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


Alfred Allmuth, who has been the
private secretary to the First Assistant
Postmaster General since the occupancy
OF that position by Mr.. Hitchcock. has
/ been promoted and made an assistant
! superintendent of the division OF salaries
and allowances, succeeding 10 the posi-
ton made vacant by the promotion Of
DR.. John W. Holmes who is now pri-
vate secretary TO the Postmaster Gen
! eral
Assistant Chief Clerk C. C. Thomson
enjoyed brief vacation last week.
Z. T. Bushnell. assistant superintend-
ent OF the division OF salaries and al
lowances, returned TO his desk on Mon
day after having made an Official trip
to Schenectady, Syracuse. and Gaze
| novia. n. Y.
William r. Layne. formerly employed
In the Office OF the Auditor for the
department, who Is now a clerk in the
Bureau Of Indian Affairs, Department
| OF the Interior. was awarded the de-
gree Of bachelor of laws at the recent
commencement exercises OF National
/ University
w Hurley. Roberts. stenographer in
the office OF the chief pOstofice in
sDectOr, left yesterday for Danville. Pa.
where he will spend three weeks with
relatives and friends.
a $. Riddle. electrician. was on leave
7 for several days last week in order Is
Naff he ~.
workers. which was held in this city
|
I II. +. Gambell. clerk in the division OF
/ rural delivery. bureau OF the Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General. has re-
/ signed his position In order TO take a
situation with the firm OF Armour &
Co, at Philadelphia.
Miss c. c. Talley. OF the asserting
! division. Office OF the Auditor, was on
vacation last week.
! F. G. Vergara, OF the asserting divi-
sion. office OF the auditor. was on leave
1 OF absence for several days last week
to remove his family to Virginia. Mr..
| Vergara has recently received an IN
crease in salary.
] Ernest Farmer. or the asserting divi-
sion, office OF the auditor was promoted
on Thursday from $3.50 10 SID per az
mum.
Mrs. Kate Gilmore has been trans
! ferred from the checking to the assort-
ing division, office OF the auditor.
James II. Crew. superintendent OF the
division of railway adjustment. Bureau
Of the Second Assistant Postmaster
General is on leave OF absence. and
Joseph /. Porter is temporarily perform
ing the duties OF the position.
Mrs. Nary X. MacCarty has been
! transferred from the division or equip
ment and will temporarily perform serv-
| ice in the division OF railway adjust
ment, Bureau of the Second Assistant
! Postmaster General G. j. Thompson
has been transferred from the division
of contracts TO the division OF equipment
to iii the resulting vacancy.
Albert E. McCarty. OF Augusta. Me-,
/ and Roy NJ. Messick. OF Missouri have
been transferred from the railway mail
service to clerkships In the Bureau Of
the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral
The following clerks in tie assort-
ing division. office OF the auditor, are
taking a portion a their annual leave:
Miss L. A. Yeatman, Mrs. n. b. Heller,
Miss J. P. Jeffries. and Miss VI. z. Don
ALLISON.
| J. c. Bulger. clerk in the asserting di-
! vision. office OF the auditor, enjoyed a
| river outing the first part OF last week
Miss Mary A. Denmead. clerk in the
! asserting division. Office Of the auditor
for the department recently resigned,
and on Wednesday of last week was
married at the Cathedral in Baltimore
TO Edward Ellis, a business man OF that
| city. After a bridal trip they will be
at home to their friends at 1907 North
| Fulton avenue. Baltimore.
William II. Reynolds, stenOgrapher in
! the Office of the chief postoffice inspec-
! tor, was married at Hagerstwu. Nd. on
| Monday Afternoon to Miss Eernice +.
Borst. the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. A. y. STATING, of st. Pauls
| United Brethren CAurch. The wedding
came as a surprise to Mr.. McReynolds'
many friends in the department. as no
advance mention OF the wedding was
made.