The Washington times., 1908-06-21

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side of his wife. who has been quite
Ill for the past week
Mrs. Maggie B. Curtis. OF the gold
room. blndery. has been al home III for
the past week.
Frank =. Meredith. OF the cutting and
packing division, has been transferred
10 the forwarding ana finishing division
Of the Dindery-
Robert H Chase. chief gtockkeeper.
night supply division, has been trans
ferred 10 the day force.
George Furbershaw is spending the re-
malnder OF his annual leave al the
Elkd0m.
Grant W Sexton. official weigher OF
the supply division, is taking the re-
nainder OF his annual leave
Samuel Dalton. Of the folding ana
nessee the past week by the death OF
his father.
James W. Hughes, chief rnachinist.
has returned from a fftesn-day vaca-
ton, Whch he spent upon his farm
n Maryland.
II. J. SOUthwick timekeeper for the
MOnotype composing section, has been
on the sick list for the past week.
Allen c. Flowers. OF the BIonotype
composing section, is spending his va
cation al Sumter. S. c.
George Hartung, Bookkeeping sec
ton, Ct1ce superintendent Of dOcu-
| mems, mas returned from a short
trip 10 Ohio, where be paid q visit
10 his father and other relatives
Henry S. Sutton. Of the Monotype
cOmpOEiEg section has returned 70
work after taking the remainder Of his
annual leave.
Albert wilkinson, Of the stockkeep-
ing section, ONCE superintendent OF
| documents, is on leave OF absence FOR
| tie remainder Of the month
( Valentine RUIZ and Max J. Knoble,
who were transferred from the PROOF
room on Monday 70 the First division.
| section on Thursday, being expert oper-
| aLoFs-
The following employees in the Limo
/ type section are finishing up leave ac-
| counts for the fiscal year: Charles ;.
/ Gum. William II. Francis, Marvin J.
/ Nevius Claude i. Fendaryis, Robert +.
t DAILY, Arthur +. Martin, Daniel Nc
| Fadden, James A. Gibbs, Joseph G.
| STEELE. Michael ". CrOnln, and EDWARD
| Jackson.
/ Thomas Hendren, bookkeeping sec
] ton, office superintendent OF documents
has returned from vacation OF Two
weeks spent with friends IN the South'
| De Witt Corkins. Of the monotype
| composing section, has been transferred
! 10 the War branch
| Maj. William A. Dodge Of the proof
! section, has returned from vacation
| Of two weeks, which he spent reCupe-at-
! ing IN Maryland.
| The following employees Of the mono
= type composing section, are taking the
remainder Of their annual leave. p. T.
! Grimes. Thomas II. Bosom. B. L FOw-
! Ter, John Maddox, s c. Ellis. and J.
/ c. Euler
! Rush c. johnson. Amos z. Hunt, Jo-
! seph Sheehan. Richard Powers. and
! William Mattocks, linotype operators.
| have been transferred from the mono
J type composing section 10 the linotype
( section.
Richard Arm, linotype operator. re-
signed his position last week.
z. H. Brian, Of the electrical division.
has been attending the Republican ne
tlOnal convention in Chicago. He viii
also make a flying trip 70 ST. Louis and
/ Denver before returning.
John D. Meyers. nrst assistant fore
man Of press work, is on leave OF alb
Nathan McKnew. Charles Evans.
Charles F. RieclIs. and Miss Lillian
Wibirt, OF the press division, are on
vacations
Val Mendel. Of the pamphlet bindery,
IS taking annual leave for two weeks.
Adam Brandt. foreman Of the pamph-
let hindery, is on vacation for several
days.
Albert Noel. cataIoger and indexer,
office superintendent Of documents. re-
signed his position last week
P. J Byrne. examiner OF work in the
bindery. has been confined 10 his hOms
by Illness for the past week.
Assistant Foreman Fitzpatrick. Of
! the pamphlet bindery, is on vacation
for fifteen days.
t Miss Mary H. Fitzpatrick. Of the gold
| room, bindery, has been granted leave
of absence for the remainder Of the
= month on account Of illness
! George o. Barnes, of the bindeFy. has
/ returned 20 work after being confined
TO his home for three weeks with tho
/ rheumatism.
Sands L. Cooper, Of the stamping
s section of the bindery, was married to
D Miss Emma G. Harr at the home of the
bride in this city on Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper viii spend their honey
3 moon at Atlantic City.
Henry Wiese. of the bindery, who
suffered a slight attack Of paralysis
-, and has been confined 20 his bed for
= some time. is reported to be improving.
Only Laxative