The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-23


F. C. ROBERTS,
Elected Delegate-at-Large for Columbia
typographical Union. -
days the past week because of the death
of his father, a former employe or the
office, who died on Tuesday.
Charles c. Brodie, of the linotype divi-
sion, is spending part of his leave at
Harpers Ferry, W. Va
Luther L. Browning, Of The linotype
division. is spending fifteen days OF his
annual leave at Frederick, Nd
J. II. wilkins. of the naofype divi-
sion, is I'm Anne Arundei county, Md
for a stay of fifteen DAYS.
L X Adams. of the linotype divi-
sion. returned Tuesday, after an alb
sence of ten days.
Charles F. Rupert. OF tie supply d.
vision, has been filing tie position Of
principal stockkeeper in the absence Of
Mr.. Latham.
Grant Sexton. of the supply division.
has been granted substantial increase
in salary MIR. Sexton mas been con-
nected with the supply end of the Office
for many years, and Is moss efficient
empioye.
James F. Mcdonald. of the bindery,
has left for a vacation OF seventeen
days
Miss Margaret Parent. Of the gold
room, bindery, who left last week for
a vacation of one month. will spend the
time at her ola home in New York State.
Charles V. .Bechtel. of the supply d.
vision. has been ou the sick list for
several days.
Charles A. Neil. of the supply division,
has been transferred to the navy divi-
sion.
Robert Hutchinson, of the press dlvi-
sion. will spend several days Of his
leave in the country with friends.
The following employees Of tho bindery
left the past week for vacations: James
Wilson Clark, Miss Bertha l.. Dana,
Dominic Fowler. Miss Mary +. Gar
rett. Leroy J. Gaddis, John II. Hays,
Charles II. Knockey, Stephen J. Yelley,
Richard c. Lohmeyer, Edward La BOs-
siere. Miss Bessie Mcmahon, James +.
Mcdonald, Richard Murphy, George A.
O'DOnnell.
Miss Sara V. Weckerly, OF the bind
cry has returned from a f1fteen-day
trip to Atlantic City.
William H. Congwer, Of the casemak-
ing division. bindery. has just returned
from his leave
William T. Johnson. of the bindery,
has returned from g. trip Of three weeks
10 Boston. Mass.
z. a. Sullivan. of the job division. &C
companied by his family, is spending
seventeen days at his home in Waynes-
bore, Ga.
c. A. Williams. Of the Job room. and
family. are spending fifteen days on the
Rappahannock river, near Fredericks-
burg. Va.
Claude NJ. Ballard, of the job division,
and wife and little daughter, Will leave
Norfolk and New York city. They will
be away for two weeks.
L. B. Clark. OF the job division, is on
a vacation for sixteen days, and &C
companied by his wife, has gone &c their
old home at Buffalo. n. Y They con-
template trips from that point 10
Thousand Islands and Rochester. n. Y.
L. P. Kenney. foreman OF the limo
type division, accompanied by his wife,
IS spending his vacation of seventeen
days at DIT. Blackistone's, below Co
lanial Beach,
T B. .Haines, of the job division. &C
comp3nied by his wife and Mrs. DIR.
Bacon, is spending seventeen days leave
at the Rulon. Ocean Grove. n. ].
Among the lob room employees return
ing from vacations the past week were
John r. Ross. William II. Beshert, W.
3. Tanner, Nicholas Watkins, T. Y.
Nicholson, and T. F. Healy.
John Zirwes, OF the supply division.
is taking extended leave for thirty days
because Of ill-heaith-
Thomas F. Hendren. Of the office ~
the superintendent OF documents, on
CeTtihcation 1y the Civil Service COM
mission, has been promoted to clerk
ship.
Roy F timer, Office superintendent OF
days.
Miss Judith G. FAINT, office sunerin-
tendent OF documents. returned to Office
tuesday, after an Illness of three
months.
Mrs. Madge Wells, office superintend-
ent of documents, ha returned from a
vacation at Atlantic City.
Clay Dent Chunn and Charles r
Chick. office superintendent Of docu-
ments, have returned to duty after
spending seventeen days at Colonial
Beach.
Elmer Dement,. OF the first division.
accompanied by his wife and son and
a party Of friends. contemplates a pleas
ant ten days outing at Bryans Point
on the Potomac.
Thomas Gaffney and Kirk Harrison,
of the bindery, left the past week for
Baltimore, where they took a boat for
Boston, Mass. Returning they will visit
City and also the home Of Mr..
Gaffney, at Manaypnk, Pa.
Walter L. Evans, of the linotype d.
vision, has returned from Charleston.
s. c., where he spent fifteen DAYS OF
his leave visiting home folks.
Maurice H. Jarvis. of the linotype d.
vision, has returned from Massachu-
sets. where he spent eight DAYS hunt
ing and fishing