The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-16

weeks OF his vacation.
Charles r. Corey. Of the Bureau of
Animal Industry, is spending two weeks
Of his vacation at Atlantic City.
Harry Bradley. OF the printing d.
vision. returned Monday from the ar
rHery encampment Of the District
Guard az Fort Washington. and reports
the camp this year one of the best yet
visited.
F. ". Smither. of the Bureau Of
Chemistry, will leave tomorrow for a
vacation Of three weeks, one week OF
which is to be spent in this city and
the remainder in Virginia,
Miss Nellie A. Parkinson. of the
Bureau Of Chemistry, left the past week
for a months vacation.
George Fegan, of the Bureau OF En-
tomology, will return tomorrow after
vacation Of two weeks.
Miss Martha Sexton. OF the ONCE of
the disbursIng clerk, will leave tomor-
row for her vacation. which she is 10
spend in the Berkshire Hills, in Massa-
chusetts.
Miss Sadie Haskell. OF the once Of
the disbursing clerk, is spending tens
days Of her annual leave IN New York
Francis ]. P. Cleary. assistant chief
Of the document section. division OF
publications, leaves tomorrow for his
vacation. and VIII spend the time at Sea
Isle city and Atlantic City. n. J.
Frank ". vetter. OF the Bureau Of
Entomology, IS spending a vacation OF
month in Maryland
Charles Menagh. OF the Bureau Of En-
tomoIogy. is spending two weeks at At
iantic city.
John Bechtoid wooiford, Of the ap-
pointment division. who has been in
Maryland for the past three weeks on
vacation. has gone to Colonial Beach
for week.
Floyd Harrison. OF the appointment
division. IS spending his annual vsca-
ton at Atlantic City.
Robert Robinson Tompkins. OF the ap-
pointment division. is spending a month
at Atlantic City on vacation.
George William Hill. chief OF the d.
vision of publications. who has been
i'll for some time, was able 20 resume
his duties at the department the past
week.
Joseph a. Arnold. assistant chief OF
the division Of publications. is at At
lantic City for few days. He will re-
turn Tuesday.
A. L Mudd, chief clerk of the division
Of publications, who has spent his an
nual vacations at Atlantic City for the
past twenty years without missing a
season, viii leave wednesday for that
have been transferred 70 the interior
division.
John r Smith, of the monotype divi-
sion. left yesterday for New York State,
where he viii spend two weeks of his
leave and also attend the ratification of
the Republican nominee for Vice Presi-
dent.
Capt, E. II. Brian, of the electrical
div lsiOn. made a fine showing with the
Regiment, District National Guard, at
the encampment at Fort Hunt.
Sanford B. Campbell, of the press
division, has been transferred to the
Congressional Library division.
The sick list in the press division
includes the names of Mrs Jennie
BOTst. Miss NJ. !. Collins. Mrs. Lulu
Downs. Miss A ID. Goss, Mrs Kath-
crime Mckee, Miss Mary E. Henckel,
and Mrs. Lizzie Moore.
Reagan Henderson, OF the pamphlet
bindeTy, has returned to duty after
spending two weeks with the District
Guard in camp.
Pressmen granted leave of absence the
past week included r. H. Brooks. ID.
Charles N. Black. Harry c. Webb. John
J. Callahan, and William F. McCloskey.
Pressfeeders leaving for vacations in
Guided Mrs. Eva A. Dant, Miss Helen
NJ. Cote, Mrs. Jennie Baylie, Miss An
ma Keefe, Miss Blanche Keefe, Miss
Jacob Stadtler, a counter.
Miss Sara Abbott, office superintend-
ent of documents. has been granted
leave Of absence for two weeks
Morris Cohen office superintendent OF
documents, has been spending a few
days at Atlantic City
Miss Eleanor E. Hegeman. office sun
erintendent of, documents. has been
granted vacation of two weeks.
Thomas Franklin Morgan, chief of
the monotype division. accompanied by
three weeks visiting in Virginia.