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

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Ocean City. Nd. where be spent his
vacation Of several weeks.
Mrs. Maude A. Tieman, of the manu-
features division. is on q vacation for
I'VE weeks. She left Monday to spend
the time at her home In Huntsville,
Mo.
Edwin schriner. of the division OF
vital statistics. will leave this week
for Asbury Park, n. J., where he viii
join his family and spend his vacation.
T. ii. Mailing, OF the agriculture d.
vision, left the past week for field duty
IN connection with the annual report
on official statistics of cities He viii
points in Maine and New Hampshire.
he VIII nrst visit his wife who is i'll
at Kennebunk Port Ne.
Herbert r. Sands, of the agriculture
division, who returned the past week
from Held work on official statistics of
cities, after an absence Of eighteen
months. has been granted his annual
leave, which he is TO spend at his home
in Illinois.
Capt. William T. Fry. Of the manu-
factures division, left Friday for his va
cation, having been granted leave foI
the remainder of the month.
Horace Ward. OF the chief clerks
division, made a trip TO York. Pa, the
past week, for the purpose of purchas-
ing new draft horse for the use of
the bureau.
DR.. J. A Hnl. who is engaged At the
bureau on work as the statistieian Of
the Immigration Commission. has been
On the sick list for several days.
T. G Merrill anr,oivt,,.,,t ll,.,-
dlsbuTsing officer, vas IN the East for
several days the past week.
Hickman p Caiiders. of the szri-
culture division. Was on leave of ab-
Sence Tor several days the past week
20 assist In entertaining and showing
the city 10 a party Of visiting friends
George W. Gibson. jr.. or the manu-
tactures division, who has completed
MS work on the electrical inquiry in
Mar Maryla nd virginia Delaware, and
ditionai territory in Pennsylvania.
Charles Baer. of the disbursing ofhce.
two weeks at Fort Hunt as a member
Of the District National Guard
Charles A. Clark, of tie manufactures
division, who has beer detailed on field
duty in connection with the census Of
electrical industries in New York, re-
turned to the Office On Monday.
Miss Maude N Harrison. of the man
ufaCtures division. is Spending a month
at Lake Rosseau, Muskoka. Canada.
Miss Lucy II. Boeffler, Of the manu-
features division. left Monday for a
vacation of one month, to be spent in
the Catskin mountains OF New York
State.
Charles W. Davis. who has been en-
plOyed on field work in Kansas, has
completed his assignment, and viii be
on annual leave at his home in Topeka
tor several weeks.
Henry J. Well. who was detailed TO
field duty in Pennsylvania, has returned
TO his desk in the manufactures divi-
sion, having completed his assignment.
Miss Ethel C. Miner, Of the manufac-
lures division. left Monday for North
Muskegan. Mich, where she viii be on
a vacation for about three weeks.
Miss Amy X. White. OF the manufac-
lures division, accompanied by her
mother, is spending the month of Au-
gust at Mountain Lake Park. Nd
John NJ. Brady has completed his
work on the census Of electrical in
dustries and is taking a months va
cation at his home in Hedrick, Iowa. |
Miss Olive s Taylor. of the manu-
features division. left last week for
Lake Rosseau. Auskoha, Canada, TO
spend part OF her vacation. On the re-
turn trip she will make a visit 10 her
home I'm Ohio.
Major A H Nickerson, OF the mall
and correspondence section. has return
ed 10 office after an absence OF few
days, caused by slight indisposition.