abroad or the par
cells post and postal savings bank sys-
TEN. and other postal afaIrs
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Martin Barringer. Of the first division.
is at work. after being on the sick list
for several days.
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Miss NJ z. Weeks. who for several
months has been IN the certificate d.
vision. has been returned % tho Western
division and TO her old work as an ex-
aIu!neT
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John Gunstead, OF the board OF review
has returned from a visit to the James
town Exposition.
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Harry c. McCammon, assistant door
keeper. returned last week from his
annual vacation, having spent the time
at Atlantic City. the jamestown Expo
sition. and points IN New York
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Superintendent Harry +. Ashton, Of
the ,suPply division. has been given
a stenosrapher 70 assist him in dis
patching the large volume Of bust
ness that the supply division has 70
handle William A. Rei6. who was ap-
pointed oa certifcauon BY the Civil Ser
vice Commission. has been assigned TO
this work
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Mss Mary Murtaugh, OF the number
Ing division. has resigned her position
in the bureau.
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Miss Josephine Breslin, OF the pam
phlet binding division. Is spending If
/ teen days IN the country.
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Jere Connolly. CT the dead letter divi-
sion. has moved his family from their
summer home at West Falls. Va. to
the city for the winter
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John Clarke. Of the folding and pack
ing division. is spending thirty days in
Maryland.
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w. J. satterheld, OF the rural delivery
division. has returned from a week s
trip 10 the jamestown Exposition
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Mrs. Kate Gilmore. Of the asserting di-
vision, has returned from Pennsylvania.
where she attended the funeral of her
sister.
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Miss Minnie c. Shepard, of the print
Ing division, spent last week at her
home at Glendale, Nd.
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William A. Beall, of section three. is
on leave OF absence for several DAYS.
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Charles J. Sheridan, IN charge Of the
minor branch, division Of dead letters.
has returned from a vacation visit 10
his old home at Brooklyn. N. Y.
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Miss NJ. A. Frain. of the asserting di-
vision. who has been at the bedside OF
her sister for several days, has the SYM
pathy of her friends in the latter's
death. which occurred at her home in
this city. last week.
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Henry T. Martin, Waterman, is on an
nUal leave and is putting in his time
fishing and making excursions into the
country.
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John II. Carr. Of the watch force. has
returned from two weeks vacation.
he was pr resent during the Grand Army
encampment
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Oscar B. BeTlinger. OF the first divi-
sion, has returned. after spending thirty
days on q tour OF Canada and New
York State.
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George A Rinehart. OF the first divi-
sion. has returned from trip to the
jamestown Exposition. Richmond, Nor
folk and Newport News, Va At the
latter place he ATTENDED the afty-sixth
annual convention Of the Independent
Order Of Rechabites. as the delegate Of
Jeht. Tent. No p. Of this city
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Reagan Henderson, Of the pamphlet
binding division. mas returned from his
vacation. having spent the time with
relatives and friends at MS old home. in
Marshall Y c.
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Frank 3. Farnsworth, Of the divi-
sion OF railway adjustment. is on vaca-
ton for a month and VIII Pay a visit 10
Atlantic City.
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Miss Ruth Harrison, Of section three.
is on vacation for three weeks. which
she s spending at her nome in Vir-
ginia.
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Rudolph F. Merward. Of the printing
division, is taking a portion Of his an
nuai leave
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T. E. HINT, % the dead letter divi-
sion. IS spending his months vacation
at Lis home ip the South.
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James z. Harper. o. The first division,
who is taking his vacation. IN company
with his wife. made the trip 70 New
York city last week to visit Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Fowler. formerly OF this
city. and be present at the graduation
OF their daughter. Miss Mable Harper,
at one OF the hospitals
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c.. G. Thomson. assistant chief clerk
OF the department, Is making a two
weeks business trip to various points
in the East
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Mrs. Alice NJ Bridge. who was recent
ly transferred from the sewing division
TO the gold room OF the bindery, has
been Ill for about three weeks.
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Mrs. Minna Rauterberg. OF the dead
letter division. has returned from her
vacation. which she spent at points
down the Potomac.
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Mrs. Lena S. Ramsey. formerly OF the
golS room OF the bindery, who was
dropped from the rolls al the time OF
the large reduction OF the force IN the
spring. has been reinstated and assigned
to clerical duties IN the fling division.
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John T. N0onan. Of the foundry diy,i-
sion, is reported seriously III with ty-
phoid fever.
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J. II. Robinson, topographer, bureau
Of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, IS On vacation for three weeks.
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Joseph II. Harris he's been transferred
from the supply division to the division
OF audit and assigned to clerical duties.
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Gerard T Terwisse. Of the bindery, is
on bis vacation for two weeks
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Thomas Martin. OF the press division,
was given hearty welcome on his re
t-.rn 10 duty last week. after having
made a two months trip abroad. includ-
ing a tour Of ireland. At his home at
Hyattsville. his friends rendered him a
reception.
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Edward s. Francis. OF the bIndery, has
been granted leave OF absence.
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James II. Ross. OF the FIRST section
night. is on a short vacation. Mr. Rnss
has been troubled with rheumatism ana
as in need OF rest. John Greene. assist
ant fore nan. who has Just returned
from his vacation. is in charge durinS
Mr.. Ross absence.
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Miss Edith May Clemson, Of the gold
room, spent several days in Baltimore
last week. She viii 20 on leave OF
absence tomorrow for seventeen days,
which Will also be spent In Baltimore.
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Miss Christine Weber. Of section ten,
was on vacation last week. and made a
trip 10 the jamestown Exposition.
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Edward La Bossiere. OF the blndery,
returned Monday. after spending three
weeks at Atlantic City.
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F. E. Du Paul. Of the dead letter d.
vision. is on vacation for ten days.
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Frank P Cox. clerk in the division OF
manufacture. win begin his vacation to-
morrow. Mr.. Cox will spend some time
at Atlantic City. and will also visit New
York city. Philadelphia and Boston.
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George Van Dyke. assistant superin-
tendent OF the division Of salaries and
allowances, with headquarters at Des
Moines. Iowa. was at the department
last week on Official business.
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z. y. Bunker, accompanied by his
family. has returned rom a months
stay al his home IN the East Mr..
Bunker has been transferred from the
first division 20 tlse night force.
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Moron ]. Ferren, Of the fourth d.
vision. has been In Boston several days
on business.
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Capt. James A. Macauley. chief OF the
new disability section, board Of review,
is away on annual leave
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Miss V. Fletcher has been transferred
rom the certificate to the army division.
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John R. Sturgis. CO the fifth division.
has returned from his vacation, having
made q trip TO the jamestown Exposi-
ton
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William K. Ullrich. OF the watch force
has returned from stay Of thirty DAYS
at his old home in Ohio.
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Miss Mildred Cochran, daughter OF
William Z. Cochran. purchasing agent
for the department. left Thursday for
Carney, S. c, where she IL to take
tho chair in mathematics and physical
rclences IN Limestone College. Miss
Cochran was graduated from George
Washington University with high honors
at the last commencement.
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II. r. c. Shaw. chief OF the certificate
division, who has been absent on annu al
leave several weeks, has again returned
70 duty very much benefited by HIS de-
served outing Mr.. Shaw while away
visited Lowell. Mass, friends in New
Hampshire, spending the greater part
Of his time at Cape Elizabeth, on TIE
coast Of Maine.
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Frank McKenna, Of section three
paid a visit to relatives in Philadelphia
last week
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Miss Ida Frederick, Of section three
left last week for her home in Vest
moreland county, Va. where she will
spend two weeks with relatives.
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spending several days at his home in
Maryland.
Miss Sarah Amber. Of the lIbrary
division, office Il the superintendent OF
documents. returned last week from her
home IN the West. where she was called
b. the death OF her sister Miss Am
bier's mother accompanied her 20 Wash
ington-
Edward Mccormick. Of the first divi-
sion. has returned from his vacation.
which was spent at his old home at
Syracuse, n Y.
Winfield Sccu has succeeded W. H.
Monks IN charge OF the stitching ma
chimes in the pamphlet binding division,
the latter being assigned to the folding
machines.
Charles r. Rupert, OF the supply
division, has returned from ffteen-day
vacation
Joseph F. Splann. OF the foundry divi-
sion. was called TO his home at Indian
apoliS. Ind. last T-eek on account OF the
death Of ais mOth.r-
Christ +. Schweiuler, OF the foundry
division. Is on the sick list.
Thomas w. shono. assistant foreman
OF the foundry division. is taking part
OF his annual leave
Michael shaen, acting foreman Of the
foundry division is again at his desk.
after being ca a vacation for hfteen
days.
John T. N0onan. Of the foundry diyi-
sion, is reported seriously III with ty-
phoid fever.
William J. Boyd, OF the foundry dfvtA
sion, is on the sick list.
Mrs A G. Lewis and son. Bert. Of
NtlkenshurS. Pa. were visitors to the
office Friday. They are visiting Fore
man A. ". Bowen. OF the first dfvisior
They viii visit the jamestown FxposI
ton before returning to their home.
David J. Roberts. formerly OF the
second division, who has been on leave
for two weeks, returned Friday.
Charles LEEDS, timekeeper In the first
division. who has been enjoying thres
weeks leave at Ocean City returned
70 his desk Friday.
Harry Miller. a weIl-knovn cIerl~ IN
the time rom. died at his residence
lOl2 North Carolina avenue Southeast
Tuesday morning after an illness az
several wee,fs. The funeral services
were held a. the residence Wednesday,
Wornlng. alter which the bod was
taken TO harrisburg, Pa, his former
home, 70: interpent
James II. Ross. OF the FIRST section.
night. Is on a short vacation. Mr. Tcssa
has been troubled with rheumatism ana
IS in need OF rest. John Greene. assist
ant fore man. who has Just returned
from his vacation. is in charge durinS
Mr.. Ross absence.
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Miss Katherine V. Roeben. of the as
sorting division. has been on the sick
list for a week.
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William J. Boyd, OF the foundry divta
sion, is on the sick list.
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s. f Hamilton. of the mail division,
has returned from the \. V. L. en-
campment, which was held at Saratoga
SPRINGS. ". Y, at the same time that
the national encampment OF the Grand
Army of Republic was held. Mr.. Hamii-
ten reports a very harmonious and sue
ecesful meeting OF that body.
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Harry Miller. a well-knovrn clerk In
the time ron. died at his residence
lOl2 North Carolina avenue southeast
Tuesday morning after an illness az
several weeks The funeral services
were hello al the residence Wednesday
morning, after which the bod was
taken 10 harrisburg, Pa, his former
home, foc interment.
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Miss Dorothy Austin, daughter 6
Grant Austin, clerk IN the pamphlet
binding division, gave a birthday party
Wednesday night Many OF her Young
friends were present and had Il delight
ful time. Refreshments were served.
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Mss n. L Cavanaugh. of the assort-
ing division. has returned from a. ten
day vacation trip to Niagara Falls and
other points in the North
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Jeremiah O'ConneI, OF the fifth d.
vision. has returned to duty after a
two weeks vacation. which he spent at
the jamestown Exposition and If the
country
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Miss Dora c. Herbert, Miss Elsie II.
Moore, and Miss Clara J. Herman, Of
section six, printing division, have BEEN
promoted to positions in the examining
division
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Miss B. Carter. Of the division OF post
Office inspectors, has resigned her posi-
ton, effective September 80. Miss Car
ter has been connected with the depart
Tnent for ten years