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The Washington times., 1908-06-14
FAT DAYS COMING
TO WEARY WORKERS
Saturday Half Holidays Be
gin Soon, and Time for
Field Duty Is at Hand.

The most enjoyable season of the year
IS now upon the clerks II the Bureau Of
the Census There is a very harvest
OF nice things TO make them feel good.
The annual vacation period is within
sight, and visions OF the seashore and
the cool places in the country rise
before them. The Saturday half-holi-
days will also begin with the first Of
next month. But most enjoyable for the
male contingent, at least. is the open
season for field work whict. IS just
ahead.
How pleasant It is 20 get away from
the city fer the warm season, and be
able to work for the Government al
the same time, Is only fully known by
those who have eXperiei cGd the joyful
sensation Truly, the faC days for the
Census clerks are at hand.
Several clerks have been made happy
by Director North during the week, who
has ordered made a number OF promo
lions. Miss Amy X. White and MISS
Nellie T. Humphrey, of the manufac-
lures divisions, have each been III
creased 500 per annun, and like pro-
motions have been given Miss Anna q.
+. Rogers, Of the gsOgrapher division.
and Miss Gertrude Garland, Of the chief
clerks division.
Nathan Cannon, who has been as
Eisting Victor L. Olmsted with the Gu
ban census work. has secured a trans
Ter TO the General Land OTice, for duty
as a special agent. He has gone TO his
home in Tennessee 10 spend his Vaca-
ton with MS parents before entering
upon his new work. Mr. Cannon is a
last years graduate OF the law school
of George Washington University, and
had been admitted to practice In the
District.
Miss c. G. harrington, Of the manu-
features division, left yesterday for
Connecticut. where she will spend some
time as the guest Of one of her
brothers.
Mrs. William S. Rossiter, wife OF
Chief Clerk Rossiter, and her daugn-
ter, Miss Marjorie. have gone TO their
camp on Caspian Lake. Greensboro, Vt,
10 remain until October. Mr.. ROssiter
IS expected to return to Washington in
a few days
z w. Sanderson, of the chief clerk 3
division, is being congratulated by his
friends over his good fortune in win
ming the first prize In a newspaper edu-
Catfonal contest. His wife won the sec
ond prize. and his son the third prize.
Miss LOuella Rudolph. of the agricul-
ture division. has been granted leave Of
absence for several months. She Will
spend the time at her home in Kansas
William J. Barrows, of the agricul-
tire division, who only recently re-
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SOCIETY NEWS
AND GOSSIP
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friends, tie Rev. DR. Donald G. Mac
Leod performing the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown OF white crepe
de chine and carried Bride roses. Her
only attendant was her sister, Miss
Mary Warmer.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony and later in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Foss left Washington fer -
wedding "trip 10 New York. They wilt
also visit Boston and other points OF
interest on the New England coast.
They will reside in Newark. N J.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth De-
Kay Lambert. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson B. Lambert, 10 William Alex:
ander Baker. Of this city, took placs
last Wednesday at Port Jarvis. n. Y.
After a snort trip Air. and Mrs. Baker
VIII return about June . and be at.
home 10 their friends in the Ontario;
Miss Marie F. Baker. sister Of the br1de-i
groom, who witnessed the ceremony. left
Port Jarvis 20 make q series Of visits
in Staten Island with friends and will
not return 70 Washington until later ia
the month.
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIAL.
AND NEWS NOTES
OF THE WEEK

Charles 3. Marshall was confined to
his home in Alexandra b. sickness last
week.
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So warm is the weather and so nu-
merOus the batheTs that Mayor Stoy
will send another batch of hfe-guards
on duty tomorrow morning. Up TO the
present bathers have been more care
full than in times past. and there has
not been drowning OF near-fatality
this season.
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Representative W. II. Ryan, Of New
York. has been spending a couple Of
weeks at the shore. He is staying at
the Hotel Traymore.
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Mechanics. and Of the Grand Oriental
Court Of the District, which organiza-
lions were represented at the last rites.
The interment was made in Congress
siOnal Cemetery.
The Rev. George NJ Cummings. pastor
of the Garden Memorial Church on Min
nesota avenue, who has been attending
the session of the general assembly of
the Presbyterian Church, In Kansas
City, has returned home and ofhciated
at the services on last Sunday.
A garden party was given by the
women Of the Presbyterian Church IN
AnacoStia, on the lawn of the Christie
place. in Harrison street, last F,ridav
evening, to secure funds 10 assist in de-
fraytng the expenses Of improvements
TO the church.
The last meeting of the Willing
Workers Class was held at the home
of Mrs. i. J. Smith, in Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ F1notti of 42t
Spring street, were given a surprise
party Friday evening by young people
from Washington.
Mrs. c. A. j. Williamson has re-
turned to her home in Nichols avenue
after a visit TO relatives in Baltimore.
Charles Willard, of Buckeystown. Nd.
has returned home from a visit to
James Willard. his son, Of Washington
street AnaCOstia-
Preparations have been completed for
the special exercises in the public
schools at this place in communication
of Flag Day. Programs have been ar
ranged by the teachers OF the several
grades consisting of patriotic songs ana
Rotations.
A wedding of special interest to Ana
COstians was that OF Miss Ethel Jewel
DOny, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James
II. Dony. formerly of this place. ana
Robert HarliH Brown. of b.
the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church. by the Rev DR.. George Z.
MaydweH. The bride was attended bv
Miss LOttie Brown, as maid Of honor,
while Frank Dony, brother of the
bride acted as best man. A small
reception at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
DOny followed. at which only relatives
and intimate friends were present.
Mr. and Mrs, Brown left later in the
evening for a honeymoon trip. after
which they will go to their home in
Boston. Mrs. Browns travelling gown
was of brown cloth with a brown hat
trimmed in blue.
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With all it's attractions. its lights.
shops. amusement places and it's roller
chairs and other cOnveniences. the great
boardwalk cannot boast a drinking
fountain, at which the tired promenader
may quench mis- thirst. And the latest
complaint that has been made concern
ing the board walk is that there is an
utter absence Of statuary. just why
there should be complaint on this score
is rather hard for the average visitor
here to see. But the city council IS
now getting ready to figure on placing
drinking fountains at certain intervals
along the promenade especially through
the more congested portions.
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MISS HUMPHREYS
NOW MRS. STANTON

Miss Georgia A. HUMPHREYS, OF the
miscellaneous division, who was one or
the popular and attractive Young wo-
men of the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing, and Guy Stanton, of Scranton.
Pa. were quietly married On Saturday
last at II o'clock a. m, at the residence
of DIT. Samuel Greene, pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church.
The bride wore handsome blue
travelling suit with nat and gloves to
match. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton left i'm
rnediately after the ceremony for Scran-
ton. Pa. where they were rendered a
reception. The wedding trip was then
extended 10 take in New York city and
Boston, Mass, where they will spend
several days, returning by sea.
Miss Ellen NJ. Mcmahon, Of section
five. printing division, who resigned her
position on Saturday last, was married
on Wednesday to Edward Fineran, OF
Philadelphia The cereI .Ony was per
formed at St. AlOysius Catholic Church
by the Rev. Eugene Mcdonnell The
wedding was a quiet one. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fineran will make their home at 4S3
tenth street northeast.
Several substantial promotions have
been announced in the clerical force
of the bureau. Albert Z. Thomas has
been promoted from clerk at $1,4O0 to
clerk of. purchase and supplies at 5000
Der annum, succeeding Frank Z. Fergu-
son. recently made assistant director;
Miss Laura V. EcAels, superintendent
of orders, promoted from $40 TO s., 100
per annum; Mrs. James W. Conway
clerk, from s., 900 to $500; Miss Hilda
NJ Edwards, clerk, from 500 10 $1,000;
Miss Ellen Burke. clerk, from $50 to
$500. Samuel G. Fisher, clerk. from $50
10 $50; Miss Anna e Burke, from
operative at 500 to clerk at $50 per
5nnum.
The monument committee of Plate
Printers Union. Local No. = that has
had charge of the movement 10 erect
q monument in memory of the late +.
L Jordan, has about completed all
necessary preliminaries and ~ III let the
contract this week for its erection. The
monument viii be erected in Glenwocd
Cemetery.
Capt William COokson. of the print
ing division, has been granted leave Of
absence ior month.
Edward Farley, of the printing di-
vision. is taking part Of his annual
leave
Miss Alma +. Rosen Of the examining
division, has accepted counting, and is
making rapid progress in the work.
"
Miss Martha Cooper, OF the eXamin-
ing division, is spending several weeks
at her home, in Pennsylvania visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss Amy r. Jones. of section g.
printing division. is spending the week
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| turned TO his desk from an illness, has
been detained at home for several days
BY the illness OF his daughter.
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James Powers hes been promoted from
expert at 81, 400 TO s1,e00 per annum.
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Gen. Horace Porter, former ambas5a-
dor TO France, is among the visitors
Of the week He is staying at the Sea-
side House
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Morris J. Hole. Of the agriculture
division. is taking part OF his vacation,
at the District rifle range.
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Lewis r. Steeley, OF the chief clerk 5
division, who with his wife has been
spending a vacation at williamsburg
Ky, has returned.
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James Powers hes been promoted from
expert at 1,4oO TO s1.eOo per annum.
Morris J. Hole. OF the agriculture
division. is taking part OF his vacation
at the District rifle range.
Lewis r. Steeley, OF the chief clerk
division. who with his wife has been
spending a vacation at williamsburg
KY has returned.
Henry Farquhar of the agriculture
division, Is spending part OF his an
nual leave IN the country.
Hickman p. Childers. of the agricul-
tuTe division. who has been at work al
Covington. Ky, VIII return 20 the bu-
reau this week.
George w. Crane. chief of the d,vi-
sion of disbursements and appointments,
was away several days last week be-
cause of illness.
]. b. Collins. of the manufactures
division. who has been engaged in field
work on the electrical investigation,
has completed his assignments and is
now spending his vacation at Portland,
Me.
Mrs. Adelaide Hersey, of the agricuI-
ture division. who is at the bedside of
NEE H8ONllEE at w dA4dGGs GQaAUr SEf0s
word that her mother Is yet very low.
James E Payne. OF the manufac-
lures division. who has been doing field
work in South Dakota. was injured IN
railroad wreck few days ago,
William II. Suter, Of the chief clerks
division. left last week for a business
trip of three weeks to Greensboro, Vt.
PAM Sloan. Of the manufactures 5i-
vision, left Wednesday afternoon for
West Virginia TO be at the bedside OF
his father, who is critically i'll.
william C. Copley, of the manufac-
lures division, who has been assigned
to field work in Iowa, has been granted
leave Of absence.
Miss Ida r. Hamaller. Of the manu-
features division has resigned 10 take
position in the Bureau Of Labor.
T. F. Murphy. OF the manufacturers
division. mas completed his field work
in Ohio, and has been assigned to Penn
sylvaIia.
T. S. Merrill disbursing and appoint
meut clerk, was detained at home by
Illness.
John ". Farrar, Of the manufactures
division. who has been doing field work
in Maine on the electrical industry, has
been assigned 10 points in New HamD-
shire and ermOnt
+. b. White. who has been on field
DUTY IN Ohio. has been transferred 20
West Virginia.
Lyman A. Morris, a special agent
TO collect statistics Of cotton, has re-
signed.
J. NJ. Brady. of the manufactures
division, has completed his work on
the electrical Investigation IN Missouri.
and has been transferred to Arkansas.
Charles H Prescott has been REIN
stated as a clerk in the 81, 200 grade.
George ", Gibson, jr,, of the manu-
features division, has been transferred
from Maryland to New Jersey, where
he will collect statistics for the cleo
tTiCal industry report
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Rear Admiral Lyons. of the navy, is
spending the season here. He has been
entertaining his son from Wyoming
during the week.
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Henry Farquhar, of the agriculture
division, Is spending part OF his an
nual leave in the country.
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Brig. Gen. J. z. Summers. Z. S. A. is
spending the season at the shore He
Is accompanied by his daughter and
they are staying at the Hotel Strand.
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Hickman p. Childers, Of the agricul
tuTe division. who has been at work a
Covington Ky, will return 10 the bu
reau this week.
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George W. Crane, chief of the d,vi
sion of disbursements and appointments
was away several days last week be
cause of illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Quinn. Of Wash
iagton, are spending couple Of weeks
here. They have apartments at Young s
Hotel.
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Miss Grace Edna Chambers and Nor
man Harrison Smith were married at
Rockville. Nd, last Sunday.
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J. b. Collins. of the manufactures
division, who has been engaged in field
work on the electrical investigation,
has completed his assignments and is
now spending his vacation at Portland,
Me.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Merrill. OF Wash
ington. have taken apartments at the
Hotel New England for an extended
stay az the shore.
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MOONLIGHT DANCE
PLEASING AFFAIR
Mrs. Stewart and Miss Daw-
son HoSteSSeS at Fair
Grounds.

one Of the most interesting socia!
functions Of the week was an open-air
ball given at the fair grounds under
the management of Mrs. Raverdy Stew
art and Miss Margaret Dawson. at
which a large company enjoyed dane
ing by the light Of the Icoon. Among
those present were DR.. Stewart and
wife. Miss HELEN MOsher. the Misses
Yearley. Miss Virginia Brewer, Miss
Darlington, Miss Margaret Stokes,
Misses Mary and Priscilla Dawson,
Miss Rose Armstrong, Mrs. HELEN
Talbot Walsh of Denver, Misses Bessie
and Genevieve Fields, Miss Barry
Albert, Miss Eliza Choate. Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan Washburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A Dawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel b Cashell, Mr. and
Mrs. William II. West, the Misses
Brooke and Edmonston. and Messrs.
John Brewer, Walter Williams, Darby
Bowman. Randolph Mason. Somerville
Dawson. Abby Henderson. Roland
WoottOn, Edward Green, Edward Hege,
Albert NJ Bouic, Mr. Burr, Kenneth
Waters, Kemp Edmondson, Edward
Ayton, and others
Mrs. ElIleary Offutt. of Garrett Park,
and Mrs. John G. Peter. of Philadelphia.
were guests OF Mrs. James BeaT, Of
Jamestown. during the week.
Miss Maude Heagy has returned from
a visit 10 friends In Washington.
Miss Florence ConneIl. OF Wisconsin,
Is the guest Of Miss Beulah Ward, Of
Hunting Hill
Bishop Tyler, OF Winchester. formerly
pastor OF the Methodist Church here,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Heagy. 81 his place.
Miss Virginia Griffith entertained the
Darnestown Wonan's Club at its last
meeting.
Miss Mary D. Davis. OF Baltimore, is
staying with the Misses Hutton, at the
CedarE, Olney District.
Leonard Weer, Of BrookevnIe, is max
ing visit to friends at SykesviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Appleby, Of TIL
koma PARK. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
d. W Ar odd.
Eugene II. Waters. Of Germantown,
this county, was graduated in third
place IN a class Of elghty-three. al the
recent commencement OF Georgetown
University in taking the degree OF
bachelor of laws. He is a son OF the
late Horace Waters aid brother Of
States Alton ey Bowie F. Waters, Of
this county.
Mrs. Clara B. Hail. Of PooIesville, uf-
ter a pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Z. r. White Of Rockville. has returned
to her home.
Miss Elsie England entertained the
Rockville Morning Card Club al its last
meeting. Those present were Mrs. VII
liam Dorsey, Mrs. John /. Brunette
Mrs. Morgan Washburn, Mrs. Robert
Campbell Mrs. Robert 3. Peter, Mrs
Ella Anderson, Mrs. Bowie r. Waters.
Mrs George NJ Hunter, Mrs. Robert n
Mrs. WashbuTn won first prize. Miss
England second.
Mr.. Edward Dawson has gone to
Frame, W. Va, TO join an engineer
ing party Of the United States Geologi-
cal Survey.
After spending a week with Mr.. and
has returned to her home in Baltimore.
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Mrs. Adelaide Hersey, of the agricuI-
ture division. who is al the bedside OF
her mother at Wallace, Idaho, sends
word that her mother Is yet very low.
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r. p. VinaH. OF section four. printice
division. is ill at home with a sore
ankle,
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Mrs. 7. Marshall Jones had as her
guest last week her brother, Rev.
CASTOR Payne, missionary of this do
cese.
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william c. CODley, of the manufac-
lures division. who has been assigned
to field work In Iowa, has been granted
leave of absence.
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Miss Alma +. Rosen, Of the examining
division, has accepted counting, and is
making rapid progress in the work.
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Eugene II. Waters. Of Germantown,
this county, was graduated IN third
place In class Of elghty-three, AT the
recent commencement OF Georgetown
University In taking the degree OF
bachelor of laws. He is a son OF the
late Horace Waters AID brother Of
States AttorI ey Bowie F. Waters, Of
this county.
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Paul Ricketts, has been transferred
from section seven to section FIVE Of
the printing division.
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Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Appleby, Of Ta-
koma PARK. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
D. ". AT old
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7 Mrs. Clara B. Hail. Of PooIesvilIe. uf-
. ter a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs
/ z. r White, of Rockville. has returned
. to her home.
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Miss Ida r Hamaker, Of the manu-
features division has resigned 10 take
a position in the Bureau OF Labor.
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Personal Gossip.

not Dten a uToWLluS OF HcdF-LdtdiIby
this season.
Personal Gossip.
Representative W. II. Ryan. Of New
York. has been spending a couple Of
weeks at the shore He is staying at
the Hotel Traymore.
Gen. Horace Porter, former ambas5a-
dor TO France, is among the visitors
Of the week. He is staying at the Sea-
side House.
Brig. Gen. J. Z. Summers. L. S. a. is
spending the season at the shore He
Is accompanied by his daughter and
they are staying at the Hotel Strand.
Rear Admiral Lyons. of the navy, is
spending the season here. He has been
entertaining his son from Wyoming
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs f. J. Quinn. Of Wash
iagton, are spending a couple Of weeks
here. They have apartments at Young 5
Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Merrill OF Wash
ington. have taken apartments at the
Hotel New England for an extended
stay az the shore.
Guy a. Ourand washington CORE
spondent OF the Chicago Musical Leader
and Concert Goer, is spending a couple
OF weeks at the shore. He is staying
at the Hotel ShOrehum.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A Lamond. of Wash
ington, are spending their honeymoon
al the shore. They are occupying apart
ments at the Hotel Boutwell, DR.. y. B.
Parvin and Miss A. F. Dixon, both OF
Washington, are also visitors at the
Boutwell,.
The Hotel wiltshire is catering 10
quite a party of Washingtonians this
week. The list includes Mrs. 4. Heb
ner, Mrs. T. a. Roc.sars. Miss Hebner,
Martin Berger, r. T. Fox, Miss Grace
Fox. Miss Mary Fox, Mrs. R. z. J.
Koch
C. II. woodward. of Washington. Is
spending a couple OF weeks here. He is
at the Hotel Sothern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, OF
Washington, are enjoying a couple Ct
weeks outing at the shore. They are
staying at the Hotel Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levy, of Washing
ton, are spending a couple of weeks at
the shore. They are staying at the
Hotel Rudolf.
". Finley, President Of the Southern
railroad, accompanied by his wife and
four daughters, is spending a couple
of weeks at the shore. They are stay
ing at the Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Peter Taylor. OF the Hotel Airing
ton, washington, Is spending a fort
night at the New England.
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After spending a week with Mr. and
Mrs. William Dorsey. Miss Alice Carson
has returned TO her home in Baltimore.
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Paul Sloan. OF the manufactures di-
vision, left Wednesday afternoon for
West Virginia TO be at the bedside OF
his father, who is critically ill.,
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Miss Elsie England entertained the
Rockville Morning Card Club al its last
meeting. Those present were Mrs. VIII
liam Dorsey, Mrs. John /. Brunette
Mrs. Morgan WasbbuTu, Mrs. Robert
Campbell Mrs Robert 3. Peter. Mrs
Ella Anderson, Mrs. Bowie r Waters
Mrs George RI Hunter, Mrs. Robert n
Bayles, and Mrs. George p. Henderson
Mrs. WashbuTn won first prize. Miss
England second
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Major G. B. Young, custodian Of the
plate vault, has been on a vacation "a;
several days the last week
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Leonard Weer, of Brookeville, is max
ing a visit to friends at SykesvilIe.
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Mr.. Edward Dawson has gone 10
Frame, W. Va, TO join an engineer
ing party OF the United States Geologi-
cal Survey.
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Edward Farley, of the printing di-
vision. is taking part Of his annual
la1Nn
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Miss c. G. harrington, Of the manu-
features division, left yesterday for
Connecticut. where she will spend some
time as the guest of one of her
brothers.
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James +. Payne. OF the manufac-
lures division. who has been doing field
work In South Dakota, was injured IN
a railroad wreck a few days ago.
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. Capt William COOkson. of the print
ing division, has been granted leave Of
absence for a month.
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Miss Martha Cooper. OF the examin-
ing division, is spending several weeks
at her home, in Pennsylvania. visiting
relatives and friends.
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Frank Tabler. Of section two. printing
division, has been on leave Of absence
for several days.
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Guy A Ourand washington CORE
spondeut OF the Chicago Musical Leader
and Concert Goer, is spending a couple
Of weeks at the shore. He is staying
al the Hotel Shorehum.
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William J.. Barrows, of the agricul-
ture division, who only recently re-
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William II. Suter, Of the chief clerks
division. left last week for a business
trip Of three weeks to Greensboro, Vt.
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f w. Sanderson, of the chief clerk 3
division. is being congratulated by his
friends over his good fortune in win
ming the first prize In a, newspaper edu-
catfonal contest. His wife won the sec
ond prize. and his son the third prize.
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T, F. Murphy. OF the manufactures
division. mas completed his field work
in Ohio, and has been assigned TO Penn
sylvaaia.
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Mechanics, and Of the Grand Oriental
Court of the District, which organiza-
tions were represented at the last rites.
The inJerment was made in Congress
SiOnaI Cemetery.
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B. I. Howell who has been attending
the University Of Virginia has joined
an engineering party in West Virginia.
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J. p. GaddIs, OF the engraving 1ivi
sion, who mas been i'll for the past TEL
days, has been able to leave the hos
pital for his home.