The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-29
Three Additional Messengers
For Superintendent of Manufactures

J 1nree AodlLi0nal messengers
For Superintendent of Manufactures
/ 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 g.
/ Thompson, Charles Cooksey. and Walter
/ c. Scott
| Superintendent Harry F. Ashton, Of
/ the supply division. has been given
4 a stenographer 70 assist him in dis
patching the large volume Of bust
/ ness that the supply division has 70
handle William A. REID. who was ap-
pointed oa certifcation BY the Civil Ser
vice Commission. has been assigned TO
this work
George A. Rinehart. OF the first divi-
sion, has returned from a 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 .. Of this city
z. y. Bunker, accompanied by his
/ family. has returned rom a months
stay al his home in the East Mr..
! Bunker has been transterred from the
first division 20 tie night force.
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
Ms. Lena S. Ramsey. formerly OF the
/ golS room OF the bindery, who was
! dropped from the rolls at the time OF
the large reduction OF the force IN the
| spring. has been reinstated and assigned
to clerical duties IN the fling division.
Miss Edith May Clemson, OF The gold
room. spent several days in Baltimore
| last week. She will go on leave OF
absence tomorrow for seventeen days.
which viii also be spent in Baltimore
Edward La Bossiere. OF the blndery.
returned Monday. after spending three
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Alice NJ Bridge. who was recent
ly transferred from the sewing division
TO the gold room OF the bindery, has
been I'll for about three weeks.
| 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.
Thomas Martin. OF the press division.
was given a hearty welcome on his re-
| t..rn TO duty last week. after having
made two months trip abroad. fnclud-
ing a tour Of ireland. At his home at
| IIyattsville his friends rendered him a
reception.
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
Joeeph H. Harris he's been transferred
from the supply division to the division
of audit and assigned to clerical duties.
John r. Sturgis. &C the fifth division.
has returned from his vacation, having
made q trip TO the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
Miss Katherine K. Spencer. of the
| nth division. has returned from Haryers
Ferry. W. Va, where she spent her va
cation.
d J. Marvin and B F. Harrison. of
the hfth division proofroom. are among
those returning from vacations during
the week
jeremiah O'ConneH, 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.
Myron ]. Ferren, OF the fourth di-
vision. has been In Boston several days
on business.
John H. Carr. Of the watch force. has
returned from a two weeks vacation
and a tF1D to Saratoga Springs. where
he was present during the Grand Army
encampmenJ-
William Z. Ullrich. OF the watch force.